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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1977

MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MINUTES

APPENDIX A - HONORARY DEGREES

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS

UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

APPENDIX B - WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

April 23, 1977 June 22, 1977 August 19, 1977 December 17, 1977

INDEX MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

(Term expires on December 31 of years indicated)

Fred W. Adams, Grosse Pointe 1978

Charles H. Ludlow, Kalamazoo 1978

John R. Dykema, Grosse Pointe Farms 1980

Maury E. Parfet, Hickory Corners 1980

Julius Franks, Jr., Grand Rapids 1982

J. Michael Kemp, Kalamazoo 1982

Robert D. Caine, Kalamazoo 1984

Mildred L. Johnson, Muskegon 1984

John T. Bernhard, President Ex-Officio

OFFICERS

John R. Dykema, Chairman

Charles H. Ludlow, Vice Chairman

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

Robert B. Wetnight, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary

Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Treasurer

Robert W. Ethridge, Assistant Secretary T A B LE 0 F CONTENTS

Meeting Date

January 21, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1401 Minutes 1401 Petitions and Communications 1401 Election ofOfficers 1401 Appointment of Board Committees for 1977 1401 Reappointment of Legal Counsel 1402 Reappointment ofExternal Auditor 1402 Academic Personnel Report 1402 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1405 Gift and Grant Report 1405 KalamazooState HospitalSteam Plant 1405 Cash Investment Policy 1405 Purchase of Property 1406 Formula Budgeting and Fiscal Policy 1406

February 18, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1407 Minutes 1407 Petitions and Communications 1407 Remarks by the President 1407 Academic Personnel Report 1407 Grievances 1408 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1408 Gift and Grant Report 1408 Selection of AdministrativeOfficers Policy 1408 Statement on Freedom ofExpression 1408 Receipt ofOperational Audit Report for Health Center 1409 By-law Amendments 1409 Change of MeetingTime for March 18, 1977 1409 Proposed Resolution re: Rules Permitting Persons to Address Meetings of Board and its Committees 1409 Development Report 1409

March 18, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1410 Minutes 1410 Petitions and Communications 1410 Remarks by the President 1410 Academic Personnel Report 1410 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1411 Policy on Pornographic Movies 1412 Annual Report - Paper Technology Foundation 1413 By-law Amendments 1414 Resolution re: Rules Permitting Persons to Address Meetings of Board and its Conmtlttees 1416 Admission Validation Deposit Policy for Master of Occupational Therapy 1416 Gift and Grant Report 1417 Policy on Departmental Chairmen 1417 PIRGIM 1418 Legislative Liaison Report 1419 Board Committee Reports 1419 Personnel Matters 1420

April 22, 1977

Acceptance of the Age�da 1421 Minutes 1421 Petitions and Communications 1421 Meeting Date

April 22, 1977 Cont'd

Remarks by the President 1421 Academic Personnel Report 1421 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1423 Gift and Grant Report 1423 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1423 Honorary Degrees 1424 Freedom of Information Resolution 1424 Room and Board Rates 1424 Rules of Conduct 1424 Closed Session 1424 Ad Hoc Alumni Relations Study Committee Report 1425 East Campus Planning 1425 PIRGIM Progress Report 1426 University Budget Process 1426 Legislative Liaison Report 1426 Michigan Association of Governing Boards Report 1426 Board Committee Reports 1426

May 20, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1428 Minutes 1428 Petitions and Communications 1428 Remarks by the President 1428 Academic Personnel Report 1428 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1431 Gift and Grant Report 1431 Transfer of Funds to the University Foundation 1431 Room and Board Rates 1432 Rules of Conduct 1433 Professional Development Leave Policy 1433 Unclassified Annual Leave Policy 1434 Outside Employment Policy for Professional and Administrative Staff 1434 Sale of Property 1434 Creation of New Department of Biomedical Sciences 1434 Division of Continuing Education Presentation 1434 East Campus Planning 1435 Infra-Red Energy Loss Report 1435 Lansing Report 1435 Board Committee Reports 1435 Closed Session 1435

June 17, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1436 Minutes 1436 Petitions and Communications 1436 Remarks by the President 1436 Academic Personnel Report 1436 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1438 Gift and Grant Report 1439 Western Michigan University Board of Trustees Meeting Dates for 1977-78 1439 Rules of Conduct 1439 Outside Employment Policy for Professional and Administrative Staff 1443 Creation of Department of Biomedical Science 1443 Demolition of Property 1444 Residency of Migrants 1444 1976-77 Budget Revision 1444 1977-78 Budget Continuation 1446 Fine Arts Presentation 1446 PIRGIM 1446 Oaklands Report 1446 East Campus Planning 1446 Lansing Report 1446 Board Committee Reports 1446 Closed Session 1447 Meeting Date

July 15, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1448 Minutes 1448 Petitions and Connnunications 1448 Remarks by the President 1448 Academic Personnel Report 1448 Gift and Grant Report 1450 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1450 Closed Session 1450 General Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 1977-78 1450 Parking Ordinance Revision 1452 College of General Studies Presentation 1452 Scholarship Program for Fiscal Year 1978-79 1452 East Campus Report 1452 Michigan Association of Governing Boards Report 1452 Lansing Report 1452 Board Connnittee Reports 1452

September 16, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1454 Minutes 1454 Petitions and Connnunications 1454 Remarks by the President 1454 Hearing re: Mr. Pat Schiffer 1454 Academic Personnel Report 1455 Teacher Education - Directed Teaching Reorganization 1459 Reconnnendation for Vice President for Academic Affairs 1460 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1460 Gift and Grant Report 1461 Resolutions re: Cash Investment Policy 1461 Resolutions re: Transfer of Endowments 1462 Resolution re: Salary Schedules 1462 Temporary Investment Advisor 1463 Amendment to Endowment Investment Policy 1463 Investment of Type B Endowment Funds 1463 Ratification of WMU/AAUP Contract 1463

October 21, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1464 Minutes 1464 Petitions and Connnunications 1464 Remarks by the President 1465 Academic Personnel Report 1465 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1466 Gift and Grant Report 1466 Capital Outlay Budget Request for 1978-79 1466 Demolition of Houses 1466 University Distinguished Service Award 1467 TIAA-CREF Retirement Resolution 1467 Authorization to Sell Property 1467 East Campus Report 1467 Report on Schiffer Case 1467 Lansing Report 1468 Board Connnittee Reports 1468 Connnittee Appointments 1468

November 18, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1469 Minutes 1469 Petitions and Connnunications 1469 Remarks by the President 1469 Academic Personnel Report 1469 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1470 Gift and Grant Report 1471 Crime Prevention Bureau 1471 Resolution re: Paper Technology Foundation 1471 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1471 Meeting Dates

November 18, 1977 Cont'd

Current Trends in Anthropology at WMU 1472 Lansing Report 1472 Board Co11UI1ittee Reports 1472 Closed Session 1472

December 16, 1977

Acceptance of the Agenda 1473 Minutes 1473 Petitions and Co11UI1unications 1473 Remarks by the President 1473 Academic Personnel Report 1473 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1474 Gift and Grant Report 1474 Closed Session 1474 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Paul Marsh asked the Board to authorize the January 21, 1977 administration to set up a PIRGIM fee collection system to collect $1.50 from students who want to support PIRGIM effective Fall 1977. He stressed The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan that this fee would be optional. Mr. Marsh indicated University Board of Trustees was held on January 21 this system is being used at the University of Michi­ 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Univer­ gan quite successfully. sity Student Center. After spirited discussion on the budget structure The meeting was called to order at 1:25 p.m. of PIRGIM, Chairman Dykema informed the group that the by Chairman John Dykema. Board accepted the information and would take the pro­ posal under consideration. A formal proposal will be Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, acted upon at the February meeting. Mr. Marsh informed Franks, Johnson, Ludlow, Parfet and President the Board that more information would be for:hcoming Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Kemp. to the Trustees along with more faculty signatures supporting PIRGIM on Western's campus. Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Received and on file in the Secretary's office Mr. Beecher, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie are the 8,887 WMU student signatures supporting the and Legal Counsel Staton. student fee proposal.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Election of Officers. Upon a motion by Trustee accepted and approved the agenda as presented for Adams and seconded by Trustee Caine, the following the meeting. officers were re-elected for 1977:

Minutes. The minutes of the December 17, Vice Chairman Charles H. Ludlow 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were Treasurer Robert B. Wetnight approved as circulated. Secretary Robert W. Hannah Assistant Treasurer Robert Beecher Petitions and Communications. On behalf of Assistant Secretary Robert B. Wetnight the House and Senate, Representative Mary Brown Assistant Secretary Robert W. Ethridge presented legislative resolutions to: Dr. William Birch, Sr., prominent retired Kalamazoo physician Appointment of Board Committees for 1977. Upon and recipient of a honorary doctorate at WMU (his a motion by Trustee Caine and seconded by Trustee son, Dr. William Birch, II, accepted in his behalf)· Ludlow, the following committees were approved: Mr. Leonard Gernant, dean emeritus of academic services; Mr. Clayton Maus, dean emeritus of admis­ STANDING: sions and records; and Dr. Leo Stine, former dean of continuing education. Academic Affairs

Dr. Hannah informed the Board that these Mrs. Parfet, Chairman resolutions were jointly sponsored by former Mr. Caine Representative Howard Wolpe, former Representative Mrs. Johnson Wayne Sackett and Representative Robert Welborn. Budget and Finance Dr. Hannah also informed the Board that a letter from the Michigan Court of Claims and a Mr. Ludlow, Chairman complaint filed by Anthony V. Trogan, Jr. and Mr. Caine Raymond F. Santangelo on behalf of Melinda Shier Mr. Kemp had been received. This complaint has been for­ warded to Legal Counsel Staton for his review. Capital Outlay

Another item under Petitions and Communica­ Mrs. Johnson, Chairman tions was a request for time to make a presentation Mr. Adams by PIRGIM (Public Interest Research Group in Michi­ Dr. Franks gan). Vice President Coyne introduced to the Board Paul Marsh, Debra Mattison and Rolly Morse who Student Services described PIRGIM's organizational structure, its goals, and projects currently being supported by Dr. Franks, Chairman PIRGIM. Also in attendance at the meeting were Mrs. Johnson Joseph Tuchinsky, executive director of PIRGIM, and Mrs. Parfet Cheryl Garbukas, a Lansing staff member.

January 21, 1977 1401 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Reappointment of Legal Counsel. On a motion Hector Bensimon, Adjunct Clinical Professor in by Trustee Adams and seconded by Trustee Franks, the the Health Sciences, effective October 25, Board of Trustees approved the reappointment of the 1976 for a period of three years firm of Ford, Kriekard, Staton, Allen and Decker, P.C., with Mr. Arthur Staton, Jr. the responsible Spencer R. Downs, Adjunct Clinical Professor in principal as Legal Counsel for the University. the Health Sciences, effective September 1, 1976 for a period of one year Reappointment of External Auditor. On a motion made by Trustee Johnson and supported by Trustee Samuel H. Gould, Adjunct Clinical Professor in Ludlow, the Board of Trustees approved the reappoint the Health Sciences, effective December 6, ment of the firm of Alexander Grant and Company of 1976 for a period of three years Kalamazoo, Michigan, as auditors for the purpose of conducting an annual audit of the University's Thomas 0. Miyata, Adjunct Clinical Professor in financial statements for fiscal year 1976-77. the Health Sciences, effective October 25, 1976 for a period of three years Academic Personnel Report. The Academic Person nel Report as presented by Dr. Denenfeld was accepte John M. Proos, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the by the Board. He noted the administrative appoint­ Health Sciences, effective October 25, 1976 ment of Sidney Dykstra to Acting Dean of The Gradu­ for a period of three years ate College. Dr. Denenfeld also noted the large number of sabbatical leaves but explained that this N. C. Sekharan, Adjunct Clinical Professor in list brings us up-to-date and future lists should the Health Sciences, effective October 25, not be as large. 1976 for a period of three years

Administrative Appointment Vernon F. Strand, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the Health Sciences, effective October 25, 1976 Sidney Dykstra, Associate Dean, The Graduate for a period of three years College, to Acting Dean, The Graduate Colleg effective February 1, 1977 Edwin G. Vann, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the Health Sciences, effective October 25, 1976 Appointments for a period of three years

Ralph C. Chandler, Associate Professor, Depart­ Leave of Absence ment of Political Science, effective Janu­ ary 1, 1977 Marilyn K. Malott, Assistant Professor of Psych­ ology, from December 13, 1976 to April 17, 1977 John Wood Kofel, Resident Director, Western (half-time), to complete the writing and oral Michigan University's Program in Guam, ef­ presentation of the doctoral dissertation as fective January 1, 1977, terminating June 30, required by the University of Michigan 1977 William D. Martinson, Head, Counseling and Per­ Raymond A. Lish, Associate Professor, School of sonnel, from January 1, 1977 to June 30, 1977, Social Work, effective January 1, 1977 for personal reasons

William R. Walkowiak, Assistant Professor, David A. Sheldon, Associate Professor of Music, Department of Blind Rehabilitation, effectiv from August 26, 1977 to August 27, 1978, to January 1, 1977, terminating June 30, 1977 accept a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Fellowship for Independent Study and Donald C. Weaver, Director, Community School Research Development Center, effective January 1, 197 Joseph P. Stoltman, Associate Professor and Chair­ Adjunct Clinical Appointments man, Department of Geography, from September 1, 1977 to July 1, 1978, to accept an appointment Wayne G. Augustyniak, Adjunct Clinical Instruct as Visiting Lecturer at the University of London or in Health Sciences, effective October 25, for one year 1976 for a period of three years. Retirements with Emeritus Status John E. Bannow, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the Health Sciences, effective October 25, Charles A. Blagdon, Assistant Professor, Department 1976 for a period of three years. of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective December 31, 1976, with the title Assist­ ant Professor Emeritus of Business Education and Administrative Services

1402 January 21, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Retirements with Emeritus Status (continued) Dennis E. Darling, Assistant Professor of Indus­ Victor Coutant, Professor, Department of trial Education, Academic Year 1977-78, to Modern and Classical Languages, effective study, in cooperation with the National Edu­ end of Winter Semester 1977, with the title cational Council of Energy and Power and the Professor Emeritus of Modern and Classical Massachusetts Audubon Society, alternative Languages energy sources, conversion devices, power applications, and energy conservation efforts. Resignation Stephanie Demetrakopoulos, Assistant Professor Charles E. Hines, Jr., Assistant Professor of of English, Academic Year 1977-78, to write Accountancy, effective De.cember 18, 1976 a book on John Milton's concept of woman, its historical influence, and the ideas which Sabbatical Leaves Milton used to construct his women.

Syed Z. Abedin, Associate Professor of Social Richard J. dePeaux, Associate Professor of Humani­ Science, Academic Year 1977-78, to pursue ties, Academic Year 1977-78, to paint; to hand three projects: (1) Complete for publica­ print, with visuals, at the University of Wis­ tion articles and papers delivered at con­ consin, the score of Curtis-Smith's "Rhapsodies"; ferences and symposia in the USA and the and to research the use of anamorphic perspec­ Middle East; (2) Do archival research in tive in Hans Holbein the Younger's painting, the Middle East for a book on the American "The Ambassadors". experience in North Africa during the forma tion of the United States; (3) Observe Robert C. Eisenberg, Associate Professor of Biology, first-hand cultural development in various Academic Year 1977-78, to investigate the mecha­ Muslim countries. nisms of active transport in Pseudomonas aerugi­ nosa, leading to possible strategies for over­ George T. Beech, Professor of History, Academi coming Pseudomonas permeability barriers to Year 1977-78, to do a biographical study in chemotherapeutic agents. France of the role of the bishops of France at the turn of the 11th century to deter­ Robert H. Engstrom, Professor of Art, Academic mine their role in the Gregorian Reform Year 1977-78, to collect and organize tech­ movement in that country. niques of ancient Etruscan methods of metal­ working, especially the process called granu­ Lloyd Braithwaite, Associate Professor of Soci lation, to apply them to contemporary jewelry. ology and Social Work, Academic Year 1977- 78, to interview law enforcement personnel Arthur E. Falk, Associate Professor of Philosophy, in Western Europe to determine the degree Academic Year 1977-78, to study at the Univer­ of cynicism within their ranks, for compari sity of California at Berkeley or Stanford Uni­ son with that of selected American police versity, leading to the preparation of articles departments. intended to clarify a philosophical problem: Can conclusions about the ontological signifi­ Joseph T. Buckley, Associate Professor of cance of either one of provably isomorphic Mathematics, Academic Year 1977-78, to con­ theories of time and theories of modality be tinue in Wales a study of automorphism applied to the other with equal plausibility? groups and Schur multipliers of p-groups. Nancy A. Falk, Associate Professor of Religion, Norman E. Carlson, Associate Professor of Eng­ Academic Year 1977-78, to study and do research lish, Academic Year 1977-78, to complete in at the University of California at Berkeley on: London, England the manuscript of a critica (1) The structural method of analysis used in biography of George Wither, 17th century religion and anthropology to interpret myth English poet, to be published in the and ritual; (2) The South Asian religious tradi­ Twayne English Authors Series. tion known as Jainism; (3) The South Asian lanugage relevant to this research. A. Bruce Clarke, Professor of Mathematics, Academic Year 1977-78, to work, primarily Daniel Fleischhacker, Associate Professor of Theatre, at Dartmouth College on two projects: (1) Academic Year 1977-78, to write a book on the Research on random processes which are func structural patterns of plays, dealing with struc­ tions of Markov processes; (2) Develop a tural analysis of drama, its application to procedure for using an interactive computer selected plays and forms, and its relationship system as a tool to assist in departmental to playwrights' meanings. and college level academic administration.

January 21, 1977 1403 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Sabbatical Leaves (continued) colors and techniques with American needle­ work. And to develop sketches and paii1tings Martin E. Gingerich, Associate Professor of for future graphic design. English, Academic Year 1977-78, to complete a book on the relationship of the geography Andrew C. Nahm, Professor of History, Fall of Wales to the literary works of the Welsh Semester 1977, to do research in Japan and poet, Dylan Thomas. Korea, and complete a book, The Modern His­ tory £i Korea, covering the period 1863-1963. Bradley E. Huitema, Associate Professor of Psychology, Academic Year 1977-78, to Mary E. Neu, Assistant Professor of Art, Academic associate with a major department of Bio­ Year 1977-78, to study, visit with distingu­ metrics or Statistics to study models use­ ished textile artists, and experiment in off­ ful in the applied areas of psychology, in loom textiles, in such areas as needlepoint, preparation for a book on The Design and stitchery, quilting, basketry, and needle­ Analysis of Single Subject and Single weaving. Group Research. Kenneth E. Reid, Associate Professor of Social Richard J. Keaveny, Associate Professor of Work, Academic Year 1977-78, to study, in the Art, Academic Year 1977-78, to do research United States and England, and then write about into the plasticizing of canvas, so that it the development of social group work in the can be self-supporting, thus allowing the United States and England between 1850 and 1976. development for free-standing paintings, independent of other structures. Neill Sanders, Professor of Music, Academic Year 1977-78, to study the problems in horn playing J. Michael Keenan, Professor of Management, caused by nervous and muscular tensions, and Academic Year 1977-78, to examine the to seek methods of relieving these tensions, training programs of selected organizations which often cause physical and musical weak­ -- State of Michigan, Ford Motor Company, nesses. Proctor and Gamble, et al. -- in order to: (1) Contrast these programs with their Ernest L. Stech, Associate Professor of Communi­ current emphasis on the methods of needs cation Arts and Sciences, Academic Year 1977- analysis; (2) Develop an experimental clas­ 78, to complete research on the sequencing of sification system, and a method of organi­ oral communication acts, leading to the develop­ zing and scheduling training programs ment and publication of a formal description according to criteria developed from a of the way in which sequences in social dis­ needs analysis. course tend to be generated by participants in our society and culture. Chris Koronakos, Professor of Psychology, Academic Year 1977-78, to study, as a stu­ W. Thomas Straw, Associate Professor of Geology, dent and clinician, at a number of therapy Academic Year 1977-78, to study selected as­ centers with different theoretical ap­ pects of two major hydrogeologic problems of proaches to examine the impact of practi­ the northwestern Great Plains: (1) Saline tioners on the development of psychological seep development in the glaciated portion of theories and models. the Great Plains in Montana; (2) The hydro­ geology of coals in southeastern Montana. E. L. Marietta, Professor of Business Educatio and Administrative Services, Academic Year Courtney P. Stromstra, Professor of Speech Path­ 1977-78, to teach an alphabetic shorthand ology and Audiology, Winter Semester 1978, to system, Forkner Shorthand, at the American continue research on the etiology of stuttering University in Cairo, Egypt, to test its at the Royal Dental College in Copenhagen, Den­ possible superiority to Pitman Shorthand mark, specifically by examining the relation­ for bilingual secretaries. ship between speech �nd hearing through experi­ mentation with non-stutterers. Richard L. McAnaw, Professor of Political Science, Academic Year 1977-78, to develop Robert I. Sundick, Associate Professor of Anthro­ alternate models for the improved admini­ pology, Academic Year 1977-78, to examine in stration of a single chamber of a bicameral several major museums in Europe prehistoric state legislative body. and early human skeletons to test hypotheses about human ske·letal growth based on his earlier M. JoAnne Mohr, Associate Professor of Art, studies of American Indian skeletons. Academic Year 1977-78, to study in Greece and Turkey native embroideries and the in­ ter-relationships of symbols, images,styles

1404 January 21, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Sabbatical Leaves (continued) In reviewing this proposal, Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Connnittee, Arthur T. White, Associate Professor of Mathe­ connnented that the economics of this investment are matics, Academic Year 1977-78, to study at "outstanding". He also noted that this is "the most Royal Hollway College (London) and other expeditious way" to get costs down and to increase European universities combinatorics and the efficiency of the plant. graph theory, together with applications of these disciplines both within and out­ Cash Investment Policy. Upon a motion made by side mathematics. Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Ludlow, the Board approved the following cash investment policy. Trustee Clyde R. Willis, Professor of Speech Pathology Ludlow, chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance and Audiology, Fall Semester, 1977, to in­ Connnittee, reminded the Board that this policy has been vestigate at Frenchay Hospital in Bristol, under consideration for two months, originating with England, the anatomy and physiology of the the Budget & Finance Committee and passed out to the velopharyngeal mechanism in normals and Board at last month's Briefing Session. He also noted subjects with oral clefts. that this policy would permit the University to go out­ side the State of Michigan for investment purposes. Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Aca­ demic Personnel Report was accepted as presented CASH INVESTMENT POLICY by Dr. Hannah. I. General Statement Appointments It shall be the policy of Western Michigan Gary C. Hainrihar, Assistant Football Coach, University to keep invested in interest Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, income bearing instruments the maximum cash effective January 1, 1977, terminating available, except for any advances received December 31, 1977 from the Federal Government. The investment goal shall be to seek the maximum return avail­ William C. Hardv, Sr., Assistant Football able at the lowest possible risk. The preserva­ Coach, D of Intercollegiate Athle- tion of principal shall be paramount; appreci­ tics, effective January 1, 1977, termina­ ation of principal shall not be an objective. ting December 31, 1977 Cash of various funds may be pooled to maxi­ mize return. Leave of Absence With Pay II. Guidelines Robert J. Slater, Jr., Captain of Detectives, Department of Public Safety, to attend the The following guidelines shall be followed in National Academy of the Federal Bureau of the selection of instruments and sources to Investigation for an eleven week period, be used in the investment of cash. either from July 10 - September 22, 1977, or from September 25 - December 8, 1977. 1. The selection of a specific source and/or instrument shall be based on changing Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted rnarYet conditions for the price of money. for the University the gifts and grants as containe in the Gift and Grant Report for December, 1976. 2. The investment of bank instruments may The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and ex­ be those issued by any bank chartered press appreciation to the donors on behalf of the in the United States which is a member Board of Trustees. of the Federal Reserve System or any bank chartered by the Michigan State Kalamazoo State Hospital Stearn Plant. Upon a Banking Commission. No more than 40% of motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee John­ funds invested may be invested with banks son, the Board authorized the administration to: outside the State of Michigan.

a. Engage the firm of Cunnnins & Barnard, and 3. At least 50% of the total funds available b. accept bids, and shall be invested in instruments which c. award a contract, and are immediately convertible into cash. d. fund from operating allocations for utili­ ties 4. No more than 50¼ of the total invested may be invested in instruments which mature the necessary improvements to the Kalamazoo State later than 180 days. Hospital Stearn Plant to comply with Reconnnendations Nos. 100 and 101 of the Michigan Efficiency Task Force.

January 21, 1977 1405 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Cash Investment Policy (continued) 5. Percentage return of total invested on: a. Amount invested 5. In compliance with Article IX, Section 20 b. Cash available to invest. of the Constitution of the State of Michi­ gan, investment in instruments issued by any single bank may not exceed 50% of the Purchase of Property. On a motion by Trustee bank's capital and surplus. Ludlow, supported by Trustee Franks, the Board of Trustees authorized the Treasurer to enter into an 6. The investment in the following types of offer to purchase real estate with Phillips Petroleum instruments is limited to the indicated Company for Lots 25, 26, 27, and 28, Block 4, Plat percentages of the total cash invested: of Kalamazoo Park, subject to approval by Legal Commercial Paper 30% Counsel as to title. Variable Demand Notes - 30% Formula Budgeting and Fiscal Policy. Dr. Robert 7. Not more than 10% of the total cash avail­ Hannah, in a presentation to the Board, discussed a able for investment will be invested in potential "new mode" of funding of higher education in any single company issuing commercial Michigan. He reviewed two formulas currently under paper. discussion by the Department of Management and Budget and in the legislative fiscal agencies, respectively. 8. Commercial Paper shall have a minimun rating of P-2 by Moody's and/or A-2 by Under the current funding system, WMU gets Standard and Poor's. approximately 7.7% of all monies appropriated to higher education. He said, in his estimation, that under the III. Types of Instruments Authorized Department of Management and Budget's "averaging cost model", WMU might be eligible for a larger proportion Subject to the restrictions outlined in of new money added to the system, but the University's Section II - Guidelines, investment may be share will only increase fractionally as a percentage made in any of the following instruments: of an increased total of State higher education appro­ priations. 1. Certificates of Deposit 2. Repurchase Agreements Dr. Hannah indicated that he supports formula 3. Savings Deposit Receipts budgeting because it is the first chance WMU has had 4. Treasury Bills and Notes to see a system that talks of our total need in higher 5. Bankers Acceptance education. He said we need to get away from the in­ 6. Other U.S. Agencies fighting of which university has the most legislative 7. Commercial Paper "clout" in redividing a gubernatorial recommendation 8. Variable Demand Notes in higher education.

IV. Responsibility and Authority Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:10 p.m. The general authority to implement this policy is delegated to the Vice-President for Finance. Respectfully submitted, He may delegate to the Director of Investments and Risk Management or to the Controller, the authority to make investments within the guide lines described in Section II.

The Vice-President for Finance will report at each quarter end the status of the investment pool disclosing at a minimum:

1. Amounts and percentage invested with each issuer. Robert W. Hannah 2. Amounts and percentage invested in each Secretary type of instrument.

3. Amounts and percentage invested by appro­ priate maturity classifications.

4. Weighted average annual interest rate of funds invested at the end of each quarter.

1406 January 21, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING February 18, 1977 Two, that appointment of a University Develop­ ment Council, as an advisory body to President The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Bernhard, the Office of Development and the WMU University Board of Trustees was held on Foundation has been accomplished. President Bernhard February 18, 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room stated the specific functions of this Council would of the University Student Center. be: 1) to evaluate capital campaign proposals, and all major fundraising efforts; 2) to recommend priori­ The meeting was called to order at 1:27 p.m. ties for these various proposals, thereby giving by Chairman John Dykema. support to the Development Office as it carries out its function of coordinating all University fundraising Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, from the private sector; and 3) to establish priorities Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and and identify needs and provide specific direction for President Bernhard (ex officio). the WMU Foundation in its fundraising efforts.

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, And three, that we would have two celebrity alumni Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, on campus for the opening gala event of our Diamond Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Jubilee. David Wayne and Mary Jackson, both of whom Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie and Legal Counsel Staton. have received Distinguished Alumni Awards from Western, will star in the production of "The Ponder Heart" Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees scheduled for May. accepted and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting. Academic Personnel Report. The Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice President Mitchell was Minutes. The minutes of the January 21, 1977 accepted by the Board. Annual Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated. Appointment as Department Chairman

Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah Edward L. Trembley, Professor, Counseling and read to the Board the list of petitions and commu­ Personnel, to Professor and Chairman of Counsel­ nications received which included five communi­ ing and Personnel, effective January 1, 1977 cations relating to PIRGIM, a letter from Lauri Holmes, Chairperson, Kalamazoo Branch, American Appointments Civil Liberties Union, and a letter from Carl J. Engels, Associate Professor, General Studies. Jack T. Humbert, Associate Professor of Distri­ (Petitions and Communications are on file in the butive Education, effect:tve January 4, 1977 Secretary's office.) James H. Hunter, Adjunct Research Professor, Trustee Parfet requested Dr. Hannah to read Department of Chemistry, effective February 1, aloud the letter from Dr. Engels and commented 1977, terminating January 31, 1978 that she "couldn't agree more" with the letter requesting that the Board of Trustees support the Marilyn Kay Malott, Assistant Professor of Psy­ existing policy prohibiting smoking in the class­ chology, effective January 4, 1977 room. Trustee Parfet then asked Dr. Engels for his comments. Dr. Engels informed the Board that James R. Sanders, Associate Professor of Educa­ he has received excellent cooperation from the tional Leadership, effective January 4, 1977 Associated Student Government and individual students and stated that if enforcement of the Wayland P. Smith, Visiting Professor, Department policy is to work, it will have to be a combined of Industrial Engineering, effective January 4, effort by faculty and students with the support 1977, terminating August 30, 1977 of the Board of Trustees and the administration. Reappointmenm as Adjuncts in the Medical Technology Remarks by the President. Dr. Bernhard Program, effective February 1977 for a period of informed the Board that he had three items to three years: bring to their attention. John H. Libcke Harold E. Bowman Joseph D. Mann One, that the invitation to former President Cynthia J. Davey Mary Kay McGrath Gerald Ford is very much alive. In recent commu­ Henry DeLeeuw Kurt Wolfgang Mikat nication from his administrative assistant, there Geraldine Doezema Patricia P. Motley is still a good possibility that a visit from Lee N. Foster Harold E. Resinger President Ford will materialize. Carole S. Hutchinson Allan H. Russcher John C. Landgrebe Richard H. Walker John D. Langston L. Westerman

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Adjunct Clinical Professor Appointments in Selection of Administrative Officers Policy. the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1977 Dr. Bernhard reminded the Board that this policy for a period of three years: statement had previously been distributed for review. A change in wording as suggested by Trustee Franks, Rodolfo B. Bacolor Stanley M. Mesirow had been made in accordance with his wishes. Ekrem Dimbiloglu Alan D. Neiberg Clifton Fisher Leo B. Rasmussen On a motion by Trustee Caine, and seconded by Dean Hudnutt Harry E. Schneiter Trustee Ludlow, the revised policy on the Selection Richard M. Lam Albert E. Vossler of University Administrative Officers was adopted:

Resignations THE SELECTION OF UNIVERSITY ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS

Mary E. Hawthorne, Director, Physicians' The Board of Trustees of Western Michigan University Assistants Program, effective April 1, 1977 appoints all Administrative Officers, including the President, Vice Presidents, Deans, Directors and Depart­ James A. Schellenberg, Professor of Socio­ ment Chairpersons. logy, effective August 1977 The initiative and responsibility for recommending Grievances. President Bernhard recommended candidates to the Board resides with the immediate super­ to the Board of Trustees that the Board accept visory level. More specifically, the Deans are respon­ the report of the Faculty Grievance Committee, sible for the nomination of Chairpersons and some Direc­ and also accept, as part of the final report, the tors, the Vice Presidents for Deans and other Directors, recommendation as to the termination of: and the President for Vice Presidents and members of his immediate staff. The Board itself supervises the selec­ Dr. Thomas M.T. Dube, Assistant Professor tion of a President. of Social Science and Teacher Education, effective April 23, 1977 The selection of an administrative officer shall involve consultation with interested constituencies. Mr. John Newton, Instructor, Department of Normally, therefore, the recommending officer will Physical Education for Women, effective appoint an Advisory Selection Committee to assist in April 23, 1977 the selection process. As particular circumstances dictate, and at the discretion of the recommending Dr. James A. Sendo, Assistant Professor officer, the Advisory Selection Committee could be of Teacher Education, effective April 23, involved in the nomination, screening and interviewing 1977 of candidates. At a minimum, such a committee should be invited to assess the strengths and weaknesses of Trustee Parfet moved that the Board accept candidates referred to it by the recommending officer. the recommendation and that the Board decline to review the grievance proceedings on Dr. Dube, In the appointment of the Advisory Selection Com­ Mr. Newton and Dr. Sendo. Trustee Johnson mittee, the recommending officer should be cognizant of seconded this motion and all Trustees voted "aye". the various groups and individuals with whom the admin­ istrative officer will normally work. The composition Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non­ of the Committee should reflect an awareness of the Academic Personnel Report was accepted as involved constituencies, and a sensitivity to the presented by Vice President Wetnight. competing demands upon the administrative officer.

Retirements Statement on Freedom of Expression. Chairman Florence Howe, University Health Center, Dykema stated to the Board that the question has arisen effective February 28, 1977 as to whether or to what extent the University should permit the showing of X-rated movies on campus. He Elizabeth Maxwell, Information Center, indicated that the Board had been presented with much effective February 18, 1977 written material on this subject; that there had been extensive discussion on this subject; and that varying Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted views had been expressed. The results of these discus­ for the University the gifts and grants as sions were the two proposals on the agenda. He indicated contained in the Gift and Grant Report for that in his judgment these proposals are not exclusive. January 1977. Trustee Parfet directed the Secre­ It would be perfectly acceptable for the Board to adopt tary to acknowledge and express appreciation to a different statement or to adopt neither one. Since the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. this subject matter originated within the jurisdiction of the Vice President for Student Services, Chairman Dykema asked Vice President Coyne to remind the Board

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of the background to the problem. Proposed Resolution re Rules Permitting Persons to Address Meetings of Board and Its Committees. Vice President Coyne informed the Board of On a recommendation by Legal Counsel, Trustee the history of this discussion. He reported Caine, seconded by Trustee Johnson, made a motion to that WMU has never had on the campus a written table the proposed resolution and refer it back to policy dealing with the kinds of films to be Legal Counsel for possible incorporation into by-laws. shown on campus. He then reviewed the background Motion carried unanimously. for guidelines developed to control scheduling, advertising and number of X-rated films to be Development Report. Mr. Russell Gabier, Director, shown on campus. Vice President Coyne said that Alumni Affairs and Development, introduced to the he had found that student organizations have Board Mrs. Helen Flashpohler, Bill Doolittle and Bill been quite "conscientious" in following these Sturtevant. Following this introduction, Mr. Gabier guidelines. He also stated that his staff con­ summarized for the Board of Trustees development acti­ tinually reiterate to the different organizations vities during 1976. that student ID's must be checked. Vice Presi­ dent Coyne repeated that his office feels that Chairman Dykema thanked Mr. Gabier for his report. overall this approach has been a practical one President Bernhard added that he is deeply appreciative and recommended that the University not adopt of the fine efforts of the Development Staff. He went a policy prohibiting freedom of expression. on to say that he has been very encouraged by their diligence and their hard work and that from here on, Following personal comments as to the merits we will see even more positive results. of Proposal A, written by the administration, and Proposal B, written by Trustee Franks, Trustee Ludlow stated that he is very encouraged Trustee Kemp made a motion that the administration by the work the Development Staff has been doing and redraft Proposal A to more clearly state the they should be congratulated on the fine programs. University's intention to comply with the legal standards of metropolitan Kalamazoo and to forward Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned this redraft to Legal Counsel for his review. at 2:48 p.m. Trustee Johnson seconded this motion. The motion carried after considerable discussion regarding the wisdom of debating this controversial subject in this manner.

Trustee Kemp commented that he was sure that no one would want to make an unconstitutional Respectfully submitted, proposal and, therefore, moved that the Board have Legal Counsel also review and comment on Proposal B. Trustee Caine seconded this motion. Motion carried.

Receipt of Operational Audit Report for Health Center. Trustee Ludlow moved, seconded by Trustee Adams, that the Board receive the ,,., Operational Audit Report for Health Center as :.- ( 1 "'('. ii (; I � '\.' submitted by the firm of Alexander Grant & Company '� A,) � '\.' � • '-..l..__ ------and refer this report to the appropriate admini­ Robert W. Hannah, Secretary strative officers for review. This report is on file in the Secretary's office.

By-law Amendments. A motion was made by Trustee Ludlow, seconded by Trustee Parfet, to table by-law amendments as presented until Legal Counsel has a chance to review all by-laws for possible amendments. Motion carried unanimously.

Change of Meeting Time for March 18, 1977. A motion was made by Trustee Caine, seconded by Trustee Johnson, that the Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees begin at 9:30 a.m., March 18, 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Motion carried unanimously.

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REGULAR MEETING permits these films to be shown in their facilities, March 18, 1977 it is not conforming to community standards... it only serves the purveyors of obscenity and makes it more difficult for Kalamazoo to reduce pornography." The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on March 18, Dr. Hannah also informed the Board that prior 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Univer­ to the start of the meeting, he had received a petition sity Student Center. from students in the English Department. This petition will be included in April's Petitions and Communications The meeting was called to order at 9:37 a.m. to the Board. by Chairman John Dykema. Remarks by the President. First, President Bernhard Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, reported to the Board that he had just returned from Johnson, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard attending the National Conference on Trusteeship, spon­ (ex officio). Trustees absent: Adams sored by the Association of Governing Boards of Colleges and Universities, in Williamsburg, Virginia. Others Also present were: Vice President Coyne, attending this conference were Trustees Adams, Caine, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Franks, Johnson, Parfet and Dr. Hannah. He indicated Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, that all of those attending the conference felt it was Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix and Legal worthwhile. President Bernhard, in particular, noted Counsel Staton. his interest in those sessions pertaining to "Assessment of Institutional Quality". He repeated ten points as Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees possible criteria for assessing institutional quality. accepted and approved the agenda as presented These were: Mission and Scope, Student Learning, Faculty for the meeting, with the understanding that Performance, Academic Programs and Services, Institutional Mr. Stolley's presentation would come prior to Support, Administrative Leadership, Fiscal Management, the luncheon recess so that Mr. Stolley could Governmental Board, Exterior Relations and Institutional complete his day's program (even if the Board Self-Improvement. had not reached that item as scheduled on the agenda). Second, the President reported that an interim agreement on the role of the Faculty Senate and its Minutes. The minutes of the February 18, relationship to Western Michigan University and to its 1977 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees chapter of the American Association of University Profes­ were approved as circulated. sors (AAUP) had been reached between the University ad­ ministration and the faculty union. President Bernhard Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah indicated his pleasure at this "progressive step" and informed the Board that many letters had been hoped that it would augur well for the future role of received pertaining to the showing of pornographic the Senate as a University wide forum. films on campus. A petition had also been received with 700 signatures.* Trustee Franks Third, President Bernhard brought to the Board's requested the following wording of the petition attention that he has appointed Dr. Robert Beecher to to be read aloud and included in the minutes: serve as coordinator for all requests made to the Uni­ versity for information under the state's new Freedom "We, the undersigned citizens of the of Information Act. He reported that Dr. Beecher is Kalamazoo Community do hereby petition the working with Legal Counsel to design appropriate forms Western Michigan University Board of Trustees to to be used for these requests. More detailed information end the showing of X-rated films at the University will be forthcoming. by prohibiting the use of University facilities for this purpose. Chairman Dykema then asked for comments. Trustee Caine remarked that he enjoyed the AGB conference and "It is our belief that these films do not that he always came back from those conferences with conform to the standards of this community of helpful information. Trustee Parfet echoed Mr. Caine's which the University is a part. It has been well comments and stated that talking with other Trustees established that these films are often sadistic, about mutual concerns was to her the most satisfactory degrading, and dehumanizing. They may develop part of the conference. It was added that the indivi­ lifelong abnormal concepts in the mind of the dual sessions would be printed in future AGB Reports. viewer. They may create an atmosphere ripe for criminal conduct. Academic Personnel Report. The Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice President Mitchell was "The University has long been a respected approved by the Board. Vice President Mitchell called part of our community. We have looked to it for to the Board's attention the four retirements with leadership in positive directions. If Western emeritus status: Henry J. Beukema, Martin Cohen, *(These Petitions and Communications are on file in the Secretary's office.) 1410 March 18, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Edwin Grossnickle and Harry S. Hefner. He Retirement with Emeritus Status stated that these retirements represented 108 years of service to Western Michigan University Henry J. Beukema, Professor, Department of and each of these retirees have made a distinct Industrial Engineering, effective June 29, contribution to the University and we are all 1977, with the title Professor Emeritus of richer for having known them. He wished them Engineering Graphics the very best in their retirement. Martin Cohen, Assistant Professor, School of Appointments Librarianship, effective the end of Fall Semester 1977, with the title Assistant Professor Barbara L. Loss, Assistant Professor, Emeritus of Librarianship Department of Special Education, effective January 4, 1977 Edwin Grossnickle, Professor of Finance, effective the end of Fall Semester 1977, with the title Thomas Vassil, Assistant Professor, School Professor Emeritus of Finance of Social Work, effective January 4, 1977 Harry S. Hefner, Professor of Art, effective Promotion June 22, 1977, with the title Professor Emeritus of Art William McGranahan, to rank of Associate Professor of Modern and Classical Lan­ Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academic guages, effective Fall 1975 Personnel Report was approved as presented by Vice President Wetnight. Mr. Wetnight noted the appointment Adjunct Clinical Appointments of Nick Poulton as Director of University Planning, and indicated that this is the first time this position has Joseph A. Lash, Adjunct Clinical Instructor been filled. He also noted the retirement with emeritus in the Health Sciences, effective status of Miss Eleanore Linden, who has served the January 1, 1977 to August 31, 1977 University for over 40 years and was a student at Western prior to that time. Young H. Lee, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1977 Appointment for a period of three years Nick L. Poulton, Director of University Planning, John P. Robertson, Adjunct Clinical Professor effective August 1, 1977 in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1977 for a period of three years William X. Kienzle, Associate Director, Center for Contemplative Studies, effective February 1, 1977, Leave of Absence Without Pay terminating February 1, 1978

Joy Anderson, Assistant Professor, Occupa­ Retirement with Emeritus Status tional Therapy, from August 27, 1977 to April 22, 1978, for personal reasons Eleanore C. Linden, Assistant to the President, effective June 30, 1977, with the title Emeritus Kim R. Kasling, Associate Professor, Depart­ Assistant to the President ment of Music, from October 1, 1977 to November 1, 1977 for recital and lecture Retirement tour in Europe (Austria, Germany, Holland and Scandinavia). Dorothy Blankenburg, Academic Records, effective December 10, 1976 Resignation Alvena Boling, Food Service, effective December 31, Brenda Kipenzi-Joyce Crawley, Assistant 1976 Professor, School of Social Work, effective June 30, 1976 Ralph Brown, Western Book Store, effective January 14, 1977 Alfred F. Hinton, Assistant Professor of Art, effective July 1, 1977 Lee Cook, Maintenance, effective December 29, 1976

Marilyn L. Miller, Associate Professor, Maurice Craig, Motor Pool, effective January 29, 1977 School of Librarianship, effective the end of the Summer Session 1977 Lillie Crouch, Food Service, effective December 17, 1976

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Margaret Dobbin, Accounts Receivable, Dr. Franks then offered the following resolution, effective March 31, 1977 which failed for want of a second.

Gladys Hendrixson, Food Service, effective Policy on Pornographic Movies May 1, 1977 "The presentation of all designated X-rated and J. N. McKellin, Food Service, effective triple X-rated and pornographic films, movies and May 1, 1977 projections do not meet with the educational standards and goals of Western Michigan University. Thus, the Alma Ulps, Maintenance, effective December 31, presentation, showing and viewing will not be permitted 1976 on the Western Michigan University campus. The excep­ tion to this policy shall be only if aforementioned Mary Wiernasz, Food Service, effective materials shall be used in the established teaching January 8, 1977 process or programs of the University, having the ap­ proval of the academic department heads." George W. Williamson, Plant Department, effective February 25, 1977 Trustee Caine then moved, with a second by Trustee Kemp, the following resolution as submitted by the Helen York, University Student Center, administration: effective January 2, 1977 Statement on Freedom of Expression. Erica Zadins, Registration, effective December 31, 1976 "Western Michigan University is an academic insti­ tution committed to helping its students to learn, to Policy on Pornographic Movies. Chairman mature and to develop their ability to think objectively Dykema indicated that since Vice President Coyne and critically. As essential to those ends, the Univer­ had explained the position of the administration sity accepts seriously its responsibility to be a forum before, there was no need for him to give an for the free and open exchange of ideas and opinions, introductory explanation. Therefore, Chairman consistent not only with First Admendment and other con­ Dykema asked Trustee Franks to enter his motion. stitutional rights of all members of its community, but also the concept and practice of academic freedom. We Trustee Franks asked that Dr. Hannah read assume (believe), of course, that this freedom should be for the Board and the audience Legal Counsel's exercised with rationality, civility and taste. (in a opinion on the constitutionality of the two manner proper and legal). (Neither this Board nor� proposals tabled at the February meeting. University will engage in illegal acts or promote or (Submitted in letter form to Dr. Hannah and on condone acts which are in violation of local, state or file in the Secretary's office.) Trustee Franks federal law.) then stated that he has also requested an opinion from the Attorney General, not yet available. "As its Board of Trustees, we believe this University must permit the presentation of a broad spectrum of views, Trustee Franks then described for the Board philosophies and values. A consequence of this position his rationale for proposing to ban the showing is that at any particular time in its history the Univer­ of pornographic movies on campus. He made clear sity may be called upon to permit - although it does not that despite the finding of Legal Counsel that endorse - ideas and forms of expression which may be the proposal he had submitted would be unconsti­ distasteful to some persons and groups. [For example, tutional, he felt it to be the University's as individuals we may personally deplore the content of responsibility to ban distasteful and pornographic certain films and literature;] However, as the govern­ films from University buildings, particularly if ing Board of Western Michigan University, we continue to they were being used as profit making ventures support the concept that a university, of all of society's by student groups. institutions, must provide the opportunity for the ex­ change, examination and testing of ideas and beliefs. Others in the audience spoke to their We find unacceptable the alternative, that we, or anyone, concerns about this policy, including Dr. Samuel should determine exclusively what may be thought or Clark, Charles Kinzie, and Don VanHoeven. Trustee expressed on campus." Dykema indicated his personal distaste for the kinds of materials under discussion but also *Amending language underlined stated vigorously his even greater distaste for **Bracketed portion omitted in second proposal imposing standards on others inconsistent with the 1st and 14th amendments of the U.S. Constitu­ Several trustees indicated some reservation about tion. this statement whereupon Trustee Kemp offered the follow­ ing substitute motion, with a second by Trustee Johnson, which he indicated had been reviewed favorably by Mr. Staton as to its constitutionality.

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STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES (10) Student groups sponsoring films run the risk that the various police, prosecutorial, and (1) The First Amendment of the Constitu- judicial authorities in Kalamazoo County, applying tion of the United States guarantees freedom of the United States Supreme Court definitions of obscenity speech, and this guarantee is made applicable to and applying the controlling Michigan Statute, may view the States by the equal protection clause of the a particular film, obtain a warrant for the seizure of Fourteenth Amendment. a particular film, and commence a criminal prosecution for the showing of a particular film they deem obscene. (2) Article 1, Section 5, of the Michigan Constitution likewise guarantees freedom of speech (11) The University recognizes, however, that and expression. the police, prosecutorial and judicial authorities in Kalamazoo, and throughout Michigan, are limited in (3) The United States Constitution and the meeting their responsibilities to enforce our anti­ Michigan Constitution guarantees of freedom of obscenity statute because the statute does not "speci­ speech do not protect the publication of obscene fically define" proscribed sexual conduct as required materials. by the United States Supreme Court. In fact, the (4) Although a university should protect Michigan Supreme Court is divided on the question of and perpetuate the traditions and values of whether or not the Michigan obscenity statute can be "academic freedom" it must recognize that not construed by them without further legislative expression. every extracurricular activity occuring on the campus proper, including the showing of movies (12) In order to assure the successful prose- by student groups for "entertainment" or fund cution of individuals showing obscene films, the WMU raising purposes, is done in the name of, or Board of Trustees strongly encourages the Michigan within the scope of "academic freedom". Legislature to amend the Michigan obscenity statute consistent with the United States Supreme Court require­ (5) "Academic Freedom" cannot be broader ment that an obscenity statute "specifically define" than the Constitution and laws of the United the proscribed sexual conduct. States and Michigan, and therefore, it does not protect the publication of obscene materials. Dr. Franks asked President Bernhard for his response to the Statement of Principles. President (6) The problem is defining obscene Bernhard stated that he had no objection to this state­ materials that are not constitutionally protected. ment, although he might have rephrased it somewhat. Trustee Franks then said he had a concern with item (7) The United States Supreme Court has No. 10 in which students run the risk of being prose­ defined the elements which must coalesce in order cuted for the showing of a particular film that may be for material to be deemed "obscene". These deemed obscene. Trustee Kemp replied that the Board of elements are: Trustees and the University had no choice but to have that clause in the Statement of Principles. He stated (1) Whether the average person, further that the students have always run this risk. applying contemporary community standards, would find the work, taken as a whole, The question having been called the motion carried appeals to prurient interest; (6-1) with Dr. Franks voting "nay". Trustee Kemp then moved the main question, with support by Trustee Caine, (2) Whether the work depicts or which again carried 6-1. describes in a patently offensive way sexual conduct specifically defined by the Annual Report - Paper Technology Foundation. controlling statute; and Mr. James S. Stolley, President of the Paper Tech­ (3) Whether the work, taken as a nology Foundation and Group Vice President of the whole, lacks serious artistic, literary, Hammermill Paper Company of Erie, Pennsylvania, reviewed political or scientific value. with the Board the activities of the Paper Technology Foundation for the past fiscal year. (8) The controlling Michigan statute declares illegal the showing of an obscene film. He indicated that the paper industry was very pleased to continue its support of the Department of (9) It is not, and shall not be, the Paper Science and Engineering, but would watch with policy of the University to permit the showing interest to insure that the university did not slacken of obscene films. its support of the program in "tight times".

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that Mr. Stolley took time from his busy schedule the meeting and the source of the call. to come and talk to the Trustees.

President Bernhard echoed Trustee Caine's **** Section 2. Notice of Meetings. sentiments and extended the gratitude of Western for the fine work of the Paper Technology Founda­ **** 2.1 Notices of the Annual Meeting and tion. Regular Meetings need not be given to Trustees except that, in those instances Following these comments, the Board of when the Board shall have decided at any Trustees broke for lunch. The meeting reconvened prior meeting to change the date, time at 1:15 p.m. and/or place of the next Annual or Regular Meeting, the Secretary shall give written By-Law Amendments. A motion was made by notice to each member of the approved Trustee Caine to adopt the proposed amendments change. Such notice shall be mailed to to Board By-Laws with the exception that under each member at least seven days before Article I, Section 2, 2.2 read "shall" instead of such meeting. "should". With a second by Trustee Johnson, the By-Laws, as amended, were unanimously adopted. **** 2.2 Public notice of all meetings of the Board shall be given as required by law.

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES **** Section 3. All meetings of the Board shall be open BY-LAWS to the public. Persons present shall be permitted to address the Board in accordance with rules as established ARTICLE I Meetings and recorded by the Board.

Section 1. Section 4. A quorum for any meeting shall be a Meetings of the Board will include the majority of the voting members of the Annual Meeting, Regular Meetings, and such Board. Special Meetings as may be called in accord­ ance with Section 1.3 below. Section 5. The rules of parliamentary practice contained in Sturgis Standard Code of 1.1 The Annual Meeting shall be held on the Parliamentary Procedure shall govern campus of the University on the third the proceedings of the Board, subject Friday of January of each year, or at to special rules which may be adopted such other date and/or place as the Board by the Board. may designate, for the purpose of elec­ ting officers and for the transaction of 5.1 A tentative agenda shall be prepared in such business as may come before a advance of each meeting by the President Regular Meeting. of the University, and copies shall be mailed to members beforehand and furnished ** 1.2 Regular Meetings shall be held on the to those present when the meeting convenes. campus of the University at 9:30 a.m. Any member may have a matter of Board on the third Friday of each month, business placed on the tentative agenda excepting August, or at such other date, for a meeting by written request sent to time and/or place as the Board may the President at least ten days before designate, for the purpose of transacting the date of the meeting. any business within the authority of the Board. 5.2 To the extent practicable, reports of officers, reports of committees and forms **** 1.3 A Special Meeting may be called by the of resolutions to be proposed shall be Chairman of the Board or upon the presented in writing. written request of three members. In addition to Public notice as required 5.3 The ayes and the nays shall be called and by law, notice of such meeting shall be entered upon each vote. given by the Secretary by written or telegraphic notice to all members of the * 5.4 An Agenda for each meeting shall be accepted Board at least twenty-four hours prior by the Board by Trustees at the beginning thereto. Such notice shall designate of each meeting. There shall be included, the date, time, place and agenda of as one item of the Agenda, the reading of

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petitions and communications addressed petition of three members of the Board. to the Board of Trustees. He shall, subject to Article I, Section 5.1 of these By-Laws, prepare a tentative Section 6. Minutes of the proceedings of the Board agenda for each meeting. shall be kept by the Secretary, or by a competent deputy designated by the Board. The minutes of each meeting 2.2 The Vice Chairman of the Board shall, in shall be mailed to each member within the absence of the Chairman or in the seven days following the meeting. event that the office of Chairman becomes Upon such mailing, the minutes shall be vacant, act as Chairman of the Board. eligible for approval, as prepared by the Secretary or as modified by Board 2.2.1 In the event of the absence of the action, at the next Regular Meeting of Vice Chairman, the members of the the Board. Board present at any meeting shall elect a Chairman pro tempore.

ARTICLE II Officers 2.3 The Secretary of the Board shall keep a record of the transactions of the Board. ***Section 1. The Board shall, at the Annual Meeting He shall, subject to the provisions of to be held in the year 1974 and every Article I, Section 6 of these By-Laws, two years thereafter, elect by a keep the minutes of each Regular and majority vote of those present, a Special Meeting of the Board, and mail Chairman, who shall hold office for these minutes to the membership. He shall, the period of two years. No one person subject to the provisions of Article I, shall be elected to two consecutive Section 2 of these By-Laws, give written terms as Chairman. The Board shall, notice to each member of an approved at each Annual Meeting, elect by a change in the date, time and/or place of majority vote of those present a Vice any Annual or Regular Meeting of the Board. Chairman, a Secretary, a Treasurer He shall, before entering upon the duties and an Assistant Secretary. The Board of his office, file his bond with such may, at its discretion, elect an sureties and in such sum as the Board may Assistant Treasurer. The Secretary, designate. Assistant Secretary, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer shall be elected 2.3.1 In the absence or disability of the from other than the membership of Secretary, the Assistant Secretary the Board. All officers shall hold shall perform the duties of the office until their successors are Secretary. elected and qualified. 2.4 The Treasurer of the Board shall render 1.1 A vacancy in any office may be filled to the Board quarterly and annually a for the unexpired term of the previous complete account of all monies or property holder of the office by a majority received and held and all disbursements vote of the members present at any made in respect to each of the separate meeting. funds of the University. He shall, before entering upon the duties of his office, Section 2. The officers of the Board shall file his bond with such sureties and in perform the duties expressly enjoined such sum as the Board may designate. upon them by the laws of the State of Michigan and by the By-Laws and 2.4.1 In the absence or disability of Statues of this Board and such other the Treasurer, the Assistant incidental duties as may pertain to Treasurer shall perform the duties their respective offices. Specifically of the Treasurer. He shall, before the duties of the officers of the entering upon the duties of his Board shall be as follows: office, file his bond with sureties and in such sums as the Board may 2.1 The Chairman of the Board shall preside direct. over all meetings of the Board. He shall, subject to the provisions of 2.5 No officer shall have the power to incur Article I, Section 1.3 of these By-Laws obligations or to dispose of the Board's call the Board into special session at property or funds, except in pursuance such times as he deems it desirable or of action of the Board. necessary, or any time upon the

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ARTICLE III Committees RESOLUTION RE RULES PERMITTING PERSONS TO ADDRESS MEETINGS OF BOARD Section 1. The Board may, at its own discretion, establish such standing committees as it deems desirable or necessary to WHEREAS, Act 267, P.A. 1976, requires public the conduct of its business. bodies to establish and record rules permitting persons in attendance at meetings to be heard; and Section 2. The Board may, at its own discretion, establish such special committees as it deems desirable or necessary to the WHEREAS, said act requires public bodies to conduct of its business. Appointment designate the person who shall give public notice of such special committees shall be as required by the act; made by the Chairman of the Board or by a Committee on Committees. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that persons in attendance at meetings of the Board shall be given ****Section 3. Committees of the Board shall meet the opportunity to be heard subject to guidelines at times and places determined by established by the chairperson of the Board. The their respective chairmen. They shall chairperson's guidelines shall be such as shall in consider such questions within the his or her sole discretion: subject matter referred to them as may be presented by members of the univer­ 1. Insure equal opportunity for those in sity administration or faculty, or on attendance to be heard. their own motion. They shall not exercise any governmental authority or 2. Maximize the value of information made perform any governmental function. thus available. They shall periodically advise the Board with respect to questions con­ 3. Avoid repetition and redundancy. sidered by them, and may make recom­ mendations for Board action. BE IT ALSO RESOLVED that the Secretary of the Board of Trustees be and hereby is designated as the person who shall give public notice as required by ARTICLE IV Amendments said act.

Admission Validation Deposit Policy for Master of These By-Laws may be amended at any Occupational Therapy. Vice President Wetnight explained Regular or Special Meeting of the to the Board that this fee is being recommended to Board by a majority vote of the assist the Department of Occupational Therapy in their members present, provided that the planning. There are a limited number of openings each proposed amendment(s) shall have been year and a large number of qualified applicants. Since submitted to the membership in writing each student's program requires commitments by the at least seven days prior to such Department to a variety of outside agencies, and since meeting. these commitments are individually tailored to specific students, the Department needs a firm commitment from students early. The deposit is a means by which the Adopted: December 17, 1965 commitment can be made more firm. *Amended: February 20, 1970 **Amended: November 19, 1971; May 21, 1976 and On a motion made by Trustee Ludlow, seconded by March 18, 1977 Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved the ***Amended: February 16, 1973 recommendation that effective with the 1977-78 fiscal ****Amended: March 18, 1977 year, the University be authorized to collect an Admis­ sion Validation Deposit of $50 from each student admitted to the Master of Occupational Therapy Program. Resolution re: Rules Permitting Persons to This deposit is to be non-refundable and is to apply Address Meetings of Board and Its Committees. toward Student Fees of the semester or term for which The following recommendation, endorsed by admission is granted. The deposit will be due and Legal Counsel, was moved by Trustee Kemp with the payable within 14 days of notice of admission. exception that the word "committee" should be deleted where ever mentioned. With a second by Trustee Parfet, the resolution, as amended, was unanimously adopted. This policy now reads:

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Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted departmental personnel. for the University the gifts and grants as con­ tained in the Gift and Grant Report for In many instances the assessment of leadership February 1977. The Secretary was directed to capability can be based on the past performance of acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors a candidate. In others, however, the dean will simply on behalf of the Board of Trustees. be making an assessment of potential. However diffi­ cult it may be to describe leadership, the appointing Policy on Departmental Chairmen. On a motion dean will be searching for a nominee who shows an by Trustee Parfet, seconded by Trustee Johnson, imaginative grasp of the department as it is, and how the Board of Trustees approved the following it might best relate to the Western of the future. Policy on Departmental Chairmen. The second major dimension of the chairman's role is managerial, with management broadly defined to DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN AT WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY include the allocation and assignment of fiscal and human resources, the recruitment and development of INTRODUCTION faculty, and the directing of departmental energies and resources for the attainment of department, college, and University goals. As the University's first-line The unique position of the department chair­ administrative officer, the chairman determines depart­ men at Western seems to require at least some brief mental budget allocations, as well as course offerings descriptions and analysis. It is self-evident that and time schedules. the role of the chairman will vary from unit to unit, and it is similarly evident that the nature In many of these areas the departmental faculty of an individual chairmanship is a function of may adopt some mechanism for tendering advice to the many variables, such as the size of the department, chairman. Faculty advice notwithstanding, the chair­ its educational mission, departmental traditions, man makes -- and is accountable for -- management college folkways and the like, not to mention the decisions in the department. Primary accountability external constraints of things like collective is to the dean of the college. bargaining. Nonetheless, there is a great deal of commonality, and it is to these matters that this The chairman plays a strong role in the recruit­ document is primarily directed. ment of faculty and in the processes of tenure and promotion. Recommendations in these matters are made The status and role of the department chair­ directly to the dean, and they are matters of independ­ man can logically be considered under three main ent judgment. Similarly, the assignment of faculty to headings: a role description, the selection and research or public service duties, with a concomitant appointment process, and compensation and per­ reduction in teaching load, is the responsibility of quisites. the chairman, exercised with the approval of the dean.

ROLE STATEMENT As the department's executive officer, the chairman is its advocate in college and University councils. He The first of the three prime functions of or she is expected to participate significantly and the chairman is leadership. As an experienced effectively in college policy groups, and to take a and capable educator, the chairman should provide meaningful part in budget planning and building as well continuing academic leadership for the academic as budget controls. and other programs of the department. These include the unit's instruction, research and In sum, the chairman is the administrative officer public service activities, its external relation­ directly responsible for the conduct of departmental ships, and all other matters relevant to the activities and programs. department's health and productivity as a viable part of a complex public university. At a Thirdly, the department chairman is a professional minimum, the nominating dean will be looking for person who will normally engage in teaching and research someone who has the respect and confidence of his activities to the extent that the duties of the office or her peers, for someone who has sufficient permit. The maintenance of a basic professional compe­ experience and ability to distinguish between tence is essential to continuing confidence, and the real and imaginary problems, for someone able to chairman should consult with the dean to ensure that identify appropriate goals and priorities for the the chairman has an opportunity to continue functioning department, and for someone sufficiently imagi­ as a professional. native and adaptable to survive in the cross currents of change in the discipline and the university. The dean will be looking for a person capable of making decisions, allocating scarce resources, and dealing fairly but firmly with

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SELECTION AND APPOINTMENT A copy of the current stipend schedule is available from the Office of Academic Affairs.

The department chairman is an administrative A travel budget for the chairman will be deter­ officer and is responsible primarily to the dean mined by the dean and the chairman, and the funds so of the college. He or she serves for an indef­ allocated will be segregated from other departmental inite term at the pleasure of the dean, and is travel funds. appointed and removed upon recommendation of the dean, with the concurrence of the vice president Two kinds of assistance are normally available for academic affairs. to deoartmental chairmen. The one consists of profes­ sional/administrative and/or clerical/technical The major responsibility for the recruitment personnel. Such personnel are under the direction and appointment of a chairman rests with the dean. and supervision of the chairman, and they are utilized Departmental faculties may adopt various methods by the chairman in support of departmental programs for giving advice to the dean on the selection and activities. and retention of a chairman, and they may period­ ically tender an evaluation of a chairman. None­ A second form of assistance derives from the theless, the initiative and the basic responsi­ assignment of faculty to certain non-instructional bility for the recommendation of a chairman lies tasks, e.g., advising, schedule preparation, or program with the dean of the college. supervision. Such assignment, normally accompanied by a decrease in the regular teaching load, should Chairmen can, and normally will, hold rank provide the chairman with ample assistance. The chair­ and tenure in their academic departments. They man's administrative responsibility cannot be delegated, may be recommended by the dean for rank, tenure but a number of tasks can. and promotion, the only limitation being that the criteria and procedures in Article XVII of the In cases of short absences from the department, current Agreement must be observed. i.e., those of a month or less, the dean's office will assume the administrative responsibility. For As with other administrative officers, chair­ longer absences, a chairman will be appointed for the men are subject to periodic review and evaluation interim. by their administrative superiors. In the case of chairmen, these reviews will be conducted by the deans. PIRGIM. At the request of Chairman Dykema, Vice President Coyne reviewed his recommendation to the Board. He stated that Western Michigan University had COMPENSATION AND PERQUISITES been approached by members of the Public Interest Research Group in Michigan (PIRGIM) requesting that a chapter of this organization be established on the As administrative officers, chairmen share WMU campus. Supporting this request are petitions the normal appointment pattern for such officers, signed by over 8,000 students, endorsements from i.e., a fiscal year appointment as presently several major student organizations and the Western defined. The salary and fringe benefit pool will Herald and letters from faculty, legislators and be the one common to all administrative officers, friends of the University. and increases to compensation will be based on that same pool. Vice President Coyne informed the Board that the University administration concurs in the opinion that The present fiscal year appointment is PIRGIM is a worthwhile and progressive organization presently defined as 130% of an academic year and a student chapter on this campus should be encouraged. base. For recent conversions this formula poses He therefore made the recommendation that: little problem. For chairmen of some years' standing, however, the original base is shrouded The Board of Trustees support the establishment in mystery. In deriving conversions of this of a PIRGIM chapter on the Western campus by sort we have avoided a rigid adherence to formulae, authorizing the administration to collect for and have tried instead to settle upon an academic PIRGIM an assessment of $1-. 50 per semester and year base consistent with the rank and seniority $. 75 per session from all students who indicate of the person involved. their willingness to participate in PIRGIM by marking the appropriate section of a special In addition to the fiscal year appointment, PIRGIM assessment card to be distributed with chairmen also receive an administrative stipend all class registration material. It is further in recognition of the additional administrative recommended, in view of the signed petitions, responsibilities associated with the office. that the traditional practice of requiring a

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referendum to gauge student support for Legislative Liaison Report. Dr. Hannah informed the fee be dispensed with and the assess­ the Board that Western's budget request from the State ment collection begin with the 1977 Spring for the 1977-78 fiscal year will be presented by WMU Session. Details as to card distribution administrators to the Senate Subcommittee on Appro­ and any termination arrangements are to priations on Friday, March 25, in Lansing. He stated be worked out with PIRGIM representatives that he was hopeful that the Senate Appropriations and the administration. Subcommittee will have reported out of committee a higher education appropriations bill before the In making these recommendations, the ad­ Easter recess. Dr. Hannah also brought the Board up­ ministration acknowledges that this to-date on the legislative funding model currently collection procedure for an individual under discussion. He indicated that this model could student organization is a departure from reduce the appropriation recommended by the Governor. current Board policy requiring that all student groups receive their funding Dr. Hannah also informed the Board that there through the Student Budget and Allocation has been no further action by the State Supreme Court Committee but feels the support for PIRGIM on whether the new Michigan statute creating a State and its worthy objectives warrants the Bonding Authority is constitutional. The Court's exception. decision will have an effect on Western's proposed Fine Arts Building. A motion was made by Trustee Ludlow and seconded by Trustee Caine to accept this recom­ Board Committee Reports. Trustee Ludlow, chair­ mendation. Before a vote was taken, Chairman man of the Budget and Finance Committee, reported that Dykema asked Dr. Franks for a statement and next year's housing rates are being studied. The Dr. Franks yielded to PIRGIM representatives process is underway and the committee will bring to who were in attendance. Rolly Morse said that the Board in due time a recommendation for new rates. PIRGIM could not accept the administration's proposal. He indicated they could accept Trustee Johnson, chairman of the Capital Outlay Trustee Parfet's suggested compromise, which Committee, reported that bids were accepted and read he called a "dual/total system". by the Bureau of Facilities and Management in Lansing on Thursday, March 17, 1977, to provide a new 18 inch Trustee Kemp stated that he could support steam tie line between two major trunk lines. This Trustee Parfet's suggestion if PIRGIM were project will improve the reliability of the steam agreeable. He therefore made the following distribution system in the event of a major break along substitute amendment, seconded by Trustee either of the main steam lines. It is anticipated Franks, to the administration's proposal: that the Bureau of Facilities and Management will award contracts so that construction will commence on or The Board of Trustees will approve a about April 25, 1977. dual/total system on the statement of fees for the collection of PIRGIM Trustee Johnson also reported that bids were fees providing: (1) there is a clear received and read by the Department of State Highways indication on the Statement of Fees and Transportation in Lansing, Wednesday, March 16, that the PIRGIM fee is optional; (2) 1977, for Western Avenue Expansion. The Department that PIRGIM will undertake all costs of State Highways and Transportation will award contracts involved in determining original com­ so that construction can commence on or about April 25, puter program changes and continuing 1977. It is anticipated that this construction will be administrative expenses; and (3) that completed and open to traffic no later than August 26, PIRGIM, Western Michigan University 1977. administration and the Provider of the Computer program cooperate to ascertain A preliminary plan review is scheduled with the firm costs involved in implementing Bureau of Facilities and Management for Monday, the dual/total system, with PIRGIM March 28, 1977, for the Fine Arts Building. Floor plans having the opportunity to not have a and utility systems will be presented and discussed. WMU chapter if the costs are in their If approved, the architects will be authorized to opinion excessive. complete the preliminary plans and submit them for final review and approval. On a roll call vote (6-1 with Trustee Dykema voting "Nay"), the Board of Trustees Trustee Johnson informed the Board that this project accepted the substitute amendment to the admini­ is scheduled for funding through the State Bonding stration's proposal. Chairman Dykema then called Authority program and a decision has not been made by for a vote on whether to accept the substitute the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of the author­ proposal as policy. On a roll call vote (7-0), ity. This decision should be available by April 1, 1977. the Board of Trustees approved the above proposal.

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Trustee Franks, chairman of the Student Services Committee, said that his committee report had been taken care of with the discussion of PIRGIM.

Personnel Matters. Dr. Hannah asked the room to be cleared with the exception of the Board of Trustees and President Bernhard for a discussion of personnel matters.

Meeting adjourned at 3:42 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Vphn R. Dykema, Chairman

� £,>{ w ��'>V'#-{I_ Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

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Regular Meeting Trustee Kemp stated that the statement of prin­ April 22, 1977 ciples adopted by the Board thoroughly indicates that enforcement is in the hands of the local police, not The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan the campus police. Trustee Franks indicated that in University Board of Trustees was held on April 22, his mind the letter from the campus ministers was re­ 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Universit ferring to the screening process of films on campus Student Center. and he requested that the Board refer this subject to its Student Services Committee for full discussion The meeting was called to order at 9:43 a.m. and consideration. by Chairman John Dykema. Remarks by the President. President Bernhard Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema,Franks, recalled for the Board that a year ago he expressed Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard his deep regret that financial problems and collec­ (ex officio). tive bargaining issues had so dominated the Univer­ sity's consciousness that many positive programs had Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice gone relatively unnoticed. He went on to note that President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. the situation is somewhat similar today -- not so much Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, from financial pressures (because state appropriations Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix and Legal Counsel Staton. for Western next year will probably give us an increase of more than $3.1 million), but because of continuing Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ac­ tension related to our collective bargaining environ­ cepted and approved the agenda as presented for the ment. He indicated that despite an undercurrent of meeting, with the understanding that following the negativism this past year, Western has continued to action items the Board would go into Closed Session grow and flourish. President Bernhard then enumerated and break for lunch promptly at 11:45 a.m. in order the highlights that have occurred since last April to view the presentation of Kalamazoo 76 at the and reminded the Board that these are merely a portion Kalamazoo Center. of the creative activity of the past year.

Dr. Hannah informed the Board that Section Sc Dr. Bernhard indicated that he looks forward to of Public Act 267 of 1976 allows Western's Board of 1977-78 as an exciting and dramatic anniversary year, Trustees to meet in closed session for strategy and filled with continued progress and broader recognition negotiations sessions connected with collective of the fine things that we do -- and the valuable bargaining when either party requests a closed contributions we make to community, state, nation and hearing. He stated that Mr. Mannix, on behalf of even the world. He concluded his remarks by expressing Western's administration, had requested a closed deep appreciation to the Board for the strong, unstin­ hearing before lunch and although every effort ting support given this University and his administra­ would be made to keep the closed session as brief as tion and that without the Board's approbation, it would possible, that it might be necessary to continue the have been very difficult -- if not impossible -- for closed session after lunch. Western to achieve what it has.

Minutes. The minutes of the March 18, 1977 (President Bernhard's written remarks are on file Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were ap­ in the Secretary's Office.) proved as circulated. Academic Personnel Report. The Academic Personnel Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah in­ Report was presented by Vice President Mitchell who formed the Board that letters had been received re­ called to the Board's attention the retirement with lated to: the showing of pornographic films on emeritus status of Dr. Frances S. Hardin. He stated campus; lay-offs; and smoking in the classrooms. He that Dr. Hardin "has been a tower of strength" in the also informed the Board that Phil DeSchaine, Senator marketing department for two decades, and the present Associated Student Government, had requested time to quality of the program is due in no small measure to express his views on the lay-off situation. her fine efforts. He wished her the very best in her retirement. Following Mr. DeSchaine's statement, Trustee Franks requested that Dr. Hannah read a letter which Trustee Parfet, chairman of the Board's Academic had just been received by him from the C&mpus Minis­ Affairs Committee, indicated that the committee had ters, Kanley Chapel, dated April 19, 1977 asking for reviewed the tenure recommendations and had no ob­ a clarification and review of how the approved jections. policy on pornography will be implemented. (This letter will be included in Petitions and Communica­ Trustee Caine indicated that he felt the achieve­ tions on the May Board Agenda.) ments of the faculty should be more fully reported in the Academic Personnel Report, i.e. sabbaticals.

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The Board then approved the Academic Personnel Sabbaticals Report as presented. Beatrice Beech, Assistant Professor, Library, Appointment Academic Year 1977-78, to pursue three pro­ jects: (1) Study the role of women in late Gerald Cecere, Adjunct Clinical Professor in th medieval society as reflected in the writings College of Health and Human Services, ef­ of medieval theologians and philosophers; (2) fective April 22, 1977 for a period of three Edit and translate "Discourse sur l'excellence years de Virginite", by the 15th century French theologian, Jean Gerson; and (3) Complete and Richard L. Fink, Assistant Professor, School of publish a bibliography on women in the Middle Social Work, effective March 1, 1977, termi­ Ages. nating June 22, 1977 David S. DeShon, Associate Professor of Social William B. Harrison, Assistant Professor, De­ Science, Academic Year 1977-78, to evaluate partment of Geology, effective April 24, 1977 organizational development as it applies to a university setting, particularly to the Uni­ Erika Loeffler, Assistant Professor, Department versity of Akron, by critical analysis of the of Anthropology, effective April 24, 1977 W.K. Kellogg Foundation University of Akron Project. Reid A. Miner, Adjunct Assistant Professor, De­ partment of Paper Science and Engineering, Stephen Schicker, Assistant Professor of Human­ effective August 29, 1977 for a period of ities, Academic Year 1977-78, to complete three years studies and writings on the relationship be­ tween the Renaissance hermetic tradition and Bruce Naftel, Assistant Professor, Department of modern depth psychology, primarily with the Art, effective April 24, 1977 Wilhelm Reich Collection at the University of Maine. K. Karneswara Rao, Assistant Professor, Depart­ ment of Physics, effective April 24, 1977, Joyce R. Zastrow, Associate Professor of Music, terminating April 22, 1978 Winter Semester 1978, to analyze for publica­ tion liturgical vocal solo literature published Nancy Steinhaus, Instructor, Department of Horne since 1950, at the Music Libraries of Western Economics, effective April 24, 1977 Michigan University and the University of Michi­ gan, and, as necessary, music publishers in Leave of Absence Without Pay New York City.

John P. Cornarorni, Associate Professor, School Tenure, effective August 291 1977 of Librarianship, from August 8, 1977 to August 7, 1978, to teach at the Graduate COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES School of Library and Information Science of the University of California at Los Angeles. John Mason, Assistant Professor of Electrical Engineering Frank Jamison, Associate Professor, Department of Instructional Communications, from May 23, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES 1977 to June 30, 1979, to assume a temporary contractual position as Head of Audio-Visual LeRoi Ray, Professor of Black Americana Studies Services, King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Shirley VanHoeven, Instructor in Communication Research Centre, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Arts and Sciences Nancy Cutbirth, Assistant Professor of English George Murdoch, Instructor, Communication Arts Stephanie Dernetrakopoulos, Assistant Professor and Sciences, from August 8, 1977 to April 22 of English 1978, to complete requirements for the Ph.D. William Thompson, Associate Professor of Political at the University of Michigan. Science Arthur Snapper, Associate Professor of Psychology Paul Friday, Associate Professor of Sociology Gerald Markle, Associate Professor of Sociology

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COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Resignation

Bernadine Branchaw, Assistant Professor of William S. Bennett, Jr., Professor, Department Business Education and Administrative of Sociology, effective August 19, 1977 Services Earl Halvas, Assistant Professor of Business James P. Zappen, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Education and Administrative Services ment of Business Education and Administra­ Andrew Powell, Associate Professor of Marketin tive Services, effective September 1, 1977

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Retirement with Emeritus Status

Edward Trembley, Professor of Counseling and Frances S. Hardin, Professor, Department of Personnel Marketing, effective June 23, 1977, with Rodney Roth, Associate Professor of Educationa the title Professor Emeritus of Marketing Leadership Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academic COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Personnel Report, as presented by Vice President Wetnight, was approved. Beverly David, Assistant Professor of Humanities Appointment James Ferreira, Assistant Professor of Humanities Gary P. Brown, Director, Alumni Relations, Do Young Chang, Associate Professor of Social effective May 1, 1977 Science Francis Gross, Assistant Professor of Social James Dean, Manager, Residence Hall Food Ser­ Science vice, effective May 1, 1977

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Richard L. Kostecki, Assistant Manager, Resi­ dence Hall Food Service, effective May 1, 1977 Shirley Ann Lukens, Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Retirements Nathan Mccaslin, Assistant Professor of Social Work Robert Freer, Grounds, Physical Plant, effective Michael Clark, Assistant Professor of Speech April 29, 1977 Pathology and Audiology Agnes Grimes, Games, University Student Center, Donna Oas, Assistant Professor of Speech Path­ effective April 22, 1977 ology and Audiology Bertha Kalee, Food Service, Goldsworth Valley, effective April 23, 1977 LIBRARY Rita Keltie, Food Service, Goldsworth Valley, effective April 23, 1977 David McKee, Assistant Professor Annabelle Uthe, Food Service, University Student Leo Natanson, Associate Professor Center, effective April 22, 1977

COUNSELING CENTER Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted Moyra Ebling, Assistant Professor for the University the gifts and grants as contained Richard Gay, Associate Professor in the Gift and Grant Report for May 1977. The Laura Manis, Assistant Professor Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express June Mochizuki, Assistant Professor appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Beverlee White, Assistant Professor Trustees.

Resignation as Chairman Authorization to Confer Degrees. On a motion made by Trustee Johnson, supported by Trustee Caine, Robert Barstow, Director, School of Social the Board of Trustees approved the recommendation Work, effective June 30, 1977 that the President of the University be authorized to confer degrees at the April 23, 1977 Commencement, Frank Robinson, Head, Department of Speech as recommended by the faculty. Pathology and Audiology, effective August 19, 1977

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Honorary Degrees. On a motion made by Trustee 4. The first $20.00 of a fee for producing a Adams, supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of copy of a public record shall not be charged Trustees approved that the following honorary to any individual who submits an affidavit degrees be conferred at the April 23, 1977 Commence stating the individual is then receiving ment: public assistance, or, in the alternative, stating such facts which show, in the judg­ Dr. Lynton K. Caldwell, Doctor of Laws ment of the Coordinator, the requestor's Dr. L. David Carley, Doctor of Laws inability to pay costs of copying because Dr. Antonio C. Yamashita, Doctor of Humane of indigency. Letters (to be conferred in Guam) 5. The foregoing guidelines, insofar as they Freedom of Information Resolution. On a motio apply, shall also govern the charging and made by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee Adams, collection of a fee for the inspection of the Board of Trustees approved the following public records, if such a fee is authorized resolution. by Act 442, P.A. 1976, either as written, as construed or as amended. RESOLUTION 6. The fee may be waived whenever, in the judg­ WHEREAS, P.A. 442 of 1976 (Freedom of Informa­ ment of the Coordinator of Requests for tion Act) provides public access to certain public Information under the Act, the records are records, and in the public interest and benefit, primarily the general public. WHEREAS, Section 4, of P.A. 442 of 1976 permits a public body to charge a fee for providing a copy Room and Board Rates. On a recommendation by of a public record, and Vice President Wetnight, a motion was made by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee Johnson, to table action WHEREAS, Section 4 (3) states that "a public on room and board rates until the May meeting, to allow body shall establish and publish procedures, and time for reaction. Mr. Wetnight indicated that increase guidelines to implement this subsection." is necessitated by the need to provide for wage and salary increases for staff members, and by an expected THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the following rise in general operating and administrative expenses, procedures and guidelines be adopted and established including insurance premiums. concerning fees to be charged and collected for copies of public records provided under the Freedom Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Board's Budget of Information Act, i.e., Act 442, P.A. 1976, and Finance Committee, commented that these increases ------M.S.A.: have been discussed in Committee and has their recom­ mendation for approval. 1. The fee, unless waived, shall include the following cost items: Copies of the proposed fee increases are available in the Secretary's Office. (a) Actual mailing costs; (b) Actual incremental cost of duplication Rules of Conduct. On a recommendation by Vice (including labor) by the most econom­ President Wetnight, a motion was made by Trustee Ludlow, ical means. supported by Trustee Parfet, to table any action on Rules of Conduct until the May meeting to permit further 2. The fee may include the cost of search, review. Mr. Wetnight indicated that these rules are a examination, review and deletion and sepa­ revision and restatement of existing rules. He indicated ration of exempt information. This cost his conviction that these revisions are reasonable and item shall not be included unless the fail­ can be fairly and equitably administered. He also ure to charge for same would constitute an indicated that these rules have been discussed with the unreasonably high cost and expense to the leadership of the appropriate employee groups and, University. When this cost item is charged, where applicable, are consistent with existing col­ the Coordinator shall specifically identify lective bargaining unit agreements. the nature of the unreasonably high cost to the University. Closed Session. Chairman Dykema requested that Mr. Mannix state his reasons for asking for a Closed 3. Deposit. The Coordinator may request a good Session. Mr. Mannix said two things should be dis­ faith deposit from the person requesting cussed: 1) collective bargaining strategy, since copies of a public record, provided, however negotiations start in May; and 2) legal suits pending. should the anticipated costs exceed $50.00, Mr. Mannix also indicated that the Board's Collective the deposit shall not exceed one-half of the Bargaining Committee will be reviewing specific demand total fee.

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packages on the bargaining table and will make "August 6, 1975 the Board requested an evaluation reports to the full Board in Closed Session. of East Hall by the Building Evaluation Section Field Unit of the State of Michigan. A team from the Unit On a motion made by Trustee Caine, supported spent time evaluating East Hall and as a result com­ by Trustee Ludlow, a roll call vote was taken, with piled a feasibility study which presented three alter­ all Trustees voting "aye", to go into Closed Session natives: for the above stated purposes. 1. Total renovation $4,400,000 Ad Hoc Alumni Relations Study Committee Report Mr. Russell Gabier, Director of Alumni Affairs and 2. Building a new edifice 5,070,000 Development, gave a brief presentation outlining the recommendations of the Ad Hoc Alumni Relations 3. Minimum restoration of 810,000 Study Committee. The committee specified problem present buildings areas confronting the Office of Alumni Relations and the Alumni Association in relation to the Uni­ "The overall recommendation from the State of versity and made applicable recommendations. (A Michigan study strongly recommended instituting and copy of this April 1977 report is on file in the planning and subsequent construction program that will Secretary's Office.) permit vacating and demolition of East Hall at the earliest opportune time. There was discussion, led by Trustee Adams regarding the Committee's recommendation on legi­ "Recently, I have been working with Bill slative liaison responsibilities and improvement of Kowalski to determine whether or not the East Hall alumni clubs. hilltop buildings have enough historical heritage to warrant a federal grant under the National Historic East Campus Planning. Trustee Adams made the Preservation Act of 1966. We hope to have an answer following statement to the Board: on this soon.

"My reason for requesting that the subject of "I believe it is evident to all of us on the East Hall be included on this month's agenda is to Board that sooner or later we must face up to the again call to the attention of the Board of Trustees question of what to do with East Hall. It's a subject the necessity of reaching some sort of a definite that isn't going to just go away. decision regarding the future of the hilltop portion of our campus. "I am not sure just how I personally feel about renovating, demolishing or building anew. I am well "Over the past 10 or 12 years the Board has aware that all of our alums are not as undecided as been informed - on various occasions - that action I am. Just to prove that all mail to the individual must be taken regarding the three buildings that trustees isn't on the subject of pornography and pink comprise East Hall -- the old Campus Training School slips, let me read you a letter I received a month the old Administration Building - and in somewhat or so ago. irreverent terms - the old Women's Gymnasium. In fact, one of the prime reasons given for discon­ "Regardless of our personal feelings in this tinuance of the Campus Training School, and the matter, I am confident that because of its importance State High School, was the dangerous condition of we should establish a priority for some action on East the buildings in which the classes of these schools Hall and proceed accordingly. It's not to the met. trustees credit or the credit of the University to let things for 10 years slide form bad to worse on the "It was in February of 1975 that a feasibility hilltop campus. study was made of the East Hall property by the architectural firm of Harley, Ellington, Pierce Yee "This is the University's 75th Anniversary and Associates of Southfield, Michigan. At that time - what better project -- with lasting significance -­ two years ago - as a result of this sutdy, it was could we embark on than adopting a definite program estimated that a complete renovation of East Hall for action for East Hall. In this anniversary year would amount to $4,300,000 compared to an estimated it's interesting to note that most of the men and cost of $5,500,000 for demolishing the old buildings women for whom buildings on this campus were named and building a new edifice. It should be pointed never laid eyes on this campus. The Bill McCrackens, out that the estimate for the new building would be Howard Bigelows, Grace and Mary Moore, Smith and for a plain style "school" building without the Ernest Burnham, Anna French, Bertha Shean Davis, Gothic style pillars, etc. of the present hilltop Theodore Henry, Dwight Waldo, John Hoekje. To them architecture. And, remember these quotations are it was the Municipal Golf Course, Charles Hoyes nearly 30 months old. property and the Wilbur property.

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"Their campus was the Hilltop campus. What are made at various levels of the scalar chain, with better tribute could we render these W.M.U. pioneer those areas requiring the largest funding being ap­ than to take positive action regarding the future proved by the Board of Trustees. A complete summa­ of Western's original hilltop campus. tion of remarks made by Vice President Wetnight is available in the Secretary's Office. "This would amount to a 75th anniversary pro­ ject with genuine meaning and lasting significance.' Legislative Liaison Report. Dr. Hannah sum­ marized for the Board the State Subcommittee Recom­ mendation for 1977-78 from the Senate as compared PIRGIM Progress Report. Following is the to the initial proposal of the Department of Manage­ status of the PIRGIM Request as submitted by Vice ment and Budget. President Wetnight: Michigan Association of Governing Boards Report. 1. At its meeting on March 18, 1976, the Trustee Caine reported on the Michigan Association Board of Trustees indicated that PIRGIM, of Governing Boards meeting held at Ferris State on the administration and the provider of the April 6, 1977. He stated that the next meeting would computer soft-ware cooperate to ascertain be at Northern Michigan on July 6 and he encouraged the firm costs involved in implementing the more trustees to attend these meetings. The main "dual/total" system of billing. topic discussed at the April 6 meeting was the matter of a "super" advisory board to attempt to coordinate 2. Immediately after the Board meeting Data curricular planning. Processing personnel were instructed to arrange for the soft-ware supplier to come Board Committee Reports. Trustee Parfet, chair­ to Kalamazoo for the purpose described in man of the Academic Affairs Committee, reported that No. 1 above. When we reached them, we were much time had been spent reviewing tenure recommenda­ told that the pressure of their business tions brought before the Board under the Academic would not permit them to come here, but that Personnel Report. Also reviewed in Committee were they would be pleased to meet in their the professional leave policy and change in annual offices in West Cheste½ Pennsylvania. leave policy.

3. I wrote to a soft-ware firm asking for Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Budget and assistance and describing the problem. Finance Committee, reported that the Committee met with Russ Kneen, Alexander Grant and Company, 4. PIRGIM has requested that this consultation to review the scope of upcoming audit and schedule. be done by phone and by mail. I have in­ He reported that the audit plans seem to be com­ sisted that the consultation (at least the plete and this meeting gave trustees an opportunity first session) be done on a face-to-face to discuss their concerns. basis. Trustee Johnson, chairman of the Capital Outlay 5. The representative of the soft-ware firm Committee, reported that construction of the vehi­ has not been available, and, finally, on cular bridge is scheduled to begin for 77-78. She April 11, 1977, set a date for the meeting also reported that construction on the Western Avenue for May 12, 1977. extension would begin April 25.

Gniversity Budget Process. Vice President Before adjourning the meeting, Chairman Dykema Wetnight commented that the budgetary process for asked for volunteers to attend the April 27th Western's General Operating Fund is a continuous meeting of the Kalamazoo Consortium of Colleges to one and can be separated into three phases: 1) be held on Western's campus. Trustee Kemp volunteered Request Phase; 2) Allocation Phase; and 3) Control to represent the Board. Phase. He described each phase. Meeting adjourned at 3:10 p.m. to go into closed Vice President Wetnight said that all state session. supported services, whether they be various agencies such as welfare, mental health, higher education or K-12 education, function with inadequate funds. These agencies must compete for scarce funds. The same is true for programs within the University. He stated that competition for scarce funds by the various units of the University requires that judg- ments be made as to priorities. Depending upon the magnitude of the funds required, these judgments

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Respectfully submitted,

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

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REGULAR MEETING Dr. Donald Brown, President, Faculty May 20, 1977 Senate, distributed a letter to Board members expressing concern regarding the proposed Rules The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan of Conduct. Dr. Hannah indicated that he would University Board of Trustees was held on May 20, speak to this issue when the agenda item came 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Univer­ up for action. sity Student Center. Vice President Coyne was asked to introduce The meeting was called to order at 9:37 a.m. student leaders who would be working with the by Vice Chairman Charles Ludlow. incoming freshmen during orientation. After these introductions, Vice Chairman Ludlow Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Franks, commented that his daughter had been a freshman Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex last year and that her experience with student officio). leaders had been very positive.

Trustees absent: Dykema and Johnson. Remarks by the President. President Bernhard reported on his recent trip to Guam Also present were: Vice President Coyne, with Vice President Mitchell and Dean John Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Sandberg. He indicated that the purpose of the Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. trip to Guam included a formal closing of Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix and Legal Western's three-year program in Educational Counsel Ford. Leadership and the award, for the Board of Trustees, of an honorary doctorate to Dr. Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Antonio C. Yamashita. Dr. Yamashita requested accepted and approved the agenda as presented that Dr. Bernhard express to each member of the for the meeting, with the understanding that Board of Trustees his personal appreciation and the Board would break for lunch promptly at gratitude. While in Guam, Dr. Bernhard was 11:45 a.m. informed that the Legislature of Guam had adopted a resolution commending Western Michigan Minutes. Dr. Hannah informed the Board of University for its fine service and performance the following correction made to the Academic in the educational leadership of that island. Personnel Report in the minutes of April 22 Dr. Bernhard also informed the Board of an Resignation opportunity to schedule a series of conferences with counselor officers of the governments of Frank Robinson, Head, Department of Speech Taiwan, South Korea and Japan. These countries Pathology and Audiology, effective are considering the possibility of establishing August 19, 1977 (not June 30, 1977). similar programs to that just completed in Guam. The discussions were very encouraging. Following the announcement of this correction, the minutes of the April 22, 1977 Regular Dr. Bernhard ended his remarks by noting Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved. that the Guam experience has, in his opinion, been extremely successful and that Western's Petitions and Communications. On behalf reputation in international education has been of the House and Senate, Representative Mary greatly enhanced. Brown presented a legislative resolution to Dr. George G. Mallinson, dean emeritus of the Academic Personnel Report. Trustee Parfet Graduate College and distinguished professor of remarked that the Academic Affairs Committee science education for "outstanding achievements ... had reviewed the Academic Personnel Report, along with his many praiseworthy contributions particularly the promotion list with care and to higher education in Michigan". This resolut:!,on commendation. She also commended the College was jointly sponsored by Representatives Brown, of Education in coming up with a plan to retain Donald Gilmer, Lucille McCollough and Robert people scheduled for lay-off, but noted that Welborn. the University will not always be able to absorb people if enrollments, particularly in Dr. Hannah informed the Board that petitions education, continue to decline. The Academic and communications received during the month Personnel Report as presented by Vice President and on file in the Secretary's office are: Mitchell was then approved by the Board. Letter from Campus Ministers, Kanley Chapel and a letter from the Kalamazoo County Education Association.

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Appointment Melvin J. Tessin, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Manage­ Tenho Connable, Adjunct Instructor, ment, effective January 4, 1978 Department of Mathematics, effec­ for a period of three years tive August 9, 1977 for a period of three years William John Upjohn, Adjunct Professor, Department of Management, effec­ Susan B. Hannah, Adjunct Assistant tive January 4, 1978 for a period Professor, Department of Political of three years Science, effective August 8, 1977 for a period of three years Paul Yelsma, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts Robert M. Henkels, Associate Professor, and Sciences, effective August 8, Department of Modern and Classical 1977, terminiating April 22, 1978 Languages, effective August 8, 1977 Promotions - Effective July 1, 1977 for Kenneth Hirth, Assistant Professor, fiscal year appointees, and Department of Anthropology, August 8, 1977 for academic effective August 8, 1977, termina­ year appointees. ting April 22, 1978 COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES Mark C. Kerstetter, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, Nancy Steinhaus to the rank of Assistant effective August 8, 1977 Professor of Home Economics

Anis A. Khan, Adjunct Clinical Professor Arvon Byle to rank of Professor of in the Health Sciences, Industrial Education effective July 1, 1977 for a period of three years Franklin Wolf to rank of Professor of Industrial Engineering Robert Mareck, Adjunct Associate Professor, The Medieval Institute, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES effective July 1, 1977 for a period of three years Leonard Beuving to rank of Associate Professor of Biology Cecil L. McIntire, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, Phoebe Rutherford to rank of Associate effective August 9, 1977, termin­ Professor of Biology ating April 22, 1978 Donna Schumann to rank of Associate Ruth A. Meyer, Assistant Professor, Professor of Biology Department of Mathematics, effective August 8, 1977 Adli Kana'an to rank of Professor of Chemistry Jack I. Northam, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Shirley VanHoeven to rank of Assistant Mathematics, effective August 9, Professor of Communication Arts 1977 for a period of three years and Sciences

John J. O'Toole, Adjunct Clinical John Stroupe to rank of Professor of Professor in the Health Sciences, English effective July 1, 1977 for a period of three years Stephanie Demetrakopoulos to rank of Associate Professor of English Richard G. Simms, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Geology, Thomas Straw to rank of Professor of effective May 2, 1977, terminating Geology April 22, 1978 Michael Stoline to rank of Professor Thomas 0. Stanley, Assistant Professor, of Mathematics Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 8, 1977

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Lawrence Fialkow to rank of Associate COUNSELING CENTER Professor of Mathematics Sterling Breed to rank of Professor James Nelson to rank of Associate Professor of Mathematics INSTRUCTIONAL COMMUNICATIONS

Aurhur Falk to rank of Professor of Frank Jamison to rank of Professor Philosophy LIBRARY Arthur Snapper to rank of Professor of Psychology Beatrice Beech to rank of Associate Professor Guntram Bischoff to rank of Professor of Religion Erlinda Rolls to rank of Associate Professor Ellen Robin to rank of Associate Professor of Sociology Beatrice Sichel to rank of Assistant Professor COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Leave of Absence Without Pay William Morris to rank of Associate Professor of Accountancy Arthur W. Helweg, Instructor, Social Science Area, from July 1, 1977 David Rozelle to rank of Assistant to July 1, 1978, to accept an Professor of Accountancy award under the 1977-78 Fulbright­ Hays Faculty Research Abroad Bernadine Branchaw to rank of Associate Program. Professor of Business Education and Administrative Services Luretta McCray, Assistant Professor, Department of Dance, from Septem­ James Hill to rank of Professor of ber 1, 1977 to September 1, 1978, Management for professional development in the form of advanced study and Zane Cannon to rank of Associate research and to update teaching Professor of Marketing methods and materials.

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Michael S. Pritchard, Chairman, Depart­ ment of Philosophy, for Academic Wendy Cornish to rank of Associate Year 1977-78, to be a Fellow at Professor of Dance Yale University in an NEH College Teachers in Residence Program-­ William Appel to rank of Professor of Seminar entitled "Human Flourishing Music and Human Destructiveness" directed by Professor Gene Outka, Depart­ COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES ment of Religious Studies, Yale University Michael Swords to rank of Associate Professor of Natural Science Area Resignation as Chairman

Francis Gross to rank of Associate Charles E. Meyer, Chairman, Department Professor of Social Science Area of Art, effective June 30, 1977, to return to full time teaching COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Resignation Peter Kettner to rank of Associate Professor of Social Work James L. Mitchell, Associate Professor, Department of Accountancy, effec­ Nathaniel Mccaslin to rank of Associate tive June 30, 1977 Professor of Social Work

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Thomas K. Williams, Associate Professor useful. Vice President Wetnight agreed that he of Counseling and Personnel and would incorporate these suggestions in future Director, Specialty Program in reports. Alcohol and Drug Addiction (SPADA), effective January 6, 1978 Transfer of Funds to the University Foundation. Vice President Wetnight noted a change of wording Transfer suggested by Legal Counsel Ford to the document presented to the Board and then introduced Mr. Lewis H. Carlson, from the Department Wm. John Upjohn, President of the Western Michigan of History to the Humanities University Foundation, and Mr. Jay Fishman, Area, College of General Studies, Chairman of the Investment Committee and Member effective January 4, 1978 of the Board of Directors.

John T. Houdek, from the Department of Mr. Upjohn indicated to the Board that the History to the Department of Foundation is well underway and that within a Agriculture, College of Applied matter of months, will be ready to start "cam­ Sciences, effective January 4, paigning". Mr. Upjohn made clear that the 1978 Foundation does not set policy or goals. He passed out background information on members of Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non­ the Investment Committee. Academic Personnel Report, as presented by Vice President Mitchell, was approved. Vice President Mr. Upjohn then turned to Mr. Fishman who Mitchell called the Board's attention to the passed out a Statement of Investment Policy as resignation of Dr. Barbara Sherman, Assistant agreed to by the Foundation. He informed the Vice President for Academic Affairs. He indicated Board that the Foundation Executive Committee that the Council of Deans had requested that he reviewed this policy at their May 19 meeting. commend Dr. Sherman to the Board of Trustees and He also informed the Board that Mr. Staton had wish her well in her new endeavor. reviewed this policy and that they believe it is a strong policy which will serve the Foundation Appointment well. He then reviewed briefly with the Board the major points of the policy. Judith B. Willis, Clinical Coordinator, Physicians' Assistants Program, Trustee Caine, following Mr. Fishman's effective April 18, 1977, termina­ presentation, stated that the Budget and Finance ting June 30, 1977 Committee of the Board had reviewed the Invest­ ment Policy and did not find any conflict with Resignation the policy adopted by the Board.

William W. Carmody, Lecturer and Trustee Parfet commented that she was very Associate Director, Community impressed with the bond that existed within the Education Development Center, members of the Foundation and expressed hope effective April 18, 1977 that it augured well for the Foundation's future success. William D. Knickerbocker, Associate Program Director, Division of President Bernhard expressed his apprecia­ Continuing Education, effective tion to Mr. Fishman for his hard work and to Mr. July 1, 1977 Upjohn for his leadership in the creation of the Western Michigan University Foundation. Barbara R. Sherman, Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs, On a roll call vote, with all Trustees effective June 15, 1977 present voting "aye", the following resolution, as revised by Vice President Wetnight and Mr. Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted Ford, passed unanimously. for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for April RESOLUTION 1977. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf WHEREAS, Western Michigan University of the Board of Trustees. has many loyal alumni and friends who wish from time to time to donate funds to the Trustee Kemp stated that it would be useful University, most often for specific Uni­ to indicate year-to-year comparisons for each versity purposes personally significant to month. Trustee Parfet indicated that a once-a­ the donor; year look at the complete report would also be

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WHEREAS, Western Michigan University incorporated by reference herein, being has received through the years and presently nineteen (19) in number. holds endowment-type funds contributed by such persons, most, if not all of which are 2. That the transfer of such funds subject to restrictions expressed by the is subject to every term and condition donors concerning the University uses to imposed thereon by the respective donors as which income and/or principal is to be those terms or conditions are now or may placed; hereafter be construed and interpreted by the University. WHEREAS, the receipt of such gifts should be encouraged because they provide 3. That the endowment-type funds vital enrichment funds for the University transferred under the terms of this Resolu­ and at the same time enable the University's tion shall be subject to no administrative friends and alumni to make charitable expenses of the Foundation save those contributions to the University with the expressly approved by Western Michigan assurance that funds thus contributed will University. This and the last preceding ultimately be placed to the chosen charitable condition are intended to assure that purpose expressed by the donor; donors' wishes, desires and purposes cannot be adversely affected by this transfer. WHEREAS, to encourage, promote and coordinate such and other types of gifts to 4. That the Foundation adopt a the University and the management and resolution formally accepting the funds to ultimate use of such funds for the purposes be transferred by this Resolution, and intended, Western Michigan University has formally acknowledging its agreement to the caused to be organized the Western Michigan conditions and terms of transfer as set University Foundation; forth herein.

WHEREAS, the sole object and purpose of the Foundation by law, by its Articles Room and Board Rates. Vice President and by its By-Laws, can only be to assist Wetnight recommended that the Board approve the the University in the accomplishment of its new student housing rates, effective with the educational purposes in manner as desired Fall Semester, 1977. He indicated that he had and designated by the University; received only one communication from a student not to increase room and board rates during the WHEREAS, the Western Michigan University month that this matter had been tabled. Foundation has, in accordance with its By­ Laws, appointed an Investment Committee On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by which has adopted a policy governing invest­ Trustee Parfet, the following room and board ments which has been reviewed by the rates were approved: Budget and Finance Committee of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees; Item Period 1977-78 Current WHEREAS, the transfer of the University's presently held endowment-type funds to the Room only (East Campus) Sem. $275 $260 Foundation will assist it in the discharge Room and Board Sem. 745 720 of its management, investment and promotional Elmwood & Goldsworth Valley function and thusly maximize its assistance 1 BR - Furnished Mo. 120 117 to the University in attaining its educational Elmwood & Goldsworth Valley purposes; 2 BR - Furnished Mo. 133 130 Elmwood & Goldsworth Valley NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED: 1 BR - Unfurnished Mo. 113 110 Elmwood & Goldsworth Valley 1. That the Treasurer of the University 2 BR - Unfurnished Mo. 123 120 be and hereby is authorized to transfer to Stadium Drive I the Western Michigan University Foundation, 1 BR - Furnished Mo. 130 127 effective July 1, 1977, subject to the Stadium Drive I conditions hereinafter expressed, those 2 BR - Furnished Mo. 140 137 endowment-type funds presently held by the Stadium Drive II University and more particularly identified 2 BR - Unfurnished Mo. 140 137 and described in Schedule A attached hereto Spindler Mo. 77 75 (on file in the Secretary's Office) and Single Room Premium Day 1.50 1. 25

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Trustee Kemp indicated that the Budget and a leave. It should assist professional Finance Committee had reviewed the increase in and staff members to improve their rates in some detail. He pointed out that even performance by providing for a period with this increase, the rates at Western are on of concentrated scholarly work, research, the low side as compared to other colleges and or other professional development. universities and also that the amount of increase is on the low side. b. A Professional Development Leave is not an automatic fringe benefit. A Trustee Parfet asked to have on record her request for such a leave should des­ concern with the food service employees conditions cribe in detail the activity proposed. of employment. She suggested that in the future an Any Professional Development Leave alternate work schedule could be implemented where must have the approval of the President food service employees would be required to work and the Board of Trustees. a full 12 months out of the year, rather than the current arrangement where many draw unemployment c. The leave request shall be submitted during sullDller months. to the appropriate vice president (or central administrator) at least six Rules of Conduct. Mr. Mannix informed the months in advance of the beginning Board that this is the first effort to develop date of the proposed leave to provide rules of conduct for the four separate WMU employee time to plan for adequate coverage families; and, is a logical outgrowth of the during the absence of the staff member. development of collective bargaining in the faculty If such coverage cannot be satisfactorily unit. He passed out a statement ( on file in the arranged, the leave request will not Secretary's Office) and indicated that he had met be granted. with representatives of the AAUP and discussed the proposed Rules of Conduct. He noted that several d. Within thirty (30) days after returning changes were made as a result of these meetings from Professional Development Leave and had been incorporated into the proposal. the staff member will submit to the President a concise written report. Dr. Donald Brown requested permission to speak to this issue. He asked that the faculty be excluded in the proposed rules of conduct and indicated that the faculty were "hurt, angry and ELIGIBILITY profoundly embarrassed" by being included. a. Unclassified and classified administra­ There followed discussion between Trustee tive personnel shall be eligible for Kemp and Dr. Brown as to how the faculty felt they Professional Development Leaves. should be treated and if they felt themselves "different" from other university employees. b. A Professional Development Leave shall Trustee Franks asked Mr. Mannix if other univer­ be granted only after the completion sities have rules of conduct for faculty. Mr. of four years service in the present Mannix replied that it was not unusual and that position. Service to other units these rules usually came into effect within the within the University will not be first two years after a contract had been signed. accepted in determining eligibility for this leave. Further, four full On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by years of continuous service must have Trustee Franks, the Board voted to table this expired since the completion of a item until the June meeting. previous Professional Leave before a staff member is eligible for another Professional Development Leave Policy. On such leave. a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees approved the c. Years of service shall count from the following Professional Development Leave Policy: date of full-time appointment to the professional position currently held.

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LEAVE POLICY d. Professional Development Leaves, and other extended leaves, with or without pay, shall be excluded in determining IN GENERAL years of service for purposes of determining eligibility for this type a. The Professional Development Leave is of leave. intended for the mutual benefit of the University and the person granted such

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Outside Employment Policy for Professional e. Staff members will not be eligible for and Administrative Staff. Vice President Wetnight Professional Development Leave after indicated that this policy covers services attainment of age 62. rendered for additional compensation by all full-time professional and administrative person­ nel except bargaining unit faculty and staff CONDITIONS paid on an hourly basis.

a. Professional Development Leaves shall Following discussion, Trustee Parfet made a be limited to three full months dura­ motion, supported by Trustee Adams, to table tion and shall exclude the vacation this item until June. Ron Lutz, Vice President period due to the staff member in the of the Administrative/Professional Association, fiscal year during which the leave is indicated that a counter-proposal was in the taken. process and Trustee Parfet requested that the Board receive a copy of this counter proposal b. There shall be no reduction in pay prior to the June meeting. during the Professional Development Leave. Sale of Property. On a motion by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board of c. Recipients of leaves are permitted to Trustees (Trustee Caine abstaining) approved the receive money for approved study or sale of real estate commonly described as 1303 research without prejudice to their Sutherland Avenue, Kalamazoo, Michigan, and receipt of income, provided that the legally described as Lots #31, 32,33 and South total remuneration from all sources 1/2 of Lot #34, Block 9, Woodlawn Park, for the does not exceed that received from the sum of $40,000, by this Board of Trustees as University. The Professional Develop­ Trustee of the Don F. Thomas and Jane E. Thomas ment Leave may not be used to accept Charitable Remainder Unitrust. The Board author­ paid employment during the period of ized the Treasurer and the Secretary to sign and the leave. deliver, on behalf of the Board, the deed to be given to the purchasers, Howard C. Jackson and d. The recipient of a Professional Develop­ Constance B. Jackson. m-:-nt Leave is obligated to return to the University for a full year of Creation of New Department of Biomedical Science. employment after the completion of the Vice President Mitchell recommended to the Board leave. that they approve a recommendation that the current Department of Biology in the College of Unclassified Annual Leave Policy. Vice Arts and Sciences be split into two departments President Mitchell noted the intention of this and that the new department created be called proposal is to exempt "unclassified" professional/ the Department of Biomedical Science. administrative personnel from the current policy (approved by the Board of Trustees February 20, Dr. Brown asked for permission to speak and 1976). Unless modified, the current policy requested that the Board delay approval of this would prevent a person moving into an academic new department until the Faculty Senate's Budget administrative position, such as department head and Finance Committee had a chance to review the or dean, from receiving more than 12 days of financial commitment this separation would annual leave unless he/she had had prior service entail. in professional or administrative duties. In short, all "unclassified" professional/admini­ After some discussion, Trustee Adams made a c-trative appointments will be entitled to at motion, supported by Trustee Kemp, to table this least 20 days annual leave per year. proposal until June. Trustees voted 5-1 (Caine) to table. On a motion by Trustee Parfet, supported by Trustee Franks, the following Unclassified Division of Continuing Education Presentation. Annual Leave Policy was approved: Dr. Richard T. Burke, Acting Dean, Division of Continuing Education, brought the Board up-to­ UNCLASSIFIED ANNUAL LEAVE date on the prospects and plans of the Division. He noted that the Division serves 7,000 students Years of Service Months Leave with almost 500 courses through regional centers 0-5 0-60 20 days per year in Battle Creek, Benton Harbor, Muskegon and an 6-10 61-120 22 days per year University Consortium Center in Grand Rapids. 11-20 121-240 24 days per year He also indicated that 50 percent of off-campus 21 + 241 + 25 days per year enrollment comes from the College of Education,

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with 40 percent coming from the College of Arts Dr. Franks informed the Board that he would and Sciences and the College of General Studies. bring to the Student Services Committee the The remaining 10 percent comes from Colleges of letter from the Campus Ministers of Kanley Applied Sciences, Business, Health and Human Chapel for recommendations. Services and Librarianship. Closed Session. Mr. Mannix requested that East Campus Planning. Trustee Adams and the Board go into Closed Session to discuss Mr. Kowalski brought the Board up-to-date regarding bargaining strategy with the AAUP. On a motion East Hall's recent approval as an "historic by Trustee Franks, supported by Trustee Kemp, place" at the state level. They indicated that the Board entered into closed session at 2:05 the Michigan State Historic Preservation Review p.m. Board has decided to recommend East Hall in the National Register of Historic Places. Trustee Respectfully submitted, Adams indicated that he would have more informa­ tion on the preservation of East Hall at the June meeting.

Infra-red Energy Loss Report. Mr. Robert H. Williams, Director, Physical Plant, informed Charles H. Ludlow the Board of a recent infra-red scan of Western Vice Chairman Michigan's campus. This scan determines actual surface temperature to "within one-tenth degree centigrade differential". Mr. Williams told the Board that this scan revealed several leaks in Western's steam distribution system which would WLol� have otherwise gone undetected. He indicated Robert W. Hannah that considerable savings will be realized by Secretary correcting the problems discovered by the scan.

Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah informed the Board that Western will probably not have a budget from Lansing until August or early September

He also stated that Western has made a beginning at spending more time with federal relations. He also commended Mr. Kowalski for doing a fine job in obtaining $85,000 for special maintenance to repair a steam leak discovered via the infra-red scanning reported by Mr. Williams.

Board Committee Reports. Trustee Parfet, chairman of the Academic Affairs Committee, indicated that she would have all minutes of her committee distributed to all members and there­ fore a report was not necessary.

Trustee Kemp, chairman of the Collective Bargaining Committee, indicated that this com­ mittee met on May 11 and discussed goals and objectives with respect to current negotiations with AAUP. He indicated that these strategies would be discussed in Closed Session. He also indicated that minutes would be circulated to all members of the Board.

Trustee Franks, chairman of the Student Services Committee, indicated that the committee was continuing to evaluate the Health Center. He also indicated that the committee would recommend that a new consultant firm be hired.

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Regular Meeting Board. (A copy of President Bernhard's remarks is June 17, 1977 on file in the Secretary's office.)

Academic Personnel Report. Vice President The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Mitchell brought to the attention of the Board the University Board of Trustees was held on June 17, retirements with Emeritus Status of Dr. Francis 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Allen, Associate Professor, Physical Sciences Student Center. Library; Dr. Ken Engle, Professor, Department of Counseling and Personnel; and Dr. Louis Govatos, The meeting was called to order at 9:37 a.m. Professor, Department of Teacher Education. He by Chairman John R. Dykema. indicated that these faculty had given a total of 64 years of distinguished service to the Univer­ Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, sity and he wished them well in their retirement. Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow and President Bernhard (ex officio). On a motion made by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved Trustees absent: Parfet the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice President Mitchell. Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Appointment as Chairman Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix and Legal Counsel Oscar H. Horst, Chairman, Department Staton. of Geography, effective August 8, 1977, terminating June 21, 1978 Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the agenda as presented for Lawrence John Link, Chairman and the meeting, with the understanding that the Board Associate Professor, Department of would break for lunch promptly at 12:00 noon and Art, effective July 1, 1977 reconvene at 1:15 p.m. David 0. Lyon, Chairman, Department of Minutes. The minutes of the May 20, 1977 Psychology, effective July 1, 1977 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated. Larry D. Oppliger, Chairman, Department of Physics, effective July 1, 1977 Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah informed the Board that Petitions and Communications James H. Powell, Chairman, Department received during the month and on file in the of Mathematics, effective August 8, Secretary's office are: (1) letter from Arsulowicz 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 & Meana, Attorneys at Law, regarding Ms. Camilia Lee Charity; (2) letter from Candace A. Swindell, Lloyd J. Schmaltz, Chairman, Depart­ Recording Secretary, Local #1908; (3) letter from ment of Geology, effective July 1, Donald J. Brown, President, Faculty Senate; and 1977 (4) letter from Lowell P. Rinker, President, Administrative Professional Association. Appointment

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard Samuel I. Clark, Director, The Honors informed the Board that Western Michigan Univer­ College, effective September 1, sity has been invited by the Sloan Foundation of 1977 New York to participate in a nation-wide study of the impact of governmental regulations upon higher Russell J. Davis, Adjunct Clinical education. He indicated that Dr. Robert Hannah Professor, College of Health and has been appointed to serve as the liaison officer Human Services, effective April 22, for this project, which will take about three 1977 for a period of three years years to complete. President Bernhard indicated that Western is expected to provide staff time and Linda M. Delene, Associate Professor, energy, but all out-of-pocket expenses will be Department of Marketing, effective defrayed by the Foundation. August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 President Bernhard also indicated that, over the next three years, progress reports on the development of the study would be presented to the

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Betty Deshler, Assis�ant Professor, Jose M.S. Simoes-Pereira, Associate School of Social Work, effective Professor, Department of Mathematics, August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, effective August 8, 1977, termina­ 1978 ting April 22, 1978

R. Wayne Fuqua, Assistant Professor, Ngawang Thondup Narkyid, Visiting Department of Psychology, effective Scholar, Department of Linguistics, August 8, 1977 effective May 1, 1977, terminating April 30, 1978 Cheryl A. Halper, Instructor, Depart­ ment of Business 'Education and Susan K. Wear, Instructor, Department Administrative Services, effective of Speech Pathology and Audiology, August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, effective August 8, 1977, termina­ 1978 ting April 22, 1978

Bassam E. Harik, Instructor, Depart­ Paul G. Weber, Instructor, Department ment of Economics, effective April 8, of General Business, effective 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Salim E. Harik, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, effective Leave of Absence Without Pay August 8, 1977, terminating April 21, 1979 Beatrice H. Beech, Assistant Professor, Library, from April 16, 1978 to Charles E. Hines, Jr., Assistant August 21, 1978, to finish research. Professor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 8, 1977 David H. Curl, Professor, Department of Teacher Education, from August 29, Robert M. Hughes, Assistant Professor, 1977 to April 22, 1978, for profes­ Department of Biology, effective sional research, writing, and August 8, 1977, terminating April 21, development of instructional media 1979 programs.

A. D. Issa, Associate Professor, Ruth Ann Meyer, Associate Professor, Department of General Business, Department of Health, Physical effective August 8, 1977 Education and Recreation, from August 29, 1977 to April 22, 1978, David R. Joslyn, Assistant Professor, to do advanced study in the area of School of Social Work, effective physical education and health. August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Richard R. Williams, Associate Professor, Social Science Area, from August 14, Arthur Thomas Mason, Assistant Professor 1977 to April 22, 1978, to develop Department of Management, effective a program of psychological services August 8, 1977 for oncology patients at the Midwest Oncology Center, Borgess Hospital. Dalia Motzkin, Assistant Professor of Note: This request is for a one­ Computer Science, Department of half time leave of absence. Mathematics, effective August 8, 1977 Resignation

Maija Petersons, Associate Professor, Walter E. Johnson, Associate Professor, Department of Home Economics, Department of Biology, effective effective August 8, 1977 August 31, 1977

Margaret M. Sanders, Associate Professor Peter M. Kettner, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Education School of Social Work, effective and Administrative Services, effec­ June 22, 1977 tive August 8, 1977, terminating April 21, 1979 Gene Webb, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, effective June 22, 1977

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1. the record should show that Vice President Retirement with Emeritus Status Mitchell had resigned as Vice President for Academic Affairs and that it should be stated that Associate Francis W. Allen, Associate Professor, Vice President Denenfeld would assume all responsi­ Physical Sciences Library, effective bilities for that office as of September 1, 1977; August 31, 1977, with the title Associate Professor Emeritus of 2. Dr. Mitchell should be kept on as Vice Physical Sciences Library President for Academic Affairs, with full pay, until such time as a terminal date is set and a Ken Engle, Professor, Department of search is initiated; or Counseling and Personnel, effective August 31, 1977, with the title 3. the University should pay Dr. Mitchell Professor Emeritus of Counseling full salary and "cut clean" with him, if the and Personnel University believes he has not met the require­ ments of the position. Louis A. Govatos, Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective On a roll call vote, requested by Trustee January 3, 1978, with the title Franks, the Board of Trustees voted 6-l(Franks) to Professor Emeritus of Teacher approve the Non-Academic Personnel Report as Education presented by President Bernhard.

Non-Academic Personnel Report. President Change of Title Bernhard in prepared remarks (on file in the Secretary's office) explained to the Board his Stephen R. Mitchell, from Vice President rationale for Dr. Stephen Mitchell's change of for Academic Affairs to Executive title from Vice President for Academic Affairs to Vice President, effective September Executive Vice President. He noted that Dr. 1, 1977 Mitchell had recently indicated a strong desire to try a fresh and different challenge in administratio Chauncey Brinn, from Assistant to the and therefore, after a series of conferences, it Vice President for Academic Affairs was decided to recommend to the Board that Dr. to Assistant Vice President for Mitchell be transferred to a reconstituted position Academic Affairs--Special Programs, as Executive Vice President (formerly the Adminis­ effective July 1, 1977 trative Vice President), with primary responsibility for the following areas: Academic Computing Russell Gabier, from Executive Director Center; Admissions, Records and Registration; of Alumni Affairs and Development Alumni Affairs and Development; Capital Outlay and to Assistant Vice President (Alumni Campus Planning; Community College Relations; Affairs and Development), effective International Programs (Guam-type, etc.); and September 1, 1977 University Long Range Planning. William J. Kowalski, from Assistant to President Bernhard also indicated that, the President to Assistant Vice contingent upon Board approval, he would immediately President (Capital Outlay and appoint an advisory selection committee to assist Campus Planning), effective Septem­ him in recommending to the Board the appointment ber 1, 1977 of a new Vice President for Academic Affairs. He stated that all interested constituencies of the Appointment University community, particularly the faculty, would be represented on this very important com­ Vida M. Fisher, Director of Conference, mittee. Division of Continuing Education, effective August 1, 1977 Following President Bernhard's remarks, Vice President Mitchell read a prepared statement (on Diane L. Milligan, Director, Administrative file in the Secretary's office) outlining the Services, Division of Continuing circumstances leading to this proposal and sum­ Education, effective July 5, 1977 marizing the past four and one-half years during his tenure as Vice President for Academic Affairs. Resignation

Trustee Franks commended Dr. Mitchell for his David F. Donahue, Manager, Training performance as Vice President for Academic Affairs and Employee Relations, Personnel but indicated that in his opinion the following Department, effective July 8, 1977 action should have been taken:

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Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted the conduct of University employees and the appro­ for the University the gifts and grants as contained priate discipline for any violation. Such rules in the Gift and Grant Report for May 1977. The exist in accordance with all applicable laws, Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express administrative codes, and any labor agreements the appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board University has made with its employees. These of Trustees. rules supersede all previous departmental rules and/or policies in conflict with them. Western Michigan University Board of Trustees Meeting Dates for 1977-78. The Board of Trustees These Rules and Regulations are published for approved the following schedule for regular meeting employees' information and protection. The Univer­ dates for the Western Michigan University Board of sity endeavors to make any applicable rules well Trustees for Fiscal Year 1977-78. known to its employees. However, it is the em­ ployee's responsibility to know the rules and July 15, 1977 abide by them. Ignorance of established work September 16, 1977 rules is not considered an acceptable excuse for October 21, 1977 violation. While this list covers the major rules November 18, 1977 governing general conduct, it is not all-inclusive December 16, 1977 and other appropriate departmental or other Univer­ January 20, 1978 sity regulations may be in existence or established. February 17, 1978 Employees are expected to know and abide by depart­ March 17, 1978 mental rules. April 21, 1978 May 19, 1978 Professional/Administrative Staff June 16, 1978 SECTION 1 Rules of Conduct. After preliminary discussion, in which Trustee Kemp reviewed past action by the For violation of any of the following rules, Board on this matter, he made a four-part motion, an employee shall be subject to penalties seconded by Trustee Caine, and approved by the ranging from a formal written warning notice Board as follows: up to and including discharge.

1. Rules of Conduct for Professional/Adminis­ Prior to the formal issuance of a violation trative Staff, Hourly Paid Staff and AFSCME employees and penalty notice to an employee under be approved; Section 1 of these Rules of Conduct, the University Personnel bepartment shall be 2. the proposed Rules of Conduct for Instruc­ consulted regarding consistancy of rule tional employees remain tabled; interpretation and appropriativeness of penalty being applied. 3. continuing responsibility for maintaining and updating the Rules of Conduct be placed with (a) Neglect of duty. the Personnel Department and the Office of Collective Bargaining and Contract Administration; and (b) Insubordination, or refusal to comply with employers instructions unless such 4. proposed additions, alterations and instructions are injurious to the employee's deletions for any of the Rules of Conduct will be safety and health. presented to the Trustees by the administration at a regular board meeting. The proposed changes (c) 1) Immoral or indecent conduct on will go into effect automatically thirty (30) days University property; 2) conviction of a later unless the Trustees make modifications in felony; or 3) conviction of a misdemeanor any of the proposals they receive before the involving moral turpitude, while an thirty (30) day period expires. employee of the University.

RULES OF CONDUCT (d) Intentional falsification of personnel records, payroll reports, or other The purpose of these rules and regulations is the University records. maintaining of uniform and equitable disciplines, order, efficient operations and service. (e) Theft, intentional destruction, or defacing of the University's, another In order to achieve this purpose, the University employee's or student's property. has established, and when appropriate will modify or change, certain rules and regulations regarding

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(f) Deliberate or careless conduct endangering (h) Reporting for work in an unsafe condition the safety of self or other employees, which includes but is not limited to including the provoking of, or instigating being under the influence of alcoholic of a fight during working hours or on beverages or drugs. An employee who so University property. reports shall be sent home for the remainder of the day without pay. (g) Consuming alcoholic beverages while on duty, except at approved University (i) Failure to report for work without functions, or the possession or consump­ giving the supervisor or department head tion of illegal drugs while on duty. notice of absence within two (2) hours after the beginning of the scheduled (h) Sleeping while on duty. work day.

(i) For other offenses of equal magnitude to (j) Vending, soliciting, or collecting the above. contributions on the University's time or premises without prior appropriate SECTION 2 authorization from the University.

For the commission of any of the following (k) Gambling, lottery or any other game of offenses, an employee shall receive a written chance on the employer's premises during warning notice. If an employee receives working hours. three (3) written warning notices (for the same or different offenses) within a period (1) Knowingly admitting an unauthorized of twelve (12) consecutive months, he/she person or persons into any locked or shall, along with the third such notice, restricted building or area of the receive a disciplinary lay-off from work campus. without pay for a period of time not less than one (1) working day or more than one (1) (m) Any other offense of equal magnitude to work week, commensurate with the severity of the above. the accumulated offenses. If an employee receives four (4) written warning notices Non-Bargaining Unit Hourly Paid Staff (for the same or different offenses) within a period of twelve (12) consecutive months, the SECTION 1 employee shall, at the time of the issuance of the fourth such notice, be subject to For violation of any of the following rules, discharge. an employee shall be subject to penalties ranging from a formal written warning notice (a) Excessive absenteeism. up to and including discharge.

(b) Excessive tardiness. Prior to the formal issuance of a violation and penalty notice to an employee under (c) Inattentiveness to work, failure to Section 1 of these Rules of Conduct, the start work at the designated time, University Personnel Department shall be quitting work before proper time or consulted regarding consistancy of rule leaving assigned work area, building or interpretation and appropriativeness of project during working hours without penalty being applied. authorization from appropriate supervision. (a) Neglect of duty. (d) Posting unauthorized materials on walls or bulletin boards, defacing, or removing (b) Insubordination, or refusal to comply authorized material from bulletin boards. with employers instructions unless such instructions are injurious to the em­ (e) Abusive, threatening, or coercive treat­ ployee's safety and health. ment of another employee while on duty or on University property. (c) 1) Immoral or indecent conduct on University property; 2) conviction of a (f) Violation of a safety rule or safety felony; or 3) conviction of a misdemeanor practice. involving moral turpitude, while an employee of the University. (g) Smoking in posted prohibited areas.

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(d) Intentional falsification of personnel (e) Abusive, threatening, or coercive treat­ records, payroll reports, or other ment of another employee while on duty University records. or on University property.

(e) Theft, intentional destruction, or (f) Violation of a safety rule or safety defacing of the University's, another practice. employee's or student's property. (g) Smoking in posted prohibited areas. (f) Deliberate or careless conduct endangering the safety of self or other employees, (h) Reporting to work in an unsafe condition including the provoking of, or instigating which includes but is not limited to of a fight during working hours or on being under the influence of alcoholic University property. beverages or drugs. An employee who so reports shall be sent home for the (g) Consuming alcoholic beverages while on remainder of the day without pay. duty, except at approved University functions, or the possession or consump­ (i) Failure to report for work without tion of illegal drugs while on duty. giving the supervisor or department head notice of absence within two (2) hours (h) Sleeping while on duty. after the beginning of the scheduled work day. (i) For other offenses of equal magnitude to the above. (j) Vending, soliciting, or collecting contributions on the University's time SECTION 2 or premises without prior appropriate authorization from the University. For the commission of any of the following offenses, an employee shall receive a written (k) Gambling, lottery or any other game of warning notice. If an employee receives chance on the employer's premises during three (3) written warning notices (for the working hours. same or different offenses) within a period of twelve (12) consecutive months, he/she (1) Knowingly admitting an unauthorized shall, along with the third such notice, person or persons into any locked or receive a disciplinary lay-off from work restricted building or area of the without pay for a period of time not less campus. than one (1) working day or more than one (1) work week, commensurate with the severity of (m) Any other offense of equal magnitude to the accumulated offenses. If an employee the above. receives four (4) written warning notices (for the same or different offenses) within a period of twelve (12) consecutive months, the AFSCME Bargaining Unit Empoyees employee shall, at the time of the issuance of the fourth such notice, be subject to SECTION 1 discharge. For violation of any of the following rules, (a) Excessive absenteeism. an employee shall be subject to penalties ranging from a formal written warning notice (b) Excessive tardiness. up to and including immediate discharge.

(c) Inattentiveness to work, failure to (a) Neglect of duty. start work at the designated time, quitting work before proper time or (b) Insubordination, or refusal to comply leaving assigned work area, building or with employers instructions unless such project during working hours without instructions are injurious to the em­ authorization from appropriate supervision. ployee's safety and health.

(d) Posting unauthorized materials on walls (c) 1) Immoral or indecent conduct on Univer­ or bulletin boards, defacing, or removing sity property; 2) conviction of a felony; authorized material from bulletin boards. or 3) conviction of a misdemeanor involving moral turpitude, while an employee of the University.

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(d) Intentional falsification of personnel pension shall be governed by the provi­ records, payroll reports, or other sions of Article IV, section 2 of the University records. current labor contract. If such employee receives a fifth written notice (for the (e) Theft, intentional destruction, or same or different offense) within a defacing of the University's, another period of twelve (12) consecutive months, employee's or student's property. the employee shall, at the time of the issuance of the fifth such notice, (f) Deliberate or careless conduct endangering thereupon be discharged as provided in the safety of self or other employees, Article IV, section 1 (a-e) of the including the provoking of, or instigating current labor contract. of a fight during working hours or on University property. (a) Excessive Absenteeism - Excessive absen­ teeism is defined as four (4) or more (g) Consuming alcoholic beverages while on separate occasions of absenteeism within duty, except at approved University any six (6) consecutive pay periods. functions, or the possession or consump­ (Absences for a continuous period of tion of illegal drugs while on duty. more than one (1) day shall be counted as one occasion.) Absences which have (h) Sleeping while on duty. been certified by a proper physicians statement attesting to the employee's (i) Knowingly punching the clock card of inability to work during the absence and another, having one's clock card punched which are submitted by the employee to by another, or unauthorized altering of a the University immediately (or within clock card. two [2] working days after) return to work, will not be counted as an absence (j) For other offenses of equal magnitude to contributing to excessive absenteeism. the above. Absences counted in one period for which a reprimand is issued shall not be SECTION 2 counted in any other period for the purpose of determining excessive ab­ For the commission of any of the following senteeism. offenses an employee shall receive a written warning notice. If an employee receives (b) Excessive Tardiness - Excessive tardiness three (3) written warning notices (for the is defined as six (6) or more instances same or different offenses) within a period of tardiness within any 6 consecutive of twelve (12) consecutive months, the employee pay periods. A tardiness of more than shall, be subject to a disciplinary layoff of one hour will be counted as an instance not less than one (1) working day or more of absence. Tardinesses that are counted than one (1) work week, as provided in Article in one period for which a reprimand is IV, section 2 of the current labor contract. issued shall not be counted in any other period for the purpose of determining In cases where an employee receives four (4) excessive tardiness. written warning notices (for the same or different offenses) within a period of twelve (c) Inattentiveness to work, or failure to (12) consecutive months, the employee shall, start work at the designated time, or at the time of the issuance of the fourth quitting work before proper time or such notice, be subject to discharge under leaving assigned work area, building or the provisions of Article IV, section 1 (a­ project during working hours without e), of the current labor contract. The only authorization from appropriate super­ exception to this provision is a violation of vision. section 2 (a) and 2 (b) of the Rules of Conduct as described below: (d) Failure of an employee to punch their time card "in" or "out" on four (4) In cases where an employee received four occasions within any six (6) consecutive (4) written warning notices, all of pay periods. which are for the violation of section 2 (a) and 2 (b) of the Rules of Conduct, (e) Posting unauthorized materials on walls the employee shall, at the time of the or bulletin boards, defacing, or removing issuance of the fourth such notice, authorized material from bulletin boards. receive a disciplinary suspension of fourteen (14) calendar days. The sus-

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(f) Abusive, threatening, or coercive treat­ are defined as all full-time staff except bargaining ment of another employee while on duty unit faculty and staff paid on an hourly basis. or on University property. 1. Normally, no member of the full-time (g) Violation of a safety rule or safety professional and administrative staff practice. shall receive additional compensation from any University source for work (h) Smoking in posted prohibited areas. performed for another unit of the Uni­ versity during normal working hours. (i) Reporting for work in an unsafe condition, Exceptions must be approved in advance which includes but is not limited to by the appropriate Vice President, and being under the influence of alcoholic should be granted only when the best beverages or drugs. An employee who so interests of the University will be reports, shall be sent home for the served. remainder of the day without pay. 2. Members of the professional and admini­ (j) Failure to report for work without strative staff may accept additional giving the employee's supervisor or compensation from other University department head notice of absence within sources for work performed outside of two (2) hours after the beginning of the normal working hours, provided: (1) scheduled work day. that the staff member advise the appro­ priate supervisor and Vice President, in (k) Vending, soliciting, or collecting advance, in writing, of the work to be contributions on the University's time performed and the compensation to be or premises without prior appropriate received, and (2) that the supervisor or authorization for the University. the Vice President may require the staff member to cease such work if it interferes (1) Gambling on the employer's premises with the performance of normal duties. during working hours. 3. Members of the professional and administrativ, (m) Knowingly admitting an unauthorized staff may engage in work performed person or persons into any locked or outside of normal working hours for non­ restricted building or area of the University sources; however, if the work campus. is of a nature similar to that performed for the University, it is expected that (n) Any other offense of equal magnitude to the staff member advise the supervisor, the above. in advance, in writing, of the nature and extent of the outside employment.

Outside Employment Policy for Professional Creation of Department of Biomedical Science. and Administrative Staff. Vice President Wetnight Vice President Mitchell indicated that this item indicated there had been one modification to the had been tabled the previous month in order to proposal submitted last month, as a result of a permit the Budget and Finance Council of the meeting with Lowell Rinker, President of the Faculty Senate to review it. The Council did meet Administrative Professional Association and that and did approve the creation of this new depart­ this change had been incorporated in the present ment. Dr. Mitchell noted that the areas have been proposal. prograrnrnatically separate for about one year. The biology department will maintain a general biology On a motion made by Trustee Caine, seconded program with an emphasis on ecology and environ­ by Trustee Adams, the Board of Trustees approved mental biology, while the biomedical science the following policy: department emphasis will be on human-oriented biology. He also indicated that of the 25 current OUTSIDE EMPLOYMENT faculty members, 13 will remain in the biology PROFESSIONAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF department, and 12 will join the new department.

This policy statement covers services rendered for On a motion made by Trustee Adams, seconded additional compensation by all full-time profes­ by Trustee Ludlow, the Board of Trustees approved sional and administrative personnel. For this that the current Department of Biology in the purpose, professional and administrative personnel College of Arts and Sciences be split into two

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departments and that the new department created be called the Department of Biomedical Science.

Demolition of Property. Vice President Wetnight indicated that the Physical Plant Depart­ ment has plans to relocate the University Motor Pool to the building at the corner of Steers Street and West Michigan Avenue. In order to provide adequate space to park all the vehicles, it is necessary to remove a house located on an adjacent lot.

On a motion made by Trustee Adams, seconded by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees authorized the demolition of a house and garage located at 902 Steers Avenue.

Residency of Migrants. Dr. Hannah indicated that this proposed policy would revise action taken by the Board of Trustees on July 21, 1972 to confirm subsequent actions of the Board recognizing the age of majority as 18 rather than 21.

On a motion made by Trustee Adams, seconded by Trustee Ludlow, the Board of Trustees approved the following Residency Classification for Migrant Students.

Residency Classification for Migrant Students

A student may register as a resident of this State if:

1. the parent or legal guardian of a minor student, or

2. a student who is at least 18 years of age,

has been employed as a migrant worker in Michigan for a min:iJnum of 2 months each year for 3 of the past 5 years, or a minimum of 3 months each year for 2 of the past 5 years prior to the date of the proposed enrollment. Proof and verification of the emplo:,ment is r�quired. Migrant worker in Michigan is defined as one who travels to the State of Michigan in pursuance of seasonal agricul­ tural or related industry employment.

1976-77 Budget Revision. On a motion made by Trustee Ludlow, seconded by Trustee Kemp, the Board of Trustees approved the following year-end allotment adjustments for the 1976-77 General Fund •Budget.

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General Fund Budget

1976/77

Revisions Board 1976/77 from Action 1976/77 REVENUE Board Budget Board Reserve Final Estimate

State Appropriation $33,892,875 $ $ $33,892,875 Tuition and Fees 14,968,125 (516,225) 14,451,900 Investment Income 350,000 (75,000) 275,000 Application & Graduation Fees 175,000 13,000 188,000 Indirect Cost Recovery 180,000 180,000 Departmental & Other Revenue 229,000 295,000 Prior Years Carry Over 164!919 164,919 Total $49,795,000 $(413,306) $49,447,694

EXPENSES

Instruction $27,709,994 $(324,109) $(115,550) $27,270,335 Other Educational Services 2,835,994 (329,824) (400) 2,505,770 Libraries 1,980,332 127,764 2,108,096 Research 382,754 41,419 424,173 Continuing Education 367,798 (16,692) (15,000) 336,106 Student Services 3,571,590 56,468 (10,700) 3,617,358 Financial Aid 1,441,401 63,564 1,504,965 Public Service 653,410 16,235 (10,000) 659,645 General Administration 759,226 51,564 810,790 Business Operations 2,503,457 212,659 2,716,116 Physical Plant 7,539,044 (235,390) 7,303,654 Special Projects 50,000 104,007 154,007 Budgeted Reimbursements (203,371) (22,400) (225,771)

Total $49,795,000 $(435,706) $(174,050) $49,185,244

Reserved for Reallotment 88,400 88,400 to 1977 /78

Reserved by Board Action 174,050 174,050

Total $49,795,000 $(347,306) $49,447,694

June 17, 1977 1445 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

1977-78 Budget Continuation. On a motion Oaklands Report. Mr. Thomas Carr, Director made by Trustee Adams, seconded by Trustee Johnson, of Auxiliary Enterprises and Chairman of the the Board of Trustees unanimously approved the Oaklands Committee gave a report on Refurbishing following resolution: of the Oaklands -Phase I. Other members of the committee are: Mrs. Ramona Bernhard, Mr. Kent RESOLUTION Brigham, Dr. Elizabeth Dull, Mr. Harry Hefner, and 1977-78 Budget Continuation Dr. Peter Schmitt.

WHEREAS, the State Legislature has not Mr. Carr explained that the committee attempted yet enacted higher education appropriation to consider all needs of refurbishing and renovation bills for the fiscal year 1977-78, and (structural, furniture, equipment, living quarters, etc.). After some deliberation, it was concluded WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has thus that the committee focus its attention on the not yet adopted an operating budget for 1977-78, immediate needs of The Oaklands (Phase I) and that, subsequently, a second report (Phase II) be THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the developed. authority of the 1976-77 budget be continued and that the University be authorized to After an oral report and a presentation of continue its normal operations under this schematic designs, there followed discussion on authority until such time as the 1977-78 the possibility of adding airconditioning and budget for the State of Michigan, which ventilation improvements to Phase I. This will be includes the appropriations for higher studied further by the committee and brought back education, is adopted and the University to the Board at a subsequent meeting. (Written operating budget for 1977-78 is approved by report is on file in the Secretary's office.) the Board of Trustees. Trustee Caine and Chairman Dykema commended the Committee on the fine job they did in preparing Fine Arts Presentation. Dr. Robert Holmes, the report. Dean of the College of Fine Arts brought the Board up to date on programs offered in the College. He East Campus Planning. Trustee Adams informed also showed a slide presentation used in the the Board that Mr. John Kern, Historic Preservation recruitment of students. Coordinator, Michigan History Division, and Mr. Tom Lutz, Assistant Director, Midwest Office, Chairman Dykema thanked Dean Holmes for the National Trust for Historic Preservation, toured fine presentation and commended him on a job well The Oaklands and East Hall on May 26. He indicated done. that both men were impressed with East Hall and the setting on the site in relation to the total PIRGIM. Vice President Wetnight called the Kalamazoo community. Board's attention to the report submitted with the agenda and indicated that this report along with Trustee Adams indicated that upon receipt of the PIRGIM's letter to the Board of Trustees dated material about Olmstead Brothers, Landscape Architects, June 10, 1977, was reviewed by the Budget and responsible for site selection and design of the Finance Committee. Vice President Wetnight recom­ original East Hall, Mr. Kern would be able to mended that the Board reject the alternatives complete his report and recommendation for submittal raised in this memorandum. to the Department of the Interior. It is antici- pated that action of this recommendation will take Following remarks by Vice President Coyne, place in late summer or early fall. various Trustees and Paul Marsh, representative from PIRGIM, Chairman Dykema summarized the position Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah commented on the of the Board. In essence it is: (1) the action expected House appropriation action for the Univer­ taken by the Board of Trustees on March 18, 1977 sity, the probability for early completion of still stands; (2) the alternatives submitted by budget action by the Legislature, and on aspects PIRGIM on June 10, 1977 were rejected; and (3) any of the universities attempts to focus additional further alternatives from PIRGIM should be directed attention on Federal Relations. to Vice President Coyne and Vice President Wetnight, since PIRGIM had not found the proposal indicated Board Committee Reports. Written minutes in the March resolution to be acceptable. He were distributed to members of the Board of Trustees indicated that when, or if, an agreeable solution prior to the Board meeting. These minutes are on is reached, the administration should make an file in the Secretary's office. appropriate recommendation to the Board of Trustees for action.

1446 June 17, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Trustee Franks, chairman of the Student Services Committee, indicated that the next meeting of the Student Services Committee would be held on July 21, 1977 and the item for discussion would be the Health Center.

Closed Session. Mr. Mannix requested a brief Closed Session to bring the entire Board up-to­ date on current collective bargaining matters with the WMU Chapter of the AAUP. On a motion by Trustee Caine, seconded by Trustee Ludlow, the Board entered into Closed Session at 1:55 p.m.

The Board returned to Open Session at 2:12 p.m. and formally adjourned.

Respectfully submitted,

I' /

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

June 17, 1977 1447 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Following considerable discussion as to July 15, 1977 whether to grant oral argument, it was agreed that a special meeting would be called for The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan August 19, 1977 at 1:00 p.m. in the Board of University Board of Trustees was held on July 15, Trustees Room to hear oral arguments. Chairman 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Univer­ Dykema indicated that he would write the sity Student Center. Attorneys and convey to them that this meeting would be "Open" unless otherwise requested. He The meeting was called to order at 9:35 a.m. also indicated that a stenographer should be by Chairman John R. Dykema. present.

Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, Remarks by the President. President Bernhard Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet, and President indicated that he was very encouraged by the early Bernhard (ex officio). activity of the Advisory Selection Committee for the Vice President for Academic Affairs. The Trustees absent: Adams committee has held two formal meetings, with Dr. Fred V Hartenstein as chairman. The President Also present were: Vice President Coyne, informed the Board of one change in the member­ Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. ship roster of the committee -- Trustee Caine has Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, replaced Trustee Parfet. He indicated that the Mr. Mannix and Legal Counsel Staton. committee has a deadline to report to him at the end of August at which time he would consider Acceptance of the Agenda. Dr. Hannah indi­ all the candidates. He also indicated that he cated several changes made to the Tentative Agen­ hoped to be able to bring an appointment recom­ da. Following this announcement, the Trustees mendation to the September Board meeting. accepted and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting. Following President Bernhard's remarks, Dr. Franks expressed concern about keeping the Minutes. The minutes of the June 17, 1977 search internal. He felt that if the search is Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were kept internal, minorities would not be fairly approved as circulated. represented. President Bernhard indicated that the deadline set by him could be changed, and Petitions and Communications. On behalf of he had no objection to going outside if no the House and Senate, Representatives Robert acceptable candidates were found within. He Welborn presented legislative resolutions to: also indicated that our Affirmative Action policy, Dr. Henry Beukema, Dr. Frances Hardin and Dr. approved in 1972, states that the University must Harry Hefner. It was also noted that legisla­ search within before going outside. After some tive tributes had been prepared for Charles A. discussion, Mr. Robert Ethridge, Affirmative Blagdon, Victor Cout�nt, Raymond C. Deur, Marcella Action Officer, stated that there is a clause S. Faustman, Eleanore C. Linden, Gerald C. Martin in this policy that states that minorities can and Charles Van Riper. These resolutions will be be brought into the internal search if they are mailed. not adequately represented. He stated he would be in close contact with the committee in order Dr. Hannah informed the Board that briefs had to assure that minorities would be included in been received from Attorneys Richard Enslen and the search. James White regarding Pat Schiffer. He also indicated that Richard Enslen had requested Academic Personnel Report. On a motion oral argument. made by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved the Chairman Dykema indicated that he had Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. received in the mail a request froiu Attorney Denenfeld. James White for oral argument. He asked for comment from the Board members as to whether Reappointment as Chairman the Board should grant these requests. Ernst A. Breisach, Chairman, Depart­ ment of History, effective July 1, 1977

Richard W. Pippen, Chairman, Depart­ ment of Biology, effective July 1, 1977

1448 July 15, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Appointment Elise Bickford Jorgens, Assistant Professor, Department of Music, effective August 8, Jane Lindsay Agnew, Instructor, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Department of Art, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Lee Alan Krieger, Instructor in the Libraries, effective July 1, 1977, terminating June Douglas Anderson, Instructor, 30, 1978 Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effec­ Marcia V. Mascolini, Assistant Professor, tive August 8, 1977, terminating Department of Business Education and April 22, 1978 Administrative Services, effective August 8, 1977 Stephen T. Anderson, Instructor, Department of Management, effective John H. McGrew, Instructor, August 8, 1977, terminating April Department of Accountancy, effective August 22, 1978 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978

Christopher D. Bauch, Assistant Professor, Valerian M. Nita, Assistant Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Department of Mathematics, effective August Audiology, effective August 8, 1977 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978

Donald F. Cooney, Assistant Professor Cheryl E. Poche, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective Department of Psychology, effective August August 8, 1977, terminating April 8, 1977 22, 1978 Steven C. Rhodes, Assistant Professor, Donald Deckard, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Department of Mathematics, effec­ Sciences, effective August 8, 1977, tive August 8, 1977, terminating terminating April 22, 1978 April 22, 1978 James S. Thayer, Instructor, Gordon E. Dill, Instructor, Department of Religion, effective August Department of Marketing, effective 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Gerald L. Timms, Instructor, Department of Management, effective Michael T. Glenn, Instructor, August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effec­ J. Steven Winrich, Assistant Professor, tive August 8, 1977, terminating Department of Economics, effective August April 22, 1978 8, 1977, terminating April 21, 1979

Andrew Chen-Chung Huang, Adjunct Assis­ James L. Wolk, Assistant Professor, tant Professor, Department of Biology, School of Social Work, effective August effective August 15, 1977 for a period 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 of three years Stephen A. Wright, Instructor, Marshall L. Hutchinson, Jr., Assistant Department of Business Education and Professor, Department of Music, Administrative Services, effective effective August 8, 1977 August 8, 1977, terminating April 21, 1979

Nancy C. Jansons, Instructor, Leave of Absence Without Pay Department of Marketing, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April Laverne M. Krieger, Associate Professor, 22, 1978 Department of Transportation Technology, from August 29, 1977 to August 20, 1978, Sarah V. Jones, Assistant Professor, to participate in an educational exchange School of Social Work, effective program to teach automotive subjects at August 8, 1977, terminating April California State University - Long Beach. 22, 1978

July 15, 1977 1449 Board of Trustees Wester Michgan University

Fred McTaggart, Assistant Professor, After lengthy discussion between members of Department of English, from September the Board and the administration regarding this 1, 1977 to September 1, 1978, for budgets' effect on Financial Aid, new positions professional reasons. and enrollment trends, a motion was made by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee Caine, to Robert L. Smith, Professor, Department approve the General Operating Budget for FY 1977- of Communication Arts and Sciences, 78 as presented by Vice President Wetnight. The from August 29, 1977 to April 22, Trustees voted unanimously to adopt the following: 1978, to extend and enrich professional growth in areas pertaining to theatre communication.

Resignation

Gerald C. Dumlao, Assistant Professor, Department of Art, effective April 23, 1977

David W. Hessler, Associate Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective September 1, 1977

George B. Trimitsis, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, effective July 31, 1977

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as con­ tained in the Gift and Grant Report for June 1977. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Trustee Caine asked that the minutes show that Dr. Richard Burke, Dean of the Division of Continuing Education, has been especially busy.

Authorization to Confer Degrees. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees authorized the President of the University to confer degrees at the August 19, 1977 Commencement, as recommended by the faculty.

Closed Session. Mr. Mannix requested a brief Closed Session to bring the entire Board up-to-date on current collective bargaining matters with the WMU Chapter of the AAUP and to discuss certain strategy considerations. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board entered Closed Session.

General Operating Budget for FY 1977-78. Upon return from Closed Session, Vice President Wetnight informed the Board that the proposed budget is a balanced budget which has been reviewed by the Board's Budget and Finance Committee. Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee, reiterated that the Committee had re­ viewed the proposed budget and supported its contents. Trustee Caine commented on the great cooperation between the President's and the Vice President's office in keeping the committee abreast of all program changes.

1450 July 15, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

GENERAL OPERATING BUDGET FY 1977-78

REVENUE 1977-78 1976-77 Change

State Appropriation $37,317,000 $33,893,000 ;,J,424,000 Student Fees 14,076,000 14,968,000 (892,000) Investment Income 300,000 350,000 (50,000) Indirect Cost Recovery 180,000 180,000 Other Fees 175,000 175,000 Departmental and Other 262,000 229,000 33,000

Total Revenue $52,310,000 $49,795,000 $2,515,000 EXPENSES

Instruction $27,086,100 $25,906,800 $1,179,300 Research 276,000 276,000 Public Service 296,800 224,100 72,700 Academic Support 6,170,100 5,616,900 553,200 Student Services 3,833,700 3,299,000 534,700 Financial Aid 1,443,500 1,679,300 (235,800) Institutional Support 13,203,800 12,792,900 410,900

Total Expenses $52,)lO,OOO $49,795,000 $2,515,000

July 15, 1977 1451 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Parking Ordinance Revision. Vice President men, transfer and current WMU students. Wetnight indicated that this change is a result of student concerns about the existing prohibition East Campus Report. Mr. William Kowalski of unregistered cars driven on campus. He also informed the Board that Mr. John Kern, Historic indicated that the University Parking Committee Preservation Coordinator for the Michigan History has unanimously recommended that the phrase "driven Division, reported that he has now received all or" be stricken. the material he needs to complete his recommenda­ tion. Mr. Kowalski indicated that he would keep On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by the Board informed as plans progress. Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees amended the Western Michigan University Traffic, Parking Michigan Association of Governing Boards and Pedestrian Ordinance to read as follows: Report. Trustee Robert Caine reported on the Michigan Association of Governing Boards of "Sec. 9.5 State Colleges and Universities meeting on July 6, 1977 held at Northern Michigan University. All motor vehicles a�i¥eft e� parked He indicated that much discussion had taken place on campus by eligible ALL students, faculty about the model bill which the State of Pennsyl­ and staff members shall be registered with vania has just passed which would enable the the University." State Legislature to review all Federal grants. He stated that nine other states are considering College of General Studies Presentation. this model bill. Dr. Norman Greenberg, Dean of the College of General Studies, introduced to the Board Mr. Mr. Caine also indicated that there seems to Theodore Marvin, Administrative Assistant, and be much disagreement in interpreting the Open Dr. Lawrence Israel, Coordinator of Faculty and Meetings Law. Each institution will bring copies Curriculum Development. of their intrepretation of this law to the next MAGB meeting. Dean Greenberg explained the goals of the College to the Board which included: assisting Mr. Caine urged as many Board members as students in developing the ability to think possible to attend the Regional AGB meeting on critically and to bring knowledge of all kinds November 14 and 15 at the Hyatt-Regency in to bear on decision making; and helping students Dearborn. He stated that the subject of this develop confidence in their ability to make judg­ conference would be region-wide concerns about the ments while acquiring a willingness to reconsider future of public higher education and it would their judgments in light of new insights. include trustees and administrators from Illinois, Indiana, Michigan and Ohio. Chairman Dykema thanked Dr. Greenberg for his presentation and Trustee Caine stated that he Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah passed out felt this was an excellent program and that he information provided by the House Fiscal Agency learned many things he didn't know. indicating the "tracking summary" of WMU's new appropriation. He indicated that Western was Scholarship Program for FY 1978-79. Mr. in debt to Senator Zollar and area Representa­ Marvin Winegar, Associate Director of Student tives Brown, Gilmer, Rosenbaum and Welborn for Financial Aid and Scholarships reviewed with the their efforts on WMU's behalf. He also indicated Board the changes in the Western Michigan Univer­ that the Governor's recommendation was still sity Scholarship Program for FY 1978-79. He said above that which we finally received, but the that test scores and grades, not need and finan­ final action was considerably in excess of what cial statements, will be the only criteria used the Senate has originally recommended. He stated for awarding WMU academic scholarships. that he was pleased with the appropriation as it is the best we have had in many years. He explained that the University Scholarships and the Board of Trustees Scholarship would become Board Committee Reports. Minutes of these one under the title WMU Academic Scholarship. He committees have been distributed to all Board indicated that incoming freshmen would be able to members and are on file in the Secretary's apply by designating Western as a recipient of office. Trustee Franks indicated that there their American College Test scores and transfer would be a Student Services Committee meeting students will be selected on the basis of grades. on July 21 in the Library of the University Health Center. He stressed the importance Mr. Winegar indicated that the new procedures of the attendance of Board members at this will simplify the process of seeking a scholarship, meeting, especially members of the Board's will allow earlier awards to students, and will Budget and Finance Committee. He also indi­ result in equity in the distribution of scholar­ cated that the contract with the Health Center ships to the three classes of recipients -- fresh- would be signed soon.

1452 July 15, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Adjournment. The meeting adjourned at 12:45 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Robert W. Hannah Secretary

July 15, 1977 1453 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

judgment, the strike had any affect on the REGULAR MEETING declining enrollment. President Bernhard noted that a study would be done during the September 16, 1977 fall semester to help to determine why students may not have enrolled at Western. At the end of this study, he felt that he would know The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan better whether the strike was an issue. University Board of Trustees was held on September 16, 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of the President Bernhard also made special University Student Center. comment of the work done by Jack Asher, Director of Institutional Research and Denny The meeting was called to order at 9:40 Boyle, Registra� predicting enrollment figures. a.m. by Chairman John R. Dykema. Trustee Parfet expressed a desire to Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, have the Board Secretary write to all concerned Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Parfet and President with the Diamond Jubilee Festival on behalf Bernhard (ex officio). of the Board of Trustees thanking them for their efforts and resounding success. Trustees absent: Ludlow Hearing re Mr. Pat Schiffer. Chairman Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Dykema introduced the two attorneys present: Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Mr. Richard Enslen, attorney for the University, Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Mr. James White, attorney for Mr. Schiffer. Mr. Mannix and Legal Counsel Staton. Chairman Dykema went over the procedures for the hearing indicating that each attorney Acceptance of the Agenda. Dr. Hannah noted had been scheduled an hour to present their the changes made in the agenda since mailing the case and to answer questions. After some Tentative Agenda. He also reminded the Board discussion among the Trustees, it was agreed that if time permitted the Board would tour the that if necessary, each attorney would have new Paper Recycling Plant during lunch. Following as much time as needed to answer Trustee these announcements, the Trustees accepted and questions. It was further agreed that Attorney approved the agenda as presented for the meeting. White would follow initial presentation by Mr. Enslen. Minutes. The minutes of the July 15, 1977 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were Presentation by attorneys began at approved as circulated. approximately 10:15 a.m. and coupled with Board questions were not complete until about Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah 1:15 p.m. Trustees reconvened after lunch at acknowledged receipt of a flower arrangement 2:15 and, at the request of Mr. White and Mr. from the First National Bank and Trust Company Schiffer, went into Closed Session to discuss of Michigan congratulating Western on her 75 the matter further. This session lasted years. until shortly after 3:00 p.m. A court recorder was present for the entire proceedings and a Dr. Hannah indicated that several connnunica­ complete transcript will be available in the tions had been received since the July 15, 1977 Board's office for inspection when complete. Board meeting, that copies had been sent to each Trustee, and are also on file in the Secretary's Following the Closed Session, requested office. by Mr. White, Trustee Kemp made the following motion: (seconded by Trustee Caine). Remarks by the President. President Bern­ hard recalled for those present the great success That the President's Recommendation and of the Diamond Jubilee Festival. He credited Agreement of the Parties be adopted and that Dr. Sam Clark, Chairman for the Festival, and the President be authorized and directed to Bob Luscombe, Chairman of the Diamond Jubilee execute that document on behalf of the University Committee, for the success achieved. with two provisos.

President Bernhard then commented on current 1. Paragraph four should be amended to enrollments at Western. (His prepared remarks provide that the Board of Trustees are on file in the Secretary's office.) should be presented with specific safety rules, plans, procedures and Trustee Kemp asked President Bernhard monitoring devices and the Board following his remarks if, in the President's must specifically adopt such rules,

1454 September 16, 1977 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

plans, procedures and monitoring Elisabeth Hetherington, Chairman, devices prior to Mr. Schiffer perform­ Department of Dance, effective ing pursuant to the Agreement. September 1, 1977 2. Paragraph five should be amended to Rodney W. Roth, Chairman, Department provide that before Mr. Schiffer is of Educational Leadership, restored to unlimited flight status effective August 1, 1977 the Vice President for Academic Affairs shall present the Board of Trustees Appointment as Director with information indicating that he should be restored to unlimited flight Joan S. Wallace, Professor and status and the Board of Trustees Director, School of Social ultimately will be the body that will Work, effective August 22, decide when and if he should be res­ 1977 tored to such status or if the rules, plans, procedures and monitoring Reappointment as Faculty Associate safety devices should be amended, reduced or removed. Peter Schmitt, Faculty Associate for Regional History Collections, On a roll call vote (Trustee Kemp, Caine, effective August 8, 1977, Johnson and Dykema voting "aye" and Trustees terminating April 21, 1979 Adams, Franks and Parfet voting "nay") the Board of Trustees approved the motion 4-3. Appointment

Academic Personnel Report. On a motion Gurbux Singh Alag, Assistant made by Trustee Caine, seconded by Trustee Professor, Department of Parfet, the Board of Trustees approved the Electrical Engineering, effective Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. August 8, 1977 Denenfeld. Carlene M. Bagnall, Assistant Appointment as Chairman Professor, Social Science Area, College of General Darwin A. Buthala, Chairman, Depart­ Studies, effective August 8, ment of Biomedical Science, 1977, terminating April 22, effective July 1, 1977 1978

Joseph Ellin, Chairman, Department Ahmad M. Baker, Assistant Professor, of Philosophy, effective August Department of Special Education, 8, 1977, terminating April 22, effective August 8, 1977 1978 Thomas M. Ball, Assistant Professor, Robert L. Erickson, Chairman, Depart­ Department of Teacher Education, ment of Speech Pathology and effective September 5, 1977, Audiology, effective August 20, terminating April 22, 1978 1977 Mary Ann Bush, Assistant Professor, Richard B. Valley, Professor and Department of Occupational Chairman, Department of Paper Therapy, effective August 8, Science and Engineering, effective 1977, terminating April 22, August 1, 1977 1978

Reappointment as Chairman Kenneth B. Byerly, Assistant Professor, Social Science Robert R. Fink, Chairman, Department Area, College of General of Music, effective July 1, 1977 Studies, effective August 8, 1977, terminating December 17, Nita C. Hardie, Chairman, Social 1977 Science Area, effective July 1, 1977 R. Claire Callan, Assistant Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy, effective

September 16, 1977 1455 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

August 8, 1977, terminating April August 8, 1977, terminating 22, 1978 April 21, 1979

Thomas A. Carey, Assistant Professor, James E. Erickson, Assistant Department of Management, effec­ Professor, Department of tive August 8, 1977, terminating Biology, effective August 8, April 21, 1979 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Thomas R. Chalifoux, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, Judith C. Everett, Assistant effective August 8, 1977, termina­ Professor, Department of Home ting April 22, 1978 Economics, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, Salim Chishti, Instructor, Department 1978 of Economics, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 April Ferguson, Assistant Professor, Social Science Area, College James Chodl, Assistant Professor, of General Studies, effective Department of Health, Physical August 8, 1977, terminating Education and Recreation, effective April 22, 1978 August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Richard L. Fink, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective James A. Chressanthis, Assistant August 8, 1977, terminating Professor, Department of Art, April 22, 1978 effective August 8, 1977, termina­ ting April 22, 1978 James S. Fleming, Assistant Professor, Department of David L. Clawson, Assistant Professor, Business Education and Ad­ Department of Geography, effective ministrative Services, effec­ August 8, 1977, terminating April tive August 8, 1977, terminating 22, 1978 April 22, 1978

Richard Cooper, Assistant Professor, Patricia K. Fravel, Instructor in Department of Occupational the Libraries, effective Therapy, effective August 8, September 1, 1977, terminating 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 August 31, 1978

Caspar Cronk, Assistant Professor, Leonard C. Ginsberg, Assistant Department of Geology, effective Professor, Department of August 8, 1977, terminating April Biomedical Sciences, effective 22, 1978 August 8, 1977, terminating April 21, 1979 Thomas L. Deckard, Assistant Profes­ sor, Department of Transportation Candace G. Greer, Instructor, Technology, effective August 8, Department of Music, effective 1977 August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Greg Dunning, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August James Guzinski, Assistant Professor, 8, 1977, terminating April 22, Department of Chemistry, 1978 effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Sandra J. Edwards, Assistant Profes­ sor, Department of Occupational Lynne Hall, Assistant Professor, Therapy, effective August 8, Department of Occupational 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Therapy, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, Nancy A. Engemann, Lecturer, Depart­ 1978 ment of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective

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Deanna Haney, Assistant Professor, Humanities Area, College of Theresa K. Kopinski, Lecturer, General Studies, effective August Department of Business Education 8, 1977, terminating April 22, and Administrative Services, 1978 effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 21, 1979 James W. Harris, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, effective Robert 0. LaDuke, Assistant August 8, 1977, terminating April Professor, Department of Blind 22, 1978 Rehabilitation, effective September 1, 1977, terminating Richard B. Hathaway, Instructor, August 21, 1978 Department of Transportation Technology, effective August 8, Mildred Lambe, Lecturer, Department 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 of Business Education and Administrative Services, Steven K. Hesla, Assistant Professor, effective August 8, 1977, Department of Music, effective- terminating April 21, 1979 August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Loren Lane, Instructor, Department of Industrial Engineering, Arthur W. Hoadley, Assistant Professor, effective August 8, 1977, Department of Transportation terminating April 22, 1978 Technology, effective August 8, 1977 Linda Law, Assistant Professor, Department of Health, Physical Robert W. Howell, Associate Professor Education and Recreation, and Associate Director and effective August 8, 1977, Program Development Specialist- terminating April 22, 1978 12th Cycle Teacher Corps Project, effective August 8, 1977, termina­ Joetta Long, Assistant Professor, ting April 22, 1978 Department of Psychology, effective August 8, 1977, Theresa Kasling, Instructor in the terminating April 21, 1979 Library, effective July 1, 1977, terminating June 30, 1978 Mushtaq Luqmani, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing, Van 0. Keeler, Adjunct Clinical effective August 8, 1977 Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1977 for a Jacqueline B. Mallinson, Adjunct period of three years Assistant Professor in the Science Division, College of Maureen E. Kiewiet, Adjunct Assistant Arts and Sciences, effective Professor, Department of Business August 8, 1977 for a period of Education and Administrative three years Services, effective August 8, 1977 for a period of three years Walter Mason, Assistant Professor, Department of Art, effective Henry Kijowski, Assistant Professor, August 8, 1977, terminating Department of Industrial Engineer­ April 22, 1978 ing, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Arnold D. Masunungure, Instructor in the Humanities Area, College Connie A. Klausmeier, Instructor, of General Studies, effective Department of Music, effective August 8, 1977, terminating August 8, 1977, terminating April April 22, 1978 22, 1978 G. Eugene Mills, Instructor, Elizabeth J. Koeman, Instructor, Department of Dance, effective Department of Accountancy, effective August 8, 1977, terminating August 8, 1977, terminating April April 22, 1978 22, 1978

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Carol Morris, Lecturer, Department J. Ronald Sides, Assistant Professor, of Business Education and Ad­ Department of Geology, effective ministrative Services, effective August 8, 1977, terminating August 8, 1977, terminating April April 22, 1978 21, 1979 Shirley Sparks, Instructor, Roger C. Nelson, Assistant Professor, Department of Speech Pathology School of Social Work, effective and Audiology, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April August 8, 1977, terminating 22, 1978 April 22, 1978

Michael G. O'Hare, Instructor, Ronald Spatz, Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy, Department of English, effective effective August 8, 1977, ter­ August 8, 1977, terminating minating April 22, 1978 April 22, 1978

Gua-An (Gary) Pan, Assistant Profes­ Eve Stabolepszy, Instructor, sor, Department of Industrial Department of Dance, effective Engineering, effective August 8, August 8, 1977, terminating 1977, terminating April 21, 1979 April 22, 1978

Kathy Smith Phelan, Instructor in Ralph Stark, Jr., Assistant the Library, effective September Professor, Department of Home 14, 1977, terminating September Economics, effective August 8, 14, 1978 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 R. J. Planisek, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, effec­ Bridget A. Stover, Assistant tive August 8, 1977, terminating Professor, School of Social April 22, 1978 Work, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April 22, Mary Laurie Randall, Instructor, 1978 Department of English, effective August 8, 1977, terminating April James H. Templin, Jr., Instructor, 22, 1978 Department of Marketing, effective August 8, 1977, Frederic W. Rowe, Instructor, terminating April 22, 1978 Department of Electrical Engineer­ ing, effective August 8, 1977, Robin Lee Trumbull, Adjunct terminating December 17, 1977 Associate Professor, Department of Biomedical Sciences, effective Pat C. Scholten, Instructor, Depart­ August 1, 1977 for a period of ment of English, effective August three years 8, 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Thomas L. Van Valey, Assistant Professor, Department of Randolph B. Scruggs, Assistant Sociology, effective August 8, Professor, Department of Psy­ 1977, terminating April 21, chology, effective August 8, 1979 1977, terminating April 22, 1978 Michael L. Varner, Instructor, Terry L. Selles, Assistant Professor, Department of Music, effective Department of General Business, August 8, 1977 effective August 8, 1977, termina­ ting April 22, 1978 Lee K. Vaught, Lecturer and Associate Director of the Kamlesh Sharma, Instructor in the Community Schools Center, Science Area, College of General effective August 22, 1977, Studies, effective August 8, terminating June 30, 1978 1977, terminating April 22, 1978

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Thomas F. Willer, Assistant Professor, Resignation Social Science Area, College of General Studies, effective August Bassam Harik, Instructor, Department 8, 1977, terminating April 22, of Economics, effective July 1978 29, 1977

Judith D. Wilson, Assistant Professor, K. R. Kasling, Associate Professor, Department of Philosophy, effec­ Department of Music, effective tive August 8, 1977, terminating August 12, 1977 April 22, 1978 Michael Long, Assistant Professor, Robert H. Woodhouse, Assistant School of Social Work, effective Professor, Department of Manage­ July 19, 1977 ment, effective August 8, 1977 R. Hunt Riegel, Assistant Professor, S. Y. Youn, Adjunct Clinical Assis­ Department of Special Education, tant Professor in the Physicians' effective June 22, 1977 Assistants Programs, effective July 1, 1977 for a period of one Tenure year George Le Bonte, Assistant Professor Chung-Hei Yun, Instructor, Humanities of Social Science, tenure Area, College of General Studies, effective August 29, 1977 effective August 8, 1977, termina­ ting April 22, 1978 Teacher Education - Directed Teaching Reorganization. Dr. Philip Denenfeld recom­ Leave of Absence Without Pay mended that the Board of Trustees approve the reorganization of the Department of Teacher Mary Frances Fenton, Assistant Education and the Department of Directed Professor, Educational Resources Teaching within the College of Education. He Center, from August 26, 1977 to indicated that this reorganization has been August 26, 1978, for professional approved by the faculties of both Departments, and creative development. the College of Education Curriculum Committee, and the University Teacher Education Committee Clarence J. Goodnight, Professor, and been reviewed with the Board's Academic Department of Biology, from Affairs Committee. August 29, 1977 to December 31, 1977, to serve as the ecologist Dr. Denenfeld explained to the Board member and Assistant Head of a that this proposal is the result of two team of experts to work in Saudi years' study by the faculty in the two Departments, Arabia in connection with a their Chairmen and Dean Sandberg. It is College of Environmental Sciences aimed at providing better organization, and Biological Sciences. control, and communication in large and diverse Departments, and at responding positively Harriet Schmid, Assistant Professor, to shifts in teacher training. The reorganization Department of Occupational will enable the Departments to deal more Therapy, from September 1, 1978 effectively with off-campus constituencies, a to May 31, 1979, to pursue a projected increase in "in-service" training doctoral degree at Ohio State and the continuation of our still-sizeable University. on-campus clientele.

Promotion Trustee Maury Parfet, Chairman of the Board's Academic Affairs Committee, stated Kenneth Dickie, from Associate that the Committee had reviewed the reorganization Professor to Professor of Teacher with enthusiasm. She expressed her pleasure Education, effective August 8, that the departments had initiated this 1977 reorganization and she applauded them for their creativity.

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Trustees unanimously approved the reorganization Service, effective August 15, of the Department of Teacher Education and the 1977 Department of Directed Teaching within the College of Education, effective October 1, 1977. Norman P. Johnson, Program Director, (A name for the new department will be selected Physicians' Assistants Program, at a later time.) effective July 11, 1977

Recommendation for Vice President for John W. Kafel, Director, College Academic Affairs. After review by Chairman of Education's International Dykema of the various procedures employed by the Education Center, effective university in its search for a new Vice President August 1, 1977 for Academic Affairs, President Bernhard announced that he was recommending Dean Cornelius Loew for Oeland Reese Parker, Directer of the position. In doing so, President Bernhard the R.E.D.E. Center and the thanked the Search Committee for their diligence Center for Educational Studies, and commented on the difficulty he experienced effective July 1, 1977, terminating in choosing from the three well qualified final June 30, 1978 candidates, each currently a Dean of the Univer­ sity. The President did make clear, however, Peter F. Prout, Associate Director, that a part of his final judgement lay in recog­ Community Education Develop­ nition of the large - and creative - role played ment Center, effective July by Dr. Loew in the University's immediate past 25, 1977, terminating June 30, and he indicated that Dr. Loew's "elder states­ 1978 man" status, resulting from years of experience in academic leadership at the university, Larry Quarles, Assistant Basketball weighed heavily in his favor. Coach, Division of Inter­ collegiate Athletics, effective Dr. Loew was then introduced by President August 29, 1977 Bernhard. Yvonne L. Spaulding, Assistant Trustee Parfet, on behalf of the Academic Director, Alumni Relations, Affairs Committe, also commended the Selection effective August 8, 1977 Committee for their efforts and noted that her own committee had reviewed the selection with Kenneth VanderMeulen, Director of the President. Trustee Caine, as a Committee the Skills Center, College of member, and the Board representative on the Education, effective July 1, Search Committee1 also expressed his confidence 1977, terminating June 30, in Dr. Bernhard's choice. 1978

Prior to a motion, Dr. Franks asked Dr. Change of Title Loew a series of questions based on an AAUP Evaluation Survey of WMU's academic leadership. Ralph Allen, from Physical Plant Dr. Loew responded to each question but clearly Coordinator to Manager, Mainten­ implied that he did not think the report fairly ance, Physical Plant, effective evaluated his leadership over the years. September 16, 1977

On a motion made by Trustee Adams, sup­ Stephen Barton, from Manager of ported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees Trades to Associate Director, then unanimously approved the appointment of Dr. Physical Plant, effective Cornelius Loew, Dean of the College of Arts and September 16, 1977 Sciences, as Vice President for Academic Affairs, effective October 1, 1977. Robert Bennet, from Supervisor Maintenance Services to Manager, Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion Maintenance, Physical Plant, by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Adams, effective September 16, 1977 the Board of Trustees approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Hannah. Joyce DeRight, from Financial Aid Counselor to Assistant Director, Appointment Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, effective August Kenneth Bartholomew, Assistant 30, 1977 Manager, Residence Halls Food

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Raymond Gill, from Assistant Manager, and (3) Cash Investment Policy, adopted by Grounds to Supervisor, Main­ Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, tenance, Physical Plant, effec­ January 21, 1977. tive September 16, 1977 RESOLUTION Eugene Jones, from Administrative Assistant to the Director to TO: MERRILL LYNCH, PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH Assistant Director Administra­ INC. tive, Physical Plant, effective September 16, 1977 BE IT RESOLVED: That this corporation, Western Michigan University be, and it hereby Herbert W. Kenz, from Assistant is, authorized and empowered to open and Director to Associate Director, maintain an account with MERRILL LYNCH, Student Financial Aid and Scholar­ PIERCE, FENNER & SMITH INCORPORATED, and its ships, effective August 30, 1977 successors, by merger, consolidation or otherwise, and assigns, hereinafter called Resignation the brokers, for the purchase and sale of stocks, bonds or securities, on exchanges of Orin Richburg, Assistant Coach of which the brokers are members or otherwise, Track and Field, Division of and that any of the officers hereinafter Intercollegiate Athletics, named be, and he hereby is, authorized to effective September 2, 1977 give written or verbal instructions by tele­ phone, or telegraph, or otherwise, to the Richard Walker, Assistant Basketball brokers to buy or sell stocks, bonds, or Coach, Division of Intercol­ securities, either for immediate or future legiate Athletics, effective July delivery and, if he deems proper to secure 28, 1977 payment therefor with property of this cor­ poration; and he shall at all times have Marvin L. Winegar, Associate Director, authority in every way to bind and obligate Student Financial Aid and Scholar­ this corporation for the carrying out of any ships, effective August 29, 1977 contract, arrangement or transaction which shall, for or on behalf of this corporation, Transfer be entered into or made with or through the brokers; and that the brokers are authorized Wilda F. Large, from Associate to receive from this corporation, checks and Professor of Social Science, Arts drafts drawn upon the funds of this corporation and Sciences, to Coordinator of by any officer or employee of this corporation, Arts and Sciences Extension, and to apply the same to the credit of this Division of Continuing Education, corporation or to its account with said bro­ effective August 8, 1977 kers and the said brokers are authorized to receive from said officer(s) or from any Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accep­ other officer or employee of this corpora­ ted for the University the gifts and grants as tion, stocks, bonds, or other security for contained in the Gift and Grant Reports for July the account of this corporation with said and August, 1977. Trustee Parfet directed the brokers; said brokers are further authorized Secretary to acknowledge and express apprecia­ to accept instructions from any officer tion to the donors on behalf of the Board of herein named as to the delivery of stocks, Trustees. bonds, or other securities from the account of this corporation and at his direction to Resolutions re Cash Investment Policy. cause certificates of stocks, bonds, and other securities held in said account to be a. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & transferred to the name of any officer here­ Smith, Inc. On a motion by Trustee Caine, sup­ inafter named or of this corporation in ported by Trustee Kemp, the Board of Trustees the discretion of said officer; and delivery approved the following resolution to Merrill to any such officer of such stocks, bonds, or Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith, Inc., subject to securities, issued as directed by him, any and all limitations imposed by: (1) Reso­ shall be deemed delivery to this corporation; lution of Western Michigan University Board of and any such officer shall have the fullest Trustees, adopted December 17, 1971, concerning authority at all times with reference to any authority to sell securities; (2) Endowment transaction deemed by him to be proper to Investment Policy adopted by Western Michigan make or enter into for or on behalf of this University Board of Trustees, December 17, 1976; corporation with the brokers or others. All

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confirmations, notices and demands upon this RESOLUTION corporation may be delivered by the brokers verbally or in writing, or by telegraph, or Transfer of Endowments by telephone to any such officer and he is authorized to empower any person, or persons, that he deems proper, at any time, or times, WHEREAS, on May 20, 1977, the Western to do any and all things that he is herein­ Michigan University Board of Trustees adopted before authorized to do. That this resolution a resolution transferring endowment-type shall be and remain in full force and effect funds to the Western Michigan University until written notice of the revocation hereof Foundation, and shall be delivered to the brokers. The officer(s) herein referred to are named as WHEREAS, such endowment-type funds follows, to-wit: had been received by the University as gifts, and (1) Robert B. Wetnight, Treasurer WHEREAS, similar gifts are received by (2) Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Treasurer the University from time-to-time with the understanding that the funds will be treated as endowment-type funds, I, ______, Secretary of ---,------' hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that a resolution duly and regularly passed and the Treasurer of the University be, and adopted by the unanimous vote of the Board of hereby is, authorized to transfer such Directors of said company the _____ day of future endowment-type funds to the Western ______, 19__ , at which meeting all dir­ Michigan University Foundation, subject to ectors were present and voting; that said the same terms and conditions as those set resolution appears in the minutes of said forth in the May 20, 1977 Resolution, pro­ meeting, and that the same has not been vided such transfer is approved in writing rescinded or modified and is now in full force by the President of the University and the and effect. Chairman or Vice-Chairman of the Board of Trustees. I further certify that said corporation is duly organized and existing, and has the Resolution re Salary Schedules. On a power to take the action called for by the motion by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee foregoing resolution. Adams, the Board of Trustees approved the following resolution:

Secretary RESOLUTION

b. CHEMICAL BANK. On a motion by Salary Schedules Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees approved the following resolution: BE IT RESOLVED that the President be, and hereby is, authorized and directed to estab­ RESOLUTION lish, and revise from time to time, after dis­ cussion with the Budget and Finance Committee: TO: CHEMICAL BANK (1) a professional/administrative ("E" Exempt) IT IS RESOLVED: That the Vice salary schedule; President for Finance and/or the (2) a clerical/technical ("H" Non-Exempt) Controller be authorized to sign on salary schedule; behalf of Western Michigan University a (3) a University Policy ("P" Non-Exempt) Short-Term Demand Note Account with salary schedule; Chemical Bank Corporate and Institutional (4) a University Security/Service (''S" Non­ Group of New York. Exempt) salary schedule; and (5) unclassified professional and administra­ Resolutions re Transfer of Endowments. tive salaries. On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Kemp, the Board of Trustees approved Salary Recommendation for the President. On the following resolution: a motion made by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Kemp, the Board of Trustees unanimous­ ly approved the recommendation that the

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President's salary for Fiscal Year 1977-78 be the budget previously approved by the Board. $56,500.00. Trustee Caine indicated that this The non-economic aspects of the new agreement recommendation came from the Board's Budget and are within the policy parameters set by the Finance Committee after considerable delibera­ Board's Collective Bargaining Committee. tion. "The proposed contract was reached with Temporary Investment Advisor. On a motion the assistance of Howard Case, a MERC mediator, by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Johnson, in the early hours of Tuesday morning, August the Board of Trustees approved the recommenda­ 30, 1977. It is regrettable that the settle­ tion of the Budget and Finance Committee, in ment could not have been reached twenty-four accordance with the Endowment Investment Policy hours earlier, but the University was fortunate adopted on December 17, 1976, to appoint the to be able to use the good offices of Mr. Case Trust Division of the Michigan National Bank of to settle the strike as quickly as possible. Detroit as Temporary Investment Manager for It is the Board Committee's hope, which I am Type B Funds (Annuity and Life Income Funds) sure is shared by the remaining Trustees, that and authorized the Treasurer to sign the letter everyone, including the faculty, can learn of agreement (on file in the Secretary's from our recent experience so that we do not office). have to go through another last two weeks of August like this last one. Amendment to Endowment Investment Policy. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by "The administration has planned an in­ Trustee Adams, the Board of Trustees then depth review of this year's experience with an approved the following amendment to the Endow­ eye toward improvements for the 1978 round of ment Investment Policy. faculty bargaining. We hope the AAUP will do the same. The results of our review and a Current Approved discussion of trends and developments in faculty bargaining elsewhere in Michigan will VII-B-1. No less than Vll-B-1. No be studied by our committee, and specific 25% nor more than less than 15% nor recommendations will be shared with you as 75% of the Investment more than 85% of time progresses." Pool shall be in fixed Investment Pool income securities. shall be in fixed After a motion by Trustee Kemp, supported income securities. by Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees ratified the contract between Western Michigan Investment of Type B Endowment Funds. University and the American Association of Trustee Adams then moved, supported by Trustee University Professors unanimously. Johnson, that the Board of Trustees, upon the advice of the Trust Division of the Michigan Following agreement to postpone the National Bank of Detroit, authorize the Treasur­ Lansing Report and Committee Reports until the er to instruct the Michigan National Bank of October meeting, Chairman Dykema adjourned the Detroit to make investments (schedule on file meeting at 5:08 p.m. in the Secretary's office) on October 1, 1977 or after, in accordance with the letter of Respectfully submitted, agreement between the Michigan National Bank of Detroit and Western Michigan University.

Ratification of WMU/AAUP Contract. Mr. Mannix reviewed for the Board the proposed new contract between Western Michigan University and the WMU Chapter of the AAUP. He indicated that the faculty ratified the contract on Sep­ tember 12, 1977. Robert W. Hannah, Secretary T�ustee Kemp, chairman of the Board's Collective Bargaining Committee stated: "The Collective Bargaining Committee of the Board of Trustees is recommending to the full Board that we ratify the proposed agreement. The faculty ratified it earlier this week.

"The one-year contract is consistent with

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regarding budget and finance, REGULAR MEETING planning and interfaculty communica­ tion of Dr. Loew based on an October 21, 1977 AAUP Evaluation Survey of WMU's academic leadership. The Regular Meeting of the Western Dr. Loew responded to each Michigan University Board of Trustees was question but clearly implied held on October 21, 1977 in the Board of that he did not think the Trustees Room of the University Student report fairly evaluated his Center. leadership over the years."

The meeting was called to order at 9:35 Following a reading of these changes, the a.m. by Chairman John R. Dykema. minutes of the September 16, 1977 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved. Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and Petitions and Communications. The President Bernhard (ex officio). Secretary noted that while only one letter had been received during the month - a letter Also present were: Vice President from the Faculty Science Women - many in the Coyne, Vice President Loew, Vice President audience were interested in the "Newton Case" Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, to which it related and that one additional Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. letter on the subject had been received Gagie, Mr. Mannix and Legal Counsel Staton. during the week. It was also noted that a Board Resolution presented to Mr. William Acceptance of the Agenda. Dr. Hannah John Upjohn would also be maintained in the noted the addition of an item to the agenda: Board Records on file unless there were authorization to sell property. Following objections. this announcement, the Trustees accepted and approved the agenda as presented for the Chairman Dykema then asked Vice President meeting. Loew if he had comments on the Newton "case" since the matter was of concern to members of Minutes. The Secretary also indicated the academic community. The Vice President that Trustees had submitted two changes to stated that he had not seen a copy of Judge the minutes of the September 16, 1977 meeting. Borsos' new judgment and was not completely They are: familiar yet with the whole file but would be making recommendation on the matter to the Hearing re: Pat Schiffer President.

Add following last paragraph: Trustee Franks asked Legal Counsel "Dr. Franks asked for the Staton to give a synopsis of the Newton case privilege of explaining his to bring everyone up-to-date. After reviewing "no" vote and made clear he the status of the Newton case for the Board, felt Mr. Schiffer should no Mr. Staton recommended that an appeal be longer be part of his department filed, and that the administration be given a or fly, but that he was not chance to consider whether to go through all opposed to alternate University steps for an appeal. employment. Trustees Adams and Parfet also made clear President Bernhard at this time indicated their objection to Mr. Schiffer's that Dr. Loew would review the entire situation continued flight status as and that it was within Dr. Loew's responsibility instructor, but did not object to initially grapple with the problem. Dr. to his retention in the department, Loew indicated that he would give his decision or elsewhere, in a non-flight as soon as possible. capacity." Trustee Franks then asked Chairman Recommendation for Vice President for Dyke�a if interested members of the audience Academic Affairs would be allowed to speak. Chairman Dykema thereupon invited anyone to speak who was Fourth paragraph should read: concerned. Among those who addressed the "Prior to a motion, Dr. Franks Board regarding the John Newton case were: asked a series of questions Ms. Harriet Creed, Dr. Margaret Large, Mr. Al Bytwork and Dr. Billye Cheatum. Each stated

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that the University had erred not only in Academic Personnel Report. Vice President judgment but also in procedural matters con­ Loew commented on the new appointment of Dr. cerning the Newton tenure matter. Michael Moskovis as Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs and Dr. Richard Burke's Trustee Caine requested that Mr. Staton be appointment as Dean of the Division of Continuing allowed to explain why he disqualified himself Education. Trustee Parfet, chairman of the from the case in the beginning and why he can Academic Affairs Committee, indicated that the now handle the case for appeal. Mr. Staton Committee had reviewed the recommendation of indicated that Judge Borsos was his brother-in­ Dr. Moskovis and Dr. Burke and are very supportive. law and he felt it would be easier for him to She also commended Dr. Burke on the fine job he withdraw than to have a new judge appointed. has done as Acting Dean. Since a different judge would try the appeal case, he could now represent the University. On a motion made by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees approved Dr. Cheatum asked if there was some way the Academic Personnel Report as presented by the Board of Trustees could review the Newton Vice President Loew. case. Chairman Dykema indicated that it would be possible once the appeal is processed. Appointment as Assistant Vice President

Mr. Staton then carefully reviewed the L. Michael Moskovis, from Chairman, relatively narrow grounds upon which Judge Department of Business Education Borsos had ruled. The ruling did not pertain and Administrative Services to to the judgmental factors in the University's Assistant Vice President for tenure process, but rather on narrow contractual Academic Affairs, effective issues between Newton and the University. Mr. October 10, 1977 Staton ventured that it might even be possible to employ Newton during the appeal process Appointment as Chairman (without prejudice to the University's position), but proper stipulations would have to be worked Thomas F. Ryan, from Chairman, out between the parties. Department of Teacher Education to Chairman, Department of Trustee Franks remarked that the decision Education and Professional to appeal should not have an influence on Development, effective October whether Mr. Newton would be allowed to teach. 1, 1977

Mr. Staton remarked that all this discussion Franklin K. Wolf, Chairman, Depart­ of the Newton case could clearly have taken ment of Industrial Engineering, place in Closed Session, under the open meetings effective August 22, 1977 law. Appointment as Acting Chairman Remarks by the President. President Bernhard, in brief comments, noted: Leo Niemi, from Professor, College of Business to Professor and (1) his pleasure that our Fine Arts Acting Chairman, Department of Building is included in the Governor's Business Education and Administra­ list under the proposed State Capital tive Services, effective October Bonding Bill. 24, 1977

(2) that in the dedication ceremony for Appointment as Dean the Paper Recycling Plant, Trustee Robert Caine represented the University. Richard T. Burke, from Acting Dean, (He also informed the Board that Mr. Division of Continuing Education Richard Van Buren, an alumnus of to Dean, Division of Continuing Western, is the new President of the Education, effective October 17, Paper Technology Foundation.) 1977

(3) and that the new President of the Appointment as Acting Director Western Michigan University Foundation is Mr. Ray Rathka. (Mr. Rathka is Peter Kobrak, Acting Director, Treasurer of Michigan Bell, an alumnus Center for Public Administra­ of Western and a former student of tion, effective August 8, 1977, Vice President Wetnight.) terminating April 22, 1978

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Appointments Michael Williamson, Marching Band Director and Administrative Inja Hong, Associate Professor, Assistant, Department of Music, Department of Education and effective July 25, 1977 Professional Development, effec­ tive October 3, 1977 Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and Samuel Hudson, Instructor, Depart­ grants as contained in the Gift and Grant ment of General Business, effec­ Report for September 1977. Trustee Caine tive August 8, 1977, terminating directed the Secretary to acknowledge and April 22, 1978 express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Peter M. Rose, Instructor, Depart­ ment of Theatre, effective Capital Outlay Budget Request for 1978-79. September 19, 1977, terminating The Board of Trustees approved the long range April 22, 1978 Capital Outlay Budget Request to the Department of Management and Budget, State of Michigan, Leave of Absence Without Pay for funding of planning and construction of physical facilities for the fiscal years 1978- Oeland Reese Parker, Jr., Associate 79 through 1982-83. This request includes 19 Professor, R.E.D.E. Center, projects with a total estimated cost of $63,450,000. College of Education, from Septem­ (A copy of this request is on file in the ber 19, 1977 to March 31, 1979, Secretary's office.) to work with the Government of Indonesia and Syracuse University Trustee Johnson, chairman of the Board's on a project to develop national Capital Outlay Committee, informed the Board capability in Instructional that this request had been reviewed by the Technology. Capital Outlay Committee and has their endorsement. Trustee Johnson also indicated that the Committee Resignation as Chairman had directed Mr. Kowalski to actively pursue the funding of the Fine Arts Building, College Charles L. Proctor, Chairman, of Business and continuation of utilities Department of Industrial Engineer­ expansion. ing, effective August 29, 1977 Demolition of Houses. Trustee Johnson, Resignations chairman of the Board's Capital Outlay Committee, indicated that her Committee had also reviewed Regina F. Berneis, Laboratory the proposed demolition of homes with the Librarian, School of Librarian­ administration and share a concern that the ship, effective December 17, 1977 cost of operation and maintenance of the houses is exorbitant. Mr. Kowalski noted that programs William E. Livingston, Assistant which are now using these houses will be assigned Professor, Department of Theatre, space in the former Knollwood School (Placement effective August 31, 1977 Center) or other University buildings. When these buildings are razed, the land area can be Arnold P. D. Masunungure, Instructor, converted into surface parking lots which are Humanities Area, College of needed in the southwest sector of the campus. General Studies, effective October 5, 1977 On a motion by Trustee Johnson, supported by Trustee Ludlow, the Board of Trustees authorized Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion the administration to raze the following 15 made by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee houses as they are vacated: Adams, the Board of Trustees approved the Non­ Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice 809 Buckout President Mitchell. 829 Buckout 849 Buckout Appointments 1202 Knollwood 1204 Knollwood John B. O'Connor, Director, Corpora­ 1229 Knollwood tion/Foundation Relations, Alumni (812) 816 Steers Affairs and Development, effec­ 808 Steers tive October 21, 1977 828 Steers

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856 Steers repurchase value as determined by TIAA­ 1033 Sutherland CREF. 1119 Sutherland 1123 Sutherland His/her own 2404 Wilbur 1. (716) 718 Woodlawn contributions plus 2 1/2% simple interest, or University Distinguished Service Award. President Bernhard stated that in accordance 2. The portion of the with the policy approved by the Board last year, repurchase value at­ he recommended Mr. James Sherman Stolley as the tributable to his/ 1977 candidate for the University Distinguished her own contribu­ Service Award. He indicated that Mr. Stolley tions. has been a dynamic and very effective leader of the Paper Technology Foundation for the past B. Western Michigan University four years, and has been a strong supporter of shall be paid the balance our Department of Paper Science and Engineering of the purchase value. for a long time. President Bernhard also indi­ cated that largely due to Mr. Stolley's pro­ gressive leadership and his ability to inspire Authorization to Sell Property. On a others, Western today enjoys the use of a motion by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee sophisticated fiber recycling plant. President Kemp, the Board of Trustees authorized the Bernhard stated that Mr. Stolley deserves this Treasurer to sell to Peter Baar and Beverly Barr award under the criterion listed in our policy: Lots 12, 13, 14, 15 and 16 of Leisure Subdivi­ "Specific and meritorious service contributing sion, a part of Southwest quarter of Section 25, to the quality and advancement of Western T 18 N, R 13 W, Webber Township, Lake County, Michigan University." Michigan. Terms to be $4,000 on closing and a land contract of $21,000@ 9% per annum for 15 On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by years, with minimum monthly payments of $180 to Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees approved begin on April 1, 1978. The above property is the recommendation that Mr. James S. Stolley held by Western Michigan University Board of be awarded the University Distinguished Service Trustees as Trustee under the Charitable Remaind­ Award, to be presented at the December Com­ er Unitrust Agreement with Philip N. and Virginia mencement. R. Watterson. TIAA-CREF Retirement Resolution. Vice East Campus Report. Trustee Adams informed President Wetnight indicated that this reso­ the Board that the University administration has lution had been reviewed by the Board's Budget received confirmation of the submission of the and Finance Committee during September but National Register nomination of East Hall by the had been delayed one month for action in order Michigan History Division. This nomination is to receive written assurance from the AAUP made to the Department of the Interior. Trustee and APA that they had no concern with the Adams also indicated that acknowledgement had proposed changes. Since these letters had been received of receipt by the Department of been received, he recommended passage. the Interior.

On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Report on Schiffer Case. Dr. Denenfeld Trustee Ludlow, the Board of Trustees approved reported that following the last Board meeting, the following changes to the TIAA-CREF Retirement he had met with Drs. Behm, Boughner and Loew; Resolution of September 20, 1968, as amended: and then with Drs. Behm and Boughner to discuss how to implement the Board's decision in this ARTICLE VIII - REPURCHASE case. He said that the discussions raised problems, since they revealed that there were Current Approved conflicting interpretations of the Board's action. He said that Mr. Schiffer apparently In the event of re In the event of re­ believes that the Board's decision fully ex­ purchase: purchase: onerated him, while the administration believes that the Trustees had voted not to dismiss A. The participant A. The participant Schiffer, but still retained a serious, con­ shall be paid shall be paid tinuing concern as reflected in their instruct­ the greater of-- the total of the ions that plans and procedures for a follow-up program should be brought back to them.

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Following discussion among the Trustees, On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by it was agreed that the Board's action was Trustee Adams, the Board of Trustees approved clear, that Dr. Denenfeld's understanding of the formation of an ad hoc Committee for Review their intentions was correct, and that the of Legal Counsel, to report prior to the January Board is awaiting rules, plans and procedures Board meeting. from the administration for its approval. Adjournment. Prior to adjourning the Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah informed the meeting, Dr. Hannah introduced Dr. Richard Board that Western's hearing before the Depart­ Valley, and Mr. Robert Kinsey, Director of the ment of Management and Budget is scheduled for Paper Recycling Plant. Mr. Kinsey then detailed the 27th of this month. He indicated that we graphically the functions of this plant and will be reviewing with the Department of Manage­ showed the Trustees by diagram how the re­ ment and Budget our reaction to the new formula, cycling process works. Following lunch, Dr. our program revision requests and capital Valley and Mr. Kinsey took the Trustees for a outlay needs. tour through the Paper Recycling Plant.

Board Committee Reports. The chairman of The meeting was adjourned at 12:00 noon. each committee indicated that they had no reports to make and that minutes of previous Respectfully submitted, meetings had been distributed to Board members.

Mr. Mannix brought to the Board's attention the last AAUP newsletter which discussed the issue of allowing conscientious objection to the payment of dues or service fees by unit members. He indicated that more would be coming on this issue and he would keep the Board members informed. �w/� Robert W. Hannah, Secretary Committee Appointments. Chairman Dykema recommended to the Trustees that a committee be formed to establish criteria for presidential review. He also recommended that this committee consist of Trustees Adams, Caine and Dykema. Following discussion among the Trustees, it was decided that the committee appointments should be for one year at which time it would be reviewed by the Board.

On a motion by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved the formation of an ad hoc Committee for Presidential Review.

President Bernhard stated that he is in support of this move and feels it is very important to the University that close communica­ tion between the President and the Board exist. He made clear that regular review under pre­ scribed guidelines would greatly enhance this goal.

Chairman Dykema then recommended to the Trustees that another ad hoc committee be formed to review the role and responsibility of Legal Counsel, and then make a recommendation to the President. He also recommended that this committee consist of Trustees Ludlow and Dykema and Vice President Wetnight, with the latter appointed as chairman.

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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES He also shared with the Board his pleasure that several Western Michigan University REGULAR MEETING Doctoral Programs in Education had also been granted accreditation by the National Council November 18, 1977 for Accreditation of Teacher Education. These include: Educational Leadership, Counseling and Personnel, and Science Education. The Regular Meeting of the Western Michi­ gan University Board of Trustees was held on The President also responded to a question by November 18, 1977 in the Board of Trustees Trustee Caine and indicated that plans for a Room of the University Student Center. future Van Riper Center in Speech Pathology were not now active. The meeting was called to order at 9:36 a.m. by Chairman John R. Dykema. Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Parfet, with a second by Trustee Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, Ludlow, the Academic Personnel Report was Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President unanimously accepted. Trustee Parfet, however, Bernhard (ex officio). indicated that exact termination dates for term appointments should be included in this Trustees absent: Adams. and future reports.

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Appointments Vice President Loew, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Dale M. Brethower, Associate Professor, Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Moskovis, Department of Psychology, Mr. Mannix, Mr. Poulton and Legal Counsel effective December 12, 1977 Staton. Ellen Daniels, Instructor, Educational Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion by Resources Center, effective Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Kemp, the October 24, 1977, terminating Board accepted the agenda as presented for the June 30, 1978 meeting. Robert H. Grekin, Adjunct Clinical Minutes. The Board then accepted the Professor in the Health minutes, as distributed, from the October Sciences, effective July 1, meeting by unanimous vote. 1977 for a period of three years. Petitions and Communications. The Secre­ tary informed the Board that three letters had Thomas W. Henderson, Adjunct Clinical been received during the month and had been Professor in the Health Sciences, distributed to each member of the Board. They effective July 1, 1977 for a were: (1) memorandum from Margaret Large and period of one year. Anne Fuller dated October 19; (2) letter from Dr. Victor Coutant; and (3) letter from Marcella Thomas C. Hood, Associate Professor, Faustman dated November 2, 1977. The Secretary Department of Sociology, also informed members of the Board that a com­ effective December 12, 1977, munication from Dr. Donald Brown, President of terminating April 22, 1978 Faculty Senate to Mr. Dykema had been intended for the full Board. Copies of this letter Marcy Murphy, Associate Professor, will be made available to each member of the School of Librarianship, Board and will form part of the official Board effective December 12, 1977 agenda in December. Frederic Rowe, Instructor, Department Remarks by the President. In brief of Electrical Engineering, remarks, President Bernhard indicated to the effective December 12, 1977, Board his pleasure that the University's terminating April 22, 1978 Masters Degree Program in Speech Pathology and Audiology had been reaccredited by the Educa­ Subramaniam R. Shastri, Adjunct tion and Training Board of the American Board Clinical Assistant Professor of Examiners in Speech Pathology and Audiology. in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1977 for a period of one year

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Wayland P. Smith, Adjunct Professor, of the Symphony; and, to visit Department of Industrial and learn about the organization Engineering, effective September of the "Maisons de Culture" in 1, 1977 for a period of France. three years John Sandberg, Dean, College of Robert N. Straw, Adjunct Clinical Education, from January 1, 1978 Assistant Professor in the to April 1, 1978, to (1) review Health Sciences, effective July current writings in Education 1, 1977 for a period of one by following a specific reading year schedule and complete some writing concerning school desegregation Mary C. Wheeler, Instructor, Education­ that has taken shape due to al Resources Center, effective work in Detroit; (2) travel in October 24, 1977, terminating Asia and visit educational June 30, 1978 institutions; and (3) participate in an administrative organization Donald J. Willis, Adjunct Associate outside of education. Professor, Department of Political Science, effective Promotion December 12, 1977 for a period of three years Mary Cordier, from Assistant Professor, Department of Education and Leave of Absence Without Pay Professional Development, to Associate Professor, Department Sushashni Datta-Sandhu, Instructor, of Education and Professional Social Science Area, from Development, effective August January 3, 1978 to April 22, 8, 1977 1978, to do research at the University of Nairobi, Kenya, Gilbert E. Mazer, from Associate for the completion of her Professor, Department of doc tor.ate. Counseling and Personnel, to Professor, Department of Counseling Alan H. Leader, Professor, Department and Personnel, effective August of Management, from January 1, 8, 1977 1978 to January 1, 1980, to assume position of Visiting Resignations Professor of Management at the University of Guam and to Alan Labovitz, Assistant Professor, engage in research activities Department of Communication in the field of international Arts & Sciences, effective business. December 17, 1977

Genevieve Orr, Assistant Professor, Joan S. Wallace, Director, School of Department of Modern and Social Work, effective November Classical Languages, from 25, 1977 January 4, 1978 to April 22, 1978, to complete a study Non-Academic Personnel Report. The comparing French and Mexican Trustees then unanimously approved a Non­ contemporary theater in the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice light of the guiding theme President Wetnight and Vice President Loew. of Death and Resurrection. Appointments Professional Development Leave Ron C. DeYoung, Assistant Dean, Robert Holmes, Dean, College of Fine College of Business and Arts, from May 1, 1978 to July Director, Business Research and 31, 1978, to begin to compile Service Institute, effective articles written over the last November 21, 1977 13 years for the Detroit Sym­ phony Orchestra into� History

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Carl A. Lindstrom, Coordinator, reserve. Chairman Dykema asked what a "reason­ Directed Teaching Unit, able" percentage of funds to be held in an Department of Education and annual basis might be. Trustee Caine then Professional Development, spoke to the flexible intent of the wording effective October 3, 1977 and assured Trustees that the intent would be that any specific replacement of equipment Change of Title using dollars so escrowed would come before the Board of Trustees, presumably on an annual Robert H. Luscombe, from Assistant basis. Trustee Franks asked how much specific Dean, College of Fine Arts, depreciation would be involved on an annual to Associate Dean, College of basis. Trustee Caine and Mr. Wetnight replied Fine Arts, effective November that such depreciation was hard to pinpoint on 21, 1977 a year-to-year basis, and therefore it made sense to have each request for expenditure of Retirements these funds come back to the Board of Trustees for approval. Trustee Kemp suggested a Ruth Greene, Cashiering, effective modification, in the last sentence of the October 28, 1977 resolution, which in his mind could resolve the concerns of Dr. Franks. Cecil Johnson, Custodian, Student Housing, effective November Trustee Caine then moved to approve the 13, 1977 resolution, as modified by Trustee Kemp, and with support from Trustee Ludlow the Board Gift and Grant Report. In discussion of unanimously adopted the following resolution. the gift and grant report for the month, as presented by Vice President Wetnight, Trustees RESOLUTION indicated that the year-to-date summary had been most useful in their examination of this WHEREAS, the Paper Technology Foundation, item on the agenda. Trustee Kemp also asked Inc., has, over the years, obtained equipment for an annual fund monthly report. Vice and funds for equipment which it has given to President Wetnight agreed to make such a the University for the Paper Science Department, report part of the monthly agenda whereupon and Mr. Caine moved, supported by Dr. Franks, that the gift and grant report be approved. The WHEREAS, the Paper Science Department motion carried unanimously. operates a Paper Pilot Plant which is a self­ supporting activity, and Crime Prevention Bureau. The Trustees unanimously approved that $1,972.00 in the WHEREAS, the Paper Technology Foundation, operating fund of the Department of Public Inc. wishes to ensure that the Paper Pilot Safety be designated as the matching contribution Plant shall be kept in a reasonable state of required in the award of a sub-grant received repair, and by Western Michigan University from the State of Michigan Office of Criminal Justice Programs. WHEREAS, such repairs will require funds The total project will be for $39,435.00, and to be available in future years, will be funded as follows: Western Michigan University $1,972.00, State of Michigan Office NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the of Criminal Justice Programs $1,972.00, Board of Trustees authorizes and directs that Federal Match $35,491.00. In discussion of reasonable funds from the annual operations of the program, Trustee Parfet asked that a the Paper Pilot Plant (Account No. 43-09-30- report from last year's project be made available 00) be transferred to the Plant Fund for the to the Board. Vice President Wetnight agreed purpose of creating a repair and replacement to do so, but indicated that this grant is reserve for equipment used by the Paper Pilot unusual in that it requires specific Board Plant. Any transfer to or from such reserve action; normally grants of this type do not. must have specific approval of the Board of Trustees. Resolution re. Paper Technology Foundation. Vice President Wetnight introduced a resolution Authorization to Confer Degrees. The regarding the Paper Technology Foundation Board of Trustees unanimously authorized the which would specifically authorize the Founda­ President of the University to confer degrees tion to hold funds from the Pilot Plant Fund at the December 17, 1977 Commencement, as for the purpose of creating a replacement recommended by the faculty.

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Current Trends in Anthropology at WMU. 12:41 p.m., the meeting was adjourned at 12:42 Vice President Loew introduced Alan Jacobs, p.m. Chairman of the Anthropology Department, to present to the Board an update on the study of Respectfully submitted, Anthropology at the University. Dr. Jacobs reviewed the relatively brief existence of the Department (10 years), the various curricula, majors, and minors to which the Department contributes its energy. He made it clear to the Trustees that Archaeology, Physical Anthro­ pology and Cultural Anthropology all were subjects of interest to the members of the Department and their students. He reviewed for the Trustees the Master's Program, and the field experience which increasingly has occurred on sites in Southwest Michigan. Robert W. Hannah, Secretary Dr. Jacobs made clear that part of the reason for the Southwest Michigan emphasis was budgetary and part related to the increased numbers of contracts which the Department has been able to attract because of the environ­ mental impact regulations of the Federal Government. Often the Department works for consulting firms in site evaluation, prior to construction of sewer projects, airport exten­ sions, and so forth.

Dr. Jacobs also reviewed the strengths of his staff and the various research projects that members of the Department are involved in.

Lansing Report. In his monthly report on developments in Lansing, the Secretary reviewed briefly the University's Program Revision Re­ quests submitted to the Department of Manage­ ment and Budget, progress on the bonding bill, the current status of the revised formula for funding higher education, and then passed around a copy of the Sloan Foundation Report in which the University had been involved.

Board Committee Reports. The only com­ mittee report given was by Trustee Ludlow, Chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee, who commented briefly on the audit report presented to the committee by Alexander Grant & Co. He stated that the committee was satis­ fied with the University responses to the audit.

Closed Session. The Board then went into closed session, upon the request of the ad­ ministration, to review strategy on pending litigation. The motion to go into Closed Session was made by Trustee Parfet, with a second from Trustee Ludlow, and passed unani­ mously on a roll call vote.

Upon returning from closed session at

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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee Parfet, the REGULAR MEETING Academic Personnel Report, as presented by Vice President Loew, was unanimously accepted. December 16, 1977 Appointment as Acting Dean

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Kenneth F. Simon, Acting Dean, College University Board of Trustees was held on Decem­ of Education, effective ber 16, 1977 in the Board of Trustees Room of January 1, 1978, terminating May the University Student Center. 31, 1978

The meeting was called to order at 9:37 Appointment as Associate Dean a.m. by Acting Chairman Robert D. Caine. Barbara D. Marks, Associate Dean, Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Franks, College of Health and Kemp, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio). Human Services, effective Decem­ ber 3, 1977 Trustees absent: Dykema, Johnson and Ludlow. Appointment as Acting Associate Dean

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, A. L. Sebaly, Acting Associate Dean, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, College of Education, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. effective January 1, 1978, Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix, Vice President terminating May 31, 1978 Loew, Mr. Poulton and Legal Counsel Staton. Appointment as Assistant Dean Acceptance of the Agenda. It was noted that a closed session had been added to the David R. Taylor, Assistant Dean, agenda for the purpose of reviewing pending College of Education, litigation. Following the announcement, the effective November 1, 1977 on a Trustees accepted the agenda as presented for fiscal year basis the meeting. Appointments Minutes. On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Franks, the Board accepted Regina F. Berneis, Adjunct Assistant the minutes, as distributed, of the November 18, Professor, School of Librarianship, 1977 Regular Meeting. effective December 17, 1977, terminating December 16, 1980 Petitions and Communications. Only one item had been received and Dr. Hannah indicated Edwin E. Meader, Adjunct Associate that the Board had received in the mail a copy Professor, Department of of the letter from Dr. Donald Brown, President Geography, effective January 1, of the Faculty Senate dated October 14, 1977. 1978, terminating December 31, 1980 Remarks by the President. President Bern­ hard indicated that the recent twin tragedies at David K. Peterson, Associate Professor, Providence College and the University of Evans­ Department of Paper Science and ville prompted him to investigate Western's Engineering, effective December safety regulations in charter flights and also 12, 1977 in residence halls. He is assured that Western is doing everything possible to maintain safety Robert M. Wygant, Assistant Professor, standards in these areas. Department of Industrial Engineer­ ing, effective December 12, 1977 President Bernhard also mentioned the long­ range planning documents that Mr. Nick Poulton Leave of Absence had prepared. President Bernhard urged the Trustees to study these documents and give Mr. John J. Josten, Associate Professor, Poulton any reaction they might have. Department of Biomedical Sciences, from January 4, 1978 to December 16, 1978, for purposes of rehabilitation.

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Rescinded Leave of Absence Professional Development Leave

Clarence J. Goodnight, Professor, Marie L. Stevens, Dean of Students, Department of Biology, from April 24, 1978 to July from August 29, 1977 to December 24, 1978, to review current 31, 1977 literature in the field of student services relating to Professional Development Leave organizational structures and to visit selected Universities for Ernst Breisach, Professor and Chairman, the purpose of recommending Department of History, possible divisional restructuring from May 1, 1978 to July 31, to the Vice President for Student 1978, to do research and write on Services. the section of the history of historiography which concerns the Retirement formation of a historical science in the West. When finished, the Olinda Burns, Nurse, University Health work will be the only publication Center, effective December 31, which explains history's role in 1977 the development of Western cul­ ture and will enable historians Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accep­ to develop theories of history on ted for the University the gifts and grants as the basis of a full understanding contained in the Gift and Grant Report for of their disciplines. Some of November 1977. Trustee Adams directed the the research will be conducted in Secretary to acknowledge and express apprecia­ Chicago at the library of the tion to the donors on behalf of the Board of University of Chicago, and the Trustees. Newberry Library, with possible stays at the University of Michi­ Closed Session. On a motion by Trustee gan and other resource centers. Parfet, supported by Trustee Franks and with a unanimous roll call vote, the Board went into Retirement with Emeritus Status closed session for the purpose of discussing strategy on pending litigation. Legal Counsel Haym Kruglak, Professor of Physics, Staton, however, after checking exact language effective December 31, 1977, of the Open Meetings Law governing closed sessions, with the title Professor Emeritus informed the Board that a 3/4 majority of the of Physics members "elected or appointed" to a Board must vote to close a session. Since only a quorum of Tenure 5 existed and a total of 6 Trustees was required for this purpose, he recommended that the Board Audrey Davidson, Assistant Professor, avoid any possible violation of the statute and Department of Humanities, not attempt to meet in closed session. effective Agusut 29, 1977 The closed session being the last item Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion requiring a formal vote--and by pre-arrange­ by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee Parfet, ment--Trustee Kemp left the meeting to attend to the Board of Trustees approved the Non-Academic matters of professional concern. A quorum no Personnel Report as presented by Vice President longer being present, Acting Chairman Caine Coyne. declared the meeting adjourned at 10:27 a.m.

Appointment The four remaining Trustees, Legal Counsel Staton, members of the administration and those Robert J. Rodosky, Assistant to the in attendance at the meeting remained to hear a Director, Evaluation Center, presentation by Tom Carr and the Oaklands Committee. effective December 1, 1977, It was suggested that recommendations presented terminating November 30, 1978 by that group come to the Board for formal presentation and action at the January meeting. David H. Smith, Director of University Publications, effective January 30, 1978

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Respectfully submitted,

December 16, 1977 1475 APPENDIX A Commencement April 23, 1977 HONORARY DEGREES

LYNTON K. CALDWELL Doctor of Laws

Lynton K. Caldwell, scholar, teacher and environmentalist, you have evidenced your deep concern for the future of humanity by your continuing efforts to conserve and preserve the present.

Your rich academic career at many prestigious institutions of higher learning and your widely recognized scholarly books and articles have established your reputation as one of the nation's leading political scientists. In these works, and through your service as a consultant to numerous governmental and advisory bodies, you have provided invaluable new insights into the nature of many of the most significant problems facing our nation and the world; namely, the essential effort to conserve and protect today's natural resources in order to insure a safe, healthy, and humane environ­ ment for the children of tomorrow.

Your professional achievements have been acknowledged by your colleagues who paid you tribute by bestowing upon you the Arthur E. Mosher Award and the Laverne Burchfield Award of the American Society for Public Administration.

You have given generously of yourself, and your educational and civic endeavors inspire in young people the desire to give unselfishly of their abilities to the common good.

In recognition of your accomplishments, 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.

L. DAVID CARLEY Doctor of Laws

L. David Carley, President of the Medical College of Wisconsin, your multi-faceted career in business, government, education and the political arena is an exemplification of the dedication upon which the greatness of this nation was built and continues to grow. In all your activities you have displayed the same determination of purpose, integrity and sense of accomplishment that you did as a student at Western Michigan University, where you earned your bachelor's degree, and at Kalamazoo College and the University of Wisconsin, where you earned your master's and doctoral degrees.

Your propensity toward politics and keen grasp of the critically important relationships between governmental bureaucracies and the citizens who are governed was apparent during your first profes­ sional positions in Kalamazoo municipal government. You have since held several high-ranking posts in the state government of Wisconsin, where you are a prominent political force.

When your decision to enter the world of business was made, your energy and talents seemed unbounded, and as president of the Inland Steel Development Corporation for seven years, you gained the respect and admiration of your associates.

As one of only two non-physician presidents of medical schools in this country, you have proven that sound managerial techniques may be successfully applied to the academic environment without compromising the commitment to academic excellence and the delivery of quality health care services.

It is, therefore, with great pleasure, that the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees confers upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws, with all the rights and privileges appertain­ ing thereto. ANTONIO C. YAMASHITA Doctor of Humane Letters

Antonio C. Yamashita, president emeritus of the University of Guam, your dedication to the instruction and training of youth, your administrative expertise and personal style of-leadership, and your devotion to improving the morale, the expectations and aspirations of native Guamanians have reflected your sincere interest in higher education and distinguished you among your colleagues and the public.

As the first president of the University of Guam, you worked amidst many social, political and cultural constraints to successfully lead the development of a junior college into a thriving, multi-purpose and future-oriented university which is sensitive to the needs of the people of the Territory of Guam, and of which they are proud.

Your life's work has centered upon public service, including positions with the Civil Service Commission; the U.S. Army, from which you were honorably discharged with the rank of captain; the Internal Revenue Service; the U.S. Weather Bureau; the Government of Guam, for which you have per­ formed innumerable consulting and advisory services; and effective participation in several educational organizations, both local and national.

Western Michigan University's center for doctoral studies in educational leadership at the University of Guam, which you persuaded the Guamanian government to support, has been mutually beneficial. Your cooperation and enthusiasm has inspired students and faculty to continue to set higher standards and to show the spirit of a pioneer by pursuing new ways to prepare for their stations in life.

In recognition of your accomplishments, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Humane Letters, with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto. Commencement August 19, 1977 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS

MARJORIE L. LUNA

Marjorie L. Luna retired in 1975 as Judge of the Ninth District Court in Kalamazoo, and since then she has served as Acting Circuit Court Judge in Kalamazoo and neighboring counties. Over 20 years of private law practice in Kalamazoo preceded her appointment by Governor William G. Milliken in 1970 as District Court Judge, which was supported by the local bar association, and which estab­ lished her as the first woman judge in a state or municipal court in Kalamazoo County.

During her tenure on the bench, she became interested in the problems of alcoholism and drug abuse; she secured the first Kalamazoo Foundation grant that provided an alcoholism counselor for the court system. She continues to work for the passage of legislation to remove criminal penalties for alcohol offenses.

Luna's formal education at Western Michigan University was through extension courses. After one year of study, she passed an examination that gave her the equivalent of two years of college credit, and she then enrolled in extension courses from Blackstone College of Law in Chicago. She completed the educational requirements that enabled her to pass the bar examinations for the State of Michigan within only six years after beginning study.

Luna and her husband, Welborne, also an attorney, live in Kalamazoo.

PHILIP N. WATTERSON

Philip N. Watterson is a Trustee Emeritus of Western Michigan University. He was appointed to the original Board of Trustees in 1964 and served through 1974.

Watterson received a bachelor of business administration degree from Western in 1932, and began his career as a teacher in Ada; later he was named superintendent of schools in Marne.

He was employed by General Motors as an accountant and engineer from 1936-50 before joining Angle Steel Corporation in Plainwell as sales manager. He was promoted to secretary/treasurer and retired in 1965 as president and general manager of that company.

Watterson has served as a member of the WNU Alumni Association Board of Directors, as a delegate to several county and state political conventions, as a member of the Cascade Township Board of Directors, and as Cascade Township Supervisor.

He was the recipient of the first Distinguished Service Award presented by the WMU Board of Trustees in 1976. Watterson and his wife, Virginia, reside in Ada.

FLOYD S. MILLER

Floyd S. Miller is uniquely a product of Western Michigan University, having first enrolled in 1921 in the third grade of the training school on the campus of the then Western State Normal School. He continued through the elementary grades into high school and enrolled in college with the class Of I 35,

After leaving Western, he was employed in a wide variety of jobs in New York City before joining the U.S. Merchant Marine during World War II. For the past 18 years he has been employed as a staff writer for Reader's Digest; he has written over 200 fiction and non-fiction stories, and 13 books of fiction and biography.

In 1962 the National Education Association named Steinmetz, Miller's biography of the genius of electricity, Dr. Charles Steinmetz, as "Book of the Year"; and Ahdoolo, his biography of Matthew Henson, the black explorer who conquered the North Pole with Admiral Robert E. Peary, was displayed in the United States pavilion at the 1963 New York World's Fair and was named one of the "distinguished" biographies of the year.

In 1974 the Society of Professional Journalists presented Miller with the Sigma Delta Chi award for "Distinguished service to journalism and the American people," based on his article, Bus Crash.

Miller lives with his wife, the former Mary Cowin, also a member of WMU's class of '35, Block Island, Rhode Island. Commencement December 17, 1977 UNIVERSITY DIST.INGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

JAMES S. STOLLEY

James S. Stolley is Group Vice President and member of the Board of Directors and the Executive Committee of the Hammermill Paper Company. He joined the company in 1963 as Manager of Manufacturing, and also served as Manager of Group Manufacturing and Vice President of Manufacturing before assuming his present post in 1971. A 1952 graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, he was previously employed by the Proctor & Gamble Company, Cincinnatti, Ohio, 1952-55, and the Beckett Paper Company, Hamilton, Ohio, 1955-62. He also served in the U.S. Navy, 1946-48.

Stolley is being honored by Western for his outstanding service as President of WMU's Paper Technology Foundation from 1973-77, during which time a major fund-raising drive was initiated to generate $700,000 in cash and equipment for a paper recycling fiber unit in the Department of Paper Science and Engineering. The unit, the only one of its kind in the United States, was dedicated in September.

Prior to becoming Foundation President, Stolley was a Vice President of the organization. He is currently President of the Board of Trustees of Villa Marie College in Erie, Pennsylvania, and is active with the Boy Scouts, Boys' Clubs of Erie, Rotary Club, Board of Corporators at Hamot and St. Vincent Hospitals, and the United Way. He and his wife, Margaret, have three children. APPENDIX B DEGREES GRANTED APRIL 23, 1977

Doctor of Education

Byerly, Deanne Nicholson, Michael Shinkfield, Anthony Klainer, Daniel Scott, Lawrence Stoner, Arthur Miller, Sidney Seastrom, Duane

Specialist in Education

Bly, David E. Loser, James Vincent Smith, David Francis Frank, Joann M.

Master of Arts

Abumansoor, Fuad Mohammed Nur. Chou, Mei-Fang Harry, Douglas A. Afendoulis, Cynthia Kay Clark, Candace Hartman, Donna M. Allan, Karen Anne Cobez, Robert Ien Hazard, Louise Ann Anderson, Bonnie Jean Collins, Vera Edfors Heidenreich, Judith Ann Andress, Joan Johnson Condit, Ione Carr Herrick, Thomas A.

Ashby, Jeffery L. Connor, Wilma N. Hollander, Deborah Atkins, James A., Jr. Corrigan, Linda S. Holmes, Grace Isabel Atkins, Joyce Montgomery Cortese, Steven Antonio Hopper, Patsy Bashara, Michael E. Curry, Mary Ann Horn, Vicki S. Baumchen, Julie Dale, Thomas David Horst, Gayle M.

Beck, Constance E. Day, J. Bradley Horton, Jonathan Kirk Belleville, Marie L. DeBoer, Evelyn Doris Hostein, Mary Kathryn Benedict, Catherine Joan DeLong, Kenric Jones Houghtaling, Kathleen Ann Bennett, Charlene Hotchkiss Dennis, Vida A. Hulscher, Carol Bianchini, Karen Gae Dingwall, Louise Luciano Husted, Harold A.

Biehl, Sharon Kay Dodt, Deborah June Imanse, Judy Ann Bishop, Diane Eileen Dominguez, Edelmiro Jackson, Clayton Paul, II Bishop, Roswell Peter, IV Dommers, Denise Ann Jackson, Jolene Blaising, Janice Claire Dompier, Janet Beth Jalovec, Mary Christine Blodgett, Janice Virginia Draayer, Sidney Jendrzejewski, Linda Yeatter

Blough, Victoria Ann Draugalis, Peter Allen Jensen, Jean E. Boehm, Paulette Michelle Dunn, Clair Jessup, Joanne Boucher, Clarence E., Jr. Dunn, Mary Faye Johnston, Phyllis M. Boulding, Bette Jones Erihri Oletu, Paul 0. Jones, Henry Troy Bowe, Willard Bruce, Jr. Failla, Carl J. Jones, Larry Clark

Bowman, Richard John Fiala, George Michael Josephson, William Harold Buchanan, Don R. Finnie, Joan H. Joshi, Subhash Burch, Erna Ingrid Fisher, Michael Kane, Marcia L. Burke, Kathleen F. Fitzgerald, Marilyn Ann Keating, Clara Ruth Burton, Richard C. Foote, Charlene Saewert Keils, Randall M.

Butler, Marion R. Friedman, Susan Krug King, Robert Bylsma, Jean K. Friese, Keith Michael Kingsley, Robert G. Cahow, Richard Michael Fry, Patsy Joan Kobreek, Mary Beth Venema Cameron, Alexander W. Flyling, Donald L. Kramer, Carole Ann Cameron, Craig Garrison, Edward Hanes Kucab, Bernhard

Campbell, Linda M. Certs, Steven C. Kuk, Kathy Eileen Campbell, William James Gibson, Glenn Edward Kulikowski, John Anthony Cargill, Mary Kathleen Foster Golomb, Guy Gordon Kupiecki, Michael J. Carlson, Theresa Maria Gould, Linda D. Small Kusza, Dennis Joseph Cavanagh, Anne Louise Griffioen, John, Jr. Larson, Gary Robert Lett, Gloria Gwendolyn Smith Parker, Terry R. Steward, James Harrison Libby, Ann Kristine Parks, Marilyn E. Stiner, John Calvin Lindauer, Barbara A. Pearson, John Michael Stone, Michael John Lister, Bryan Todd Perkins, Kathryn Ann Stout, Paul Warren · Loney, Rose Marie Perry, James Harold Strunk, Rochelle Rae

Long, Wanda Jean Peters, Eileen Esther Stuart, Paul Joseph Lula, Mary Ann Peterson, Karol J. Taylor, Thomas Edwin Lundquist, Lyle Howard Pike, Terry Michael Teare, Linda Ellen Machinchick, Kathleen Anne Ponchillia, Paul E. Telman, Phillip Richard Maki, Ernest D. Price, James Edward Tenbrink, Ruth Elizabeth

Malzahn-Bass, Katherine R. Reynhout, Phillip Daniel Thomas, Lindsey Canfield Marc-Aurele, Sheila A. Rigles, Thomas Michael Thorndill, Robert Anthony Marjenhoff, Frederick E. Robertson, John Tierney, Mary Beth Mark, Sheryl Robinson, Phillip Wayne Tolouie, Seyed Alaeddin Martin, Mae Ola Roode, Gary William Tau, Jacob Shya

Mathis, Donna Mozelle Rosser, Virginia Dawn Uhlman, William Frederick Miller, Carol M. Ruggles, Christine Mahnke VanHaaren, Frans Miller, Jack N. Ryan, Patrick Henry VanStaveren, Anthony D. Miller, Thomas Maurice Ryde, Patricia A. VanTubergen, Barbara J. Mimidis, George T. Rynbrandt, Leanna Childers VanWyk, Carol L.

Montier, Richard Scott Sauerbrey, Klaus Juergen Vanderleest, Dorothy Jane Morris, Donald John, Jr. Schaeffer, Priscilla Ann Veele, Mary L. Morrow, Karen Jeanne Schafer, Janice L. Vlasicak, James Alois Morrow Moore, Addie Jean Schindler, Roger William Wainwright, Mary-Anne S. Mueller, Patricia R. Schreuder, Dale Peter Wallace, Larry Dean

Murphy, Ann Marie Shapiro, Carol Goodman Walshleger, Ordeana Lee Myers, Marcia Ann Shearier, Wayne G. Walters, Lawrence John Nihart, Terry C. Sheh, Yi-Ren Peter Weinrib, Ruth E. Nock, Joan Cunningham Shephard, Robert Jay Weller, Blaine M. Nunes, Debra Anne Shinkfield, Anthony J. Wenger, William J.

Nycum, Carolyn Rose Short, David Christopher Wilhelmus, Don Alan Oakleaf, Carol Otwell Sikkenga, Charles Williams, Franklin Dale O'Breiter, Carl William Simon, Sherrill A. Wilson, Catherine Reinoehl O'Connor, Terry A. Skillings, Gerald F. Wismer, Sharon Rae Ender O'Danga, Anyona Joyse E. Smith, Joyce Marie Woodrow, Cathy C.

Olutola, Ellllllanuel Oluremi Smith, Serna Bayla Woznicki, Patricia M. Orange, Natalie Christine Smusz, Thomas G. Wright, Christine Charlotte Ortiz, Margarita J. Soneral, Jill Patsy Wright, Rosalind Francis Ostyn, Michael Paul Sooferian, Khosrow Wyckoff, Larry Michael Page, Linda A. Spoelman, Anne W. Yazdani, Yadollah C.

Paiva, Corne! Glenn A. Stack, John P., Jr. Zerehi, Hamid Parker, Kathleen Shields Stevens, Terrance John Zuniga, Maria Luisa

Master of Business Administration

Allison, Albert James Grove, Ware H. Sampanes, Theodore J. Bager, David Michael Hecker, Craig Schipper, Roger Allen Barnell, Charles Lee Hoffman, John Joseph Spoelma, James Robert Bennett, Dianne E. Lee, Lucilla Lai Kew Storm, David Joseph Biringer, Bernard Mansfield, Carl Ellsworth, Jr. Stutsman, Charles Michael

Chalifoux, Thomas Roland Martin, Robert Stanley Swanchara, David E. Coyle, Timothy W. Oeusoonthornwattana, Rattana VanderMeulen, M. John, Jr. Devries, Neill William Oldenburger, Marvin J. Walker, Thom A. Duyen, Bui Thi Pio, Larry Lee Weaver, Roger Marshall Emery, William Charles Ross, John J. Master of Fine Arts

Reid, Evelyn Soellner

Master of Occupational Therapy

Marjenhoff, Frederick E. Wisneski, Joseph L.

Master of Public Administration

Adwan, Abdul-Rahman A. Crow, Merle L. Macon, Wyndell Harold, Jr. Agard, Kathryn Ann Ferguson, Edward Brewster Poku, Kojo Boateng Baitman, Clay Louis Gabrion, Gerald Issac Rhodes, Jane Phillips Beckon, A. Lawrence Gaus, Richard E. Ruff, Janice Ann Buzzell, Charles Louis Glees, Robert John Yoder, Quenten L.

Clifton, Timothy J. Hershorin, Paul Adam Zwick, Charles M. Colson, Albert E. Koerper, John G., Jr.

Master of Science

Choy, Alexander KW Javaheri, Mansoureh Peterson, John Henry Cross, Paul G. Kendall, Harry Charles Petrucci, Stephen Gerard Elmajbari, Abdalla Ali Khademalomoom, Abkar Smith, James George Firouzabadi, Mehrdad Jamali Lee, Pak Kee Stefanac, Charles Dragutin French, Warren Paul Maneikis, Philip B. Zeeff, Kenneth W.

Master of Science in Accountancy

Crabb, Robert W. Laselle, Randolph Eric Stevenson, Harry Lee

Master of Science in Librarianship

Abrahamsen, Veva T. Grudzien, Pamela Ann Peters, Sharon Barstow, Sandra Maxine Guthrie, Rose Bursey Segal, Jane Deborah Busick, Christopher Jay Leveroni, Jill Anne Jamo Sheridan, Helen Adler Cramer, Louis Graham MacDonald, Jacqueline Tafoya Sterling, Judith Kay Olson Garvey, Toni Prokuda McCarthy, Mildred M. Watts, Susan Maria

Chuma, Abdulmutaleb I Messing, Lizbeth Ann

Master of Social Work

Bartley, Christiene Baker Greenbaum, Sheryl Postell, Gloria Ruth Bierma, Brent W. Hardy, Rebecca Rooney, Patrick M. Birkey, John D. Hoeker, Thomas A. Rucker, Marvin Lewis Bleyer, Lyndell Rissa Kaufman, Martha Ann G. Ryskamp, Gordon Leigh Boswell, Barbara Sue Kennedy Kingery, Pamela Blevins Senesi, Phyllis

Breithaupt, Jean Ruth Lang, Robert L. Sikkema, Marcia Beth Burns, Nancy Mary Leporowski, Barbara Simone, Janet Ann Chandler, Diana L. Marek, Donald V. Skiera, James Michael Cooley, Jewel Johnetta Mason, Cheri Jan Spade, Elton L. Debor, Stephen Thomas Mathews, !tty Sullivan, Julia Ann

Fagerberg, Kathy Rae McGhee, Roy H., Jr. Titus, Rebecca Brittain Finnegan, Carol Lynn Murphy, Bobbie Jean Upcott, Dawn Marie Gaffney, Betty J. Ortiz, Larry Paul VanderVliet, Daniel Albert Gilan, James Patrick Paris, William M. VanHemert, David M. Glasgow, Anne Pattullo, Robert Pyper, Jr. Watson, Taylene Sumler

Gooding, Richard Z., Jr. Perrin, Lynda Lu Moss Bachelor of Arts

Abshagen, Anna June Deering, James D. Hill, Debra Jo Agopian, David Allen Defiore, E. Ann Hoffecker, Phyllis Corinne Albrecht, Laura Demink, Juday Kay Holtfreter, Kathryn S. Anderson, Karla Dempsey, David D. Horacek, James Marc Annen, Judith Kathleen Denman, Jill Ann Hull, Brenda Gene

Arend, Mark William Devine, Michelle Ann Hume, Susan Kennedy Arnold, Richard Paul Dimas, Velma Linda James, David Lindon Augustine, Carol Jo Dobbertien, Nancy Lynn Jarrett, Rita L. Baecker, James Arthur Dolot, Patricia Mary Jarvis, Jayle Rae Barber, Sandra Kay Douglas, Julie Beth Jay, Lydia Ann

Bard, Deborah Rae Duffy, Margaret Helen Jennings, Ann Louise Bare, Nancy Eileen Dutkowski, Thomas M. Jerry, Sherrah Lane Barnard, Thomas R. Dyle, Debra Allison Johnson, Sandra Lynn Barnes, Thomas Brien Eddy, Bruce L. Jones-Gardner, Valerie J. Bayles, Billie Ellen Eerdmans, Ingrid Kannar, Kathleen Mary

Beaudoin, John R. Eickholt, Cathryn Mary Kemple, Mark Bedard, Mary Celine Elliott, Harry R., Jr. Kenny, Janet Perkins Beebe, Joann Marie Ellis, Tracy Ann Kenz, Joseph H. Beier, Karin Leslie Emmons, Gail Lorraine Kerr, Colleen Leigh Bernadett, Lynn Michele Engel, Katherine Ann Ketchum, Thomas Vernon

Beukema, Marilyn R. Hovda Engle, Martha Lou King, Mary E. Bevier, David Foster English, Ronald John King, Mary Jeanette Blanksma, Holly Kay Enslen, Susan Jane King, Thomas George Bonfoey, Joseph Scott Ernst, Holly Kay Kirsch, Christopher J. Brady, Lori Ann Farnstrom, Kristi M. Klein, Ann Jean

Brown, Mark Graham Faust, Leslie Gayle Koch, Barbara Ann Bryceland, John Andrew Fitzgerald, Katherine S. Korbel, David Alan Buffa, Sebastian Joseph Fox, Timothy F. Kotlarz, Gregory Burgner, Lois P. Franklin, Steven E. Krause, Cheryl Ann Butine, Michael David Freeman, William Stanley Krieger, Kendall Scott

Butler, Joanne Elizabeth French, Elizabeth Ellen Kuhnle, Laurie Lynne Campbell, Janice Black Galvin, Mark James Kuipers, Suzanne M. Cantu, Enedelia Gee, Beth Joanne Lajoie, Robert H. Caras, Barbara Victoria Gielow, Eric Robert Lamper, Patricia Muller Carter, Mims Howard Gieseking, Gail Sue Lance, Leslie Ellen

Cary, Shirley Sue Gipson, Gloria Langlois, Terrence L. Clark, Barbara Joal Gnaster, Geralyn Ann Lara, Jesus Clark, M. Camella Gordon, Patricia Ann Larson, Anita Lynn Clark, Valerie Beth Graves, Margaret Jo Lathrop, Douglas Edward Clingerman, Jeanne Marie Greeley, Janet K. Lauren, Howard Keith

Coder, Thomas Charles Greenhoe, Jean Lesley Law, Mary Elizabeth Cole, Patricia Ann Groeneveld, Debra Kay Lewis, Jane Elizabeth Colletti, Cheryl Ann Grosskoph, Martha Ann Lewis, Rochelle A. Converse, Cheryl Diane Gurchinoff, Linda Darlene Lickert, Sara Beth Cosgrove, Vicki Ann Hainkel, Thomas J. Litaker, Angela Lorraine

Cousins, Frank George, III Halloran, Joy Ann Livingston, Mary Jo Cox, Thomas John Hancox, Tina Gabriella Lord, Mary Ann Crudgington, Cary Carter Hassania, Kay M. MacDonald, Mary Elizabeth Curran, Dennis Lemar Hauri, Julie Annette Madish, Sonja Michelle Cutler, Robert Norrell Heck, Christopher A. Magnuson, David L.

Daam, Rodric Alan Helton, Victoria Margaret Magnuson, Joan Lee Dagher, Janet J. Hendrickson, Elaine E. Maiorano, Alexander Daly, Mary Marguetite Hermance, Sandra Renee Malone, Deborah A. Dault, Michael James Hess, Ann Marie Marshall, Amy June Davis, Deborah Daun Hile, Kathleen Ann Marunycz, Janice Kay Mason, Timothy James Rosser, Julie Ann Stout, David Frederick Matson, Janet E. Russo, Denise Lorraine Sullivan, George Kevin McAllister, Beverly Jo Ryan, Nora L. Swanson, Diane M. McBride, Kathleen Ryder, Patricia L. Syrakis, Brenda Joy Berry McCall, Patrick Brent Saint Laurent, Laurie Jean Tamakian, Sonia Siran

McDonald, Carolyn Marie Sakorafis, Samuel Challis Temple, Mary Estelle Micucci, William Richard Salinger, Burt Emmett Termeer, Paula Ann Miller, Kathy Marie Scheiern, Kathy Jo Thal, Diane Lynn Morrison, Ann Maureen Schmaltz, Mary Sue Theile, Deborah Ann Moyer, Janet Ann Schneider, Patrick J. Thiel, Mary Jo

Naffziger, June Marian Schoen, Mary Lynn Thoma, Henry Camiel, Jr. Naguwa, Colleen Y. Schultheis, Sara Jane Thompson, Ann M. Nelligan, Denise M. Schultz, John S. Thomsen, Michael W. Nelson, Janet Schulze, Michael Paul Tobey, Nanci Lynn Nicholas, Mark Stanley Sears, Alison Lee Toohey, Lynn

Norkus, Tony, Jr. Senior, Barbara Gail Tymittz, Susan Elizabeth Oakland, Winifred K. Seymour, Deborah Vanderweide, Laura Lee O'Connor, Patricia Shorr, Kimm M. Voelck, Joni Mae Oja, Christine E. Shorts, William R. Wagner, Dennis Earl Palmer, Rexford M. Shrier, Leslie Elyne Wallace, Lesa Marie

Pasula, Angela Marie Sila, Linda Jean Ward, William Scott, II Patterson, Mary Ellen Simkins, Rebecca Mae Wasielewski, Kathleen Louise Perigo, Russell Edward Sinclair, Mary Jane Weaver, Marcia Ann Pflepsen, Kevin Patrick Singleton, Judith Wampler Weber, Pamela Ann Phillips, David C. Sipperley, Ronald Steven Weith, Stephen Murray

Pietrzak, Charlotte Marie Slade, Katherine A. Wenzel, Jeanne Kay Powell, Joanne Marie Slater, Dawn Louise Wessborg, Enid Ann Powell, Nancy Ann Smith, Mary Joan West, Paul Edmund Prescott, Mari Ann Smith, Nancy Lois Wilson, Raymond Harold Prochaska, Judith Ellen Smoyer, Charles Edgar Wisniewski, Mary Kay

Purkis, Caryn Ann Sobocinski, Cheryl Ann Woodall, William Bruce Quilliam, David Charles Stambaugh, James Demond Woodrow, Janet S. Rabideau, Renee Rose Stearns, Megan Wymore, Dwight Alan Rawlings, Aphrodite P. Stenner, Mark Lindsay Yates, Priscilla Jo Dye Reingold, Joyce Louise Stevens, Denise Ann Zaborowski, Michael Dennis

Rich, Laurie Stevens, John West Zunker, Wendy Jean Rocco, Karen Stevens, Louis Fred

Bachelor of Business Administration

Anastos, Dave G. Bartos, Larry Steven Cahill, Kevin Eugene Anazi, Fayez Basse, Richard A. Campbell, Mark Steven Anderson, Larry Joe Beaty, Linda S. Carey, William L. Anderson, Mary Jane Becksford, Dennis Cash, Michael Lawrence Andrysiak, Edward A. Bell, Dennis Michael Chadderdon, James Edward

Antonetti, Richard Ernest Bellaver, William E. Chamberlain, Peter L. Apel, Deborah S. Bergan, Carol L. Cilley, Kenneth Preston Arena, Joanne M. Berge, Michael Harold Claire, John William Ashcraft Daniel Charles Birkmeier, Nocholas J. Collins, Joseph D. Baetens, Thomas Gerard Bly, Randall G. Colmery, Wesley Brainard

Bailey, Anthony Boeder, Charle M. Cone, William E. Bailey, William E. Boll, John Harrigan Conzett, John C., Jr. Barber, Ernest Everette Bommarito, Matthew Patrick Cross, Waverly C. Barnes, John Lancaster Borgersen, Pamela Lynn Cummings, Richard Dean Barnett, John Willis Bovee, James Vercel DeDoes, Betty L.

Barnosky, Mary Carol Brigham, Jeffrey L. Denicolo, Paula Jean Barnum, Nancy A. Brink, John Merrill Dexter, Julia Kay Barrios, Noriela Bross, Candace Patricia Dibiaggio, Sherry Ann Barry, John Edward Brown, Lelia Wilson Dickson, John Frederick Bartlett, John D. Browning, Mark Alan Dombrowski, Debra K. Doppel, George Joseph, Jr. Kalakay, Susan Marie Myers, Thomas William Drake, Daniel Paul Kalpin, Donald Robert Nelson, John Edward East, Bradford Reppert Kelley, Joseph M. Neumaier, James Erwin Eigenhouse, Wayne C. Kennedy, Mary Kathleen Neuwirth, Andrew John Ellis, Michael A. Kennedy, Paul R., III Norin, Richard Alan

Entin, Michael Richard Keselowski, William Norwood, Dorothy M. Epstein, Keith Lowell Kilbourne, Paul Dennis NyKamp, Rolf T. Fisher, Harold Edward King, Edward F., Jr. O'Neill, Dennis James Flack, Martin Lawrence Knapp, Richard M. Owen, Kevin Kremer Flynn, Thomas M. Knoth, James Erwin Pacific, John H.

Ford, Lester Lee, III Knust, Mark Kevin Pacini, Lawrence E. Fox, Patrick Jr., Jr. Koch, Joelene Marie Panczyk, Ronald Stanley Francuch, Steven E. Kolander, Donald Paul Pardonnet, Nancy Marie Frydrych, David Norman Kovach, Patricia Marie Patterson, Patricia A. Fuller, Norman Stephen Kozak, Daniel J., Jr. Peltier, John Joseph, Jr.

Gannon, James Lundin Kroll, Robert William Phillips, Marguerite D. Gapinski, David A. Langner, David Edward Pittard, Nancy Marie Geboski, Ronald B. Lanker, Gordon Rolla, Jr. Platko, William C., Jr. Gibbs, Howard, Jr. Lanning, Dan F. Polack, Craig Robert Gibson, Jeffrey Marc Layne, Steven Bruce Panozzo, Donald Alan

Gibson, Richard C., Jr. Lewis, Gregory DeWitt Popiel, Joseph G. Gignac, Mark P. Linden, Jill Leslie Posthumus, Cindi Gillings, Mark Neal Loar, Robert Arthur Proulx, Gregory M. Goldman, Kirk Patrick Lallo, Jesse Pyykkonen, Robert Andrew, Jr. Goodrich, Robert Dean Lopresti, Richard Greg Quenneville, Bruce Roger

Gosline, Marcia Lynn Lord, Roy George, III Rajda, John A. Graf, Kent D. Loud, Charles Edward Ramp, Daniel L. Greenlee, Marc R. Loud, Stephen Paul Rarick, Michael Irwin Greko, John Cameron Lucier, Maureen Denise Ream, Cynthia Anne Grekowicz, Steven J. Luley, William T. Reilly, Dennis Terrence

Grit, Roland Jay Malacos, John Gus Reinelt, Jack Gregory Guerin, Lori Luplow Mallory, James Augustus Reitzloff, Joyce Marie Hammack, Bruce A. Maly, Kathleen Reszewski, Michael John Hansen, Gordon William Manojlovich, Milan Rexer, Jeffrey Lowell Harrington, Richard L. Marks, Albert R. Reynolds, Michael Brian

Harrison, Phillip Richard Martin, Joseph W. Richards, Bradford Alan Hartman, R. Keith Mashali, Hossein Ring, D. Bruce Henes, Stephen D. Mayes, Richard Kreidler Romain, Allen Jon Heydens, Joseph Paul Mayotte, Judith Lynn Roney, Francis James Hoffman, Richard E. McClure, Scott David Root, Lorrie Ann

Holtrop, Bonnie Sue McDonald, Howard Brian Ruede, Scott Richard Hoshal, Cynthia Anne McDonald, Patti Sue Savory, Argelia G. Hoyem, Valri Lynn McPhail, Linda S. Sayre, Dennis Paul Huffman, Karen Lynne Mellon, Dennis Gary Schmid, William Carl Huitsing, John Henry Mohr, Douglas E. Schmidt, Henry Carl

Huizen, Mark Alan Moore, Cheryl Lynn Schmidt, Mark Allen Hutchins, Robert Charles Moore, Jeffery R. Schrettner, Terese H. Igou, Jay Michael Morley, Mary Catherine Schroeder, Gary A. Ismaila, Alhaji Mustapha Morrison, Robert Dale Schumann, Theodore C. Jacobson, Paul Stewart Mosey, Michael John Schwark, Michael W.

Jaworski, Joseph Mueller, Peter F. Seibert, Robert J. Johnson, Richard Alan Mueller, William Christian Sellers, Robert Wayne Johnson, Walter R. Muir, John Hamilton, Jr. Sharpe, Richard Mason Joseph, Donald L. Mulheron, Douglas John Sheridan, Philip M. Joseph, Paul Thomas Mullin, David L. Shields, Terry Lee Simper, Chip Thomas, Daryl LeRoy Wellman, Jana R. Skeels, Gary Wayne Tobey, Jeffrey J. Wells, Steven Bradley Skocelas, Joseph Steven Triemstra, Donald L. Wentland, Karen L. Slezak, Brent C. Tullock, Thomas Norman Westerhof, Richard John Smith, Philip Rooks Valley, Steven P. White, Angelena

Smith, Robert Leo Valrance, Kenneth Bruce Whitlatch, Lewis Frank, Jr. Smith, Velvie Celeste VanTreese, Jeffery W. Williams, Charles Howard Snoke, David Esbenshade VanAntwerp, Sheila B. Willmeng, James Gregory Snyder, Richard E. VandenBosch, Kurt Lawrence Wing, Wallace Elijah, III Spagnuolo, Lorraine Mary VanTiem, Paul Joseph Wittenburg, Richard C.

Spickenagel, Ronald Peter Voss, Jack E. Wojcik, Mark W. Stehle, Rodney H. Wajda, Terry L. Wolf, Carol Ann Stein, Robert W. Walters, Robert A. Woonton, David Brian Stretten, Jeffrey D. Washburn, David S. Yeager, John Lawrence, III Strait, Noyce Worstall, III Watts, Michael Patrick Younglove, Charles Raymond

Swanson, James W. Weber, Kenneth Arnold Yudinsky, Sandra C. TenBrink, Gregory Gene Weisenberger, Robert Lee Zalewski, Robert B. Terry, C. Dale Weiss, Thomas Jonathan Zelmer, Allen Robert Thaler, Douglas Earl

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Fischer, Barbara Ann Martin, Marilyn Jo Panich, William Henry, Craig Charles McDonald, Leslie Alison

Bachelor of Music

Bimba, Patricia Marie Lewis, Patricia Sell, David John Carlson, Phyllecia Lorch, Diane Kay Shippee, James Robert Fish, David Lee Michaels, Dean Charles Steed, Jerri Lynne Gaines, Merrilee Peasley, Kaye Elaine Turner-Jones, Teresa Green, David E. Pedder, Beverly Claire Weage, Bradley K.

Hassan, Nancy Arnette Schwartz, Linda Sue Wedell, Steven Charles Hausler, John Vincent Schweigert, James H. Wells, David Owen Huff, Arlene Marie Sclarsky, Lisa Rae Wells, Thomas Alan Kulesza, Joan Marie Scott, Deborah J. Zuppann, Melinda Jane Leon, Carol J. Search, Janice Lynn

Bachelor of Science

Abid, Stephen Joseph Ballein, Pamela Sue Bird, Andrea Lee Abrahman, Mohamad Rashid Ballert, Colby Thomas Bird, Robert Daniel, Jr. Acierno, Mary-Jo Ann Barnett, David Paul Bischoff, John Clarence Acton, Elisabeth Jane Barney, Robin Velma Bishop, David George Adams, Jillonne Lee Barney, Sandra Kay Blackburn, Julia Anne

Adams, Sally Lynne Barowicz, Denise Ann Blaga, David A. Aemisegger, Julia Barry, Natalie A. Blease, Deborah Jean Agababian, Bruce Hrayr Bartemeyer, Rodney Scott Blinkilde, Paula Janisse Agnello, John Richard Baughman, Robert James, Jr. Boertman, Mindy Helen Al-Attiya, Mohammed A. Behm, Timothy Alan Bomberger, Mark Irwin

Allen, Carol L. Bennett, David John Bonner, Stephen Anthony Alman, Cynthia Lee Bennett, Gayle Margaret Booranapong, Sarnid Ambler, Kathleen A. Bensinger, Lou Ann Borah, M. Karen Andresen, Mary Jane Benson, Hollis L, II Boryc, Dorothy L. Apking, Theodore David Benson, Kristine Elise Bourjaily, Sharon Joy

Arent, Loreen Ann Berdan, David George Bouts, Gary A. Avery, Phillip Cameron Bevan, Dortha Louise Branca, Harry Frank, Jr. Baade, Norman F., Jr. Bewsher, Allen L. Brantley, Pama Delesa Baker, Veronica A. Bigelow, Alice Rae Brennan, Katherine Mary Balcom, Anne M. Biggers, Jeffrey Howard Brevick, Jerald Ralph Brinker, Robert Elmer Davis, Evonia Gail Furbush, Duncan Keith Brobst, Janice Marie Davis, James Fletcher Furuya, Mohoko Brochu, Steven James Dawidowski, Douglas Mitchell Gallegos, Jorge Luis Brown, Leslee Paul Dax, Janice M. Gantner, Paula Ann Brown, Linda Ann Day, Randolph E. Gard, Larry Lynn

Brown, Robert Alvin Deal, Barry Stephen Gautney, Anthony Allen Brown, Ronald John Dearth, Judith Lee Gaydos, Gerard R. Burgher, Teresa Dawn Dechow, Curtis J. Gaynor, Sandra Sue Burt, Susan E. Defeyter, Rhonda Kay Gebhardt, David C. Burton, Lillie Belle DeGraff, Timothy P. Gemalsky, Elaine Susan

Buss, Phyllis Helena Delanty, Nancy Andrea Giles, Lois G. Butler, Kathy L. Demeter, David James Girson, David Michael Butler, Susan Lyn Demeter, John Charles Glas, Susan Bricker Butterfield, Timothy Alan Denbraber, Debra Louise Glaza, Steven M. Byk, Wasyl Alexander Deneweth, Denise Jaye Gobble, Sandra Marie

Calderwood, Nancy Eleanor Dentler, Rebecca L. Gokee, Douglas Cephart Cali, Angela DeWitt, Kay Ellen Good, Marion Elizabeth Calleja, Karen Ellen Diederich, Donald John Goodloe, Mildred Elaine Capes, Mary Jane Dilorenzo, Rosemary Goodwin, Steven L. Cargill, Dan L. Dittmar, Mark Donald Gores, Alex Elias

Carothers, William B. Diver, Yvonne Marie Gough, Theresa M. Carr, David Bruce Dolphin, Johnetta Lloydell C. Grandelius, Steven Carter, Simon Doranski, Susan Jane Grant, Susan Marie Casari, Diane Marie Dorrance, Ruth Ellen Grasser, Pauline Ann Castle, Glenn Dost, Sally Jean Graves, Barbara Lee

Cate, William Frank Dourjalian, Denise Suzanne Gray, Barbara Annette Cater, Juanita Kay Doyle, Cynthia A. Greene, Elizabeth A. Cavanaugh, Donald Russell, Jr. Doyle, Mary Johannah Greiner, David Lavern Ceasar, William Warren Driggett, Linda Kay Gribbin, Lisa Marie Chandler, Patricia Ann Dutkiewicz, Patrick M. Griffing, David E.

Chapman, Christine M. Dykstra, Randall Craig Griffing, Kim Marie Charles, Mary Elizabeth Early, Pat Grima, Angelo Chikos, Steven F. Eastman, Christine Grimer, James William Chmielewski, Ronald Charles El-Asfahani, Mehdi I Grover, David John Chosay, John George Elie, Jeri Anne Guldemond, Theodore A.

Clanton, Mozell Jr. Ellard, Scott F. Haadsma, Susan Jane Clark, Brent Allen Ellis, Katherine Susan Haas, Lance Robert Clark, Michael Paul Endriss, Susan Jeanne Hale, Nona M. Cliff, Janice Lynn Engel, Deborah L. Hall, Robert Clifford, Gary Louis Eschelbach, Kay Marie Hamill, Daniel Joseph

Clift, Lora Fadeyi, Pauline Adunni Hammersley, Susan Carol Coady, Kathleen M. Farhat, Oussama Fahed Handlin, Teresa A. Coates, Allan Greyson Faris, David Mark Hanson, Dale Bert Cohen, Barry L. Farrell, Rosemary Angela Hanson, Thomas Raymond Colby, Patrick J. Ferrill, Denise Ann Harlow, Kristie Lynn

Cooley, Debra Ann Finan, Kathleen Mary Harness, Sharon Lynn Covey, Judy Elizabeth Firestone, Susan Lorraine Harris, Gene Lee, Jr. Craig, William Fletcher, Lisa Ann Harrison, Anne Louise Crawford, Thomas K. Flikkema, Mary Ellen Harrison, Beth Louise Creager, Thomas A. Ford, William Harrison, Robin S.

Crookston, T. R. Fortney, Lynne G. Harrod, Helene Kathryn Crosse, Charles G, IV Foster, Sue Eileen Hartman, Richard R. Cry, Evelyn Christine Fox, Joseph E. Hayes, Jeffrey S. Csapos, Garry A. Fox, Steven Jack Haynes, Robert Stephen Cunningham, Kevin Jay Fratzke, Pamela Sue Heennann, Carol Ruth

Custer, Kaye Lynn Freas, Roy W. Heimann, Janet Sue Czajka, Victoria J. Friedman, Gary Erwin Herman, Marvin Lee Dalrymple, Jane Anne Fries, Michael James Hetherington, Dale Wesley Damvelt, Marine Stuart Fries, William Francis, Jr. Hibbard, Thomas V. Davies, Archie Dennis Fry, Stephen Micheal Hicks, Carole S. Hicks, Steven Lee Kolenko, Julie McGhee, Judith Lynn Hill, Jane Melinda Kollig, Guy Tyler McGinnis, P.R. Hill, Kayleen L. Koning, Diane Lynn McGowan, Sue Ann Hoffman, Janet Florence Koon, Sumner McIntosh, Edward W., III Holdsworth, Carol Ann Korth, Sally K. McLane, Barbara Ann

Holmstrom, Carol Suzanne Kramer, Jill Marie McLeod, Terry G. Hooper, Richard Grant Krieger, Keith George McMann, Elaine Carol Hoover, Pamela A. Krieger, Kenneth McMann, Frederick W. Hoppe, Janet S. Kroll, Margaret Irene McMillan, Shirley Ruth Hoppenworth, Larry Robert Krupa, Thomas Stephen McNall, Thomas J.

Howard, Edward Charles Kuffert, Marianne McNamara, Michael Matthew Howard, Janice Bernice Kundak, Michael J. McNealy, Martha E. Howard, Nancy Day· Kundrata, Mary Kathryn McNees, Alicia Marie Hoyle, Cheryl Lynn Kurzen, James Lynn Mejia, Jose Abel L. Hudspeth, Cheryl Sue Laforge, Phyllis Book Mellinger, Patricia Ann

Hughes, Thomas J. LaHiff, Linda Louise Merrill, Margaret Marie Hulyk, James Joseph Lamson, Kathryn Ann Metzger, Karey Lee Hunt, Doreen S. Lancaster, Elizabeth Ruth Metzger, Steven Charles Hunter, Charles Kenneth, Jr. Landeck, Donald George Michael, Diana Kay Hyatt, Dorene Ann Langendonk, Susan W. Michaud, Marie Monique

Ibarra, Ana Margarita Langereis, Paul Gordon Miley, Thomas Dippell Igaz, Ann Larson, Thomas M. Miller, Carol Trinity Iott, Daniel H. Laux, Thomas Albert Miller, Douglas M. Ira, Patricia Cottle Leach, Martha Ann Misslitz, Donna Kay Izmer, Lesley Lee, Christie Elizabeth Mistele, Britton Walker, Jr.

Jacobson, Polly Linden Lees, John McNeil Mitchell, Barbara N. Jaidah, Hasser Khalil Leffring, Gerald Joseph Mitchell, Wendell Brian James, Michele Lehocky, Robert S. Moffett, Cynthia Ann Jarvi, Dennis John Lemos, Joann Lorraine Mohammad, Ribhi H. Jennings, J. Bruce Lewis, John Joseph Mojzak, Daniel Joseph

Jex, Charles R., Jr. Licht, Margaret A. Molnar, John Joseph Johnson, Bernice Lillie, Christine Grace Monica, Marsha Lynn Johnson, Deborah Lynn Linington, Anne Kristine Monroe, James Patrick Johnson, Edward Michael Lipsey, Augusta Arleen Moon, Dorothy Ann Johnson, Jacalyn Kaye Lonsway, Paula June Moord, Peter Scott

Johnson, Jacqueline Loupee, Charlene Moran, Kenneth Edward Johnson, James A., III Luther, Marilyn Kay Moretti, Robert John Johnson, Kari A. Lyle, Robert William Morgan, Craig A. Johnson, Mabel Vickers Mahinske, Clair Ann Morrical, Kimberly Ann Jokinen, Dennis Ray Manning, Dan Marvin Morris, Jack Edwin

Jones, Marion Lynell Marchetti, Larry V. Morris, Michael Kent Julian, Jean C. Mark, Ira Berton Morrison, Nancy Beth Kahfizaden, Khosrow Marks, Douglas R. Motter, Thomas Lee Karnes, Donald Roy Marshall, Joseph Paul Mueller, Marcy M. Karwas, Marcia Ruth Marshall, Katherine Mullin, Patricia Ann

Kasper, Gary Ray Martin, Beverly Anne Murley, Janice Elaine Kasper, Jayne Anne Martin, Gary W. Myers, Cecil Alan Keck, Terry W. Martin, Phyllis Anne Myers, Roger Lee Kelley, Connie Sue Martin, Rebecca Jane Napolitano, Gayle Anne Kelley, Sheila Mary Marvin, Vicki Neaman, Donna Lou

Kennett, Roger Whitson Marzano, Lawrence M. Nelson, Harold L. Kienitz, James H. Mason, Barbara Nelson, Judith Kay Kim, Won Ja Matarwe, Gloria G. Nemec, Mark Daniel King, Denise Lynnn Mathews, Norma M. Neumaier, Therese M. Kirkland, Roseann Mays, James Caulton Nevith, Mae Lizer

Kloostra, Randall L. Mazurek, John B., Jr. Newell, Diane Dawn Knapp, Christine Marie McArthur, Doreen Iris Niblack, John Knapp, Karen Elaine McCarroll, Karen Irene Nickel, Barbara Ann Knapp, Lori Beth McCarthy, Elizabeth Jane Nicola, Sharon Frances Knoop, Nance C. Mccaslin, Thelma Luvenia Niemiec, Susan Mary Nilson, Phyllis Rings, Thomas D. Smith, Patrick Joseph Noe, Carla Joy Riptoe, Cynthia Ann Smith, Paul Corby Nohel, Patrick H. Robinson, Jo Anne Smith, Terre Dean Nolan, Daniel J. Robinson, Mary Ann Antrim Snow, Nancy A. Norberg, David A. Rockman, Deborah Anne Sopjes, Frederick L.

Novikoff, Walter M. Roe, Lorie Ann Sorenson, Alan Roy Nuechterlein, Karen Lynn Roels, Scott Paul Spafford, Andrea C. Nusbaum, Carol D. Rogers, Marie Elaine Spann, James L. Nylund, Kathleen A. Rogers, Peter P. Spejna, Denise Marie Nyman, Linda Kay Rollin, Jan M. Spencer, Susan Lee

O'Connell, Noreen M. Rosema, Gary Lee Stabler, Bonny Kay O'Connor, Donald M. Ross, Barbara Jane Stafford, Jeffrey Joseph O'Connor, Robert Dale Rueckert, Sally Lyn Stautz, Thomas Richard Okla, Gary Michael Ruger, Katherine Elizabeth Steele, Thomas Ira Ollila, Thomas H. Russell, Judith Ann Steinbacher, Susan Jean

Olson, Debbie Jean Ryan, Joseph Robert Steinke, Jane Katherine Onesian, Janet Lynn Rzadkowolski, Gloria C. Stephenson, Janet Renee Orzel, Arthur John Sallwasser, Kathleen Susanne Stewart, Marc A. Ott, Linda Lea Samson, Phillip Lee Stewart, Nancy Jean Overacker, Steven Charles Sano, Douglas Lee Stickel, Judith E.

Oz, Carol Ann Saputo, Salvatore Stocker, Jeffrey Raymond Ozinga, Eugenia Mary Sark, Denise M. Stolcenberg, Richard Joseph Padella, Virginia Satkowiak, Lawrence Joseph Stoltzner, Cheryl Rae Page, Kathryn Ann Saur, Charles Edward Strause, Carol Lynn Palazuk, Daniel William Savel, Gregory Paul Strieter, Julia L.

Palmer, Deborah Ann Saviano, Nancy T. Summerville, Laureen Ann Parket, Ronald Arthur Savoia, Michael A. J. Swanson, Thomas Alton Parker, William Joseph Scappatura, Vincent John, Jr. Swarts, Susan Parks, Dale Allen Scharff, Clinton Robert, III Swinehart, Dirk Everett Pastor, Naomi Lyn Scheick, Mark Douglas Tabor, Bonita Leigh

Patenge, Cheryl Lynn Schoenfelder, Steven F. Talarico, Mary Patterson, Debra Ann Schpok, Rodney Bruce Tanisawa, Mieko Patterson, Douglas James Schultz, Margaret Jane Tata, Martin Robert Pattison, Colleen Ann Schwabauer, David Michael Taylor, Douglas Lester Pawlowski, Nancy Irene Searl, Patricia Joy Taylor, Timothy R.

Pearl, Phyllis Ann Seeger, Cheryl Lynn Teachout, Robert James Penczak, Margaret G. Seipke, Mary Kathryn Tewilliager, Joann Louise Pennington, Lesa Selkirk, Lance Barry Thelen, Daniel B. Pidek, Michael Curtis Sgarlata, Joseph Leonard, III Thomas, Carol Binion Pikaart, Ann Shaff, Eleanor M. Thomas, Eunice

Pingel, Jeffrey Dably Shaft, Rupert Cass Thomas, Nanette C. Pobanz, Jeff Carlton Shelp, Susan Esther Thompson, Diane Patricia Pogue, Tracey Patricia Shenefelt, Susan Carol Thompson, John A. Poli, Mark Alan Sherrill, James Melvin Thrasher, Leslie Lee Pontius, Debra Jean Shulman, Lynne Phyllis Thurkow, Janice Ilene

Pope, Gavin Shannon Siewert, Roger D. Tibble, Gary Edmund Pope, Robert Alan Simmons, Joshlyn Vernece Tofil, Michelle V. Pope, Susan Marie Simonds, Geoffrey W. Townsend, Mark J. Porchia, Dubois, Jr. Sitole, Jabulani Townsend, Mary Beth Powers, David H. Skala, Susan Ruth Trala, Aleisa Leigh

Prior, Cindy Lou Skindell, Steven Edward Trana, Randy Jay Pryor Suanne Slocum, Rodney J. Trew, Mary Susan Pyman, Patricia Ann Slusser, James Robert Trier, Karen Helene Rakosky, Michelle Elizabeth Small, Debra Ruth Trimble, Patricia Ann Raymond, Scott David Smith, Cynthia Prior Trocke, Jacqueline B.

Redmond, Diane M. Smith, Diane Lee Truckle, Daniel M. Redner, Mark Alan Smith, Janet Leslie Trupiano, Samuel Alan Reid, Sherri Lynn Smith, Joseph Orpheus Turley, David L. Richards, Patricia Lynn Smith, Karen Lynn Turner, David Lyle Ringler, James Howard Smith, Mary A. Umbenhaur, Robert F. Urman, Gary George Walsh, Roxanne Marie Wilson, Kevin M. Urso, Kenneth Vincent Wasik, Jennifer Mary Winchester, Randall Wayne VanderJagt, Peter G. Waters, Paul Ecward Winks, Alice Joanne Vanderwall, Christine E. Watson, Brenda Joan Wirick, Patricia Ann Vansadia, Ghanshyamsinh D. Watt, S2ndra Elizabeth Wirth, Gary R.

Varma, Atul Webb, Michael C. Wise, Catherine Marie Vaught, August Thomas Webster, Timothy Victor Wise, May Elizabeth Vecchio, Deborah Ann Weiss, Janice G. Wiswell, Richard J. Verdries, Cynthia Marie Welling, Carol Ann Wolf, Ted Leonard Verveer, Beverly Ann Nichea Wells, Barbara Suzanne Wolfe, Charles Leland

Visser, Robert M. Wertz, Rick L. Wolfe, Lorel Lee Vogel, Janice K. Wesoloski, Norma Woodall, Katherine Anne Vroman, Margaret Ellan Westerhof, Debbie Kay Worthy, Richard Wade, Richard Ernest Wetnight, Barbara J. Wright, Robert D. Wagner, Debra Jean White, Denise Pauline Wysong, Jeri Lynn

Wagner, Keith Mitchel White, Gregory Lynn Yankoviak, Joseph Alan Wagner, Lawrence Edward, Jr. White, Terry Glen Zanotti, Jeffrey P. Wagner, Wendie Lynn Whitney, Donald Lyn Zettelmaier, Ann Waite, Sally Ann Wiernik, Joseph Peter Zimmerman, David Chris Walczak, Nancy Marie Wildey, Roger A. Zimmerman, Wendy Kay

Walke, John Robert Williams, Janet Marie Zitka, Bruce H. Walker, David Andrew Williams, Kathy Marie Zrimec, John Michael Wallerstein, Anita Frances Williams, Rick J. Zumburs, Irene Valda

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Systems)

Holka, William Jeffrey Walker, Richard Derek Zwanziger, Paul William

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)

Justen, Lawrence Nelson, III Nguyen, Trieu N. Veld, Bradley Allen Musgrave, Randy Alan Schultz, Steven D.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Aliabadi, Nasser Madden, Theodore, Jr. Taie-Tehrani, Massoud Bowman, Melvin Bruce Morrow, Michael Patrick Vorgias, Philip George Eagen, Arthur Thomas Pearson, David W. Wedge, Edward W., Jr. Farmer, David George Phinney, David Norberg Zuppann, Richard Earl Gabriel, Michael John

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Cooper, Robert Mark Gualdoni, James M. Morrissey, Scott Darling, Larry Robert Guevara, Rafael Felix, I Rajavi, Behzad Featherly, Mark H. Inyang, Chris Mfon Taie-Tehrani, Saied Grooters, Herman J. Katirai, Ali-Mohammad Youssofinejad, Youssof

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Erickson, James Allen Kenning, Thomas Albert Rice, David W. Haq, Mohammed A. Klima, Michael E. Seddon, Fred Russell Hollister, Guy G. Kushner, Gregory Adam Wellman, Jack Eric DEGREES GRANTED JUNE 22, 1977

Bachelor of Arts

Abood, Mary Ann Hamilton, John Norman Overlock, Craig Davis Archer, Beverly Joy Haynes, Susan Marie Overpeck, Carole Lynn Archer, Cheryl Elizabeth Henshaw, Janice Rae Peace, James Anthony Arend, Mary R. Higgins, Robert Arthur Poga, Ingera Ramona Aronson, Debra Beth House, Patricia Ann Pryor, Sally Jeanne

Bach, Constance Ann Jazayeri-NeJad, Karen McDougaul Read, Mary S. Badgley, Adella Marie Johnson, Brenda Lorraine Rilling, Karen Lynn Battjes, Kevin Paul Kast, Louise Alexandra Ritsema, Patricia Berens, Karen Renee Kerber. Paul Eric Robertson, Karen Gale Blair, Dawn Jasmine Kloke, Randall Kevin Robinson, LaVonne K.

Boniface, Beverly L. Koessel, Gregory J. Rogers, Lisa Mary Brown, Julie Ann Kowieski, Katherine P. Rolfe, Marcia Sue Bynum, Frederick Detlef Ladd, Margaret Rowell Rossi, Gayle Anne Byrne, Marilyn R. Laird, Lillian M. Scarbnick, Cori Eve Cafmeyer, Elizabeth Ann Lapham, Cynthia L. Schneider, Lynn Mary

Carter, John Glenn Jr. Lepley, James Schultz, Cynthia Jean Colbert, James Hart Lichty, Mary S. Scott, Donn Kevin Cottrell, Laurel J. Lindemuth, Karen Kay Clausen Scott, William D. Culhane, Deidre Alexia Lukomski, Robyn Ann Showers, Jeffrey L. DeJong, Maribeth Maher, Mark Timothy Skalski, Francesca Annette

Denk, Teunis Marshall, Delores Lee Smiley, Delores Dwiggins, L. Kenneth Martinez, Aurelio Snyder, Timothy Mark Eaton, Carla Ellen Maze, Judith L. Soderlund, Carol Ann Eckert, Kathryn Andrea McDonnell, Susan Denise Stender, Chris R. Fries, Lee Ann McGovern, Aimee Elizabeth Stockdale, Mary J.

Gallagher, Colleen Mary Michaels, Carol S. Stoneman, Richard E. Jr. Gallant, Thomas W. Miller, Thomas R. Tal�age, Daniel R. Good, David Andrew Moore, James Nicholas Thompson, Jari Lyn Guthrie, Melanie Anne Morgan, Debra Anne Trader, Diane B. Hagan, SueAnn Katetia Morris, Patricia Ann Trippe, Michael Thomas

Hailey, James Edgar Ollila, Nancy J. White, Nancy Hall, Gary L. Omori, Nobuko Willette, Cari Lee Hamernick, Allan Peter Osborne, Mary M. Yassaman, Mohammad Hossein Hamilton, Anne Elizabeth Zaborowski, Jacqueline Terese

Bachelor of Business Administration

Abberger, Robert Raymond Blumhardt, Ronald H. Dadlani, Kamlesh Adams, David W. Boshart, John Edwin Dale, James R. Ahrenberg, James F. Bro,m, Donald F. Davis, Frank Edward Akans, Kathleen Marie Brown, Soila Rodriguez Deese, Brian J. Allar, Randy K. Buchanan, Steven Bruce Dickelman, Dianne Jean

Anderson, Robert Allan Buckley, David Robert Dill, Dennis Michael Andrews, Vincent Paul Clark, Febecca Case Dilworth, Pamela Teria Babcock, Stephen Robert Clubine, Russell E. Doerr, William E. Bahra, Paul Stephen Coleman, Patricia A. Emig, Joyce A. Baker, Nelson Charles Coner, Michael D. Engelbrecht, Kay Ellen

Barber, Steven M. Cornell, Bruce Alan Eri, Ahmed Ninma Edwin Bayman, Beverly Jean Cosan, Roy Charles Fawi, Frederick Adefiayo Bellingar, David Michael Cowdery, Ellen Beth Ferworn, Gayle Marie Blackmer, Stewart J. Cutter, Thomas F. Fetterolf, Judith Esther Blaszczak, David W. Cyrul, Kimberly Anne Florkowski, Gerald W. Foust, Jay Lloyd Maddock, Jeff Andrew Schroeder, Eileen V. Frew, David Scott Mark, Gregory P. Schulte, Lawrence R. Fritz, Jock Thane Marzonie, Theodore J. Jr. Schulte, Peggy Ann Gasser, Michael Gary Mater, Joseph Richard Scully, Dennis Eugene Gebben, Paul F. R. Mazade, Stephen Paul Seigneur, Sandra Lee

Gilewski, Diane Marie Mazzoni, Michael James Sezwick, James Arthur Gomolak, Mark Greggory McCabe, Michael Arthur Shapiro, Gary Groh, Terrance Dixon McCool, Brian Craig Sharpe, Paul G. Guyer, Florence Joyce McLain, Denny LeRoy Skinner, Brian David Hammons, John William McMurray, Roger D. Skrabec, Robert Paul

Harris, Rose Mary Meisling, David R. Sletten, Michael Wayne Hart, John Henry Merrill, Mark H. Smith, Norman Lynn Hartunian, Martin George Million, Richard Ray Sommer, Harold Rathmann Henning, Robert Scott Mitchell, David Robert Speaker, Paul August Hill, Michael James Monberg, Michael Allan Stachura, Robert F.

Hoogeboom, Robert M. Morin, Marcelle Steele, Susan Gayle Hruska, Gary Michael Mosher, RicP�rd Edward Steffen, Peter Paul Hudson, Richard Grant III Myrick, Patrick M. Stevens, Mark C. Innes, Robert S. Norcross, Lee Edgar Sucher, Elaine Mary Irving, Gary Joseph Noverr, Thomas G. Sullivan, Thomas

Johnson, Phillip Karl O'Connor, Sandy S. Tanury, Steven Michael Jurimi, Muhamad O'Keefe, Kenneth Francis Jr. Taylor, Joseph Kevin Kasper, Mary Susan Olah, Michael H. Tewksbury, Gregory John Kennedy, David J. Ongena, Judith Ann Thompson, William J. Kenrick, James F. II Ongena, Patrick T. Tindall, J. Scott

Kesterke, Betty Ann Paglia, Albert T. Jr. Tobis, Richard Kimbrel, Ronnie W. Parker, Kim Eugene Towson, Thomas Darwin Kirchoff, John Howard Patterson, Michael John Trudell, Sandra Jean Knapper, Timothy A. Paulson, Donald James Uribe, Luis Martin Kurza, Judith Pavlanto, Paul VanderSlik, Stanley J.

LaClair, Jeanne Marie Phillips, Zella A. VanderWater, Bruce L. Landman, H. Daniel Pinnell, Robert Gotts Vass, John Kleist Laning, Timothy L. Playford, Karin Marie Vernasco, Neil Victor Lauer, Bruce A. Podolski, Marie K. Wells, Gail Steele Leer, Steven Craig Prawdzik, Steven Mark Wheeler, Michael C.

Lemmer, Donn J. Pugh, John Claude Wiessner, Katherine D. Lenk, Wendy S. Purol, Marchele Ann Wilke, Robert Frank Lieder, James C. Rehmus, Patricia Elizabeth Winterburn, Thomas H. Linsley, James Lee Remschner, Debra L. Winters, Charles Bertram Jr. Lotter, Bruce Douglas Rice, Robert William Woizeschke, Michael R.

Lovell, Pam Robinson, Brad F. Wollens, Nancy Ann Lowe, Dean Allan Russell, James Norval Wright, Dennis Michael Macconnachie, James Donald Rutgers, Barry Gene Yamada, Hideki Sanderson, James E.

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Bentley, Beverly Ann Goble, Linnell L. Wascher, Susan Marie Kremer, Susan Lynn

Bachelor of Music

Agne, Daniel Elliott Dunnette, Ann Renee Glaser, Gerald Frank Bancroft, Thomas L. III Garrison, Robyn Sue Lappin, Scott Morgan Conn, Judith A. Peryer, Marjorie Ann Bachelor of Science

Adams, William Michael Dahlman, Barbara Gay Hutson, Julie Ann Akinbobola, Akinola Davidson, Harold Nash Ingalls, Paula Marie Ali-Reda, Mohammad H. Davis, John Howard Iraninejad, Hossein Ameling, Gary c. Davis, Marc Alan Jasaitis, Judith Kay Angelosante, Jeffrey Feder Dawda, Thomas John Johnson, Ann-Catherine V.

Annatoyn, Jeffrey Ross Dedoes, Adrian L. Johnson, Kathyrn Patricia Armani, Kathy Deetz, William H. Jolliffe, Monica Francis Baker, Lois Jean Dickson, Gayle L. Kanelos, Betty A. Ball, Thomas Richard Dillon, Daniel Kastman, Richard Lawrence Barbary, Richard W. Donigan, Marie Kavalhuna, Andrew

Bartlett, James Richard Dopp, Robin Leslie Keeler, Debra Anne Bazargani, Hormoz Droski, Betsy J, Kefalas, JoAnn M, Becks, Robert Joseph Dunning, Sandra Kay Keller, James Beggs, Raymond Lawrence Ellis, Randall J, Kelley, Pennie Lou Benson, Anita Cheryl Fingleton, Patrick James Kelsall, Carol Jean Piniewski

Bergeron, Mary Frances Finta, Roger Eugene Kelsall, Louise Carol Betz, Michael M. Ford, Richard Lee Keyser, Steven Thomas Betz, Thomas E. Forouzannia-Tavangari, Farideh Kidder, Wayne Charles Binion, Susie Maurita Foster, Thomas R. II Killick, Steven L, Bird, Patricia J, Frederick, Karen J, Kimbrough, Harry Lee

Birds, Marilyn Louise French, Kathy Ruth King, Elizabeth Anne Blatz, Mary Catherine Frost, Leona Gail Kirshman, William Sebring Bleeker, James Richard Fuertsch, Amy Beth Kladder, JoAnn Geraldine Boyd, James Leonard Gaunt, David Phillip Klarer, Paul Richard Brandt, William Walter Gentle, Marie Susan Knight, Steven Alan

Bromley, Wendy B, George, Cheryl Lynn Konduros, Mary Ellen Brown, Pamela D. Geresy, Penny Sue Kremers, Barbara R. Brzezinski, Donald Francis Gerth, Arthur N. Jr. Kuzma, Joseph A. Buckman, Gwenda Patrice Gilleylen, Mark Davis Lajiness, Mary Biegun Buckman, Julie A. Gitter, Thomas E, Lalli, Kathleen Ann

Burns, Nancy Ann Tylus Glaza, John Anthony Lambert, Robert Dan Cain, David John Good, Jennifer Jean Lamerato, Anthony Campbell, Carol Lynne Gotthelf, Gail Linda Latty, Bradford Earle Campbell, Kevin Bruce Gottschalk, Debbie A. Lau, Charla Jean Cardoza, Joseph Caesar Greanias, Betty Lee, Robin Sue

Cecil, Brian Thomas Guilfoyle, Mark Franklin Leyba, Mauro K, Jr. Champion, Marie L. Haase, Catherine Louise Lherault, Mark Francis Chapman, Mary Ellen Haley, Keith Roy Jr, Lighthizer, Richard Seay Chapman, Wendy Ellen Hall, Robert C. Livingston, Richard Henry Cherry, Joetta Kay Hall, Rosemary Lynn Long, Richard Alvin

Christian, Arlene A. Hamrick, Kenneth Eugene MacLeod, Scott D. Cirino, Karen Lee Hanchett, Jo Ellen Maison, Lisa Mary Cline, Douglas Edward Harris, Ruby E. Makinen, Kathryn Anne Clomon, Jewel L. Hathaway, Mary Jeanne Malkowski, Robert J. Connelly, Kathleen Ann Heid, Mary Kathryn Manuel, Rocky P.

Cook, James Taylor Hershberger, Charles Walter Markosky, Nancy J. Cook, Vanessa Hickman, Thomas Marschke, Bruce Carl Cornell, Barbara Ann Hippchen, Dennis James Marsh, Elouise Montgomery Corsaut, David L. Hogan, Kim Leslie Martin, William R. Cron, Barbara Carol Holen, Stephen Nils Martin, William W.

Crowe!, Karen Lee Hoskins, Jessica Lynn Massey, Edward L. Cunningham, Julianne Hoving, Thomas E. Mastny, Kristin Dru Cunningham, William John Howard, Margaret Maitland Gast McCoy, Carl Richard Cutillo, Richard Thomas Humphries, Marc McGoff, Marian R. Dahl, Nancy Louise Hunter, Alexandra Larie McKinley, Daniel Vern McKinley, Gertrude Raines, Thomas Dale Stehouwer, Linda Kae McKnight, Orreta Ramont, Pamela Anne Steinhart, Dora A. Meek, Curtis Alan Rasmussen, Beth Marie Stikeleather, Greg Meier, Julie Ellen Reed, Rex J. Stolarz, Evelyn Laura Mickelson, Dean Arla Reinsch, Mark Charles Strom, Gary R.

Miller, Bradley Arthur Reneker, Cora Lynn Sturgeon, William Edward Minielly, Cheryl Ann Rivard, Sandra M. Sullivan, Larraine Therese Mirandette, Rick Elton Roberts, William Irad Sundstrom, Nancy Marie Molby, William Thomas Rogers, Elizabeth J. Sutton, Karen Marie Moore, Allan Clarence Rogers, Robin Ann Switzer, Susan Gale

Moran, Kevin Charles Rutherford, Tom C. Tarnow, Gregory C. Morfoot, Charles F. Jr. Saari, Wendy Gay Taylor, Benjamin F. Mosby, Willie E. Salter, Elaine Deniece Taylor, Jane E. Neihart, Keith Eugene Sargent, Patricia Kay Taylor, Thomas Layne Nelson, Anne Elaine Schelling, Julie Ann Tehansky, Roxanne M.

Nicolette, David William Jr. Scherer, Robert Tenhave, Mary Beth Nimmo, James Robert Schimmel, Rosemary Bennett Thelen, Ralph J. Northrop, Thomas E. Schmitt, Susan Marie Thimm, Sally Elaine Noseworthy, Paul Allen Schneeberger, Robert Edward Thompson, Lynn Charles O'Connell, Dona Marie Schoenherr, Mary Lisa Tiller, Bradley

Orado, Debra Marie Schuh, Dennis Darrel Timpson, Patricia Orr, Marianne Shaffer, Melody Anne Tomczak, David J. Ott, Judith E. Shine, Sheryl Ann Ullenbruch, Sandra K. Painton, Richard James Jr. Sielken, Dennis James Van Pernis, Thomas Palasinski, Peter Michael Sikorski, Albert Earl Vaughn, Kit Ellen

Palmer, Kathryn Lynn Simpson, Charles Earl Wagner, Laura Jeanne Parham, Edward Simpson, James Michael Wallace, Glenn Harry Parker, Dennis G. Sims, Thomas Henry Wallace, Lynn M. Parsch, Patricia Ann Sipsma, Douglas Ted Ward, Beverly Jean Pastrick, Anthony R. Sisson, Barry Robert Washington, Peggy Lorraine

Patterson, Dawn M. Sleeman, Daniel Gordon Weber, Ronald Charles Pegg, Beth Lynn Sliwa, Debra Ann Wheeler, Edmund Joseph Petersen, Michael David Small, Deborah J. White, Catherine Marie Pfeifer, Henry Rene Sao, Annie B. Wilder, Emogene Pharms, John Louis Sood, Nishi B. Williams, Joan M.

Phillips, Lynn Marie Sorrell, Deborah Kay Wilson, Carol J. Pichler, Bruce Arthur Spencer, Danny James Winfrey, Judith Marguerite Pobanz, Terri Arloa Spencer, Ronald L. Wolf, Judith Mary Poulos, Mary Spoelstra, Brent E. Wood, Barbara Jean Powers, Mary Beth Sprague, William J. Wood, Joseph N.

Prebeck, Carol Susan Stallman, Carol f�rie Woods, Amy Lou Prophet, Donnie Starkweather, Linda Ruth Wright, Mary Louise Quantz, Wayne Chester Stecker, Marion A. Zasacky, Eric Henry Rae, Laura Duffield Zervas, Janice L.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Systems)

Aminian, Masoud Graber, Warren Scott Moosavi, Mohsen Gheriani, Mustafa Ali Nedervelt, Donald F.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Akinbinu, Francis Ajibayo Fife, Larry Wayne Lopetrone, Anthony Al-Jaleel, Fahed Abdullah Grantham, Robert J. Jr. Peck, Martin J. Coats, Karen Anne Kitson, Ralph Laverne Slough, James Kenneth

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)

Harrison, Mark Owen Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Hsu, Otto Oyawale, Festus Adekunle Yamin, Hassan

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Assadipourfard, Farrokh DeBoer, Jon Alan Sitko, Michael Gerard Crass, Stephen W. Rasmer, Charles L. Westrum, Michael Lauren DEGREES GRANTED AUGUST 19, 1977

Specialist in Arts

Martin, Judith Ann Pierce, Gayle L.

Specialist in Education

Allabach, Daisy Marie DuVall Carter, LeRoy Stanley Stephenson, Janine Elyse Allbritten, Drew William Carter, Veloriah Mauria Upton, William Dennis Borgman, Linda S. Hartman, John Phillip Wagar, John H. Callaway, Franzetta M. Maier, Linda Lucille Weybright, Susan Brubaker Campbell, Catherine Mary Rankin, Donald Vern Wood, Karen Sue Skavnak, Walter Edward

Master of Arts

Abbe, John Andrea Bierley, Michael Joseph Busse, Sandra Lynn Ray Abrams, Darrell Lee Binning, Susan Jane Butler, Cheryl Ann Abu-Orabi, Sultan Tauufiq Bird, Rhonda Jean Butterfield, Debra Mary Adams, Thomas J. Bird, Steven Kent Byington, Robert M. Agnew, Jane Lindsay Blackstone, Daniel Alan Calay, Nancy Kae Peare

Aguirre, Mary Ethel Blocksma, Martha Jean Campbell, John L. Ahmad, Jamaliah Blom, Dorothy E. Campbell, Marian Phillips Ahmadi-Soroosh, Kianoush Bode, Patricia Lynn Campbell, Sharon Lynnette Ahmadian, Shahin Boelema, Larry Jack Cannon, Kathryn T. Ahmed, Syed M. Boepple, JoAnn Kerr Card, Nancy Lee

Ailes, Randall G. Bogema, Patricia Ann Carpenter, Deborah F. Akinola, Adebowale Bolhuis, Steven Robert Carpenter, Sue Ann AlDeini, Abdullah Ali Mohammad Bonga, Roger Henry Jr. Carr, Hillard Sylvester Anderson, Gail Gloria Bonnema, Dale John Carter, Jamie Lynn Huckabay Arcus, Doreen Mary Borden, Linda Kaye Case, Jr. George Norman

Arnold, 11aretta Joyce Bouwma, M. Arley Cassle, Ronald Dee Arrington, Sam Boyette Boven, Patricia Ellen Castonguay, Rosemarie Atkinson, Donald E. Boven, Ronald D. Chalmers, Coleen Frances Axtell, Diane Lynn Bowers, Sharon Jeanette Chambers, Suzanne Azadi, Mitra Boyd, Marilyn S. Chase, Kathy Jean

Babcock, David W. Bradley, David A. Childs, MaDonna Rose Baca, Sarah Jane Braman, Marilyn Kay Chubb, Elizabeth A. Bade, Betty Kathleen Brawer, Judith Kay Clarke, Donella M. Badgerow, John Paul Breed, Sandra May Clay, Joyce C. Bailey, Constance Jo Breymann, Mary Mosier Clayton, Joanne Green

Baisch, Bernadine Jo Bridges, George E. Clemence, June E. Baltmanis, Barbara Lynn Brieve, Franklin Jack Cohen, Judith Ellen Barber, Colleen Kay Brink, Carol Anne Cole, Steven Jay Barber, Jerome Brown, Franklyn Elverse Donald Coleman, Wayne Patrick Barnes, John H. Brown, Nadine Collins, Catherine Louise

Baskerville, Sharon Lorraine Curry Buchanan, Pamela M. Comer, Doris Hilda Baum, Barbara Jean Budcrick, Christine A. Comstock, Linda M. Bedford, Sharon E. Buell, David LeRoy Concannon, Suzanne K. Beier, Glenn Harold Bullock, Kathleen Helen Cornwell, Christopher Mark Beishuizen, Ann L. Bultman, Kathleen Ellen Correa-Martinez, Salvador

Ben-Hamadi, Ragab Mohammed Bundalo, David Cortes, Marco Antonio Bender, Jack H. Burkey, Lynette Covell, Rose Fonger Bendzunas, Stephen George Burne, Thomas Alan Cowart, Lynne F. Benjamin, James Edward Burnes, Patricia Sue Bilanow Cox, Janette L. Bennett, Allen Jay Burns, Brian D. Crafton, Ronald M.

Bennett, Christopher K. Burns, Charles Edward Crandall, Lawrence A. Berger, Timothy Lee Burns, Jacquelyn Izora Crispen, Cathy Lynn Berley, Karen R. Burns, Rae Ellen Crittenden, Clara Berry Bernardi, Linda Macko Burns, Terry Lee Crockes, Helen Elizabeth Bier, Sandra M. Burnside, Mary Ann Crocks, G. Scott Current, Rita Linnenkugel Fink, Cynthia Rachel Hemming, Ann Marie Cwayna, Patrick John Fischetti, Mary Ann Heskett, Janna Bakhaus Czajka, Margaret Ellen Fisher, Joseph Loren Hesse, Bruce Edward Dagley, Patricia Ellis Flachier, Robert Hettle, Dona Dahlgren, Suzanne Garns Flook, Kathleen Diem Hibbard, Catherine Sue

Daniels, Marvin Flucrey-Boothroyd, Krisan Kay Hierta, Ebba L. Davidson, Mary Louise Martini Fodor, Richard N. Hikade, Patricia Jean Davino, Alfonso Jr. Fortuna, Diane Kathleen Hilaski, Ann Marie Dean, Cheryl Ann Frank, Larry James Hilberry, Marilyn Ruth Dean, Luan Kulof Freed, Kenneth Claude Hildebrant, Thomas Arthur

Dean, Reginald Langworthy III Freese, Patricia Gene Hillary, Carolyn Janet DeBoer, Mary Jo Freestone, Joyce Sharlee Hinckley, Stephen Maurice DeBruin, Dale Alan Garland, Gary Samuel Hines, Allene Louise Smith Decker, James E. Garrett, Maxisure Hoagland, Michael R. Deckert, Mary Stouffer Gates, Jonathan L. Hobdy, Frances Ann

DeGood, Daniel Jay Gibeson, Jeanette Ellen Hofmann, Mary Elizabeth Delany, Robert Frederick Jr. Gibson, Carol Judy Hokenmaier, Karl Glenn Dempsey, Bruce William Gibson, Susan L. Holden, Pamela Joyce Dennany, Margaret E. Gitchel, Samuel J. Hollenbeck, Lawrence D. Depeal, Lynn James Glant, Lorna Sue Holton, Weyman Van

Derdyk, Priscila Rosemann Glenn, Margaret Ellen Hooker, Thomas Bruce Deschaine, Joanne J. Goede, Lynne Marie Horton, Lynn Alice Desmond, Donna McDaniel Gonzalez, Linda M. Hosken, Ann E. Desmond, Edmund F. Goodman, Gregg Michael Hoskin, Thomas E. DeZwaan, Janice Kay Gordon, Craig Vincent Howard, Bernard Joseph

Dickie, Laurence Gordon-Washington, Mae F. Howard, Jane Stewart Diekema, Keith Allen Gorter, Sharon L. Howard, Mary Susan Dill, Wencil D. Goudie, George L. Hudson, John Mills Dillon, Michael Joseph Graham, James Michael Humphreys, Louise Wichter Dobberstein, Kathleen N. Gray, Robert D. Hunter, Thomas R.

Dock, Susan Eve Beyer Greene, Gordon Llewellyn Hurd, Robert Bernard Doctor, Kenneth Richard Greene, Janet Ishan Hurni, Jill Elaine Dodd, Cheryl Alice Grigg, Marilyn Margaret Hussein, Mohd Salleh B. Haji Dodd, Eldon W. Groendyk, Allen Dale Hutchinson, Barbara Lee Dolan, Patricia Ann Grett, Kathy Ann Hutchinson, Mary Lynn Oxendale

Dornbos, Michael Andrew Gustafson, LaDon Huth, Edward T. Donahue, David F. Ha, Myung-Soc Ibrahim, Musa Kalamunlah Abdallah Donihue, Yolanda M. Haase, James Dale Irvin, Edward Dove, Vickie Lynn Habicht, Ann Irvin, Mary Irene Dowell, Clarence Calvin Hague, Carole J. Irwin, David Johnson

Drnek, Charles Lavern Haight, Carol A. Ismaila, Alhaji Mustapha Drolen, Joyce Elaine Haines, Beth Mary Jackson, Jerome Spencer Duba, George Alexander Hall, Judith Knapp Jacob, Trina Ignacio Duering, Wayne Thomas Hall, Randolph George Jarmul, Meredith Ann Dunbar, Dorothy Halpert, Diane R. Jenkins, Judith Martinson

Durflinger, Barbara Christine Hampton, LaDonna Clarice Jenney, Timothy R. Eaton, David Joseph Han, Sang H. John, Kathleen S. Ebbe, Obi N. Ignatius Hankamp, Jack Johns, Suzanne Marie Edmondson, Marguerite Hanna, Mary C. Clark Johnson Jr., Abner Edwards, Burlie Elizabeth Hansen, Diane Linda Johnson Jr., Charles

Ellison, Joseph William II Harper, Mark Lawrence Johnson, Christy Lou Elyea, Alan L. Harris, Thomas John Johnson, Gary Allen Ewald, Deborah Ann Hartke, Toni Kathleen Johnson, Lamar Ferda, John Robert Harvey, Louise Julianne Johnson, Lois A. Ferguson, Ronald Bruce Hashim, Ibrahim Johnson Jr., Monroe

Ferjani, Fauzia Belaid Hatfield, William George Johnsonbaugh, John Gregory Ferrell, Sandra Jean Haulenbeek, Susan Renee Sinclair Jones, Robert Lee Ferry, Thomas Miles Havenga, Shirley Kaiser, Carolyn Mills Few, Linda Jan Hawkins, Carolye Rita Banks Kaiser, Phyllis Emma Figel, Irvin L. Hefferton, Jocelyn Gail Melina Kamischke, Karen Fenske Kanarek, Elizabeth Mulder Legier, Cynthia Louise Mickle, Susie Wesley Katz, Brenda Adele Leonard, Margaret E. Middlebush, Valerie Ann Ernst Keesler, Pamela Gibson Leopold, Robert Stephen Mikkelson, Stella Keith, Dennis Dale LeTarte, William Paul Miko, Karl John Kelly, James Paul Liepins, Inese Miller, James Arthur

Kendzierski, Ronald M. Ligtenberg, Loren Jack Miner, Marian Aumann Kennedy Jean Lois Albrecht Lilly, Florence Evelyn Mingo, Quentin Lewis Kent, Frances E. Liu, Chin-Chao Mitchell, Douglas Scott Kerr, John L. Lockwood, Douglas Albert Monteith, Beth Alexandria King, Archie L. Loomis, Norma Irene Montgomery, Robert L.

King, James Dale Louisell, Beverly Annette Moon, Dennis L. King, James R. Lowell, Janiece Elaine Moser, Ruth Merwin King, Linda S. Lurtsema, Patricia Ann Muir, Katherine Anne Kinner, JoAnn M. Lynn, Margaret Jean Mullen, Jean Kathryn Kirk, Shirley Turner Lyon, Carol Ann Munoz, Fernando

Kirven, Shirley J. Maccallum, Roberta Ann Murphy, Terrence H. Klaassen, Daniel Sherman Mahaffey, Patrick John Murray, Carol Bennett Kline, Carolyn L. Maki, Gerald Elias Muvrin, Glenn Joseph Klingler, Esther Koch Maki, Mary Elizabeth Myers, Sharie Louise Kloote, Thomas Roger Malo, Peter Elci Nail, Lisa Lechner

Klunder, John B. Maneshni, Bahram Nash, Barbara Pritchard Knaack, Shirley Thomas Mann, Marjorie Doris Nave, Clara Joan Knapp, Karen Lynn Marcantonio, Lorraine Struss Neff, Susan G. Knudstrup, Susan M. Shirkey March, Michael Ryan Nelson, Christine Seipke Koach, Robert Barry Marengo, Jane Bennett Nelson, Deborah K.

Koeman, Dan Arthur Marker, Erwin C. Newton, Hester Pitts Koenig, Thomas L. Marsh, Georgia Mary Newton, Janie Hall Koenigsknecht, Joseph L. Martin, James Vernon Niazi, Janbaz Koetsier, Tonya Ann Fedewa Martinson, Richard D. Nichols, Cameron Bruce Koizumi, Shigeyuki Massie, Larry B. Nichols, Donald Frank

Kong, Mih-Seh Mathis, Ronald R. Niece, Philip E. Korhorn, Terry D. Matson, Dale Noble, Linda Irene Koronkiewicz, Dena Marie Mattens, Carol A. Norton, Joanne B. Kovach, Patricia Faith Matz, Peter Joseph Nuyen, Mildred Jane Krafft, Kathleen M. Mausert, Ruth M. Oakes, Jeanne Sigsby

Kragt, Alice M. May, Roger Oakes, Michael Close Kramer, Albert L. Mayforth, Russell Peter Ober, Benjamin Robert Kramer, Sandra J. McCall, Michael Stanton Oberheu, Vivian Louise Kreider, Connie S. McClelland, James Donald O'Brien, Ronald F. Kreuger, Barbara Ann Mccloughan, Thomas E. Odom, Claudia

Kroeze, Susan Jane McClure, Ruth E. Okeafor, Uche S. Kronk, Sharon Marie McDonald, Dawn Dunham Ola, Jacob Akanbi Kruse, Mary J. McFall, George Allan Olds, Betty K. Kruska, Mary Ellen Koster McGee, Timothy Joseph Olsen, Larry Dee Kuieck, Brenda Jean McLain, Christine Fisher Olszewski, Karen Jean

Kuntz, Barbara J. McMullin, Joy Yvonne Ong, Pamela A. Kyncl, Charles Paul McNally, Carole Ann Oomen, Anne-Marie Lai-Shi, Nancy Chan McNutt, James Roger Orme, Timothy Cleve Lambert, Juanita McLean McPhee, Judith Ann Oster, Marc I. Landi, Mary McRae, William Robert Osterkorn, Marianne

Langwell, Dennis W. Mcsween, Terry E. Osterman, Sandra L. LaRocque, Brian G. Mechem, George W. Paine, George Richard Larson, Jacqueline Hilda Medema, Pamela Kay Palmer, David Ralph Larson, Kenneth Richard Meier, Margie Mae Paquin, Donna Strong Laswell, Samuel H. Merritt, Joanne L. Parrish, Shirley Ann

Law, Elizabeth Marie Merritt, Peter Gorham Patel, Vikram Pragjibhai Lawing, Michael A. Mersman, David Allan Pearson, Luella M. Le, Huan Metzger, James F. Pearson, Mary Kathleen Leatherman, Carol Jean Meyer, Kathryn Ann Pelletier, Phyllis Grace Lebowitz, Susan Kay Ritzler Michalak, Barbara Anne Pennington, Harvey Joseph Perry, Paula Sue Schaadt, Edward A. Stimac, John Phillip Petersen, Pat Casey Schatz, Sharon Kathleen Stinson, Diane M. Petersen, Tommye Lynne Schau, Allen David Stout, Mary Degenic Peterson, Joseph Dean Schepers, Nancy Dee Stoynoff, Gary Michael Peterson, Margaret Evelyn Cedergren Schlager, Karen Jane Strahl, Janet Lou

Peterson, Patricia E. Macey Schmitz, David D. Streekstra, Cynthia Smith Peterson, Tillie Schreiner, Dianne Lyn Streekstra, Ruth Yvonne Pfotenhauer, Martin Eric Schroeder, Alvin E. Stuart, Paul Bruce Philipp, Mary Kathryn Schroeter, Wolfgang Claus Stuckhardt, Beverly Bellis Phillips, Stacy E. Schroyer, Shirley Jean Sturtevant, Sarah Jane

Phillips, William Brian Schuelke, Nanette Collins Suesi, Abdullatif Muftah Pier, Judith Claire Schuler, Nobel Lynn Sughayir, Abdullah Mohammed Pierce, Lee W. Schwartz, Frank J. Sundberg, Carol Marie Piggott, Carol Sue Scott, Judith Ellen Braby Suzuki, Sha Pinnick, Christine Seigel, Paul Jay Swanson, Randi Veva

Pogue, Deboriah Angela Seilheimer, Randy Harvey Swartz, Marcia Lee Pollard, William John Severin, Steven Roger Sweers, Julie Marie Porter, Bradley G. Shafiee, Shahram Syrek, Richard John Porter, Constance Joan Shahrestani, Hamid Tarnutzer, Thomas J. Posthuma, Nancy Allison Sheathelm, Glenn Howard Taylor, Bruce Milo

Poterack, Timothy James Sheeler, Diane L. Taylor, Gerald Brian Primes, Evelyn Taylor Sheets, Patricia Ann Champion Tays, Barbara Lee Prinzing, Marja Nelson Sherman, Ronald Joseph Teitelbaum, Julie Przewozniak, Diane Marie Shierk, Virginia O. Teuscher, Harold Julius Pugh, Daniel Grant Shoemake, Rosemary A. Thompson, Ethel B.

Quiel, Marlyne Kniebel Shrimplin, Judith Anderton Thompson, Gerald L. Quint, Janice Kay Siddall, Brian L. Thurman, Thomas Neil Radojcich, Linda Jean Foresi Simcik, Laurie Jane Todak, Lawrence Stephen Reagan, Michael F. Simoes-Fontes, Aldair Fiori Tomaro, Ben Rocco Reece, David W. Simon, Kendra Kay Lane Torres, Jose

Reed, Penelope Diane Sloan, John Steward Jr. Towell, Susan Elizabeth Reist, Audrey B. Slocum, Gary L. Tracey, Mary Delia Remo, Lynne Waller Smith, Arthur Thomas Trainor, Timothy Neil Richards, Sandra Joann Smith, Catherine Rebecca Treloar, Donna Bush Riekse, Max James Smith, Kenneth Duane Tripp, Matthew Lawrence

Riley, Douglas A. Smith, Lois A. Turk, James Marquis Ripma, Betty Ruth Smith, Mark Nelson Turner, Gail Patricia Risk, Wendy Ann Smith, Michael Anthony Turner, Harold Harvey Rizzio, Kenneth James Smith, Michael Earl Turner, Katherine Elizabeth Robberson, Irene Kydon Smith, Robert Glen Tyiska, Denise Lauran Gipson

Robinson, Ronald Gene Smith, Ronald Martin Usvissessivakul, Vinai Rochester, Judy Ann Smith, Spencer Baron Jr. Vadeboncoeur, Mary Christine Roder, Frank Emil Smith, Sue Phillips Van Donselaar, Richard R. Rodriguez, David Lee Sneller, Nancy Rae Van Sickle, William Anthony Root, Gary Lynn Sniegowski, R. P. Van Til, Elissa Barbara

Rosa, Joseph A. Snow, Jean A. Van Winkle, Mary Carolyn Rose, Barbara Jean Solander, Carol Ruth Vanbelois, Robert Earl Rossio, Richard Allen Soukup, Ann Elizabeth Vanden Berg, David John Rozek, Christine M. Southworth, Cheryl Ann Vanden Pol, Richard Aart Rozen, Teresa Jeanne Sowers, Leonard O. Jr. Vander Kamp, Richard H.

Rubel, Virginia Spaniolo, Anna Mae Berg Vander Linde, Geraldine M. Ruggles, Ted R. Speers, Jan Elizabeth Vander Ploeg, Llewellyn Rutherford, Susan Arnsberger Spencer, Bruce J. Vander Saan, Lee Roger Ryles, Graham Hartley Speyers, Bonnie Jo Vanderkooi, Bruce Jerome Ryles, Judith Ada Spratt, Ann L. VanDerVaar-t, Richard L.

Sagan, Linda Marie Sprayberry, JoAnn VanDerveer, Jane E. Sallwey, Alex Hermann Sprick, Carolyn J. Vander Wall, Bernard John Jr. Satterfield, Gloria Yvonne Stonge, Gary Wayne Vanderwier, Wayne Alan Sattler, Dexter Steinhauser, Carlos Enrique Vandoorne, David John Saunders, Karen Therese Stephens, Kenneth Ray Verbrugge, Maria Rita M. Verduin, Ethel Fae Weids, John Charles Witucki, Sharon Vermaas, William Jr. Welsh, Thomas M. Woerner, Diane Marie Vodry, Pamela Sue Wertz, Gary Frederick Wojciechowski, Michael Jo�eph Vogan, Celeste Kaiser Westcott, Suzanne Marie Woodhams, Alan James Vogel, R. Joan Westgate, Larry Dean Woodruff, Laura Lee

Wagner, Dianne Louise Westrate, Mark Edwin Woolrich, Georgia Wagner, George Charles Wheeler, Mary Carolyn Worgul, Douglas Robert Wallace, Dorothy M. Whitaker, Donna Wozniak, Jenine A. Wallen-Mubenga, Marie Wierenga, Theron Wright, Stephen A. Walters, Gregory J. Wiggins, Shirley Jean Wuest, Susan M.

Walton, Marion Martin Jr. Wilcox, Jean M. Wylie, Jacqueline Lee Ware, Anne Elizabeth Williams, Brenda Joyce Wynkoop, Douglas V. III Warshawsky, Larry David Williams, Suanne Alice Yankoviak, Sara Jo Wassink, David Alan Williams, Teresa Yared, Johanna Watkins, Paula Joyce Williams, Victoria Cecelia Yashinsky, Robert David

Watson, David Eric Willis, Priscilla A. Yinger, Karen Eleanor Weber, Helen Ann Wilson, Martha Louise Galmore Yonkers, Lee Boyd Webster, Babs Blaine Fulbright Wilson, Michael James Young, Donna Jean Wegener, Doreen Smith Wingerter, Pamela Kay Zack, John Thomas Wegener, Larry L. Wippel, Francis Charles Zomerlei, Joseph Alan Witt, David Daniel

Master of Business Administration

Akhtar, Sher Muhammad Hopkalo, Wasyl Rodgers, John Curry Antonelli, Philip James Hughes, William S. Salvesen, William Ralph Bailey, Pierrette L. Johnson, Nancy M. Schneider, Robert Gregor II Blose, Stephen Lewis Koning, Harold Alan Seymoure, Steven Jay Brown, Robert R. III Lo, Stephen Wing-Tai Shafer, John Clinton

Burns, Joseph Henry III Locatis, Terry Lynn Shreiner, Brent W. Clark, Kerry E. McIntyre, James William III Sneller, Randall Keith Coleman, Robert Henry Moe, Michele Marie Spangelo, Ronald C. Engster, Robert C. Ostericher, Richard F. Wagner, Fredrick James Garcia, Mark Edmund Polley, Kim Christina Weller, Penny Sue Greenawalt, Steven Wayne Prussing, William Edouard Yircott, Jeffrey Alan

Master of Fine Arts

Fryling, Carol E. McMahan, John Robert Roeder, Nancy Katherine Mueller, Christine Cecelia

Master of Music

Adams-Young, Lora Victoria Brown, Robert Stephen Gilbertson, Susan Rae Ahlstect, Linda Lee Crawford, Julia Hoopengardner Wiersma, Rose Marie Truitt DeJong, Celinda H. Bailey

Master of Public Administration

Adams, Dennis Robert Hall, Dennis J. Powers, Jeanne L. Brower, Jerry J. Ince, Martha Elizabeth Pritchett, Marva Luttrell Clevey, Mark Harland Koert, Nancy Ann Schermerhorn, Mark Christopher Coon, David Ronald La Rose, John Milton Stedron, Charles J. Drouin, Renee Marie MacPherson, James Arthur Thelen, Thomas Henry

Forsberg, George L. Mellstead, Allen DeWayne Van Dyk, Roger Allen Gabrielse, David E. Michaelson, Michael Thomas Vogel, Thomas A. Haapala, Edwin Jay Opalka, Susan Merrie Yore, James E.

1;1.ister of Occupational Therapy

Berchulo, Cynthia Marie Greenwald, Laurel Lynn Lankin, Roslyn Ann Crawley, S. L., Martha Louise Hempel, Karen A. Schaeffer, Kathleen Marie French, Carla K. Kornbluth, Katherine Siangchin, Christine Meyers Master of Science

Caulfield, John Allen Lee, Young Kwang Riaz, Mohammad Anwar Chintanaroad, Chitti Madjd, Mohammad-Kashani Strally, Samuel R. Derdyk, Flavio Majidinejad, Mohsen Taheri, Javad Eenigenburg, James Elton Malik, Sarfraz Ahmad Tang, Siu Lung Ghaemaghami, Soleiman Shahin McPartlin, Richard C. Terwilliger, Wayne E.

Ghahremani-Tabrize, Darioush Medina, Eduardo M. Tubergen, John Alan Hathaway, Richard B. Moe, David Lawrence Wetzler, Mitchell R. Hori, John Arthur Quick, David S. White, David Thomas Jaliawala, Jawed Reid, Leonard A. Wilson, Johnny Khosrowpanah, Shahriar Yunck, Frederick Edward

Master of Science in Accountancy

Haveman, Bruce M. Hernandez, Thomas R. Wenger, Douglas Raymond

Master of Science in Librarianship

Adams, Jeanette Ethel Girton, Florence R. Maus, Carol Ruth Akaboski, Takako Gordon, Carol Ann McDonnell, Michael Patrick Beaudoin, Karen Andree Greer, CSMP Brother Phillip Earl Nurulhuda, Putri Bennett, Patricia Irene Hang, Suellen Owsley, G. Margaret Bird, Jacqueline A. Heileman, Gene Pillow, Robert Galen

Bosworth, Elaine K. Hoekwater, Keith James Provenzola-Palrner, Mary E. Bryan, Ann Gieseler Hofstetter, Sheila Quillen Sarenius, Ann E. Burk, Janet L. Hulsey, Richard Alan Smith, Diane Myrle Buss, Judith Ann Hutchins, Paul R. Steward, Jane Pauline Carpino, Linda Marlene Hyerdall, Linda Joanne Stirling, Isabel Ann

Carroll, Donna M. Kasson, Shirley Ann Strohmeyer, Jean M. Collins, Loretta Ellen Kirn, Haeng Ja Strouf, Donnagene Cylkowski, Kathleen Mary Kirwan, John Brendan Sutherland, Timothy L. Dickinson, Charles E. Kostynyk, Evangelene Louise Teddy, Lorri Dawn El-Tunsi, Yousef Mohamed Ladd, Marcia Thurlie Wendland, Ann Day

Fey, Douglas R. Linderman, James Gary Wharton, Deborah Ann Foster, Stephen Paul Mahaffey, Susan Margaret Wilson, Janet Marie Gaus, Diana Lynn Wyndels, James Brian

Master of Science in Statistics

Folkert, Nella J. Tang, Siu Lung

Master of Social Work

Barber, H. James Wilson, Frank Clennon U. Bachelor of Arts

Agne, Donald E. Harikae, Keiko Rezvani, Seyed A. Alkhalifa, Nasser Hamad Hershiser, Marjorie A. Riddell, Bethany Valerie Arimoto, Kenro Hill, Elizabeth Ann Rop, Dusty A. Baer, Denise Eileen Hinkley, Stephen F. Rothrock, Douglas M. Baker , LeAnne Hooper, Cathie Lynn Sackett, Carol Maxine

Behm, Kurt Sanford Hull, H. Baron Sauter, Janet M. Benson, Ronald C. Huston, Jean B. Schmidt, Julie Anne Bergez, Dorothy Morgan Janing, Kim Louise Scott-Konopinski, Brenda Bratton, Kim Korn, Richard David Shelton, Michael Bernard Brooks, Thomas A. Korth, Kim Mary Shepich, Mary Beth

Burton, Eugene Henderson III Kruer, Mary Suzanne Smeak, Robin Jean Caringella, Susan LaPorte, Robert Martin Smeenge, Merri Elen Christman, Annette Leck, Linda J. Stanard, T. Zoe Coates, Thomas Lee, Leslie Ann Steaban, Lynn Marie Cox, Carol Ann Lutz, Timothy Mark Steffens, Susan Jane

DeGrave, Elizabeth Jean MacKellar, Carole Anne Stevens, Leigh Alden Eoll, Deborah McAuliffe, Susan C. Stoddard, Elizabeth A. Eppens, Alfred John McBrien, Beverly Anne Stokes, Deborah Lynn Fortino, Linda Marie Miller, Martha J. Strickland, Kathi Ann Gberkon, James Iorkohol Munn, Michael David Tanner, Christine Anne

Gianunzio, Denise Murphy, Lisa Ann Tinklenberg, Guy Gillette, Michael Madison Nishimura, Chiemi Tomlinson, Margaret Anne Greene, Daryl Curtis O'Mara, Catherine Wahr, Judy Marlene Greider, Sherman D. Jr. Orban, Gabor Walenga, Mary Jane Guardiola, Maria Elva Overley, Sandra Susan Wan, Kui Leung Haight, Robert Clifton Picard, James Vincent Wilks, Terrence Keith Halpin, Robin L. Post, Loretta Anne Wood, Dawn Marie Hamilton, Douglas L. Provenzano, Robert Zamora, Adam Jr. Hansen, Ann Zwier, Marian Haven

Bachelor of Business Administration

Bigelow, Timothy Patrick Ellis, Mark Henry Kulberg, Erika A. Bleam, Lorri Lynn Forbert, Kenneth R. Lindbergh, Ginger Ann Bolger, John Joseph III Foresman, Michael Bruce Lintz, Douglas A. Borkowski, Michael A. Fortson, Coy D. Loos, Marsha Bouley, David John Green, Kenneth G. Luther, Edward Hale

Bowersox, Kay J. Grundy, James Dean Mazurek, Lee Ann Brown, Dale D. Jr. Hagelin, Boris III Meade, Lynn Susan Cain, Arie S. Hamal, Wendy K. Meagher, Margaret Anne Capaldi, Jerome J. Hedden, Richard Earl Milliken, Keith Michael Carruthers, Dale Robert Hemminger, Martin H. Moore, David Lenard

Castle, LuAnne M. Herron, Terry Allen Near, Bernard R. Castle, Marshal I. Hodge, Robert Clark O'Hara, Dennis M .. Clancey, William G. Jr. Hoffman, William G. O'Hara, Keven Michael Coffman, Miles G. Jr. Holmes, Kenneth Smoot Jr. O'Neal, Stephanie Jean Collins, William Douglas Hoopingarner, Judson Powell Pagan, Nick Martin Cook, Steven Anthony Howland, David Loy Patton, James Gardner Coombs, Steven Arthur Ingram, Albert S. Potter, Ray Alan Crowe, Nancy A. Jacobs, Allen T. Richards, Susan Dorothy David, Karen Marie Kaczorowski, Douglas James Rix, Harold W. Day, James Lee Keyser, Lou Ann Rochleau, Dean A.

DeFauw, Mark A. Kimbrough, Marcetta Renea Rossi, Thomas Edward Duncan, Dennis James Knebel, Charles John Rush, David Arthur Edwards, Christopher Martin Kohlitz, Timothy Paul Rushing, Derwin O. Elderkin, Connie J. Koussan, Chuck A. Schmalz, Joan Marie Ellis, John Anthony Kreichauf, Ronald Charles Schultz, Karen Elizabeth Sharp, Gary Steven Stahl, David Kenneth Wassenaar, Craig G. Simon, Lawrence F. Stockmar, Jacqueline A. Wierda, Denny E. Smith, Bonita E. Sunday, Sheldon Charles Wilber, David Grant Smith, Brian Steven Szewczuk, Stephan Paul Williams, Gina S. Smith, John Keith Taylor, Kirk A. Witoszynski, Roberts.

Sober, Joseph Stanley Vallett, Thomas Arthur Woiwode, Steven L. Sowers, Leslie Johanna Vanlonkhuyzen, Bernard Paul Wood, Roger Allen

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Frieders, Kenneth Anton Szten, Julia Marie

Bachelor of Music

Baccaro, Karen A. Jagodnik, Doreen Ellen Pierson, Julie Bishop, Michael Jerome Kazanjian, Carol Jean Reinhardt, Diana Jean Haas, Karey Bradford Johnson Lang, Cynthia Lou Sammer, Michael Edward Horn, Douglas Alan Mosier, Denise Mary Troffer, Sheri L. Paulsen, Jane Carol

Bachelor of Science

Acterhoff, Carol Beth Churchwell, Joseph Hillary Fields, Napoleon Afton, Clifford James Cody, Kellie D. Jr. Finnegan, Michael William Akinwale, Akinyemi Coffeen, Judith Ann Fitzsimons, Bettina Rae Aldafa, Bader Omar Ismail Comer, Cynthia Anne Flanagan, Martha Ann Alexander, Crystal Sue Cornelius, Shirley Louise Fleming, Alan L.

Andrzejewski, Steven Paul Craig, Frank Jr. Fontana, Robin Ann Anthes, Arlene Beth Crandall, John C. Fortner, Cindy Lou Asmus, Kenneth Harold Crawford, Timothy McLallen Fossitt, Janey Assenzo, Mary Louise Craymer, June A. Fowler, Craig Steven Babcock, Lynn Carol Crump, Yvonne Jeanette Franks, Sue Ellen

Baber, Gwendolyn Cummings, Linda Gale Freda, Christine E. Balas, Clark William Decker, Gary L. Freridge, Barbara Ann Barbieri, Jerome Louis Delvecchio, Janice M. Gardner, Kitty Corey Battaglia, Jerry J. Denmark, Thomas Calvin III George, Deborah Beach, Cynthia Ann Denmun, Sherry A. Gersell, Nancy Ann

Bean, Elizabeth Campbell Depeder, Jane Schavon Gildea, Terri Lee Beason, John Robert DeWitt, James Rodney Good, Jon W. Beckstrom, Margaret May Dick, Keitha Kay Goy, John M. Bell, Dorothea Divjak, Sue Vire Grable, Brian Nelson Bendix, Bruce L. Dowling, Douglas E. Graham, David C.

Berens, Marilyn Kay Drolet, Margaret Mae Grandberry, Charlene Betz, Linda Kay Duckworth, Dennis Ray Grasmeyer, Randall Allen Bialik, David Edward Dufour, Robert Michael Grayson, Kathleen J. Blendermann, Chris W. Dutilly, Robert Normand Griffin, Susan Marie Braham, William Douglas Dyer, Carol A. Griswold, Deborah Lynn

Britton, Dennis James Ecton, David F. Gumtow, Janet M. Brooke-Grams, Nancy Jo Edwards, Ed H. Haines, David Wesley Bueker, Lori Jo Elliott, Richard M. Hakken, Paul A. Burgess, Larry Douglas Engels, James Allen Handyside, Craig James Calkins, John Bernard Jr. Engle, Thomas Joe Jr. Harris, Rebecca Jane

Carney, Kathleen T. Eskuri, Patricia Harvel, Pamela Louise Case, Vicki Lee Fadel, Ali A. Harwood, Emanuel Lopez Chadderdon, Patrick L. Fang, Wen-Yu Wendy Henke, Toni Ellen Marie Chamberlain, Laurie Danene Feightner, Roger Lee Henkel, Harold Thomas Cholish, Pamela Susan Ferner, James Robert Herbert, Kevin M. Hilden, Ross William Napolitan, Mark W. Simpson, Felicia Ann Hildreth, Eleanor Charita O'Connor, Patricia Sue Sine, Richard Alvin Hill, Mary Louise Odom, Donnie Latel Sleep, James N. Hoevemeyer, Victoria Ann Onuku, Mustafa A. Smith, Kenneth J. Holcombe, Jackie Ann Oran, Mary R. Smith, Lori Marie

Holmes, Aldo Ray Outman, John F. Southern, Gretchen J. Holmgren, Steven Allen Paulus, Karen M. Spears, Edith Yvonne Hunter, Martin Douglas Pearson, Charles Steven Stacy, Carole Ann Husted, Barbara Matson Peck, Janice Lynn Stafford, Mark W. Ikegbune, Basil Oguaya Peplinski, Judith Kay Stenholm, Mark David

Jacobs, Dora Elizabeth Perry, Erick Duane Stevens, Dorothy Johnson James, Lorene Petar, Katherine Gwyn Stubler, David Robert Johnson, Mary Ann Peters, David Michael Swanson, Jody Ann Kane, Conda L. Pierce, Cheryl Lee Tesmer, Judith Lynn Kale Keister, Christopher B. Piller, Michael E. Thomas, Byron Craig

Kerr, Henry Avelyn Pippin, Joyce Ellen Timm, Randall James Kiley, Karla Dee Pluta, Donald Steven Tracy, Lee Ann Kilmartin, Peter Michael Pohja, Richard W. Travis, Sandra Lee Kreichauf, Betsy L. Pomeroy, Ruth Ann Turner, Ron E. Kruse, Lynne Marie Poole, Kristie Denise Upp, Julie Arlynn

Kunkle, Rebecca Jean Poppy, Roberta Ann Vanantwerp, Carol Ann Lacker, Margaret Ann Pott, Kenneth Roger Vandyken, John B. LaVoy, Phillip Anthony Potter, Elizabeth W. Vavra, Charles J. Leatherwood, Patrick DX Pownall, Teresa Lou Wagner, Mary Ann Lee, Randall Edward Pratt, Theresa B. Waldron, Bradley Dennis

Lettinga, Denise Laverne Prendergast, Marie Emily Walker, James L. Jr. Lindahl, Beverly Jo Prihoda, Joseph Giles Walker, Leola Mae Lisiecki, Denise Agnes Pydlek, David Jeffry Wallace, Laura A. Ludwig, William John Rader, David L. Watts, Joan Frances MacDonald, Heather Elizabeth Reames, Richard A. Weatherly, Judith Ailor

Mattison, Deborah Ann Replogle, Dennis R. Wehrman, Nancy Jane Mayer, Richard Wayne Rich, Douglas Alan White, Gary Douglas McCabe, Bruce L. Richardson, Jill Denise White, Kristin Jean Mccants, John Henry Jr. Riharb, Kristie Ann White, William M. McCormick, Chris Michael Risner, Debra Lynn Whitlow, Emery C. Jr.

McDonald, Kathy Jane Roberts, Susan Irene Whitlow, Katherine K. McIntosh, Florence Romisch, Catherine C. Wiggen, Susan Ellyn McLain, John Douglas Rop, Patricia Sue Williams, Janice Marie Merkel, Patricia Joan Roth, Stephen Lance Williams, Susan Ann Miller, Claude Fredrick Rusch, Sally Jo Winter, Susan Ann

Miller, Dianne Rushton, Elizabeth G. Wolohan, Jeanne L. Miller, Keith M. Ryan, Robert Matthew Womac, Sandra Aldrich Mitchell, Jenice Yvonne Scafaria, Nancy Marie Word, Emily Joan Monroy, Bonnie Louise Schorger, William Reid Work, Gary A. Morse, Rolland Lee Schroen, William James Wynant, Cristy Lynn

Mrozovich, M. F. Seabold, Todd J. Young, David G. Musser, Steven Dale Sekerka, Scott D. Young, Richard Michael Myers, Kent Davis Jr. Short, Robert C. Zielke, Nancy C. Nacci, Kenneth A. Simmons, Linda J. Zmolek, Thomas Kent Nadboralski, Glenn Edward Simonds, Allan Milo

Bachelor of Science in Medicine

I Baker, Willard Robert Jr. Devreugd, Charles Douglas Mahan, John Edward Bata, Bonnie Rose Faulkner, Donald Christopher Miller, David L. Beckett, Geoffrey A. Gabbert, Donald H. Nitz, Kathleen Marie Benkley, Bruce Alan Giannelli, Antonio Peter Pone, Arnis Buege, Larry S. Gorie, Charles Thomas Smith, Robert H.

Chandler, Michael W. Grizzaffi, Joseph Anthony Jr. Vander Laan, Leon Jay Coyle, Loreta Jean Houlihan, Thomas P. Waterbrook, Kenton Lee Crockett, Kenneth Adams Jr. Katona, Steve Weitzel, David Francis Davis, Randol Joe Kinowski, Diane Lynn Zuza, John Robert III Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Science)

Miller, David Robert Ozuzu, Uche B.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Bishop, Lyle T. Jr. DeWildt, Charles J� Mitchell, John Albert Clark, Jeffrey L. Griffiths, Mark Steven Rowe, Frederic W.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Hafeez, Syed Nadeemul

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Gupta, Akhil Noroozi, Homauon DEGREES GRANTED DECEMBER 17, 1977

Doctor of Philosophy

Hampstead, William Joseph Kent, Harry M. Rizvi, Arshad H.

Doctor of Education

Ault, Richard E. Doud, Robert Scranton Peterson, Jo-Alyce Karen Caldwell, Mary Sue Fairbanks, Larry James Yamashita, Lorraine Constance Long, Patrick T.

Specialist in Arts

Fisher, George

Specialist in Education

Callaway, Franzetta M. Fossum, David George Upton, William Dennis Campbell, Catherine Mary Koloscik, Lorraine E. Van Helton, Weyman Campbell, Linda M. Skidmore, Jane Marie Yingst, Jeanne O'Brien Spoors, Earl J. Sr.

Master of Arts

Alstrom, Pamela K. Crews, John Eric Greening, Marie Louise Althouse, Francina Rose Crews, Nancy Jean Murphy Guild, Vaughn A. Anderson, Susan Jane Cropsey, David Gysin II, Oliver J. Baar, Janet Lynn Crowell, Sheryl E. Haase, James Dale Bachman, Donna K. Crummett, Allan Warren Hamaker, Alice Marie

Bailey, Ronald Lee Dabkowski, Judith Hamill, Margaret Christine Bakita, Gayle Genevieve Danapilis, Valentinas W. Harbron, Steven Lee Ball, Jacqueline Ann Daniels, Marvin Harris, Michael Ken Barnes, Bernadette Larkin Davis, Barbara Marie Landry Harte, Nancy Josephine Bat-Abraham, Rachel Leah Day, M. Victoria Hartz, Marlene Kay

Battjes, Robert P. Decker, James E. Hartzler, Cynthia Mink Belter, Mary L. Wheeler DeGraaf, David L. Hauch, Valerie Catherine Bergers, James Randall Dengerink, Larry J. Heffernan, Peggy M. Bierley, Michael Joseph Derdyk, Priscila Rosemann Heminger, Jon Ellis Bilycia, Demetria Marcia Devries, Linda Katherine Herm, James William

Blain, Alice Diane Dietz, Charles R. Jr. Hernandez, Pablo V. Jr. Boersma, Garrett Jr. Donahue, Alice Derezinski Herrera, Manuel Emit Boyd, Marilyn S. Dorow, Jerilynn Hilario, Martha E. Bradley, Susan Dube, Ruth Mabada Thomas Hildebrant, Thomas Arthur Brame, Richard G. Ewald, Deborah Ann Hill, Merrilee E.

Breyer, Ann S. Fairchild, Jerry Dean Hillary, Edward Albert Brieve, Franklin Jack Fickert, Stephen S. Holmes, Claire Louise Brott, Ronald B. Ford, Charles Wesley Hopkins, Garry J. Buist, Brenda Broome Formsma, Kenneth R. Harness, Irene Bull, James R. Foster, Pauline M. Hunt, Dennis A.

Burns, Jacquelyn Izora Galecki, Richard Anthony Hunt, Susan Elizabeth Cisler, James J. Gallagher, Thomas Michael Huttenga, Sandra Jean Clark, Marjorie Marie Gang, Deborah C. Iwata, Margaret Moore Clausen, Carol Lynn Garcia, Eileen J. Jacob, Trina Ignacio Clements, Denise Ann Geasler, Marshall J. Jacobs, Harvey Earl

Compton, Linda Darlene Ghazaee, Nahid Jex, Garland Douglas Compton, Richard L. Giguere, Gerard E. Johnson, Carl Merle Cooper, James D. Glascott, Shirley Jean Johnson, Colleen Kelly Cox, Janette L. Gluckman, David Lewis Johnson, Delores Marie Crater, Terrance James Golembiewski, Donald J. Johnson Jr., Abner Johnson, Lynn R. Morris, Carol S. Skidmore, Larry Dale Jones III, Walter Jarrett Moss, Glen W. Sledge, Danny Eugene Jones, Karen Evelyn Muir, Katherine Anne Slusarczyk, Linda Ann Jones, Marsha K. Naghshpour, Shahdad Smith, Robin Elise Kanjirathinkal, Mathew J. Nash, Barbara Pritchard Smith, Wendy Lee

Kao, Millie C. L. Neely, John F. Sniegowski, R. P. Kashi-Afshar, Faramarz Nespor, Sheryl Yvonne Lehman Sparks, Nancy Ann Foster Kaufman, Robert L. Neubauer, Joy L. Steinert, Patricia Lou Kennedy, Nancy Niazi, Janbaz Steinke, Brian Ward Kenney, Cheryl Larue Nichols, Blair McLaury Strahl, Donna Mae

King, James Dale Njus, Richard Lee Sturtevant, Sarah Jane Kinney, Cecelia Anne Nurulhuda, Putri Sukkar, Zareefeh Omar Kirk, Mary Anne Olsen, Larry Dee Sullivan, Norman Craig Kirven, Shirley J. Oster, Marc I Tanis, Roland A. Klemm, Douglas E. Parks, Charles Wilbur Jr. Taraskiewicz, Barbara Helen

Kohel, Elizabeth A. Parks, Marian F. Taylor, Gary R. Kolberg, Kim Rodney Parrish, Shirley Ann Taylor, Patricia D. Krafft, Kathleen M. Perry, Paula Sue Chase Tillema, Mary Beth Kramer, Cynthia Kay Peterman, Debra Lee Watkins Torres, Eduardo Lamson, James Q. Pfaff, Lawrence Anthony Turner, Harold Harvey

Langeland, Duane Arlyn Powell, Lynn Elsin Union, Madeline Liane LaRose, Paul Emile Przewozniak, Diane Marie Updegraff, Howard T. Lawhorn, Sara Elizabeth Ranson, Robert Dale Van Meekeren, Henrietta Leahey, Jeanette Jennie Rawsky, Ann Elise Hartsuff Vandenelst, Robert Keith Leister, Margery Lynn Ri Chard, James Henry Vandenpol, Richard Aart

Lester, Barbara Ellen Richburg, Orin Vliek, Debra J. Lewis, Cheri Y. Ringle, Ray Lynn Vogel, Pamela June Linden, Jean Louise Matthews Rittenbery, Carol J. Vogl, Sally Joan Liu, Chin-Chao Roberts, Pamela Kay Waltets , Joan Rae Lukaart, Susan Jean Roder, Frank Emil Walters, Rita Walda

Lunquist, Janis A. Rostam, Katiman Wasserman, Cheryl Elyse Lutz, Eric Rea Salisbury, Darryl Alan Wassink, Paula Jo Lux-Grant, Donna Sanders, Mark Steven Weessies, Robert L. Jr. Macon, Laurel Lynn Williams Schack, Lorraine F. Weiglein, Shirley A. Maddox, Cassandra Schanze, Nan Lynne Weishan, Deborah Wulf

Mafarachisi, Constance Mabel Schomer, Joy Elaine Wells, Robert Ian Maiville, Robin Anne Schroeder, Lucille M. Werner, Dorothy Lustig Malone, Mary Callan Schutz, Pamela Neal Britton Westra, Stephen Jay Maneshni, Bahram Schwartz, Lorene M. Westrate, Mark Edwin Mayhew, Michael Francis Scofield, Kay Lynne Wich, Ginger G.

Mbionwu, Onyebuchukwu C. Scott, Walter Wilkorn, Billy Mccallum, Kathleen E. Sehy, George Marshall Wisse, Barbara S. McClure, Ruth E. Seigel, Paul Jay Woerpel, J. Craig McKinney, Michael F. Shouldice, Julia Crumpton Woodruff, Laura Lee Mendelsohn, Henry Neil Simoes, Fontes Aldair Fiori Wykes, L. Michael

Mendiola, Martin Taisacan Simon, Martin John Younger, Marvin Robert Miars, Pamela Jean Sink, Kenneth Michael Ziegler, Kenneth Roland Milford, Cheryl Ann Skalski, Felix D. Ziehl, Rudy Morales, Nelda Zwemer, Robert Jerome

Master of Business Administration

Abrams, Thomas Gerard Kennedy, John William Rendell, Malcolm Joseph Ball, Earl A. Kiebala, Susan M. Rhoades, Susan V. Barr, William R. Knott, James Stephen Selbee, Gerald M. Bigelow, Ronald E. Koeman, Elizabeth J. Sherry, Diana Rose Louise Brady, Michael Gerard Krieger, David Earl Shreiner, Brent W.

Chou, Steve Fasan Krieger, Steven Paul Simons, Frank D. Crouch, Bill W. Lo, Stephen Wing-Tai Steward, John Richard DeYoung, Harold Wayne Lundberg, Nils Anders Tobis, James Harper, Glen A. Miller, Christopher Joseph Wade, Rosemary L. Hudson, Samuel Earl Olutola, Emmanuel Oluremi Whitson, James Franklin Huizingh, Daniel L. Reisender, Lawrence M. Yoshida, Paul Master of Fine Arts

Covert, Cameron Page Guerriero, Michael A. Tye, William Roy McMahan, John Robert

Master of Music

Grier, Jon Jeffrey Wegner, Paul L.

Master of Occupational Therapy

Crawley, Martha Louise S. L. Miles, Lois Morgan Mills, Maribeth Hiller, Donna H.

Master of Public Administration

Beckham, Harriet A. Loeprich, Patrick Larry Oglesby, Daniel Carl Brigham, Richard H. MacGregor, James Ray Orban, George Davis, Eileen Ryan Maclean, John Alan Stariha, Kathleen Jo Gabrielse, David E. Meinel, Janice M. Swain, Alisa Lynne Hynek, Charles W. Moore, Vondie Marie Zank, K. Durwood

Master of Science

Abed, Seraj Yousef Hosken III, William James Rismanchian, Mostafa Akpan, Nkereuwem Edward Huang, Fred Engtat Smith, Marie L. Ayorinde, Somefun Abiodun Jenabzadeh, Feridoon Tubergen, John Alan Azimi, M. Reza D. Keil, Donald Lee Umlauf, Thomas J. Davani, Mahmood Malik, Sarfraz Ahmad Vakili, Faramarz Ghaedi, Amir Hossein Meisling, Donald H. Wintermute, Robert Shackelton

Master of Science in Accountancy

Bailey, Mary Margaret Han, Sang H. Postma, Gary Alan Dravnieks, Albins Nacu, Susan Wikander, Frank Craig

Master of Science in Librarianship

Arnsman, Peggy Thompson Kostynyk, Evangelene Louise Pedowitz, Lori Ellyn Bock, Priscilla Clayton Ladd, Marcia Thurlie Pritchard, Mildred Howe Boettcher, Joline Livingston, George R. Sarenius, Stefan Sulo Cary, Linda Lee Lumpkins, Ruth A. Storey, Janus R. Crider, Carol Anne Martin, Rose Marie Sister Strohmeyer, Jean M.

Frydrych, Mary Kaminski Merrifield, Mary Ann Sutherland, Timothy L. Gareau, Deborah Lee Morgan, Linda E. Tenbrink, Cheryl Marie Gunthorpe, Susan Marie Blaskie Palko, John Martin Walsh, James Michael Jergerian, Violet Ann Williams, Susan Jane Spencer

Master of Science in Statistics

Abdullah, Wan Yusof Wan Akinyelure, Samuel Oladunjoye

Bachelor of Arts

Allan, Kathi J. Blietz, Cynthia S. Carson, Julia Ann Bailhe, Richard Jr. Bohr, John N. ·Cash, Necole Hollis Bakke, Paul Willson Borsos, David Charles Cavazos, Maria Elena Barkalow, Irene M. Bradley, Lindell Philip Cheyne, Sharon Cora Bauer, Richard A. Browning, Sara Ann Collins, Janet Sue

Bedell, Mary A. Butler, Olivia Denise Jones Corbett, Stephen Charles Belian, Thomas M. Button, Jeffrey W. Cravens, John Andrew Biber, Mary S. Galka, Carla Fay Crooks, Michael James Bladecki, Nola Renee Carlson, Linda Kay Crumb, Nancy Ann Bleeker, Gerry M. Carlson, Roland G. Derby, Kenneth David Dudley, Michael T. Kujawa, Andrew John Sager, Patricia Kay Enders, Gina Marie LaLonde, Laura Susan Bloch Schmidt, Linda Jean Ernst, Janet Floy Lambert, Karen Marie Schwarzenberg, Paul Warren Feinauer, Debra Lanphear, Laurie Ann Scott, Mark Wayne Fleshman, Linda Jane Lenihan, Krystin Marie Semark, Douglas Lee

Foerster, Diane Long, Jean Mary Shotwell, Christopher Charles Fox, M. J. Stephen Mack, Laurel Elaine Sineni, Frank Joseph Fox, Thomas Frank Manochayakorn, Youngyuth Slomp, Catharine Ann Fritz, Jayne Lea Marcin, Bridget Gail Smith, Bradford George Funk, Laurence A. McCormick, Judith Ellen Smith, Neil Sidney

Giacobone, Mark Edward McGlinchey, Margaret T. Smith, Rodney Allen Glaser, Lewis Alan Mclvor, Charlotte Ann Soos, Larry Michael Goetz, Kent L. Meeuws, Joanne M. Stahl, James Dale Gould, Molly Mendiola, Felipe M. Stang, Steven Alan Gram, Frances Merrill, Nancy A. Stevenson, Helen Murray

Granet, Bruce B. Meyer, Lori Ann Stone, Michelle Diane Gustafson, Katherine Ann Middleton, Jeffrey C. Streng, Diane Christy Haines, William Leonard Jr. Middleton, Molly Ann Stutzmann, Mark Daniel Haire, Betty Jane Montgomery, Joan L. Sunda, Carmen Faye Harding, Sara Elizabeth Morse, Timothy Virgil Tackmann, Margaret Maria

Hatton, John C. Mundt, Carol Ann Taft, Lynne Anne Hetu, Peter Joseph Nagel, Sandra Lynn Terzibashian, David Hindman, Jeffrey J. Nelson, Janet Irene Tillson, Stephen Michael Hirsch, Patricia Claire Niven, Margaret Mary Tobias, Carl A. Irwin, Donald Andrew Oren, Matthew Montgomery VanSlambrouck, John Gerard

Johnson, Craig Lawrence Orr, Genevieve Renee Walters, Frances Marie Johnson, Michelle Dee Ortleib, Gary Richard Weaver, Susan Beth Johnson, Wendy L. Ozolins, Ardis Weirs, Jan Ellyn Kaercher, Mary Anne Pierson, Christine Summer Wells, Cynthia Lynn Kalogjera, Dalma Marija Pinto, Matthew Alexander Westin, Sandra H.

Kendzierski, Maryann Christine Post, Robert Edward Wheeler, Marc R. Kent, Judith E. Postema, Dorothy Mae Whitelow, Patricia Elaine Kloac, James Merle Puckett, Carla F. Woggon, Michael Arthur Klopman, Alan Louis Rauen, Constance Darlene Wright, Julie M. Knapp, Kathy J. Rausch, Ann A. Yonke, Susan Lynn

Koch, Steven Ray Riffenburg, Carol A. Zagers, Christopher Edwin Kozdron, Diane Francine Ross, Laurie Zeilbeck, Sandra Krauss, Iva Frances Ruffer, Dennis Arthur Zytkewick, Carol Ann

Bachelor of Business Administration

Adams, Thomas P. Campione, Frances Joyce Garland, Dale C. Adamski, Dennis Richard Carter, Mark D. Gaul, Jeffrey Lynn Akinola, Comfort Ikeola Charles, Sarah Esther Gerou, Kirk B. Alexander, Gregory A. Chulski, Richard J. Gilbert, Margaret Mary Allwardt, Robert S. Ciesla, Kathryn S. Glines, Michael William

Archer, Cyd Louise Contos, David Lee Gomolak, Gregory Lawrence Arim, William S. Cornelius, Mark Morgan Graebner, David W. Aste, Lilly M. Cowles, David Lee Graf, Michael Jr. Ayers, Lee Verne Crozier, Roger Steven Grashuis, William M. Bagley, Elden Maurice Cummings, Rueben Eugene Jr. Guminski, Patricia M.

Baharuddin, Norazimah Mohd Currier, James Sylvester Haug, Andrew T. Banner, Michael Paul Daly, Patrick John Hebert, Paul Barker, Gilbert Duane Doebler, Richard Bruce Henry, Donald Jack Benang, Edmund Drumm, Thomas N. Hermann, James A. Bierlein, Gregory W. Dykstra, Craig Hicks, Ernest Timothy

Brost, Mark Edward Edwards, Cheryle Lenise Hochstein, Deborah Ann Bucca, Michael Gary Fish, Walter K. Hodge, Barbara Ann Buschmann, Mark H. Fleming, Terrence Thomas Hoekenga, Donald G. Bushhouse, Darrel R. Flood, Michael P. Hunn, Douglas A. Campbell, Terry S. Frakes, John Lee Huntoon, Gary Allan Jacob, Thomas Shelby Miersma, Paul L. Schauman, James Robert Janick, John A. Moher, Kirn Elizabeth Schrock, Bradley Kent Johnson, Susan Kay Mohr, Marshall Leigh Schultz, Scott Robert Jonsson, Richard Neal Moore, Karola Sharlow, Michael Dale Keyes, Carlinda Morgensen, Robert Lewis Shockley, Stuart William

Killam, .Linda Carol Mudget, Vicky Elaine Shull, Barton G. Kinkema, David James Muir, R. P. Skora, Thomas Walter Klauer, Mark H. Mumford, Frank L. III Spencer, Anne Elizabeth Klein, Kris Raymond Murdock, Charles Dean Spiece, Brian E. Koet, Brian Scott Nazari, Shahrokh Stachowske, Erich D.

Koza, Carol Lynne Norris, Hazel Eileen Steiner, Mark H. Kreidler, Susan Jane North, Thomas B. Szopo, Bruce John Kruck, Werner E. Norton, Gary Wayne Teare, Willard H. ·Kuhn, Daniel J. Oke, Donna Carole White Thairatana, Ruedee Kuipers, Duane Alan Okeke, Ezekiel Ihejikara Thompson, James Gower

Lager, David Michael Oladunjoye, Ganiyu Titilayo Tice, Kathleen M. Lancaster, Richard Myles Ortman, Mark Stephen Tipton, Randy Scott Lee, Sabrina Wan-Wah Orwig, Randy E. Tomczak, Pamela Ann Lidgard, Steven A. Ozolins, Ardis Towe, Michael William Lindsay, Richard Lee Peterson, Jacqueline A. Tremont, Karen Kay

Linebaugh, Marshall A. Phillips, Pamela Marie Tschirhart, Timothy J. Lowe, Cynthia Rae Molnar Piellusch, Robert James Unger, Michael J. Lueth, Randy Carl Plaut, Robert M. Valentino, Donald Peter MacDonell, Nancy E. Podjan, Gregory A. VanLandingharn, Timothy L. Mace, Timothy Scott Prerntaj, Selarn Sammy Vessels, Nancy Ann

Madiol, James A. Jr. Proffitt, Sandra L. Vinnedge, Philip R. Maki, Mary Jean Reahm, Jan T. Vlasich, Terry L. Malta, Mark Thomas Reed, John Lewis Wall, David Allen Mantay, Dale Robert Riggin, Jeffrey Tyler Ward, Brian P. Marlowe, David Gregg Riggs, Gregory Lee Weaks, James Gerard

McBain, Donald Richard Rose, Marc Franklin White, Jeffrey Alan McNicholas, Marilyn S. Russell, Jennifer Anda Whittet, Peter C. McPhilarny, Michael Stephen Ryd, Bjorn Wiggers, Michael Hugh Miarka, Anthony Matthew Sanders, Bruce R. Williams, Cynthia L. Miersrna, Mark H. Scallions, Chyrl Ann Zastrow, David Bruce Schadler, David Joseph

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Carmine, Daniel Noble Kenny, Michael Paul Turner, Thomas W. Fatzinger-Nichols, Ruth Ann Thoresen, Michael John Watler, Howard John Tiller, Glenadine J.

Bachelor of Music

Hirt, Leslie M. Lomas, Daniel James Pappas, Laura Jeanne Kulin, Carol Ann Rider, Lois Jean

Bachelor of Science

Ackner, Keith William Aylesworth, Laura Ellen Benson, Richard S. Acrnoody, Vernon L. Barbacovi, Carol Benson, Robert Adams, Dawn Lorraine Barber, Carl D. Berg, Robert D. Adedoyin, Evelyn Olukemi Barber, Faith Marie Bernat, Julie Ann Afonja, Rasheed A. Bargeon, Lee Anthony Biddulph, Newton D.

Agne, Deborah Ann Benden Barnes, Richard Earl Billiard, William E. Al-Khalifa Mohamad Hamad M. Barnett, Josephine Ann Blacken, Paul F. Allard, Sandra Marie Barney, Dorothy Ann Blaisdell, Leslie A. Allers, Gary David Barnhill, David L. Blanchard, Robert Allen Allstetter, John Barr, Crista Marie Bloomquist, Cheryl M.

Almquist, John Guy Baumstark, Linda L. Bloss, Roberta Lynn Altomare, Luke Jeffrey Bedore, Julie J. Boettger, Gary William Anderson, Ross Charles Benedict, Chester Thomas Bontrager, Brenda Sue Apostle, Barbara Anne Benson, Ann Boughton, Charles S. Avery, Marjory Lynn Benson, Christine Anne Bourgeois, Steven Charles Bowditch, Gregory L. Duke, Debra D. Hargrave, David L. Bowland, Stephen Michael Dunaway, Rose Lee Hartmann, Jill Nancy Bowman, Timothy A. Durner, Sally Anne Hartsuch, Susan Louise Bramble, Mary Elizabeth Eastman, Teresa Jean Harz, Daniel B. Braun, Rebecca Edquist, Carol Haviland, Mary

Brittan, Jeffrey Lee Edwards, Linda Anne Heisler, Kim Dewey Brown, Judith Elliott Eitniear, Jack Clinton Heitker, Anne Marie Brown, Ronald Lee Ellsworth, Stuart Marsh Hellberg, Gordon Allan Brown, Susan Maureen Eloff, Carol Ann Henry, Linda Lee Brunner, Lorri Lynn Emeonye, John Saul Herzig, Linda Lee

Brush, Karen Lynn Engfehr, Kathryn Louise Hilderbrand, Cynthia Sue Brusky, John Adam England, Audrey Ann Hill, William W. III Bryant, Janelle Ermatinger, Ann Elizabeth Hills, Charles Cullen Bucknell, Jane E. Ervine, Thomas G. Hitchcock, Scott Matheson Burau, Susan Elizabeth Fagerman, Rodney Willis Hittle, Richard Henry

Burkett, Chester D. Falck, Rebecca S. Hochstetler, Debi Jean Burns, John C. Fellows, Melissa Vail Hoehn, Pamela Louise Busch, Thomas Michael Fergeson, Joyce Marie Hoffsten, Janet Elizabeth Byers, Ted L. Forssberg, Colleen Anne Holloway, Thomas Clair Campbell, Cindy Cecilia Fox, Christy Lee Hollowell, James A.

Canavan, John Franckowiak, Blane D. Holmes, Catherine Lynette Carfore, Cindy Sue Frey, Melanie Mary Houck, Bradley K. Carpenter, Susan Jo Friedhoff, Annette Leah Houser, Nancy Elaine Casey, Blonzella S. Frost, Stephen David Howard, Patricia E. Cavanaugh, Anne Jean Gabe, Kathleen Sue Hubble, Judy Rae

Cederholm, Richard Alan Gado, Jonah Yunan.a Hulce, Randy Craig Childrey, Patricia Ann Gambino, Frank M. Hull, Juanita Marie Chipman, Mary Lou Ganfi, Nancy J. Hull, Mitchell Clark, Gerri Sue Geans, Regina L. Hunter, Rosalie Anne Coleman, Joel A. Geertman, Marilyn J. Hurford, Thomas Arthur

Conlin, William E. Geller, Paula Ann Hyde, James Douglas Conti, John Louis George, Mary Theresa Hyde, Kathleen A. Cook, Sandra Ann Gerber, Judith Jabboori, Layla Freda Corbin, Bradley S. Gibney, Kimberly Jo Jacher, Georgia R. Corkill, Kenneth W. Gibney, Patrick Thomas James, Joseph

Cornwell, Robert Arthur Gilbert, Susan Marie Jenkins, Roger Jay Cote, Thomas A. Glidden, Barbara Anne Jodelis, Karen Silvia Cronkite, Rodney Dwight Goodrich, Alice Daeke Johnson, Carol Sue Cullinan, Kathlene Ann Gordon, Patricia A. Johnson, Charmane Renae Curtis, Mark Allen Graham, Sandra Kay Johnson, Randy Charles

Daly, Scott B. Graham, Veronica Jane Johnson, Richard Thomas Danielson, Barbara Lynn Greene, Naomi M. Elson Johnson, Stuart W. Davis, Barbara Susan Gregels, Gerard Albert Jones, Carol Ann De Young, Steven Dale Gregory, Bethany Joyce, Margaret Louise Debear, Patricia Carol Gronner, Joni Kathleen Kalupa, Karen Jeanne

Decker, Anna Marie Guetschow, Jae Jon Kaufman, William Ford Dekkers, Thomas Edmund Gulas, Diana M. Kemp, Karen Sue Delling, Pamela Lynn Gupta, Anita Kiel, Steven Arthur Delor, Clark A. Gustafson, Gary Robert Kingsbury, Carol Ann Demiene, Sandra Lee Guy, Ellen Kay Kirby, Raymond Edward

DeRight, Joyce Lynn Gzym, Thomas Duane Kirtikar, Sushama Uday Devries, Bruce Gary Hadley, Jill Ann Klampferer, Valarie Lee Dewey, James C. Haefner, Bronwen Mary Kleinert, Nancy J. Dillon, Eleanor H. Hall, Laura Arlene Kleinow, Wendy Jean Diss, Nikki Jayne Hall, Robert Wayne Klingenberg, Dagmar

Dixon, Carol A. Harnly, Kathleen C. Knapp, Christopher Leon Doggett, Spencer Joseph Hanna, Rebecca Carol Kochans, Valerie Rose Dornan, Debra Dyanne Hansknecht, Gregory Peter Koehler, James V. Dow, Kenneth L. Hansmeier, Virginia Lynn Kolb, Manuel Diaz Drummond, Dana D. Hardeman, Sonia Charmyne Kooy, Susan Kopczynski, Gerard P. Miller, Barbara Jean Priestap, Douglas Scott Korando, Debra A. Miller, Karen Robertson Pulliam, Dewey R. Krajicek, Kathryn Lori Miller, Kari Lyn Quates, Marilynne G. Kuder, Robert Michael Miller, Linda Jean Quinn, Steven William Kuhn, Jerome Raymond Miller, Sandra L. Rajda, Kathleen M.

Kwiat, Carole Ann Miller, Vernon L. Rankins, Belinda Lachman, Cynthia Ann Miller, William Herschel Ras, Lee R. Lacks, Kurt Edward Mills, Suzanne Ray, Ann Elizabeth Lacourt, Timothy Scott Mitchell, Julie Christine Ray, Greg Duane Lake, David Mitchell, Winnie Bell Reese, Franklin LeRoy Jr.

Lambert, Gary W. Mlambo, Magnolia Reilly, Marilyn C. Lambert, Martha Elaine Moll, Terry Allen Remias, Linda Ann LaPointe, Roberta A. Monsour, Nancy Ann Rempal, Judith Ann Larson, Karen Ann Moon, Rita Faye Resh, Janet Lee Larson, Nancy Arlene Moore, Michael James Reynolds, Thomas Alan

Law, Nancy Jo Morch, Richard Warren Ribecky, Michael Paul Leak, Thomas E. Morin, Ann Marie Richards, Sandra R. Lechner, Judith L. Mullins, Linda Kay Richmond, Philip M. Leddy, Kelly Ann Murt, Victoria L. Rinderer, Mary Catherine Legus, Jo-Ellyn Nabbus, Abdulfattah A. Riviello, Paul Nicholas

Lehtinen, Charles Victor Narkun, Robin L. Robertson, Kay Lynn Lenhardt, Deborah Anne Neill, Berry Glynnis Morna Robinson, Roslyn Vernica Leonard, Patricia Anne Nelson, David Gene Rochemont, Patricia Leung, Beta Yukwah Nelson, Nicholas Thomas Rosenberg, Kenneth A. Lieberg, Gabriele Karin Neubacher, Dennis H. Rota, Elizabeth Jane

Liggett, Nancy Elizabeth Nevins, Lynette Denise Rowland, Laura Jeanne Lighthizer, James H. Nolff, Dale Charles Ruemenapp, Raymond Victor Lindquist, Susan Ellen Norcross, Peter Clark Ruggeri, Helen Marie Keeler Lintjer, Mary F. Matthewson Norris, Judith Gail Rupp, Debra A. Lloyd, Willie L. Nunnold, Maryann Sasaki, Florence K.

Lowrie, Thomas Clark O'Brien, Carolyn Satkowiak, Ann Hammerbacher Lozeau, Gregory Betz O'Dell, Martha Lynn Saunders, Robert A. Lucius, Dennis A. Ogren, Robert Charles Schantz, Donna Claire Lyster, Michael R. Olson, Denise Ann Schau, Scott D. Macker, Nancy Mary Olson, Karen Jean Schepers, Gerald John

Markle, Angela L. Oshuntuyi, Olanipekun Oke Scherrer, Peter Fridolin Martin, Robin Elizabeth Pace, Gregory Thomas Schmidt, Peter L. Martus, Sandra Ann Packwood, Robert E. Jr. Schneidenbach, Nancy Lee Mathis, Linda Palmer, Michael Richard Schnoor, Mary E. Matz, John Charles Pasman, Richard Carl Schrader, Minnie Johanna Hal

Mauck, Kristi Lynn Peden, Scott Michael Schrock, Lizabeth Carol McCall, Marjorie Ellen Pendergrass, Matthew Philip Seay, Susan Marie McCormick, Nathan Gerald Penn, Diane Joanne Sheldon, Carol Ann McGee, Norman Addison Jr. Penning, Frederick Leslie Sherley, Wendell Calvin D. McGuire, Terry Lee Persky, Robin Sherman, Robert Lindblad

McIntosh, Diana Lynn Petersen, Denise K. Shoemaker, Gena Lynn McIntyre, Robert Scott Pfeifer, Patricia Susan Sielatycki, Gary S. McLaurin, Vickie Denise Phelan, Robert Charles Sikora, Alice Mary McMillan, Ann Louise Phelps, Sandra Elaine Sipes, Frank L. McRae, Danny Richard Pierce, Margaret Ann Skok, Beverly Ann

Meade, Ran dy Gene Pierman, Douglas B. Smallcombe, Sue Kaley Meagher, Brian Timothy Pitsch, Laura M. Smith, Gregory Scott Meaney, Marie Louise Podeszwik, Randy Michael Snyder, Jane Marie Meert, Gloria Nastally Polavin, Michelle Rae Snyder, Sharon Knevels Merriott, Nancy Jean Posthumus, Helen -Southerland, Donald Richard

Merrow, Warren J. Pastula, Marilee Jean Spiess, Cindy L. Meulendyk, Pamela Ann Poteet, Michael A. Starr, Shirley Louise Meyer, Howard William Potter, Barbara F. Steinbacher, Mary Alice Mikulski, Karen Ann Pregitzer, Linda D. Sterling, Barbara Louise Militzer, Paul Douglas Prielipp, Linda Cheryl Stevenson, Pamela Wray Straub, Ralph Walter Topp, Robert Elwin Ward, Brian Strejc, Jerry C. Torma, Brian L. Wattles, Katherine Ann Strung, Gayle Gervason Torrey, James Scott Wayco, Catherine L. Stupka, Andrea Marie Townsend, Karen Lee Weber, Karen Lynn Sullivan, Richard Acheson Jr. Tracey, Steven Peter Webley, Alice Roberta Hayes

Swarthout, Janet Kay Trombley, Dee Marie Wedell, Nancy Kay Szagesh, Dennis Michael Trujillo, Patricia Lynne Weir, Patricia Louise Szarabajka, Rita Catherine A. Tucker, Patricia Lee Welch, John R. Szymanski, Richard Jr. Vainner, Michael William Westley, Elizabeth Ann Taddonio, John R. Van Artsen, Maribeth Whelan, Janis Lee

Talsma, Jean A. Van Leuven, Elizabeth L. White, Barbara Lynn Tank, Roger William VanderBeek, Michael Le�gh Wiener, Charlotte Tarkowski, Janet Trudee VanDusen, Judy Marie Wietelmann, Gail Jean Tartaglia, Jeffery F. Varty, Jeffrey John Wilcox, George Henry Teetor, Karol Kelly Vink, Janice Kay Willerick, Betty Carol

Terry, Cheryl Elaine Vlahas, Susan K. Williams, Rebecca A. Thatcher, Andrea Walbridge, Peggy Michele Wilson, Melissa A. Thomas, Paul M. Waldkirch, Heidi Marie Witecki, Cynthia A. Thomas, Richard Allen Waldron, William Brian Wodell, Richard Anthony Thomas, Ruby Walker, Donald L. Woods, Denise Rae

Thomas, Sherry Ellen Wallace, Jeanne Yvonne Yambrick, Michael Thompson, Kenneth C. Wallace, Michael Lee Yancey, Mark F. Timm, Gary Alan Walters, Mary Ann Young, Clara Louise Tipton, Marjorie E. Haas Zimmerman, Paul Henry

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)

Amini, Bijan Marks, Jeffrey Lynn

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Bartoszek, James Lee Jackson, Thomas J. Otey, Duane Allen Cron, Ronald Kositz, William F. Savasky, Gregory J. Hood, Keith N. Makaremi, Siavash Schreiner, James Michael

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Akande, Babajide Okamuro, K. M. Switzer, Dale C. Brouse, Craig Vincent Willis, Robert Alan

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Anger, Robert Maurice Kaakani, Afif M. Rodenhouse, Edward Harry Buiter, Edward Halbert Merrell, Mark Oren Shull, William D. Gregoricka, Larry Michael Miller, Mark Joseph Staszel, Michael J. Hoover, Robert L. O'Bryant, Robert E. Uffelman, Bradley Lyn Peters, David John Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Fine Arts Building, 1419 INDEX Ford, Gerald, President, 1407 1977 Formula Budgeting, 1406 Freedom of Information Resolution, 1424

AAUP Contract, 1463 General Fund Operating Budget Academic Personnel Reports 1976-77 Budget Adjustments, 1424 Appointments, 1402, 1407, 1411, 1422, 1429, 1976-77 Continuation into 1977-78, 1446 1436, 1449, 1455, 1466, 1469, 1977-78 Approved Budget, 1451 1473 Grant, Alexander, and Co., 1402, 1409, 1426 As Adjunct Professor, 1402, 1407, 1411 Guam Doctoral Program, 1428 As Administrator, 1402, 1473 As Assistant Vice President, 1465 Honorary Degrees, 1424 As Chairman, 1407, 1436, 1448, 1450 Caldwell, Lynton K., Dr. 1465 Carley, L. David, Dr. As Dean, 1465 Yamashita, Antonio C., Dr. As Director, 1455, 1465 As Faculty Associate, 1455 Investment Policy, see Cash Investment Policy Grievances, 1408 Leave of Absence Without Pay, 1402, 1411, Kalamazoo Consortium of Colleges, 1426 1422, 1429, 1437, 1449, 1459, Kalamazoo State Hospital Steam Plant, 1405 1466, 1470, 1473 Professional-Development Leaves, 1470, 1474 Legal Counsel of the University, 1402 Promotions, 1411, 1429, 1459, 1470 Loew, Cornelius, Dean, 1460, 1464 Resignations, 1403, 1408, 1411, 1423, 1429, 1437, 1450, 1459, 1466, 1470 Michigan Association of Governing Boards, As Chairman, 1423, 1430, 1466 1426, 1452 Michigan National Bank of Detroit, 1463 Retirements with Emeritus Status, 1402, Mitchell, Stephen, Vice President, 1438 1411, 1423, 1438, 1474 Sabbatical Leaves, 1403, 1422 Newton, John, 1464 Tenure Recollllllendations, 1422, 1459, 1474 Non-Academic Personnel Reports Transfers, 1431 Appointments, 1405, 1411, 1423, 1438, 1460, Alumni Relations Office, 1425 1466, 1470, 1474 Annual Leave for Professional/Administrative Change of Title, 1438, 1460, 1471 Personnel, 1434 Leave of Absence With Pay, 1405 Anthropology Department, 1472 Professional Development Leave, 1474 Auditors for the University, 1402 Resignations, 1431, 1438, 1461 Retirements, 1408, 1411, 1423, 1471, 1474 Biomedical Science Department, 1434, 1443 With Emeritus Status, 1411 Board of Trustees Transfers, 1461 By-Laws, 1414 Collllllittees, 1401, 1419, 1425, 1426, 1435, Oaklands Renovation, 1446 1452, 1468 Occupational Therapy Department, 1416 Meetings Schedule, 1439 Outside Employment Policy for Professional/ Permitting Persons to Address, 1416 Administrative Personnel, 1434, 1443 Budget, see General Fund Operating Budget V Paper Technology Foundation, 1413, 1471 Capital Outlay Budget Request, 1466 PIRGIM, 1401, 1407, 1418, 1426, 1446 Cash Investment Policy, 1405, 1461 Policies Continuing Education Division, 1434 Admission Validation Deposit for Oc­ Crime Prevention Bureau, 1471 cupational Therapy Program, 1416 Annual Leave for Professional/Adminis- Demolition of Property, 1444, 1466 trative Personnel, 1434 Departmental Chairmen Policy, 1417 Cash Investment, 1405, 1461 Diamond Jubilee, 1407 Departmental Chairmen, 1417 Directed Teaching Department, 1459 Endowment Investment, 1463 Outside Employment for Professional/ East Campus Planning, 1425, 1435, 1446, 1452, Administrative Personnel, 1434, 1443 1467 Pornographic Movies, 1412 Engels, Carl J., 1407 Professional Development Leave, 1433 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Residency Classification for Migrant Students, 1444 Selection of Administrative Officers, 1408 Pornographic Movies Policy, 1412, 1421 Professional Development Leave Policy, 1433 Purchase of Property, 1406

Residency Classification for Migrant Students, 1444 Resolutions Cash Investment, 1461 Freedom of Information, 1424 Paper Technology Foundation, 1471 Permitting Persons to Address Meetings of Board, 1416 Salary Schedules, 1462 TIAA-CREF Retirement Re-purchase, 1467 Transfer of Funds to the University Foundation, 1431, 1462 Room and Board Rates, 1424, 1432 Rules of Conduct, 1424, 1433, 1439

Salary Schedules, 1462 Sale of Property, 1434, 1467 Schiffer, Pat, 1454, 1464, 1468 Scholarships, see Student Financial Assistance Selection of Administrative Officers Policy, 1408 State Bonding Authority, 1419 Steam Lines, 1419, 1435 Student Fees, 1416 Financial Assistance, 1452 Housing Rates, 1432

Teacher Education Department, 1459 TIAA-CREF Retirement Re-purchase, 1467 Traffice, Parking and Pedestrian Ordinance Revision, 1452 Transfer of Endowments, 1462

University Development Council, 1407 University Distinguished Service Award, 1467 University Health Center, 1409, 1452

Vice President for Academic Affairs, 1438, 1460

Western Avenue Expansion, 1419, 1426 Western Michigan University Foundation, 1431

X-rated Films, 1408, 1410, 1412, 1421