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MINUTES
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES
1978
MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD TABLE OF CONTENTS
MINUTES APPENDIX A - HONORARY DEGREES DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS
APPENDIX B - WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES
April 22, 1978 June 21, 1978 August 18, 1978 December 16, 1978 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
Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman
Maury E. Parfet, 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 L E 0 F C O N T E N T S
Meeting Date January 20, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1501 Minutes 1501 Petitions and Communications 1501 Remarks by the President 1501 Election of Officers 1501 Appointment of Board Committees for 1978 1501 Appointment of External Auditor 1502 Academic Personnel Report 1502 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1507 Gift and Grant Report 1507 Resolution re Industrial Security Program 1507 Naming of the Administration Building 1508 Admission, Retention and Enrollment Report 1508 Report on Gerontology 1508 Lansing Report 1508 Board Committee Reports 1508 Adjournment 1508
February 17, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1509 Minutes 1509 Petitions and Communications 1509 Remarks by the President 1509 Academic Personnel Report 1509 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1510 Gift and Grant Report 1511 Schiffer Review Plan 1511 Report on Instructional Communications 1511 Lansing Report 1511 Board Committee Reports 1511 Adjournment 1511
March 17, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1512 Minutes 1512 Petitions and Communications 1512 Remarks by the President 1512 Academic Personnel Report 1512 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1514 Gift and Grant Report 1514 Statement of Institutional Responsibility for University Health Care 1514 Resolution re Legal Counsel 1514 Room and Board Rates 1515 Development Report 1515 Faculty Research Grants 1515 Faculty Senate Report 1515 Lansing Report 1516 Board Committee Reports 1516 Adjournment 1516
April 21, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1517 Minutes 1517 Petitions and Communications 1517 Remarks by the President 1517 Academic Personnel Report 1517 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1518 Gift and Grant Report 1519 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1519 Honorary Degree 1519 Room and Board Rates 1519 Meeting Date
April 21, 1978 Cont'd
University Staff Patent and Copyright Policy 1519 Report on Medieval Institute 1519 Lansing Report 1519 Board Committee Reports 1520 Adjournment 1520
May 19, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1521 Minutes 1521 Petitions and Communications 1521 Remarks by the President 1521 Academic Personnel Report 1521 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1524 Gift and Grant Report 1525 Tuition, Facility Fees and Health Maintenance Fee 1525 Selection of Architect for Fine Arts Building 1525 Resolution re Annuity Trust Investments 1525 Government Relations Report 1525 Long Range Planning Report 1526 Board Committee Reports 1526 Closed Session 1526
June 16, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1527 Minutes 1527 Petitions and Communications 1527 Remarks by the President 1527 Academic Personnel Report 1527 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1529 Western Michigan University Board of Trustees' Meeting Dates for 1978-79 1529 Gift and Grant Report 1529 Gift of Paper Recycling Plant 1529 Year-End Allotment Adjustments for 1977-78 General Fund Budget 1530 1978-79 Budget Continuation Resolution 1531 Tuition, Facility Fees, and Health Maintenance Fee 1531 Naming of the Student Services Building 1532 Naming of Arena Theatre 1532 Grievance Policy 1532 Capital Construction, Remodeling and Maintenance Policy 1533 Government Relations Report 1533 University Legal Counsel Progress Report 1533 Report on Libraries 1533 Board Committee Reports 1533 Adjournment 1533
July 21, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1534 Minutes 1534 Petitions and Communications 1534 Remarks by the President 1534 Academic Personnel Report 1534 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1536 Gift and Grant Report 1536 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1537 General Operating Budget for FY 1978-79 1537 Special Maintenance 1539 Space Modification 1539 Community Education Development Center 1539 Distinguished Alumni Awards 1539
/ Meeting Date
July 21, 1978 Cont'd
Government Relations Report 1539 Board Committee Reports 1539 Adjournment 1539
September 15, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1540 Minutes 1540 Petitions and Communications 1540 Remarks by the President 1540 Academic Personnel Report 1540 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1545 Gift and Grant Report 1545 Authorization to Execute Land Transfer 1545 Cooperation with Borgess Hospital on Holistic Medicine Project 1546 Government Relations Report 1546 Board Committee Reports 1546 Public Comments 1546 Closed Session 1546 Adjournment 1546
October 20, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1547 Minutes 1547 Petitions and Communications 1547 Remarks by the President 1547 Academic Personnel Report 1547 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1548 Gift and Grant Report 1548 Policy Guidelines for Health Center Charges 1548 Capital Outlay Budget Request for 1979-80 1549 Ratification of WMU/AAUP Contract 1549 Program Revision Requests for 1979-80 1549 WMUK Radio Satellite Antenna Installation Resolution 1549 Presentation of Fine Arts Plans 1549 Government Relations Report 1549 Faculty Senate Report 1550 Board Committee Reports 1550 Adjournment 1550
November 17, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1551 Minutes 1551 Petitions and Communications 1551 Remarks by the President 1551 Academic Personnel Report 1551 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1552 Gift and Grant Report 1552 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1552 Demolition of Buildings 1552 Crime Prevention Bureau 1552 Department of Computer Science 1552 Faculty Salary Rates for Division of Continuing Education 1553 University Travel Regulations 1553 Health Center User Fees for 1978-79 1553 Government Relations Report 1553 Board Committee Reports 1553 Adjournment 1554 Meeting Date
December 15, 1978
Acceptance of the Agenda 1555 Minutes 1555 Petitions and Conununications 1555 Remarks by the President 1555 Academic Personnel Report 1555 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1556 Gift and Grant Report 1557 Department of Computer Science 1557 Resolution re Bank Account for Monthly State Warrant 1557 Administrative Retirement Policy 1557 Alcoholic Beverages in Residence Halls 1558 Sale of Property 1558 Government Relations Report 1558 Board Conunittee Reports 1558 Adjournment 1558 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University
client had the right to choose counsel; 2) the WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES University had the right to make such a choice even if for the wrong reasons; but 3) such action ANNUAL MEETING should not be based on false information, and 4) in his opinion, he should have been given the January 20, 1978 courtesy of a hearing before the ad hoc com mittee prepared its report to the President. He The Annual Meeting of the Western Michigan then requested that the Board specifically University Board of Trustees was held on authorize the connnittee to provide a full hear January 20, 1978 in the Board of Trustees Room ing for present legal counsel. of the University Student Center. Trustee Adams made this motion, supported by The meeting was called to order at 9:36 Trustee Johnson, which passed 7-0. Chairman a.m. by Chairman John R. Dykema. Dykema then announced that such a hearing had al ready been arranged by the ad hoc committee and Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, would take place immediately after the Board meeting. Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and Presi dent Bernhard (ex officio). Electicn of Officers. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Franks, the Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Board of Trustees then elected Charles H. Ludlow Vice President Loew, Vice President Mitchell, as Chairman for the ensuing two years. Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Trustee Dykema stepped down from his position Mr. Mannix, Mr. Poulton and Legal Counsel Staton. as Chairman by saying that it had been a rare privilege to be asked to sit in the Chairman's Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees seat for two years. Mr. Ludlow then presented accepted and approved the agenda as prepared for Mr. Dykema with a desk plaque on behalf of Western the meeting. Michigan University. The plaque reads:
Minutes. On a motion by Trustee Kemp, John R. Dykema supported by Trustee Ludlow, the Board accepted the minutes, as distributed, of the December 16, In Appreciation for 1977 Regular Meeting. Distinguished and Dedicated Service To Western Michigan University Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah Chairman, Board of Trustees informed the Board that there had been no peti 1976-77 tions or communications received since the last Board meeting. He also indicated that the Board On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by would lunch at approximately 11:30 a.m. in order Trustee Dykema, the Board of Trustees elected to attend the Ellsworth Hall basketball luncheon. Maury E. Parfet as Vice Chairman for the year 1978. Remarks by the President. President Bern hard noted that he had three items of interest to On a moticn by Trustee Caine, supported bring to the Board's attention: The Ad-Hoc Com by Trustee Adams, the following officers were mittee on review of legal services, the Winter re-elected for 1978: Semester enrollment picture; and a brief comment on the recent NCAA convention in Atlanta (a copy Secretary Robert w. Hannah of the President's remarks is in the Secretary's Treasurer Robert B. Wetnight file). Assistant Secretary Robert B. Wetnight Assistant Secretary Robert w. Ethridge Trustee Franks then shared with the full Assistant Treasurer Robert Beecher Board several concerns which a report of the Board's ad hoc Committee on Review of Legal Ser Appointment of Board Committees for 1978. vices hadbrought to his mind. Primarily, Dr. Mr. Ludlow indicated that he had designated the Franks made clear that he did not want the Board, Collective Bargaining Committee as a standing or himself, to participate in any improper ac committee. Upon a motion by Trustee Dykema, tion or conflict of interest charges pertaining supported by Trustee Parfet, the following to future consideration of legal counsel for the committee appointments were approved: Board. Specifically, Dr. Franks made clear that in his opinion no present members of the Board nor their firms should be considered while such Trustees serve as members of the Board. Mr. Staton then noted that in his view: 1) every
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STANDING Appointments
Academic Affairs Collective Bargaining Weston H. Agor, Adjunct Professor, Department of Political Mrs. Parfet, Chairman Mr. Kemp, Chairman Science, effective December 12, Mr. Adams Mr. Caine 1977, terminating December 12, Mrs. Johnson Mr. Dykema 1980
Budget and Finance Student Services Charles H. Aust, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Medical Mr. Caine, Chairman Dr. Franks, Chairman Technology Program, effective Mr. Kemp Mrs. Johnson January 1, 1978, terminating Mrs. Parfet Mr. Caine January 1, 1981
Capital Outlay Judy L. Daksiewicz, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Medical Mr. Adams, Chairman Technology Program, effective Mr. Dykema January 1, 1978, terminating Dr. Franks January 1, 1981
Chairman Ludlow indicated that since the ad Donald L. DeLong, Instructor, Humanities hoc committees were relatively new, the member Area, College of General Studies, ship would stay the same. He did, however, effective January 4, 1978, ter appoint a chairman for the committee on presi minating April 22, 1978 dential review. Following are the committees' memberships: Betty Floyd, Adjunct Clinical Assis tant Professor, Medical SPECIAL Technology Program, effective January 1, 1978, terminating Ad Hoc Committee for Presidential Review January 1, 1981
Mr. Caine, Chairman Phyllis J. Goodrich, Adjunct Clinical Mr. Adams Assistant Professor, Medical Mr. Dykema Technology Program, effective January 1, 1978, terminating Ad hoc Committee for Review of Legal Counsel January 1, 1981
Mr. Wetnight, Chairman Harriet L. Hillebrand, Adjunct Clinical Mr. Ludlow Assistant Professor, Medical Mr. Dykema Technology Program, effective January 1, 1978, terminating Appointment of External Auditor. On a January 1, 1981 motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved the George E. Himes, Adjunct Clinical appointment of the firm of Alexander Grant and Associate Professor, Medical Company of Kalamazoo, Michigan, as auditors for Technology Program, effective the purpose of conducting an annual audit of the January 1, 1978, terminating University's financial statements for fiscal January 1, 1981 year 1977-78. Lenore L. Johnson, Adjunct Clinical Academic Personnel Report. Following brief Assistant Professor, Medical remarks by Vice President Loew, with a motion by Technology Program, effective Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Parfet, the January 1, 1978, terminating Board of Trustees approved the Academic Person January 1, 1981 nel Report as presented. Pliny M. Keep, Adjunct Clinical As Appointment as Acting Director sociate Professor, Medical Technology Program, effective John P. Flynn, Acting Director, School January 1, 1978, terminating of Social Work, effective November January 1, 1981 26, 1977, terminating June 30, 1978
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Dale L. Kessler, Adjunct Clinical Leave of Absence Without Pay Professor, Medical Technology Program, effective January 1, Kenneth G. Hirth, Assistant Professor, 1978, terminating January 1, 1981 Department of Anthropology, from December 17, 1977 to April Anne Kornafel, Adjunct Clinical As 22, 1978, to accept National sistant Professor, Medical Science Foundation Grant No. INT Technology Program, effective 77-02030 to conduct field research January 1, 1978, terminating in archeology in Central Mexico. January 1, 1981 Neil Lamper, Associate Professor, Patricia Mullenix, Adjunct Clinical Department of Counseling and Assistant Professor, Medical Personnel, from January 4, 1978 Technology Program, effective to August 28, 1978, for personal January 1, 1978, terminating reasons. January 1, 1981 Charles C. Warfield, Associate Pro Louis A. Schneider, Adjunct Clinical fessor, Department of Educational Professor, Medical Technology Leadership, from January 3, 1978 Program, effective January 1, to August 28, 1978, for develop 1978, terminating January 1, 1981 ment of the National P.U.S.H. for Excellence Program. Laurence P. Skendzel, Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor, Medical Professional Development Leave Technology Program, effective January 1, 1978, terminating Phillip D. Adams, Chairman, Department January 1, 1981 of Humanities, from February 15, 1978 to May 15, 1978, to Laura J. Stanley, Adjunct Clinical develop and re-acquaint himself Assistant Professor, Medical with creative writing and sculptur Technology Program, effective ing skills. January 1, 1978, tern,inating January 1, 1981 Resignation
Sandra Sue Stump, Adjunct Clinical Robert J. Balik, Assistant Professor, Assista�t Professor, Medical College of Business, Technology Program, effective effective April 22, 1978 Janu�ry 1, 1978, terminating January 1, 1981 Retirement with Emeritus Status
Merrie VanMerris, Adjunct Clinical Albert H. Jackman, Professor of Geo Assistant: Professor, Medical graphy, effective April 22, 1978, Technology Program, effective with the title Professor Emeritus January 1, 1978, terminating of Geography January 1, 1981 Lewis M. Yost, Assistant Professor of J. H. Webster, Adjunct Clinical Pro Mechanical Engineering, fessor, Medical Technology Program, effective January 10, 1978, with effective January 1, 1978, ter the title Assistant Professor minating January 1, 1981 Emeritus of Mechanical Engineering
Mary C. Woltanski, Adjunct Clinical Tenure Assistant Professor, Medical Technology Program, effective Robert Wait, Assistant Professor, January 1, 1978, terminating Department of Sociology, January 1, 1981 effective January 4, 1978
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Sabbatical Leaves microelectronics to the control of industrial equipment and T.D. Argyropoulos, Associate Professor proceSSE\S. of Art, August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to visit Elizabeth H. Dull, Assistant Professor places of archeological or purely of Art, August 28, 1978 aesthetic significance in Greece; to April 21, 1979, to study in study photographs, drawings and Washington, D.C. the collected other related topological infor papers of Olmsted Associates, mation; and produce a series of Landscape Architects, to es paintings reflecting relations tablish the philosophical orien between the topology and the tation of the firm, establish a expressive quality of each place. chronology of its work, and determine its importance in 20th Sterling Breed, Professor of Counseling, Century environmental planning. January 3, 1979, to April 21, 1979, to develop counseling Dwarikesh, D.P.S., Associate Professor skills and strengthen the General of Linguistics, August 28, University Health Studies Cur 1978 to April 21, 1979, (1) to riculum through systematic study continue work on a critical and involvement with health edition of the poems of the professionals and visitation to medieval Hindi poet Surdas; (2) hospitals and health agencies in do field work in India applying Michigan and neighboring states. archeological linguistics to the study of the ancient Ind4s civili Gary Chartrand, Pro(essor of Mathematics zation. August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to study and do research at Paul Eenigenburg, Associate Professor San Jose State University in of Mathematics, August 28, graph theory, particularly the 1978 to April 21, 1979, to col topics of Hamiltonian graphs, laborate at the University of factorization, and coloring Delaware with three colleagues in problems. work on several problems concern ing univalent functions. Seamus Cooney, Associate Professor of English, August 28, 1978 Robert W. Felkel, Assistant Professor to April 21, 1979, (1) to revise of Modern and Classical and update a published biblio Languages, August 28, 1978 to graphy of the publications of the April 21, 1979, to study in the Black Sparrow Press; and (2) do U.S.A. and in Spain the inter� systematic reading in contem relationships, especially the porary poetry and criticism theme of misogyny, among three preparatory to writing about two works of medieval literature: modern poets, Seamus Heaney and Disciplina clericalis, Proverbia Robert Creeley. � dicuntur super natura feminarum, and Libro de buen amor. Nancy Cutbirth, Assistant Professor of English, August 28, 1978 Franklin G. Fisk, Associate Professor to April 21, 1979, to write four of Natural Science and Education articles; (1) on a list of dif and Professional Development, ficult-to-identify 17th Century August 28, 1978 to April 21, English poems; and (2) three 1979, to study at Cornell Univer separate pieces on the treatment sity or the University of Calif of change or mutability in single ornia at Berkeley the relation works by Shakespeare, Ariosto, ship of the principles of cog and Anthony Powell. nitive psychology to the philo sophy of science, and the impli Charles A. Davis, Associate Professor cations of this synthesis for the of Electrical Engineering, teaching of science and other August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, subjects. to study the application of
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Elizabeth B. Garland, Associate Pro implications of legal issues for fessor of Anthropology, August women in psychology and psy 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to chiatry. Also to continue study prepare for publication reports at Notre Dame Law School and the on four archeological sites National Center for Law and the excavated under her supervision: Handicapped. Shindeldecker, Allegan Dam, Weber (all in Southwest Michigan); C. I. Eugene Kim, Professor of Poli Boven Earthwork (Missaukee County). tical Science, August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to study the Richard L. Gay, Associate Professor of role of the military in the Counseling, August 28, 1978 development of South Korea, to April 21, 1979, to complete a specifically the Park regime. follow-up study of his dissertation And do research for a theoretical The Relationship Between Psycho work on the relation between pathology and Cancer, and to human rights and development in research the psychogenic com Asia; to include travel to Japan, ponents of both cancer and phy Korea, the Philippines, Indonesia, sical pain. and Thailand; and giving invited lectures and seminars at Ch'ungnam Gerald Hardie, Professor of Physics, and Chonnam National universities August 28, 1978 to December in Korea. 16, 1978 to conduct research at Argonne National Library on Roy S. Klein, Associate Professor of nuclear states with high angular Industrial Engineering, August momentum. 28, 1978 to December 16, 1978, to do research in Archives and Edward J. Heinig, Professor of Edu Holley-designed steel mills in cation and Professional Devel the northeast on the role of opment, August 28, 1978 to April Alexander Holley in the develop 21, 1979, to co-author a textbook ment of the American steel in in the field of secondary read dustry (1865-1880) and the impact ings, emphasizing the acquisition of technical and cultural factors of reading skills. on engineering design.
Ruth B. Heinig, Associate Professor of Paul L. Maier, Professor of History, Communication Arts and Sciences, January 3, 1979 to April 21, August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to conduct research at the 1979, to write a second, more Library of Congress and various advanced textbook on the teaching university libraries into the of creative arts. Mediterranean world of the first century A.D. on a number of Edgar Inselberg, Associate Professor problems involving Christianity of Biology, August 28, 1978 and the Roman Empire. to April 21, 1979, to assemble and evaluate the performance of a Laura G. Manis, Associate Professor of novel apparatus for flash kinetic Counseling, August 28, 1978 spectrophotometry, and then to April 21, 1979, to carry out attempt the identification of three projects: (1) to prepare a some of the photochemical inter manual for leaders of programs to mediates of photosynthesis and help persons in mid-life change their sequence in the process. crises; (2) to assess the impact of behavior change in participants Neil D. Kent, Professor of Psychology, in assertiveness training work August 28, 1978 to April 21, shops on their immediate families; 1979, to work on a manuscript on (3) to apply and field test mental health law addressed to materials from those projects in contemporary problems for stu Guam and the Philippines. dents in psychology, social work, counseling and education, and to educate law students in the
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John L. Mason, Assistant Professor 1978 to April 21, 1979, to study of Electrical Engineering, August the poetry of John Keats and the 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to do classical sources he studied and research at the University of used, preparatory to writing on Michigan on the coupling of Keats' use of classical myth and energy between dielectric fiber story as an objectifying form for optical waveguides. a subjective poetry.
Paul T. Mountjoy, Professor of Psy Donald F. Sellin, Professor of Special chology, August 28, 1978 to Education, August 28, 1978 April 21, 1979, at the University to April 21, 1979, to study at of Rhode Island and the research the University of Pittsburgh to libraries of various eastern enhance research skills in the university libraries; (1) to area of educational measurement. complete a manuscript on pre And through systematic study and scientific behavorial technologies observation of model programs to in the evolution of psychology; acquire informatjon and skills and (2) to continue developing related to parent education, expertise in involving under career education, and education graduate students in the pro for mentally-advanced learners. vision of educational services to the mentally retarded. Michitoshi Soga, Professor of Physics, August 28, 1978 to April 21, Emanuel Nodel, Professor of History, 1979, to study and engage in January 3, 1979 to April 21, experimental and theoretical 1979, to do research at the research in nuclear physics at Israeli Memorial, Yad Vashem, and the University of Tsukuba, Japan. to interview Estonian, Latvian, and Lithuanian Jews living in W. Thomas Straw, Professor of Geology, Israel, in preparation for a book August 28, 1978 to April 21, on Connnunist Party strategy and 1979, to do research, coordinated tactics in Estonia from 1918- with that of the Montana Branch 1945. of Mines and Geology, on saline seep development in the glaciated George F. Osmun, Professor of Modern portion of the Great Plains in and Classical Languages, Montana, and the hydrogeology of January 3, 1979 to April 21, coals in southeastern Montana. 1979, to study, at the University of California-Berkeley, the use Curtis N. Swanson, Assistant Professor of night as a motif in the works of Transportation Technology, of the major Roman lyric and August 28, 1978 to April 21, elegiac poets. 1979, to do doctoral-level study at the University of Virginia in John R. Rizzo, Professor of Manage transportation systems in support ment, August 28, 1978 to April of the establishment of a similar 21, 1979, to develop instruct curriculum at Western. ional materials, a text, and a reader designed to improve the Larry E. Syndergaard, Associate Pro management of library and infor fessor of English, August 28, mation service organization. To 1978 to April 21, 1979, to do a include visits to and consulta comparative critical study of tion with Directors and faculty English-Scottish and Scandinavian at the Universities of Chicago, ballads; and to create a register California at Berkeley, UCLA, of English translations of Danish Drexel, Maryland, Rutgers, and ballads. Both to employ special Western Michigan University; and materials at the Universities of contacts with many university and Michigan, Wisconsin, and Min public libraries. nesota.
Shirley Clay Scott, Assistant Pro fessor of English, August 28,
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Walter W. Turner, Associate Professor Appointment as Director of Mathematics, August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to work C. Dennis Simpson, Director, Specialty with Dr. Robert Thrall and other Program in Alcohol and Drug wise to study at Rice University Abuse, effective January 1, 1978 numerical analysis, applied mathematics and linear program Appointment ming. Frank J. Korn, Physician, University Larry L. Tyler, Associate Professor of Health Center, effective Social Science, January 3, January 3, 1978 1979 to April 21, 1979, to study first-hand the sociological Richard Rosga, General Manager, consequences of the transition Western Herald, effective from traditional hand loom weav January 9, 1978 ing to modern mechanized power loom weaving in the Harris tweed Resignation industry on the Isle of Lewis with-Harris in the Outer Hebrides. Donald L. DeLong, University Coor dinator of Academic Advising, Morton O. Wagenfeld, Professor of effective December 1, 1977 Sociology, August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to serve as a Retirements Visiting Scholar at the Staff College of the National Institute Avis Dailey, Custodial Department, of Mental Health in Adelphi, effective January 5, 1978 Maryland, concentrating on two Violet King, Food Service, effective projects: (1) completing a January 22, 1978 manuscript of a research study on William Mccurdy, Supervisory, Food community mental health workers; Service, January 5, 1978 and (2) doing research on a book Olive W. Pompey, Custodial Department, on the development of mental effective December 16, 1977 health policies in the U.S.A. Jenny Smith, Custodial Department, effective December 27, 1977 Paul L. Wienir, Assistant Professor of Frona Ward, Clerical, effective Sociology, August 28, 1978 January 6, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to explore and Georgia Westrick, Clerical, effective refine some alternative statis January 6, 1978 tical methods of analysis of multivariate data for sociolo Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees ac gists. cepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for Alden H. Wright, Associate Professor December 1977. Trustee Caine directed the of Mathematics, August 28, 1978 Secretary to acknowledge and express apprecia to April 21, 1979, to study and tion to the donors on behalf of the Board of do research in fixed point com Trustees. putation and solving nonlinear equations with the Department of Resolution re Industrial Security Program. Operations Research at Cornell On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by University. Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees approved the following resolution: Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Dykema, supported by Trustee Kemp, RESOLUTION the Board of Trustees approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report, as presented by Vice President BE IT RESOLVED, in order to Coyne. maintain the capability to bid on contracts and grants without re Appointment as Assistant Dean striction and to provide the capa bility for faculty access to clas Geoffrey A. Smith, Assistant Dean, sified data, if required to carry out Division of Continuing Education, research, that the faculty clearance effective February 4, 1978
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granted to Western Michigan University population. Dr. Mitchell warned that the Uni by the Department of Defense under the versity would have to deal with the problems of Industrial Security Program be con a less well-qualified student body, even if tinued. Western were able to maintain the present number of freshmen. Dr. Mitchell stressed that plan Naming of the Administration Building. On ning and activity designed to counteract, am a motion by Trustee Johnson, supported by Trus eliorate or adjust to an estimated enrollment tee Franks, the following resolution naming the decline of 25 percent from 1977-1990 at WMU is Administration Building the "Russell H. Seibert essential if Western is to avoid an unacceptable Administration Building" was approved, as pre future. sented by Dr. Denenfeld: Report on Gerontology. Dr. Ellen Robin, RESOLUTION Director of the Gerontology Program in the College of Health and Human Services, then WHEREAS, Russell H. Seibert, as vice presented a brief summary of the Gerontology president for academic affairs from 1956 offerings at Western Michigan University. until his retirement in 1973, was the single person most responsible for the Dr. Robin noted that Gerontology is offered evolution of Western Michigan University as a multidisciplinary minor at Western. As a from a teacher's college to a multi-purpose program Gerontology includes the study of aging University as he presided over the or through a disciplinary perspective, as well as ganization of colleges, the growth of the medical specialty known as geriatrics. differentiated academic programs and the development of genuine research interest Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah noted that the and activity on this campus; and bonding authority has been slow to approve any new building as yet, but the Fine Arts project WHEREAS, Dr. Seibert always had the is still included in the "process." Regarding broad vision of what the University could appropriations, even with the enrollment decrease, and should be and was a constant source of Dr. Hannah felt that the University ought to do strength and encouragement to the faculty reasonably well in the Governor's budget for and his administrative colleagues in their 1978-79. joint endeavors to have Western assume its rightful place of leadership among Michi Board Committee Reports. Chairman Ludlow gan's institutions of higher education; and indicated that he, as a member of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, accompanied the WHEREAS, Dr. Seibert is known for his President and Vice President Wetnight to the complete dedication to Western Michigan Auditor General's office in Lansing to review University and for his absolute integrity, the University's latest audit report. He stated his openness to views different than his that in his judgment the meeting had been reason own, his warm and cordial attitude, and his ably successful, even though some differences of untiring efforts to promote this institu opinion still exist. tion--its students, its faculty and its staff--with deep affection and the highest Adjournment. The meeting was declared degree of administrative skill, now adjourned at 2:20 p.m.
THEREFORE, in recognition of his Respectfully submitted, outstanding dedication, leadership and service to this University, I (\.,, _\,, !) i_ __ , 1\,,, BE IT RESOLVED that the University administration building shall be designated Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman as and named the Russell H. Seibert Ad ministration Building. ? Admission, Retention and Enrollment Report. �tjl tv!L-,)� Executive Vice President Stephen Mitchell gave a obert W. Hannah, Secretary preliminary report to the Board on admissions, retention and enrollment prospects. He cited the steadily declining available pool of high school graduates as the most significant factor impacting on Western's future undergraduate
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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah noted the letter from Dr. Russell REGULAR MEETING Seibert to the Board expressing his appreci ation for naming the Administration Building February 17, 1978 after him.
Trustee Dykema informed the Board that The Regular Meeting of the Western he had received several letters indicating an Michigan University Board of Trustees was interest in honoring Dr. Van Riper. He held on February 17, 1978 in the Board of indicated that he had answered the letters Trustees Room of the University Student and they will be included in the petitions Center. and communications for March.
The meeting was called to order at 9:35 Remarks by the President. President a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. Bernhard reviewed for the Board the ramifica tions which the Great Blizzard of 1978 brought Trustees present: Adams, Dykema, Kemp, to Western. He informed the Board that the Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex total cost of the Blizzard was $57,000 of officio). which approximately $40,000 went into salaries for regular full-time employees and students Trustees absent: Caine, Franks and hired for the emergency. He also indicated Johnson. that Western spent almost $17,000 in rental of snow removal equipment, and four-wheel Also present were: Vice President drive vehicles to get around campus. President Coyne, Vice President Loew, Vice President Bernhard expressed his appreciation for the Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, fine support and cooperation shown by faculty, Dr. Hannah, Dr. Moskovis, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. staff and students which enabled the Univer Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix, Mr. Poulton sity to endure. and Legal Counsel Staton. President Bernhard also brought to the Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Board's attention a document recently prepared accepted and approved the agenda as prepared by University Placement Services summarizing for the meeting. the employment status of Western Michigan University graduates during the 1976-77 Minutes. On a motion by Trustee Dykema, academic year. He indicated that this is the supported by Trustee Kemp, the Board of first comprehensive survey of this type made Trustees approved the January 20, 1978 minutes by the University. Dr. Bernhard then intro as corrected by Dr. Franks. The following duced Dr. Chester Arnold, Director of Place correction replaces the first two sentences ment Services, who supervised the creation of of the second paragraph under Remarks by this survey. Dr. Bernhard also indicated the President: that this survey will be a regular procedure for the Placement Services Office. "Trustee Franks then shared with the full Board several concerns Academic Personnel Report. On a motion which a report of the Board's ad by Trustee Parfet, supported by Trustee hoc Committee on Review of Legal Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the Services had brought to his mind. Academic Personnel Report as presented by Primarily, Dr. Franks made clear Vice President Loew. that he did not want the Board, or himself, to participate in any Appointment as Acting Dean improper action or conflict of interest charges pertaining to Robert H. Luscombe, Acting Dean, future consideration of legal College of Fine Arts, effective counsel for the Board. Specifically, March 13, 1978 to August 14, Dr. Franks made clear that in his 1978 opinion no present members of the Board nor their firms should be Appointment as Acting Chairperson considered while such Trustees serve as members of the Board." James M. Ferreira, Acting Chairperson, Humanities Area, College of General Studies, effective
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February 15, 1978, terminating effectiveness of telefacsimile May 15, 1978 in large interlibrary loan networks, and to create useful Appointments guidelines for establishing such networks. Also, the David N. Milstein, Adjunct Associate limitations of present equip Professor, Department of ment need to be carefully Political Science, effective examined, and what has to be December 12, 1977, terminating achieved, technologically, to December 12, 1980 obtain optimum results.
Peggy J. Pattison, Adjunct Assistant Resignation as Associate Dean Professor, Department of Business Education and Ad Robert H. Luscombe, Associate Dean, ministrative Services, ef College of Fine Arts, fective May 1, 1978, ter effective June 30, 1978 minating May 1, 1981 Retirement with Emeritus Status Marion H. Wijnberg, Professor, School of Social Work, effec Mary A. Gillham, Assistant Professor, tive August 7, 1978 School of Librarianship, effective August 18, 1978, Leave of Absence Without Pay with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Librarian Arnold A. Gerstein, Assistant ship Professor, Department of Humanities from August 7, 1978 Zack L. York, Professor and Chairman, to April 21, 1979, for professiona Department of Theatre, advanced study and writing at effective June 30, 1978, with the Institute of Humanistic the title Professor Emeritus Psychology in San Francisco. of Theatre The subject is the attainment of personal knowledge through Sabbatical Leave dialogical experience and the implications for classroom Joseph A. Frattalone, Associate teaching. Professor of Art, August 28, 1978 to April 21, 1979, to Claude S. Phillips, Professor, continue a review of the Department of Political Science, literature related to art from August 7, 1978 to April therapy and art therapy train 21, 1979, to serve as Visiting ing programs, and to study Professor of Political Science first-hand such programs at at the University of Ife, Ile institutions in Ohio, Indiana, Ife, Nigeria. Kentucky, and Pennsylvania.
Professional Development Leave Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Hans Engelke, Professor, Waldo Kemp, the Non-Academic Personnel Report was Library, from March 20, 1978 approved as presented by Vice President to June 16, 1978, to do a Wetnight. proposal on telefascimile and its applicability to library Appointment operations. The purposes of the project are: (1) to George A. Greene, Staff Training evaluate available equipment Officer, Personnel Office, and its feasibility for library effective February 20, 1978 purposes; and (2) make a detailed examination of net Change of Title working methods. From these findings, will be able to Robert W. Beecher, from Controller better gauge the potential to Assistant Vice President
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and Controller, effective agreed upon requirements that Mr. Schiffer February 17, 1978 must fulfill before the Board considers his possible restoration to full flight instruc Thomas J. Carr, from Director of tion status in January 1979. Auxiliary Enterprises to Assistant Vice President and Report on Instructional Communications. Director of Auxiliary Enter Associate Vice President Philip Denenfeld prises, effective February 17, introduced Dr. Charles Woodliff, Director of 1978 Instructional Communications who reviewed with the Board all areas in the Division of Professional Development Leave Instructional Communications responsible to him. These include: Audiovisual Center, Marlon Gerould, Director, Inter Instructional Development, Multiple Audio national Student Services, Distribution System, Production Services and from May 15, 1978 to August WMUK Radio. 11, 1978, to complete work on the Graduate Handbook. The Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah reviewed for publication would consist of a the Board the current status of the 1978/79 collection of monographs Budget Recommendation and of the capital describing the educational bonding authority. systems of approximately 150 foreign educational systems. Board Committee Reports. There were no The Graduate Handbook will be committee reports. a valuable new resource in the field of foreign student Adjournment. The meeting was adjourned admissions and placement. The at 11:25 a.m. volume will also be of value to comparative educationalist and the international student program/placement personnel working in international organizations and U.S. and foreign government agencies. Charles H. Ludlow Retirements Chairman
Virgil Butler, Central Stores, effective January 31, 1978 John Gale, Building Repair, effec tive February 17, 1978 Gertrude Schrier, University Student Center, effective February 17, Robert W. Hannah 1978 Secretary Viola Styles, Accounts Payable, effective February 3, 1978
Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for January 1978. Trustee Dykema directed the Secretary to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.
Schiffer Review Plan. On a motion by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee Dykema, the Board of Trustees, on an unanimous roll call vote of members present (5-0), author ized that a "plan of Development for Mr. Pat Schiffer" be adopted. This plan is on file in the secretary's office and details the
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report come to the full Board as soon as WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES possible.
REGULAR MEETING Remarks by the President. President Bernhard in his remarks to the Trustees March 17, 1978 highlighted the results of the Joint Ap propriations Hearing on March 9. He indi cated that Western received praise for going The Regular Meeting of the Western on record that the Health Center will be Michigan University Board of Trustees was shifted to a self-supporting basis over a 3- held on March 17, 1978 in the Board of Trustees 5 year period, and that in general he thought Room of the University Student Center. the hearing was satisfactory and the results will be favorable. The meeting was called to order at 9:40 a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Dykema, Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, the.Board of Trustees approved the Academic Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Denenfeld. President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustee Parfet asked that adjunct appointments in Also present were: Vice President the health services be designated by career field, Coyne, Executive Vice President Mitchell, e.g. M.D. status, and Dr. Denenfeld indicated that Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. this would be accomplished. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Appointment as Acting Dean Gagie, Mr. Mannix, Mr. Poulton, Dean Stevens, and Mr. Brinn. James P. Zietlow, Acting Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion effective March 1, 1978, by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee Adams, terminating June 30, 1978 the agenda presented for the meeting was approved with the deletion of item 9 By-law Appointments revision. James E. Akers, Adjunct Assistant Minutes. On a motion by Trustee Dykema, Professor, Department of supported by Trustee Kemp, the Board of Geology, effective August 15, Trustees approved the minutes of the February 1978, terminating August 15, 17, 1978 Regular Meeting. 1981
Petitions and Communications. Com Avril M. (Clark) Bernzen, Adjunct munications received since the last Board Clinical Assistant Professor, meeting include: (1) letters to Trustee Medical Technology Program, Dykema and his response regarding Dr. Van effective January 1, 1978, Riper; (2) an invitation to attend the dedi terminating January 1, 1981 cation of the Kalamazoo County Health Depart ment's J. Robert Short, D.D.S. Dental Clinic; William X. Kienzle, Associate and (3) a request from George J. Strand, Vice Director, Center for Con President of Academic Affairs, Associated templative Studies, effective Student Government, to address the Board. February 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1979 Dr. Hannah then introduced Mr. Strand who indicated that he would only address a Cleotilde Olayon Lo, Adjunct Clinical concern of some students regarding study Assistant Professor, Physicians' hours at Waldo Library. Mr. Strand passed Assistants Program, effective out materials to substantiate his request July 1, 1978, terminating July including an Associated Student Government's 1, 1979 petition and proposal to increase the hours of service now available from 85 to 95. Kathryn Loew, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Chairman Ludlow referred this proposal Music, effective August 28, to Dr. Denenfeld and the Board's Academic 1978, terminating April 19, Affairs Committee. He requested that a 1980
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Ronald D. Mulder, Adjunct Clinical August 7, 1978 to September 8, Assistant Professor, Physicians' 1978, for early retirement. Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1978, terminating July Professional Development Leave 1, 1979 Roger L. Cole, Chairman, Department M. Gary Robertson, Adjunct Clinical of Modern and Classical Assistant Professor, Physicians' Languages, from May 13, 1978 Assistants Program, effective to August 12, 1978, to examine July 1, 1978, terminating municipal, legal and eccles January 1, 1979 iastical records during the period ca. 1560-1660 in order Annamae Stanley, Adjunct Clinical to assess the role of witch Assistant Professor, Medical craft in the social fabric of Technology Program, effective village life in the Vallee de January 1, 1978, terminating Munster (Alsace). January 1, 1981 Resignation Thomas W. Townsend, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Professor, Physicians' John P. Comaromi, Associate Professor, Assistants Program, effective School of Librarianship, July 1, 1978, terminating July effective April 22, 1978 1, 1979 Retirement with Emeritus Status William G. Tucker, Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor, Physicians' Elwyn Carter, Professor, Department Assistants Program, effective of Music, effective December July 1, 1978, terminating July 31, 1978; with the title 1, 1979 Professor Emeritus of Music
Charles T. Vear, Adjunct Clinical Paul B. Horton, Professor, Depart Assistant Professor, Physi ment of Sociology, effective cians' Assistants Program, April 22, 1978, with the title effective July 1, 1978, Professor Emeritus of Sociology terminating July 1, 1979 Elizabeth M. Lennon, Assistant Warren A. Wise, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Department of Blind Assistant Professor, Physi Rehabilitation, effective cians' Assistants Program, April 28, 1978, with the title effective July 1, 1978, Assistant Professor Emeritus terminating July 1, 1979 of Blind Rehabilitation
William R. Zoerhof, Adjunct Clinical Kenneth M. Macrorie, Professor, Assistant Professor, Medical Department of English, ef Technology Program, effective fective September 8, 1978, January 1, 1978, terminating with the title Professor January 1, 1981 Emeritus of English
Leave of Absence Without Pay Thomas Null, Associate Professor, Department of Business Educa Francis L. Gross, Associate Professor, tion and Administrative Services, Social Science Area, from effective July 30, 1978, with August 28, 1978 to April 21, the title Associate Professor 1979, to work on a series of Emeritus of Business Education writings in the fields of and Administrative Services general education, the develop mental approach to learning as Eleanor Walton, Associate Professor, well as the psychology of Department of Communication religion. Arts and Sciences, effective June 21, 1978, with the title Kenneth M. Macrorie, Professor, Associate Professor Emeritus Department of English, from of Communication Arts and Sciences
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Mildred M. Winslow, Assistant STATEMENT Professor, Department of Edu cation and Professional De Western Michigan University has as its velopment, effective June 30, major responsibility the development of 1978, with the title Assistant optimum intellectual, physical, emo Professor Emeritus of Educa tional and social well-being among tion and Professional Develop student members of the University com ment. munity. As a function of this basic goal, the University will endeavor to Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a provide health services of the highest motion by Trustee Dykema, supported by Trustee quality for eligible constituents in a Johnson, the Non-Academic Personnel Report courteous, efficient manner at the least was approved as presented by Vice President possible cost consistent with available Wetnight. resources.
Retirements The University will endeavor to maintain a well coordinated and effective health Gertrude Corwin, Food Service, care program based upon an understanding University Student Center, of Western Michigan University, its effective March 4, 1978 goals and objectives, its composition and resources and its close relationship Leslie Doxtater, Custodial, ef to the larger Kalamazoo community of fective March 31, 1978 which it is a part.
Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees Included in any health care program will accepted for the University the gifts and be primary out-patient care for students, grants as contained in the Gift and Grant mental health care, emergency services Report for February 1978. Trustee Caine for students, faculty and staff, a directed the Secretary to acknowledge and comprehensive sports medicine program, express appreciation to the donors on behalf and a health education service. The of the Board of Trustees. latter will complement the University's academic program as a positive influence Statement of Institutional Respon_sibility on the health behavior of students both for University Health Care. A Statement of as individuals and as active, future Institutional Responsibility for University productive participants in a larger Health Care was recommended for approval by community. Vice President Coyne for the Board's Student Services Committee. Following discussion on In all deliberations concerning the the wording of this statement, Trustee Dykema University's health care system, the made a motion, supported by Trustee Caine, to advice and counsel of students as in amend the proposed statement as follows: formed, responsible consumers will be given thoughtful and serious considera The first paragraph, second sentence, tion. Their concerns are vital to the should read, "As a function of this development of programs and levels of basic goal, THE UNIVERSITY WILL ENDEAVOR service which meet their needs and will TO PROVIDE health services of the justify their support. highest quality W¼±±-ee-��8Y¼&ea-ey t;he-YttiYe're-i.t;y for __." Resolution re Legal Counsel. Vice President Wetnight indicated that the ad hoc The second paragraph should read, "THE Committee to Review Legal Counsel met a UNIVERSITY WILL ENDEAVOR TO MAINTAIN a number of times before giving their report to well coordinated and effective health the President. He also indicated that the care program £e,r-t;he-YttiYe,reit;y-wi±±-ee committee had met with Legal Counsel Staton. l!la½ttt!aittea based upon " Dr. Franks stated that it was his opinion A motion then followed to approve the amended that an in-house attorney should work for the statement. All Trustees voted "aye." The University as an entity and not the administra final Statement for Institutional Respon tion. He asked for corroboration from Mr. sibility for University Health Care is: Staton, who concurred and emphasized that in his opinion, the attorney's loyalty should not only be to the entity but must be sub-
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ordinate to the interests of any other of and the percent of occupancy. Vice President I ficial of the University. Mr. Staton urged Wetnight agreed to compile the information the Board to reiterate this to the new in and send it to all Trustees. house counsel when he/she is appointed. Mr. Staton also expressed his appreciation to the Trustee Caine, chairman of the Board's counnittee for the opportunity of providing Budget and Finance Counnittee, indicated that input to the committee and added that he had the proposed fee schedule had the approval of conscientiously tried to address the legal his committee and that although he did not problems for what he thought to be in the like recounnending a fee increase, he was best interest of the University. pleased to note that of all of the colleges and universities in Michigan, Western has the On a motion by Trustee Dykema, supported lowest fee schedule for room and board. by Trustee Parfet, the following resolution was unanimously approved by the Board of (A copy of the proposed room and board Trustees. rates are available in the Secretary's office.)
RESOLUTION Development Report. Mr. Russell Gabier, Assistant Vice President for Alumni Affairs WHEREAS, the Chairman of the Board of and Development, gave an overview of the Trustees appointed an ad hoc connnittee activities of the offices of Alumni Affairs to review the role and responsibility of and Development, Alumni Relations and De legal counsel, and to report its recom velopment since last year, mendations to the President, and Following his presentation, Mr. Gabier WHEREAS, this committee has sent its introduced to the Board his staff who were report to the President and the Presi present: John O'Connor, Corporation/Founda dent has distributed it to the members tion Relations Director; Yvonne Spaulding, of the Board of Trustees, Assistant Director, Alumni Relations; Helen Flaspohler, Director, Annual Fund, and Bill NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that the Sturtevant, Senior Development Officer, position of University Attorney be Planned Giving. Mr. Gabier also introduced created and the President be authorized to the Board Mr, Scottie Cameron who has done to recounnend to the Board of Trustees a so much fund-raising for the Paper Science qualified person to fill that position, Department. and Trustee Caine complimented Mr. Gabier BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the President and his staff on the fine work they are be authorized to recommend to the Board doing. of Trustees a full-service law firm to serve as University General Counsel, and Faculty Research Grants. Associate Vice President Denenfeld distributed to the Board BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Presi a list showing the breakdown of the faculty dent be authorized to appoint, on an ad research grants awarded for Fiscal Year 1977- hoc basis, upon the advice of the Uni 78. He indicated that these grants have the versity Attorney and the University support of the AAUP, since it is a contractual General Counsel, an attorney and/or law matter. Dr. Denenfeld following several firm to represent the University on any questions explained the process of awarding special legal problems, which require these grants. A copy of this list is on file legal expertise which is not otherwise in the Secretary's office. available. The appointment of such special counsel shall be reported to the Faculty Senate Report. Dr. Donald Board of Trustees at its next regular Brown, President, Faculty Senate, reviewed meeting. for the Board the Senate's activities during the last year. He indicated that the Faculty Room and Board Rates. On a recommenda Senate: (1) had completed revisions to the tion by Vice President Wetnight, a motion was Constitution and that these revisions would made by Trustee Dykema, supported by Trustee be before the faculty for ratification very Adams, to table action on room and board soon; (2) had approved a comprehensive rates until the April meeting. revision of the Curriculum Review Process for the University; (3) had created a set of Trustee Adams requested, before the Rules of Conduct; and (4) is in the process April meeting, a list of each of the halls
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of establishing five new committees to attack issues of critical concern to the University. Dr. Brown also expressed his pleasure at having a chance to formally inform the Board of Faculty Senate's activities.
A copy of Dr. Brown's written remarks are on file in the Secretary's office.
Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah reiterated President Bernhard's comments regarding the Joint Appropriation Hearing on March 9. He indicated that he was more optimistic that the Governor's Recommendation stands a reasonable chance of holding.
Board Committee Reports. Trustee Caine, chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, indicated that the Committee had reviewed the room and board rates that were tabled earlier in the meeting. He also indicated that the President's Cabinet had been meeting to prepare a budget for 1978-79. Mr. Caine stated that some tuition increase is almost inescapable this year. At the same time, Mr. Caine pointed out that the Student Services Committee is reviewing the pos sibility that the Health Center will be self supporting in a three to five year period. When all the figures are finalized, the Budget and Finance Committee will bring to the Board a definite recommendation regarding tuition.
Trustee Adams, chairman of the Board's Capital Outlay Committee, read to the Board a letter received by Mr. Kowalski from Martha M. Bigelow, Director, Michigan History Divi sion, and State Historic Preservation Of ficer. Ms. Bigelow informed Mr. Kowalski that East Hall has been entered in the National Register of Historic Places.
Adjournment. Chairman Ludlow adjourned the meeting at 12:00 noon.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles H. Ludlow Chairman �w� Robert W. Hann� Secretary
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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Remarks by the President. President Bernhard in his remarks to the Board informed REGULAR MEETING them that in its Newsletter of April 12, the AAUP published partial salary information on April 21, 1978 WMU faculty. He also indicated that the AAUP made formal request for salary information on selected administrative employees, with the The Regular Meeting of the Western aim of publishing and distributing the salary Michigan University Board of Trustees was data to their membership. President Bernhard held on April 21, 1978 in the Board of Trustees stated that in the interest of greater accuracy Room of the University Student Center. and comparability, and in accordance with Michigan's Freedom of Information Act, the The meeting was called to order at 9:35 administration published in the April 19 a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow, issue of the Western News the full 1977 Calendar Year W-2 earnings (including tax Trustees present: Adams, Franks, sheltered annuities) for bargaining unit Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President faculty and those selected administrative Bernhard (ex-officio). employees specifically identified by title in the AAUP request. President Bernhard indi Trustees absent: Caine and Dykema. cated that the administration feels that the open disclosure of this information, on a Also present were: Vice President fair and equitable basis, was necessary. Coyne, Executive Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. President Bernhard then reported that Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix, the preliminary admissions report for Fall Mr. Poulton, Mr. Brinn, Mr. Carr and Legal 1978 is encouraging and he could see no Counsel Staton. reason why the total enrollment projections for Fall 1978 could not be met. Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion by Trustee Johnson, supported by Trustee President Bernhard also informed the Franks, the agenda presented for the meeting Board that he had appointed an advisory was approved. selection committee to aid him in the ap pointment of a new University Attorney. It Minutes. The Board of Trustees approved is hoped that he will be able to move with the minutes of the March 17, 1978 Regular this appointment no later than July 1. Meeting as corrected by Trustee Parfet. Under the Academic Personnel Report, the Finally, President Bernhard highlighted second sentence should now read: his recent trip to Egypt and Greece and expressed his appreciation to the Board for "Trustee Parfet asked that adjunct their willingness to allow him to make the appointments in the health services be trip as a representative of the American designated by career field, e.g. M.D. Association of Colleges and Universities. status, and Dr. Denenfeld indicated that this would be accomplished," Academic Personnel Report. Trustee Parfet made a motion, supported by Trustee Petitions and Communications. Com- Kemp, to approve the Academic Personnel munications received since the March 17 Board Report with the exception of the tenure meeting include: (1) Letter from Legal section. Trustee Parfet made this motion be Counsel Arthur Staton dated March 29, 1978; cause the Academic Affairs Committee had not and (2) Opinion from Attorney General dated had a chance to review the tenure recommenda April 4, 1978. tions. She stressed that this motion was not made because she had concern with any one Additionally, State Representative individual or the group as a whole but only Welborn presented to Professor Martin Cohen a that she felt it to be the responsibility of resolution honoring him on his retirement the Academic Affairs Committee to review all with emeritus status from Western. This tenure decisions. The motion carried unan resolution was jointly sponsored by Senator imously. John A. Welborn and Representatives Mary C. Brown, Donald Gilmer and Robert Welborn.
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Trustee Parfet then made a second pendent recommendation from that body would motion, supported by Trustee Kemp, to table then be made to President Bernhard. until the May Meeting the tenure section of the Academic Personnel Report, which also Appointments carried unanimously. James Gilstrap, Assistant Football Appointment Coach, Division of Inter collegiate Athletics, ef Norman Frankel, Assistant Professor, fective May 1, 1978, termi Librarianship, effective March nating December 31, 1978 13, 1978, terminating June 30, 1980 Larry Quarles, Assistant Basketball Coach, Division of Inter Appointment with Adjunct Status collegiate Athletics, ef fective April 1, 1978 to June Richard G. Simms, Adjunct Assistant 30, 1978 and August 14, 1978 Professor, Department of to March 31, 1979 Geology, effective August 15, 1978, terminating August 15, Douglas Taatjes, Assistant Basket 1981 ball Coach, Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, Leaves of Absence effective April 1, 1978, terminating March 31, 1979 Curtis Curtis-Smith, Associate Professor of Music, effective William H. Rieck, Project Director September 1, 1978, terminating for the Community Information August 31, 1979, to accept a System, College of Health and Guggenheim Foundation Fellow Human Services, effective ship April 19, 1978, terminating April 16, 1979 Retirement with Emeritus Status G. Glen Weller, Head Hockey Coach, Jean Malmstrom, Professor of English, Division of Intercollegiate effective June 30, 1978, with Athletics, effective March 23, the title Emeritus Professor 1978, terminating March 31, of English 1981
Change of Retirement Date Resignation
Elizabeth Lennon, Assistant Pro Michael Williamson, Administrative fessor of Blind Rehabilita Assistant, Marching Band tion, change retirement date Director, effective June 30, from April 22, 1978 to June 1978 30, 1978 Retirements Resignation Jack L. Curtis, use Bookstore, Gary Pan, Assistant Professor of effective April 21, 1978 Industrial Engineering, Mary F. Huffman, Library Assistant, effective April 22, 1978 Physical Science Library, effective April 28, 1978 Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a Georgiana Korzilius, Undergraduate motion by Trustee Johnson, supported by Admissions, effective April 7, Trustee Adams, the Board of Trustees approved 1978 the Non-Academic Personnel Report as pre Galvester Morgan, Custodial, ef sented by Dr. Robert Hannah. fective March 20, 1978 Tena Ranger, Davis Food Service, Trustee Franks asked Dr. Hannah about effective April 22, 1978 the status of the Bill Neal grievance. Dr. Hannah indicated that there would be a panel hearing on Monday, April 24th, and an inde-
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Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees University Staff Patent and Copyright Policy. accepted for the University the gifts and Vice President Wetnight presented to the grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Board for approval a proposed revision to the Report for March 1978. Chairman Ludlow University Patent and Copyright Policy adopted directed the Secretary to acknowledge and by the Board on October 20, 1967 and revised express appeciation to the donors on behalf by the Research Policies Council on June 23, of the Board of Trustees. 1969. He explained that this revision coin cides with the AAUP Contract as ratified by Authorization to Confer Degrees. The the Board of Trustees on September 26, 1977. Board of Trustees then authorized the Presi dent of the University to confer degrees at Following discussion by Board members the April 22, 1978 Commencement, as recom and on advice from Legal Counsel Staton, mended by the faculty. Trustee Adams moved, supported by Trustee Kemp, that this item be tabled. Motion Honorary Degree. A motion was made by carried. Trustee Franks, supported by Trustee Kemp, to bestow the honorary degree of Doctor of Report on Medieval Institute. Associate Humanities upon Dr. Gwendolyn Brooks, author Vice President Denenfeld introduced to the and poet, as recommended by President Bernhard Board Dr. Otto Grundler, Director, The at the April 22, 1978 Commencement. Motion Medieval Institute. Dr. Grundler expressed carried unanimously. his appreciation for the opportunity to report to the Board on one of Western's Room and Board Rates. Vice President unusual academic assets, the Medieval In Wetnight indicated that this item was tabled stitute, founded in 1961 and the first such by the Board at its March meeting in ac institute at any American university. cordance with standard procedure. He re iterated that the major factors contributing The Medieval Institute was established to the increases are wage rates and utility for the purpose of developing and maintaining costs. Trustee Kemp, member of the Board's interdisciplinary academic degree programs at Budget and Finance Committee, stated that the the undergraduate as well as at the graduate Committee had reviewed these increases and level and to encourage scholarly research and agreed with the recommendation. Therefore, study of medieval culture. Dr. Grundler also with a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by informed the Board of the upcoming Conference Trustee Parfet, the Board approved the fol on Medieval Studies which will be held on lowing room and board rates for 1978-79 as campus May 4-7. Dr. Grundler indicated that presented by Vice President Wetnight. the conference has grown from 300 participants in 1970 to approximately 1200 participants ROOM AND BOARD RATES that have registered so far in 1978. He indicated that this conference is recognized 1978-79 throughout this continent and is considered the most important and prestigious medieval Period Rate conference in existence.
Room Only (East Following Dr. Grundler's presentation, Campus) Semester $285 the Trustees expressed their appreciation for Room and Board Semester 770 the fine report. Trustee Parfet, in par Elmwood and Golds- ticular, noted the praise of associates for worth Valley The Medieval Institute and for Dr. Grundler. 1 BR - Furnished Month 126 Chairman Ludlow expressed Mr. Dykema's regret 2 BR - Furnished Month 139 that he was unable to attend this Board 1 BR - Unfurnished Month 119 meeting since he is very interested in 2 BR - Unfurnished Month 129 Medieval studies. Stadium Drive - I 1 BR - Furnished Month 136 Chairman Ludlow then introduced Dr. 2 BR - Furnished Month 146 Samuel Clark, the new President of the Faculty Stadium Drive - II Senate to the Board members and audience. 2 BR - Unfurnished Month 146 Single Room Premium Day 1.50 Lansing Report. Dr. Hannah reported that the Senate has taken action on the appropriations for higher education and that the Senate had increased the Governor's
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original recommendation for W.M.U. The Bill, Trustee Adams also reported that plans of course, now goes to the House. for the bridge spanning Howard Street will be ready for bidding in August and the pre Dr. Hannah also reported on the bonding liminary plans for the Fine Arts project are authority the organization of which has complete. These plans have been submitted to delayed our Fine Arts Building. He indicated the Joint Capital Outlay Subcommittee for that the Legislature and the Governor have review. The administration is working with only recently agreed on a system for recom the Department of Management and Budget on mending architects. the selection and recommendation of the professional service contractor for the final Trustee Adams and Dr. Hannah spent some phase of the project. When the process is time in Washington, D.C. on the East Campus completed, the administration will present a project two weeks a.go. Dr. Hannah indicated recommendation to the Board of Trustees for that there is not as much money available for review and approval. restoration of old buildings as had hoped in HUD, but that funds would be sought else Student Services Trustee Franks where. The secretary also indicated that he reported that the Committee expects to com haa sent copies of the Financial Aid News to plete the review of the Health Center and Congressman Ford who has asked permission to bring a final recommendation to the Board at distribute copies from his office, the May Meeting.
Dr. Hannah then briefly reported on AGB Trustee Johnson informed the Board that Meetings held in San Francisco April 16-18, there will be an alumni luncheon in Lansing 1978. The Trustees attending this conference on May 2nd and invited all the Board members were Mr. Caine, Mrs. Johnson, and Mrs. Parfet. to attend if possible.
Board Committee Reports. Adjournment. The meeting was adjourned at 11:20 a.m. Academic Affairs Committee Trustee Parfet requested a report from Associate Vice Respectfully submitted, President Denenfeld on the status of univer sity libraries. Dr. Denenfeld indicated that a questionnaire had been sent out by the Director of Libraries trying to get more specific information as to the feeling of Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman need and a more helpful set of hours. The deadline for returning the questionnaire was April 15 and when analyzed this information will be presented to the Board's Academic Affairs Committee prior to coming to the /uJfw Board of Trustees with a recommendation in W Robert W. Hannah, Secretary May. He did inform the Board that library hours were extended for exam week a total of 62 hours over the five libraries.
Budget and Finance -- Trustee Kemp indicated that the Budget and Finance Com mittee met this morning with the Student Services Committee to review the different possibilities of funding the Health Center but has no report to make at this time.
Capital Outlay -- Trustee Adams reported that Vice President Mitchell and Mr. Kowalski met last month with the committee to review a new approach to Capital Outlay, Remodelling and Maintenance at the University. He indicated that descriptive statements are being circulated and discussed within the University, and the committee will review these responses when they are available.
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attended various programs as observers. President Bernhard noted his pleasure at the WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES success of this conference and that next year's conference will be called the 14th REGULAR MEETING International Conference of Medieval Studies.
May 19, 1978 President Bernhard added that he and Dr. Hannah would be le aving, following the Board meeting, to attend the Mid-American Con The Regular Meeting of the Western ference to be held at Central Michigan Michigan University Board of Trustees was University. held on May 19, 1978 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Academic Personnel Report. Trustee Parfet reiterated for the other Trustees and The meeting was called to order at 9:32 visitors the procedure for selection of a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. faculty for promotion and tenure. She noted that the Academic Affairs Committee had Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, reviewed all promotion and tenure recom Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet, and President mendations. On a motion by Trustee Dykema, Bernhard (ex officio). supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Trustee absent: Adams Report as presented by Vice President Loew.
Also present were: Vice President Appointments Coyne, Vice President Loew, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Hannah, Gary E. Bigelow, Assistant Professor, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Department of Modern and Mr. Gagie, Mr. Mannix, Mr. Poulton, Mr. Carr Classical Languages, effective and Legal Counsel Staton. August 7, 1978 (continuing)
Acceptance of the Agenda. Dr. Hannah Linda Delene, Associate Professor, noted that there had been a change in content Department of Marketing, ef for agenda item Be from the Tentative Agenda. fective August 7, 1978 (re On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by appointment) Trustee Dykema, the agenda as presented for the meeting was then approved. James E. Erickson, Assistant Pro fessor, Department of Biology, Minutes. On a motion by Trustee Kemp, effective August 7, 1978, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of terminating April 21, 1979 Trustees approved the minutes of the April (reappointment) 21, 1978 Regular Meeting as mailed. Gordon Eriksen, Assistant Pro Petitions and Communications. Communica fessor, School of Librarian tions received since the April 21 Board ship, effective August 7, 1978 meeting included: (1) Letter from George ( reappointment) Greene dated April 26, 1978; and (2) Letter from Judge James S. Casey dated May 8, 1978. John David Hamilton, Assistant Professor, Department of Representative Mary Brown was introduced Mathematics, effective August and presented legislative tributes to Drs. 7, 1978 (continuing) Edwin Grossnickle and Haym Kruglak honoring them on their retirements with emeritus David R. Joslyn, Assistant Professor, status from Western. School of Social Work, ef fective August 7, 1978, Remarks by the President. President terminating April 19, 1980 Bernhard reported to the Board the results of (reappointment) the recent 13th Annual Medieval Conference held on Western's campus. He indicated that Sarah V. Kirk, Assistant Professor, this conference, the biggest of its kind, School of Social Work, effec registered over 1,212 participants from ten tive August 7, 1978 (reap foreign countries. He also indicated that pointment) over 200 individuals from the community
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Leslie H. Leighninger, Assistant Bridget A. Stover, Assistant Pro Professor, School of Social fessor, School of Social Work, Work, effective August 7, 1978 effective August 7, 1978, (continuing) terminating April 21, 1979 (reappointment) Linda Lesniak-Foster, Visiting Assistant Professor, Depart Thomas L. VanValey, Associate ment of Mathematics, effective Professor, Department of August 7, 1978, terminating Sociology, effective August 7, April 21, 1979 1978, terminating April 25, 1981 (reappointment) Cecil L. McIntire, Assistant Pro fessor, Department of Bio Thomas F. Willer, Assistant Pro medical Sciences, effective fessor, Social Science Area, August 7, 1978, terminating effective August 7, 1978, April 19, 1980 (reappointment) terminating April 21, 1979 (reappointment) James C. Petersen, Assistant Pro fessor, Department of Sociology, Molly W. Williams, Assistant effective April 23, 1978, Professor, Department of terminating April 19, 1980 Mechanical Engineering, (reappointment) effective August 7, 1978 (continuing one-half time V. Jean Ramsey, Assistant Professor, reappointment) Department of Management, effective August 7, 1978 Stephen L. Zabor, Assistant Pro (continuing) fessor, Department of Eco nomics, effective August 7, K. Kameswara Rao, Assistant Pro 1978, terminating April 25, fessor, Department of Physics, 1981 effective May 1, 1978 (re appointment) Leave of Absence Without Pay
Steven C. Rhodes, Assistant Pro Barbara Speas Havira, Assistant fessor, Department of Communica Professor, Social Science tion Arts and Sciences, ef Area, from August 28, 1978 to fective August 7, 1978, April 21, 1979, to enroll terminating April 25, 1981 full-time as a doctoral student ( reappointment) in U.S. History.
James Rice, Jr., Assistant Professor, Luretta McCray, Assistant Pro School of Librarianship, fessor, Department of Dance, effective August 7, 1978, from August 28, 1978 to September terminating April 25, 1981 3, 1979, for additional pro fessional development in the Christopher J. Schmidt, Assistant form of advanced study and Professor, Department of research and update teaching Geology, effective August 7, methods and materials. 1978, terminating April 25, 1981 Promotions - Effective July 1, 1978 for fiscal year employees, Barry L. Sherman, Assistant Pro and August 7, 1978 for fessor, Department of Com academic year appointees. munication Arts and Sciences, effective August 7, 1978, COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES terminating April 25, 1981 Charles Davis to rank of Professor of Brice M. Stone, Assistant Professor, Electrical Engineering Department of Economics, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Apri 1 25, 1981
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W. Lloyd Gheen to rank of Associate COUNSELING CENTER Professor of Industrial Education C. Bruce MacQueen to rank of Associate Leo Rayl to rank of Professor of Indus Professor trial Engineering Laura Manis to rank of Associate Professor Beverlee White to rank of Associate Professor COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Dona Fowler to rank of Professor of Biology Alfred Balkin to rank of Associate Richard Pippen to rank of Professor of Professor of Education and Biology Professional Development
James Howell to rank of Professor of L. Richard Harring to rank of Professor Chemistry of Education and Professional Development Thomas Sill to rank of Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences Uldis Smidchens to rank of Professor of Richard Dieker to rank of Professor of Educational Leadership Communication Arts and Sciences COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS Wayland Gardner to rank of Professor of Economics Joseph DeLuca to rank of Professor of Art Shirley Scott to rank of Associate Professor of English William Allgood to rank of Associate Thomas Seiler to rank of Associate Professor of Music Professor of English Trent Kynaston to rank of Associate Professor of Music Eldor Quandt to rank of Associate Robert Humiston to rank of Professor of Professor of Geography Music
John Grace to rank of Professor of COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Geology Richard Passero to rank of Professor of Howard Dooley to rank of Associate Geology Professor of Humanities Area
Kenneth Williams to rank of Associate Franklin Fisk to rank of Professor Professor of Mathematics (Natural Science Area and Gerald Sievers to rank of Professor of Department of Education and Professional Mathematics Development in College of Education)
Peter Krawutschke to rank of Associate COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES Professor of Modem and Classical Languages Joseph Reish to rank of Associate Pro Ruth Kaarlela to rank of Professor of fessor of Modem and Classical Blind Rehabilitation and Mobility Languages Lois Hamlin to rank of Associate Pro John Dilworth to rank of Associate fessor of Occupational Therapy Professor of Philosophy Terry Korhom to rank of Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy Brian Iwata to rank of Associate Pro M. Joy Anderson to rank of Associate fessor of Psychology Professor of Occupational Therapy
COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Danny Thompson to rank of Associate Professor of Social Work Jay Lindquist to the rank of Associate Robert Barstow to rank of Professor of Professor of Marketing Social Work
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Michael Clark to rank of Associate COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES Professor of Speech Pathology and Audiology Gilda Greenberg Associate Professor of Mary Ida Hunt to rank of Associate Humanities and Social Professor of Speech Pathology Science and Audiology Michael Swords Associate Professor of Natural Science LIBRY LIBRY Sharon Pyles to rank of Assistant Professor Helen Healy to rank of Associate Professor David Isaacson Assistant Professor Iona Malanchuk to rank of Associate Rebecca Whitaker Assistant Professor Professor Non-Academic Personnel Report. Fol Resignation lowing a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees Christopher D. Bauch, Assistant approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as Professor, Department of presented by Dr. Hannah. Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective.July 1, 1978 Appointment
Tenure - Effective August 28, 1978 Wayne Baskerville, Assistant Director, Alumni Relations, COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES effective July 1, 1978
Jack Humbert Associate Professor of Robert Buck, Head Volleyball Coach, Distributive Education (part-time), Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES effective July 1, 1978, ter minating June 30, 1979 Ronald B. Chase Associate Professor of Geology David Kakkuri, Staff Training Joseph Reish Assistant Professor of Officer, Office of Personnel, French effective May 15, 1978 Herman Teichert Assistant Professor of German G. Michael Vavrek, Regional Director, Christian Hirsch Associate Professor of Division of Continuing Education, Mathematics effective May 15, 1978 Ellen P. Robin Associate Professor of (continuing) Sociology Change of Title COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Martin R. (Joe) Gagie, from Director Nicholas Batch Assistant Professor of of Information Services to General Business Assistant to the President and Director of Information Ser COLLEGE OF EDUCATION vices, effective July 1, 1978 & Robert Hopkins Professor of Counseling Ruth Vander Wal, from Executive Personnel Secretary to the President to Executive Secretary and Assis COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS tant to the President, effec tive July 1, 1978 Gerald Fischbach Associate Professor of Music Professional Development Leave Milvern K. Ivey Associate Professor of Music Robert D. Havira, Technician, Stephen Jones Assistant Professor of Department of Geology, from Music August 25, 1978 to November 25, 1978
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Joseph T. Hoy, Director, Division RESOLUTION of Intercollegiate Athletics, from January 1, 1979 to April WHEREAS, on September 16, 1977 the 1, 1979 Western Michigan University Board of Trustees authorized the Treasurer to instruct the Resignation Michigan National Bank of Detroit to make certain specific investments for various George Greene, Staff Training annuity trusts in accordance with a submitted Officer, Office of Personnel, schedule of investments; and effective April 21, 1978 WHEREAS, said resolution and schedule William C. Hardy, Sr., Assistant require the equivalent of six (6) months of Football Coach, effective May beneficiary payments for each trust to be 1, 1978 invested in Ford Motor Variable Notes with the balance above bond investments to the Retirement closest $1,000.00 to be invested in U.S. Treasury Notes; Wilbur Ball, Supervisor, USC Food Service, effective May 8, 1978 WHEREAS, investment experience has shown current income in each trust is amply suf Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees ficient to meet beneficiary payments as they accepted for the University the gifts and become due and that there is no need to hold grants as contained in the Gift and Grant funds in Ford Motor Variable Notes to insure Report for April, 1978, Trustee Dykema the availability of liquid funds for bene directed the Secretary to acknowledge and ficiary payments; express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. WHEREAS, a better return at no greater risk of significance can be realized for each Tuition, Facility Fees and Health trust if the entire balance above bond invest Maintenance Fee, The Trustees received and ment to the nearest $1,000.00 can be invested held over until the June 16, 1978 meeting the in either U.S. Treasury Notes or Ford Motor administrative recommendations regarding Variable Notes, depending upon the relative tuition, facility fees and the health main return of each from time to time; tenance fee. WHEREAS, the substance of this resolution The health maintenance fee in particular drew is consistent with the recommendations of strong comment from Trustees and adminis Michigan National Bank of Detroit, the Uni trators. It was emphasized by all sides to versity's Investment Agent and Advisor; the debate that the issue, and cost for health services was not closed, however. (A NOW, THEREFORE, the Vice President for copy of these proposed fees is on file in the Finance (Treasurer) is authorized to instruct Secretary's office.) Michigan National Bank of Detroit to invest the entire balance to the closest $1,000.00 Selection of Architect for Fine Arts above bond investment in each trust in Building. On a motion by Trustee Johnson, either Ford Motor Variable Notes or U.S. supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of Treasury Notes, depending upon which, from Trustees approved the architectural firm of time to time, provides the better return. Harley Ellington Pierce Yee Associates for the final phase of planning and construction Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah design of the Fine Arts Building as a re informed the Board that the Senate Appropria placement for the firm of O'Dell & Hewlett & tions Committee and full Senate have increased Luckenbach, Inc. appropriations for all institutions by a significant amount and $400,000 for WMU. He Resolution re Annuity Trust Investments. indicated that he would keep the Board posted Trustee Caine, chairman of the Board's Budget on any development. and Finance Committee, indicated that the committee had reviewed the following resolu Dr. Hannah also informed the Board that tion and recommended that it be approved. Western has begun to move on the Fine Arts His motion was seconded by Trustee Parfet and Building. We have received approval from the unanimously approved by the Board. Joint Capital Outlay Subcommittee for our architect. Dr, Hannah also indicated that he
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and Mr. Adams have been working with Federal offices in Washington, D.C. in an effort to Respectfully submitted, acquire funding for the renovation of East Hall.
Long Range Planning Report. Executive �O.� Vice President Stephen Mitchell introduced to L the Board Mr. Nick Poulton, Director of University Planning. Mr. Poulton indicated that an outline of his presentation was included in each Trustee's folder (on file in � :=L� the Secretary's office). Mr. Poulton ad Robert W. Hannah, Secretary dressed three general questions in his pre sentation: (1) What does university plan ning encompass?; (2) What are some of the planning related activities Western has developed to date?; and (3) What directions are planning activities taking now?
Following Mr. Poulton's presentation Dr. Franks expressed his concern that there was no representative from athletics on the membership roster of the Long Range Advisory Committee. President Bernhard indicated that Dr. Franks' suggestions wou}d be given serious consideration.
Board Committee Reports.
Academic Affairs Committee -- Trustee Parfet indicated that in their recent com mittee meeting the following items were reviewed: (1) ·promotion and tenure recom mendations; (2) library hours; and (3) re placement of deans in the Graduate College and the College of Arts and Sciences.
Budget and Finance -- Trustee Caine indicated that the committee had met the previous afternoon to review tuition, facility fees and health maintenance fee and will be meeting again to continue their discussions.
Capital Outlay -- Trustee Dykema ex pressed his appreciation for the fine job Bill Kowalski has done on the Fine Arts Building.
Collective Bargaining -- Trustee Kemp indicated that the committee had met that morning to discuss strategy for negotiations with the AAUP.
Closed Session. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Dykema, the Board went into Closed Session at 11:25 a.m., as requested by Mr. Mannix, to bring the Board up-to-date on the status of current nego tiations with the WMU Chapter of the AAUP.
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viewed by the University community-at-large, WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES and that he expected that recommendations from it would �oon be coming to the Board for REGULAR MEETING their action or information.
June 16, 1978 Academic Personnel Report. On a motion made by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the The Regular Meeting of the Western Academic Personnel Report as presented by Michigan University Board of Trustees was Vice President Loew. held on June 16, i978 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Appointment as Chairman
The meeting was called to order at 9:30 Phillip D. Adams, Chairman, Human a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. ities Area, College of General Studies, effective July 1, Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, 1978, terminating June 30, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and 1979 (reappointment) President Bernhard (ex-officio). A. Bruce Clarke, Chairman, Department Also present were: Vice President of Mathematics, College of Coyne, Vice President Loew, Vice President Arts and Sciences, effective Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Hannah, July 1, 1978 (reapppointment) Mr. Carr, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Mannix, Dr. Moskovis and Legal Raymond A. Dannenberg, Chairman, Counsel Deckard. Department of Distributive Education, College of Applied Acceptance of the Agenda, On a motion Sciences, effective July 1, by Trustee Johnson, supported by Trustee 1978 (reappointment) Caine, the Board of Trustees approved the agenda as presented for the meeting. Ronald J. Flaspohler, Chairman, Science Area, College of Minutes. Following a motion by Trustee General Studies, effective Dykema, supported by Trustee Caine, the Board July 1, 1978 (reappointment) of Trustees approved the minutes of the May )9, )978 Regular Meeting as distributed. Clare Goldfarb, Chairman, Depart ment of English, College of Petitions and Communications. The Arts and Sciences, effective secretary informed the Board that letters July 1, 1978 from Michael Garfield and from Elliott G. Ballard had been received during the month Fred V Hartenstein, Chairman, and that copies of these materials had been Department of Management, Col distributed to the Board. lege of Business, effective July 1, 1978 (reappointment) Remarks by the President. President Bernhard spoke in his remarks to three items, Cassius A. Hesselberth, Chairman, First, his pleasure that Bob Ethridge had Department of Electrical been elected to the Kalamazoo School Board Engineering, College of Ap and that Dean Darrell Jones was now President plied Sciences, effective July of the Kalamazoo County Chamber of Commerce, 1, 1978 (reappointment) The President expressed his pleasure at these excellent indications of good town/gown E. Thomas Lawson, Chairman, Depart relationships. Second, he noted that the ment of Religion, College of Salary and Wage Reclassification Committee Arts and Sciences, effective had submitted its report to him and that this July 1, 1978 (reappointment) document was currently being reviewed by the University. The President promised to keep Robert H. Luscombe, Chairman, the Board informed. Thirdly, the President Department of Theatre, College noted that the Breisach Committee on Liberal of Fine Arts, effective July Education had made its report to him. He 1, 1978 noted that this report also was being re-
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James B. Matthews, Professor and Patricia Fravel, Instructor, Uni Chairman, Department of Mechanical versity Libraries, effective Engineering, College of Applied September 1, 1978, terminating Sciences, effective July 1, August 31, 1981 (reappoint 1978 ment)
Robert C. Nagler, Chairman, Depart Michael E. Gallery, Assistant ment of Chemistry, College of Professor, Department of Arts and Sciences, effective Special Education, effective July 1, 1978 August 7, 1978, terminating April 25, 1981 Robert A. Palmatier, Chairman, Department of Linguistics, Deanna Haney, Assistant Professor, College of Arts and Sciences, Humanities Area, effective effective July i, 1978 (re August 7, 1978, terminating appointment) April 21, 1979 (reappointment)
Michael A. Pritchard, Chairman, Darryl F. Janowicz, Assistant Department of Philosophy, Professor, Department of College of Arts and Sciences, Industrial Engineering, ef effective July 1, 1978 (re fective August 7, 1978, ter appointment) minating April 25, 1981
Thomas Ryan, Chairman, Department Theresa Kasling, Instructor, Uni of Education and Professional versity Libraries, effective Development, College of Edu July 1, 1978, terminating June cation, effective July 1, 1978 30, 1980 (reappointment) (reappointment) Dionysios Kountanis, Assistant Robert Jack Smith, Chairman, Depart Professor, Department of ment of Anthropology, College Mathematics, effective August of Arts and Sciences, effective 7, 1978 July 1, 1978 Ronald C. Kramer, Assistant Pro Raymond E. Zelder, Chairman, De fessor, Department of Sociology, partment of Economics, College effective August 7, 1978, of Arts and Sciences, effec terminating April 25, 1981 tive July 1, 1978 (reappoint ment) Michael J. McAsey, Assistant Pro fessor, Department of Mathe Appointment as Director matics, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 25, John P. Flynn, Director, School of 1981 Social Work, College of Health and Human Services, effective Zahir Ahmen Quraeshi, Assistant July 1, 1978 Professor, Department of Marketing, effective August 7, Appointment 1978
Joseph J. Belonax, Assistant Pro Randolph B. Scruggs, Assistant fessor, Department of Market Professor, Department of Psy ing, effective August 7, 1978 chology, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, Donald F. Cooney, Assistant Pro 1979 (reappointment) fessor, School of Social Work, effective August 7, 1978, Susan Wear, Instructor, Department terminating April 2), 1979 of Speech Pathology and Audio (reappointment) logy, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 (reappointment)
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James Wolk, Assistant Professor, Reappointment as Ombudsman School of Social Work, effec tive August 7, 1978, terminating Philip Kramer, Ombudsman, effective April 21, 1979 (reappointment) July 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1980 Paul Yelsma, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Retirement Arts and Sciences, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Charles Endsley, Maintenance, April 25, 1981 (reappointment) effective June 30, 1978
Appointment with Adjunct Status Dorothy Niemi, Nurse, University Health Center, effective June College of Health and Human Services 30, 1978
James Harris, Adjunct Clinical Western Michigan University Board Assistant Professor in Health of Trustees' Meeting Dates for 1978-79. Sciences, effective January 1, The Board of Trustees approved the following 1978, terminating January 1, meeting dates for 1978-79 and authorized that 1981 (Medical Technologist) proper public notification of these be made.
Doyle B. Hill, Adjunct Clinical July 21, 1978 Assistant Professor in Health September 15, 1978 Sciences, effective July 1, October 20, 1978 1978, terminating July 1, 1979 November 17, 1978 (Doctor of Osteopath General December 15, 1978 Practice) January 19, 1979 February 16, 1979 Leave of Absence Without Pay - Extension March 16, 1979 April 20, 1979 Neil Lamper, Associate Professor, May lH, 1979 Department of Counseling and June 15, 1979 Personnel, from August 7, 1978 to January 3, 1979 Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and Charles C. Warfield, Associate grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Professor, Department of Report for May 1978. Trustee Caine directed Educational Leadership, from the Secretary to acknowledge these and ex August 28, 1978 to August 28, press appreciation to the donors on behalf of 1979 the Board of Trustees.
Promotion - Effective July 11 1978 Gift of Paper Recycling Plant. Vice President Wetnight introduced to the Board COLLEGE OF EDUCATION Dr. Richard Valley, chairman of the Paper Science and Engineering Department, Mr. Rodney Roth to rank of Professor of Richard Van Buren, president of the Paper Educational Leadership Science Foundation Inc. and Mr. Carlton Kenneth Simon to rank of Professor "Scotty" Cameron, chairman of the Solici of Education tation Committee for the Fiber Recycling Plant. Mr. Wetnight noted that these gentle Resignation men were responsible in large part for the fine acquisition they would now present Joy Anderson, Associate Professor, formally to the Board. Mr. Richard Van Buren Department of Occupational then thanked the Board for their continued Therapy, effective August 7, interest in the Paper Department and in the 1978 Foundation. He read a letter to the Board of Trustees from the Paper Science Foundation Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a presenting to the Board the Recycled Fiber motion made by Trustee Dykema, supported by Pilot Plant worth in excess of $900,000. Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Hannah.
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On behalf of the Board, Trustee Robert Caine President Wetnight reviewed the areas of gave public thanks to Mr. Van Buren and the major revisions. Trustee Caine noted that entire Paper Foundation for their help in this interim statement had been reviewed in maintaining "quality in this program of the detail by the Board's Budget and Finance University. He then moved that the Board Committee, and in his judgment, it reflected formally accept the Recycled Fiber Pilot the original intent of the budget passed some Plant with thanks from the University com ten months ago. munity. This motion was seconded by Trustee Dykema and passed unanimously. After satisfying Trustee Franks about certain carry-forward funds, the Board then Year-End Allotment Adjustments for 1977- unanimously accepted the proposed year-end 78 General Fund Budget. In presenting allotment adjustments which included specific changes to the initial booked budget, Vice carry-forward requests (on file in the Secretary's Office).
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY General Fund Budget 1977 /78
l,977/78 Board l,977/78 Board Revisions Action Final REVENUE Budget From Board Reserve Estimate
State Appropriation $37,317,000 $ $ $37,317,000 Student Fees 14,076,000 176,200 14,252,200 Investment Income 300,000 60,000 360,000 Indirect Cost Recovery 180,000 50,000 230,000 Other Fees 175,000 20,000 195,000 Departmental & Other 262,000 34,000 296,000 Prior Year Carry-Forward 269,351 269,351
Total Revenue $52,310,000 $ 609,551 $ $52,919,551
EXPENSES
Instruction $28,248,300 $ 991,285 $(32,335) $29,207,250 Other Educational Serv. 2,661,600 40, 558 (900) 2,701,358 Libraries 2,266,200 4,803 2,271,003 Organized Research 406,500 36,458 442,958 Continuing Education 582,800 (97,045) 485,755 Student Services 4,099,000 41,218 (7,924) 4,132,294 Financial Aid 1,460,300 (153,261) (31,820) 1,275,219 Public Service 783,000 77,287 860,287 General Administration 965,400 (11,443) 953,957 Business Operations 3,001,100 (84,041) 2,917,059 Physical Plant 8,067,100 (94,075) (500) 7,972,525 Special Maintenance Proj, 50,000 108,611 158,611 Unallocated Budget Changes (281,300) (250_, 904) (532,204)
Total Expenses $52,310,000 $ 609., 551 $(73,479) $52,846,072 -- --
Balance 0 -----0 (73,479) 73 479
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1978-79 Budget Continuation Resolution. hours or less). Part-time students would be The Board then unanimously adopted the fol given the option to pay the full fee and to lowing resolution allowing the University to get full service. Chairman Ludlow asked for operate in the new fiscal year on the same comments from the floor, after which Trustee basis as this year's budget. Adams, with support from Trustee Johnson, moved that the following fees for tuition, RESOLUTION facility fee and HMF fee be adopted effective Fall 1978. The HMF fee is to be assessed each WHEREAS, the State Legislature has student registrant, except those registered not yet enacted higher education ap for continuing education. Trustee Johnson propriation bills for the fiscal year seconded this motion and in a role call vote, 1978-79, and tuition and fees were passed as described 8-0. In view of the Board's change in the adminis-: WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees has tration's recommendation, Trustee Parfet noted thus not yet adopted an operating budget it was her assumption that the University would for 1978-79, pick up any deficit which might occur in the Health Center budget during the first year THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, that the under the Health Maintenance Fee. She also authority of the 1977-78 budget be expressed concern that all constituencies in continued and that the University be volved, especially students, be given timely authorized to continue its normal opera and complete information regarding new services tions under this authority until such available. time as the 1978-79 budget for the State of Michigan, which includes the ap Tuition fer Credit Hour propriations for higher education, is adopted and the University operating 1978/79 budget for 1978-79 is approved by the Board of Trustees. Resident Undergraduate $23.75
Tuition, Facility Fees, and Health Resident Graduate 31.75 Maintenance Fee. Vice President Wetnight reviewed the assumptions underlying the Non-Resident Undergraduate 59.00 tripartite recommendations to the Board for the upcoming year. Trustee Caine, speaking Non-Resident Graduate 75.00 for the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, summarized the Committee's opinion that the Facility Fees Per Credit Hour University had no alternative but to raise tuition. He noted that old differentials in 1978/79 funding between the state's various uni versities had been lost, and that in any Resident Undergraduate $ 2.75 case, the University has great need for sophistication in equipment and program and Resident Graduate 2.75 that a raise in tuition for this purpose plus inflation, seemed mandatory. Of particular Non-Resident Undergraduate 2.75 interest concerning the Health Maintenance Fee was the legislative intent that state Non-Resident Graduate 2.75 colleges and universities make their health centers self-supporting by means of student Health Maintenance Fee fees and user fees. The Board was reminded of the alternatives examined, a per credit 1978/79 hour rate, a flat rate, or a variable flat Per Semester Per Session rate. After considerable discussion on this 0-4 Cr. 5/More 0-2 Cr. 3/More issue, it was clear that the Trustees favored Hours* Cr. Hr. Hours* Cr.Hr. a flat rate and that administrators were conc�d with the effects that it might have Resident Undergraduate $10 $21. 25 $5 $10.75 on part-time students. Therefore, an alter native proposal was suggested to that pro Resident Graduate 10 21. 25 5 10.75 posed by the administration, i.e. that a flat fee of $21.25 for students with five hours or rNon-Resid:n-; I Undergrad. 10 21.25 5 10.75 more be assessed, and that $10.00 plus user fees be the rate for part-time students (4 (�Non-Resident -Graduate 10 21.25 5 10.75 __J
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*plus appropriate user fees or an option 7-0 (Trustee Caine still being out of the room). to pay the full fee. RESOLUTION Naming of the Student Services Building. In a prepared statement, Vice President Coyne WHEREAS, Zack L. York has contri noted the services to the University and the buted to the growth and enrichment of full rationale behind the recommendation of nearly every aspect of Western Michigan the following resolution, naming the Student University theatre since joining the Services Building for L. Dale Faunce. On a faculty in 1940, and as a teacher, motion by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee administrator, creator, counselor and Johnson, Trustees voted 6-0 (Trustees Parfet friend, he has encouraged and inspired and Caine then being out of the room) to hundreds of students to develop their adopt the following resolution. talents and abilities; and
RESOLUTION WHEREAS, Dr. York has produced, directed and designed more than 100 WHEREAS, L. Dale Faunce was Western student productions, including the first Michigan University's first vice presi ever staged in the Laura V. Shaw Theatre- dent for student services and public his own adaptation of Alan Paton's relations, and in that position from novel, "Cry, The Beloved Country"--and 1956 until 1966 played a major role in has served as chairman of both the Western's evolution from a teacher's department of communication arts and college to a major multipurpose uni sciences and the department of theatre; versity; and and
WHEREAS, Dr. Faunce provided sensi WHEREAS, Dr. York's graciousness, tive and dynamic leadership in the good humor, concern for others, and creation and development of supportive willingness to share his time with services and educational opportunities students, colleagues and friends who for Western's students; and he achieved seek his advice and assistance have crucial legislative, alumni and public identified him as a very special person; support of the University's burgeoning and academic programs and campus facilities; and WHEREAS, as a 1937 graduate of Western, Dr. York's achievements and the WHEREAS, Dr. Faunce, as a professor acclaim and respect he has earned from of counseling and personnel from 1966 performers and educators throughout the to the close of his distinguished career in country exemplify the finest personal 1973, was instrumental in the develop- and professional standards; ment of a doctoral program in that field; and THEREFORE, in recognition of his leadership and outstanding service to WHEREAS, Dr. Faunce was highly this University, regarded by his professional colleagues nationally, and admired by his staff for BE IT RESOLVED that the arena his ability to motivate and encourage theatre shall be designated henceforth individuals to perform to their capa as the Zack L. York Arena Theatre. city; Grievance Policy. Vice President THEREFORE, in recognition of his Wetnight reviewed the rationale for the new leadership, dedication and outstanding non-bargaining unit employee grievance pro service to this University, cedure and noted that the covering resolution directed that the Director of Employee BE IT RESOLVED that the student Relations and Personnel be given continuing services building shall be designated responsibility for maintaining and updating henceforth as the L. Dale Faunce Student this document. With a motion by Trustee Services Building. Franks, seconded by Trustee Adams, the Board voted 7-0 (Trustee Caine still being away Naming of Arena Theatre. Upon the from the table) to adopt the following reso recommendation of Vice President Loew and a lution. A complete copy of the non-bar motion by Trustee Adams, seconded by Trustee gaining unit employee grievance procedure is Franks, the following resolution was adopted
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on file in the Secretary's office and in the Report on Libraries. Associate Vice President Personnel Department. Denenfeld then reported to the Board regarding increases in library hours. In general he noted RESOLUTION that beginning with �he Fall Semester, library hours would be increased nights, weekends and WHEREAS, on June 30, 1972, the during vacation periods, so that students, Western Michigan University Board of particularly working students, would have greater Trustees adopted a Non-Bargaining Unit access to University facilities. Cost for Staff Employees Grievance Procedure, and this program was a concern but the Vice President said that they would be met for 1978-79, and WHEREAS, the President of the the use of the additional hours monitored to University has appointed a committee of learn if the expense was justified. representatives of various non-bar gaining unit employee families to Board Committee Reports. There were no prepare a revised Grievance Procedure Board committee reports other than Academic for Non-Bargaining Unit Employees, and Affairs, where Mrs. Parfet asked Vice Presi dent Loew to review the status of the vacant WHEREAS, the committee has unani deanships in Arts and Sciences and the mously recommended the attached revision, Graduate College.
NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, that Adjournment. Chairman Ludlow called the the Board of Trustees adopt the attached meeting adjourned at 12:01. revised Grievance Procedure for Non Bargaining Unit Employees, Respectfully submitted, BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Director of Employee Relations and Personnel be given the continuing res Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman ponsibility for maintaining and updating the above-mentioned procedure. Capital Construction, Remodeling and �w� Maintenance Policy. Vice President Mitchell Robert W. Hannah, Secretary tnen reviewed briefly for the Board a draft policy statement on capital construction, remodeling and maintenance at Western Michigan University. He informed the Board that this policy was currently under wide discussion at the University and he hoped it would eventually be the base for a policy on capital con struction at the University. Since it was not clear whether this policy had to come to the Board, the Vice President solicited both Board and public reaction to his draft. (A complete copy of this draft statement is on file in the Secretary's office.)
Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah briefly brought the Board up-to-date on the current prospects for legislative action on appropriations, and on capital outlay and prospects for funding for East Hall.
University Legal Counsel Progress Report. Vice President Robert Wetnight reviewed briefly the progress of the Committee to date, and noted that the four final candidates for the position would be interviewed within the month before the July Board meeting. He expected that a name could be brought to the Board at that time by the President.
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Trustee Dykema commended the President WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES and his staff on the budgetary process and the efforts that have been made to date REGULAR MEETING regarding Title IX. The President indicated that Mr. Ethridge has done a fine job on his July 21, 1978 work with Affirmative Action in general. Academic Personnel Report. Vice Presi The Regular Meeting of the Western dent Loew conunented on the change in the Michigan University Board of Trustees was format of the Academic Personnel Report and held on July 21, 1978 in the Board_ of Trustees indicated that he hoped it would be more Room of the University Student Center. useful and informative to the Board. Trustee Parfet, chairman of the Board's Academic The meeting was called to order at 9:35 Affairs Committee, indicated that the Committee a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. had reviewed the process of selecting the new dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, recommended that the Board approve the Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Academic Personnel Report. Bernhard (ex-officio). Following a motion by Trustee Adams, Trustee absent: Franks. supported by Trustee Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Also present were: Vice President Report as presented by Vice President Loew. Coyne, Vice President Loew, Vice President Wetnight, Mr. Carr, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Appointment as Dean Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Mannix and Legal Counsel Staton. A. Bruce Clarke, Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, effective Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion July 21, 1978 by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the Appointment as Associate Dean agenda as presented for the meeting. Ann S. Jennings, Associate Dean, Minutes. The Board of Trustees approved College of Fine Arts, effec the minutes of the June 16, 1978 Regular tive July 31, 1978 Meeting with the addition of the following sentence to the last paragraph under Tuition, Appointment as Chairman Facility Fees and Health Maintenance Fee: "She also expressed concern that all con Leo Niemi, Chairman, Department of stituencies involved, especially students, be Business Education and Ad given timely and complete information re ministrative Services, effective garding new services available." July 1, 1978 (reappointment)
Petitions and Communications. The Appointment as Acting Director following communications were received since the June 16, 1978 Regular Board Meeting: Leo C. Stine, Acting Director, correspondence relating to letter from J. C. Center for Public Administra Mendocha dated June 20, 1978. Trustee Caine tion, effective June 12, 1978, expressed concern that all the questions terminating December 31, 1978. asked by Mr. Mendocha had been answered and was assured that they had been. Appointment
Remarks by the President. President Continuing Bernhard in his remarks to the Board commented on: (1) the impact of the Bakke case on Robert 0. LaPuke, Assistant Pro Western's Affirmative Action program; (2) the fessor, Department of Blind progress of Western's Title IX efforts to Rehabilitation and Mobility, date; and (3) the 1978-79 appropriation for effective September 1, 1978 Western. (A complete copy of his remarks is (reappointment) on file in the Secretary's office.)
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Edward J. Pawlak, Professor, School Roberta C. Schwartz, Assistant of Social Work, effective Professor, Department of August 7, 1978 English, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, Reappointment-Term 1980
James A. Chressanthis, Assistant Gregory Talford, Marching Band Professor, Department of Art, Director and Administrative effective August 7, 1978, Assistant, Department of terminating April 19, 1980 Music, effective July 1, 1978, (reappointment) terminating June 30, 1981
Richard B. Hathaway, Instructor, Janice M. Tessier, Instructor, Department of Transportation Department of Marketing, Technology, effective August 7, effective August 7, 1978, 1978, terminating April 19, terminating April 19, 1980 1980 (reappointment) Valerie K. Wescott, Assistant Walter Mason, Assistant Professor, Professor, Department of Department of Art, effective Industrial Engineering, August 7, 1978, terminating effective August 7, 1978, April 19, 1980 (reappointment) terminating April 19, 1980
Kathy Smith Phelan, Instructor, Stephen Zegree, Assistant Pro University Libraries, effec fessor, Department of Music, tive September 15, 1978, effective August 7, 1978, terminating September 14, 1980 terminating April 25, 1981 (reappointment) Reappointment - Temporary - One Year Term R. Claire Callan, Assistant Pro Sondra K. Brunhumer, Instructor, fessor, Department of Occupa University Libraries, effec tional Therapy, effective tive July 1, 1978, terminating August 7, 1978, terminating June 30, 1981 April 21, 1979
Larry Gratkowski, Instructor, Richard G. Cooper, Assistant Pro Department of Industrial fessor, Department of Occupa Engineering, effective August 7, tional Therapy, effective 1978, terminating April 19, August 7, 1978, terminating 1980 April 21, 1979
Karla F. C. Holloway, Assistant April Y. Ferguson, Assistant Pro Professor, Department of fessor, Social Science Area, English, effective August 7, effective August 7, 1978, 1978, terminating April 25, terminating April 21, 1979 1981 Eve Stabolepszy, Instructor, Robert C. Krol, Instructor, Depart Department of Dance, effective ment of Economics, effective August 7, 1978, terminating August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 April 19, 1980 Temporary - One Year Gregory D. Roehrick, Assistant Professor, Department of Robert O. Brinkerhoff, Assistant Theatre, effective August 7, Director of the Evaluation 1978, terminating April 25, Center and Adjunct Associate 1981 Professor, Department of Educational Leadership, effec tive June 1, 1978, terminating May 31, 1979
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Diane C. DeSante, Assistant Pro Brian Iwata, Assistant Professor, fessor, Science Area, effe Department of Psychology, ctive August 7, 1978, ter effective August 1, 1978 minating April 21, 1979 Wyatt D. Kirk, Assistant Professor, Roosevelt Newson, Jr., Instructor, Counseling Center, effective Department of Music, effective July 28, 1978 August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 John R. Sommerfeldt, Professor, Department of History, effec G. Eugene Mills, Instructor, Depart tive June 30, 1978 ment of Dance, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Thomas O. Stanley, Assistant Pro April 21, 1979 (reappointment) fessor, Department of Business Education and Administrative Cesar G. Vuksic, Instructor, Services, effective July 1, Department of Music, effective 1978 August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Transfer
Change in Title Richard R. Williams, Associate Professor, from the Social Geoffrey A. Smith, from Assistant Science Area, College of Dean to Associate Dean of the General Studies to the College Division of Continuing Edu of Health and Human Services, cation, effective July 1, 1978 effective August 7, 1978
Leave of Absence Without Pay Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Robert M. Hughes, Assistant Pro Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the fessor, Department of Biology, Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented by effective August 7, 1978, President Bernhard. Trustee Adams asked if terminating April 21, 1979, to Mr. Smythe, the new University Attorney, accept a two year position would have the privilege of an outside with the Ecosystem Modeling practice. President Bernhard indicated and Analysis Branch, Corvallis emphatically that he would not. Trustee Environmental Research Labora Dykema indicated that he felt a thorough and tory, United States Environ comprehensive search had been made for the mental Protection Agency new attorney.
Resignation as Chairperson Appointment as University Attorney
Robert R. Fink, Chairperson, Depart Kenneth M. Smythe, University ment of Music, effective Attorney, effective September August 25, 1978 1, 1978
Resignation as Director Appointment
Richard L. McAnaw, Director, Center William Harris, Assistant Football for Public Administration Coach, effective July 1, 1978, Programs, effective June 30, terminating December 31, 1978 1978, to return to full time teaching as Professor, Depart Retirement ment of Political Science S. Albert Fiegel, Staff Physician, Resignation University Health Center, effective July 1, 1978 W. Lloyd Gheen, Assistant Professor, Gilbert Hall, Custodian, effective Department of Industrial July 28, 1978 Education, effective May 18, 1978 Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees
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accepted for the University the gifts and 1. In respect to current general funds, the grants as contained in the Gift and Grant operating budget for the 1978-79 fiscal Report for June 1978. Trustee Dykema directed year as presented at this meeting in the the Secretary to acknowledge these gifts and total amount of $57,653,000 is approved, express appreciation to the donors on behalf and all obligations incurred and expendi of the Board of Trustees. tures made in behalf of the University which are in accordance with such budget Dr. Hannah and Vice President Wetnight and within the limits of specific com passed out a report compiled by Dr. Edward pensation arrangements, and contractual Harkenrider, Director, Office of Student obligations otherwise determined by Financial Aid and Scholarships, and other action of the Board are authorized and materials (on file in the Secretary's office) approved, provided that any portion of designed to answer questions Trustee Caine such funds not classified for present had raised at a previous Board meeting budget purposes or not expended or regarding financial aid dollars. A principal encumbered prior to the end of the concern to Trustee Caine was that all legi fiscal year shall require further Board timate student financial aid needs are being action before they are expended. met. Dr. Harkenrider and Dr. Hannah assured him that they were. 2. In respect to other current funds, obligations incurred and expenditures Authorization to Confer Degrees. On a made in behalf of the University from motion by Trustee Johnson, supported by any of the funds within this fund group Trustee Caine, the Board authorized the are authorized and approved if they President of the University to confer degrees relate to the specific objects for which at the August 18, 1978 Commencement, as such fund has been contributed or set recommended by the faculty. aside as limited by the purpose trereof and the conditions under which it has General Operating Budget for FY 1978-79. been given or received. Further, expendi Vice President Wetnight explained to the tures in behalf of the University from Board the process that had been followed in funds available through donations or developing the budget since February. He earnings from the operation of an also indicated that he had met with the auxiliary enterprise are authorized and Board's Budget & Finance Committee four times approved if they relate to the reasonable to review the budget. Trustee Caine commented needs and prospects of such enterprises. on the approach the Budget and Finance Committee had taken in its review and added 3. In respect to endowment funds, the that the Committee endorses the recommended principal amounts are to remain intact budget. Chairman Ludlow expressed his ap and current income generated by such preciation to the Budget & Finance Committee funds is to be transferred to the Ex for their work with the administration in pendable Restricted Fund where obligations developing this budget. Vice Chairman Parfet incurred and expenditures made in behalf also thanked Vice President Wetnight and of the University which are out of ac members of his staff for their helpfulness in cumulated or current income are authorized providing all the information requested. and approved if th·ey_ relate to the manage Trustee Kemp brought to the Board's attention ment of such endowment funds or to the that only 25.S percent of the General Fund purpose of the generation of income Operating Budget is supported by tuition. therefrom. In respect to Annuity Life Income funds, the current income generated On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by such funds is to be paid in accordance by Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees, on a with the respective trust agreements. roll call vote (7-0), approved the following resolution and the General Fund Operating 4. In respect to plant funds, obligations Budget for 1978-79. incurred and expenditures made in behalf of the University for capital outlay RESOLUTION purposes including planning services are authorized and approved if they are It is hereby resolved pursuant to the con incurred and made from government stitutional authority of the Board to control appropriated funds, donated funds, or and direct the financial affairs of the self-liquidating funds, and relate to University, including expenditures from the the project for which such funds have University's funds as follows: been appropriated or donated and are
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within the limits of the budget for the planning, construction, and equipping of such projects, or if they are incurred and made from income of such funds and relate to the planning of any present or contemplated project.
5. In respect to student loans, obligations incurred and expenditures made in the form of loans to students are authorized and approved if made within the res trictions established by the donor of the funds and/or the general restrictions imposed by the University student loan cranmittee.
WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY General Fund Operating Budget Fiscal Year 1978-79
REVENUE 1978-79 1977-78 Change
State Appropriation $41,684,000 $37,317,000 $4,367,000 Student Fees 14,701,000 14,076,000 625,000 Investment Income 400,000 300,000 100,000 Indirect Cost Recovery 200,000 180,000 20,000 Other Fees 175,000 175,000 Departmental & Other 4931000 2621000 2311000
Total Revenue $5716531000 $5213101000 $513431000
EXPENSES
Instruction $30,511,900 $27,086,000 $3,425,900 Research 286,700 276,000 10,700 Public Service 381,700 296,800 84,900 Academic Support 6,634,400 6,170,100 464,300 Student Services 3,736,300 3,214,800 521,500 Financial Aid 1,443,500 1,443,500 Institutional Support 141658,500 13,203,800 1,4541700
Sub-Total 57,653,000 51,691,000 5,962,000
Health Center 619,000 (619r000)
Total Expenses $57,653,000 $5213101000 $5,343,000
Office of Budgets & Financial Planning July 11, 1978 (Revised)
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Special Maintenance. Following a motion Mr. John E. Ryor, first two-term by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Parfet, president of the National the Board authorized the administration to Education Association replace the running track surface in Read Fieldhouse at an estimated cost of $56,000. Miss Marion R. Spear, associate Mr. Kowalski indicated that the Physical professor emeritus of occupa Plant Department would prepare the area to be tional therapy and founder of resurfaced and contract the resurfacing. Western's Department of Occu pational Therapy Space Modification. On a motion by Trustee Dykema, supported by Trustee Johnson, Mr. Ernest N. Storrs, known for the Board authorized the administration to work in the field of aviation award contracts and to authorize necessary Physical Plant Department operations to Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah construct the metal building adjacent to commented on the 1978-79 appropriation budget Knollwood Building, install necessary utilities and passed out news articles relating to and relocate equipment in order to eliminate legislative liaison activities. He also hazardous conditions in Sangren Hall at a indicated that he and Trustee Adams spent a cost not to exceed $99,500. day in Washington, D.C. regarding East Hall funding. He said that there is a possibility Community Education Development Center. that Western may be eligible for Federal Vice President Loew introduced to the Board funding for this historic building. Professor Donald Weaver, Director of the Community Education Development Center. Board Committee Reports. There were no Professor Weaver brought the Board up-to-date Board Committee reports. However, Trustee on the background of the Center. He reviewed Caine indicated that the Board's Collective the Center's active role in promoting the Bargaining Committee is keeping abreast on Community Education concept and noted that it current negotiations. has trained many leaders in the field of Community Education over the past 10 years. Chairman Ludlow at this time asked the Dr. Weaver stressed that since the Center's audience if there were any additional com efforts have been directed primarily toward ments. Dr. Don Lick, President of the AAUP, the development phase of the movement, it now passed out copies of a draft report by the seems appropriate to concentrate upon train AAUP of the Committee on Affirmative Action ing of leadership for the field. He indi and Title IX and asked the Board to comment cated that the Mott Foundation continues to upon it. Chairman Ludlow indicated that the support the Center's efforts in training and Board was happy to receive the report. has provided $94,934 for the establishment of a training center during the 1978-79 year. Dr. Hannah reminded everyone present that the dedication of the Russell H. Seibert On a motion by Trustee Kemp, supported Administration Building would take place yet by Trustee Dykema, the Board approved the this morning and invited all to attend. change of name of the Community Education (Copies of remarks made at this dedication Development Center to the Community Leader ceremony are on file in the Secretary's ship Training Center. office.)
Distinguished Alumni Awards. Mr. Gary Adjournment. Chairman Ludlow adjourned Brown, Director of Alumni Relations, gave the the meeting at 11:15 a.m. Board background information on the five alumni that were selected to receive Dis Respectfully submitted, tinguished Alumni Awards at the August 18, 1978 Commencement. The following persons will receive the awards: Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman Dr. Rolland J. Van Hattum, past president of the American > Speech and Hearing Association (l-'� { (tv 1L.� .. ,c--e Robert W. Hannah, Secretary Dr. Dalton E. McFarland, professor of business administration at the University of Alabama, Birmingham
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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Remarks by the President. Dr. Bernhard BOARD OF TRUSTEES reported to the Trustees the deaths of Dwight L. Stocker, Dr. William D. Martinson and Dr. Robert REGULAR MEETING C. Seber. He also commented on: Fall enrollment; the rejection of a three-year contract by the September 15, 1978 AAUP, the new health care concentration for the Bachelor of Business Administration program; the search for a new graduate dean; and Jean Ogilvie's The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan scholarship for nine months of study at the Taiwan University Board of Trustees was held on September National University in Taipei. 15, 1978 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. (The complete text of President Bernhard's remarks are on file in the Secretary's office.) The meeting was called to order at 9:32 a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. Academic Personnel Report. Following a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Franks, Parfet, the Board of Trustees approved the Academic Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard Personnel Report as presented by Vice President (ex-officio). Loew.
Trustee absent: Dykema. Continuing Appointments Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Emil Albert, Assistant Professor, Depart Vice President Loew, Vice President Mitchell, Vice ment of General Business, effective President Wetnight, Mr. Beam, Mr. Brinn, Mr. Carr, August 7, 1978 Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Mannix, Dr. Moskovis, Mr. Poulton, Mary Ann Bush, Assistant Professor, Dean Stevens and Legal Counsel Staton. Department of Occupational Therapy, effective August 7, 1978 (reappointmeM Acceptance of the Agenda. Dr. Franks made a motion, supported by Trustee Kemp, that Item #9, L. Delf Dodge, Assistant Professor, Policy Guidelines for Health Center Charges, be Department of Management, effective removed from the agenda until it has been reviewed August 7, 1978 by the Student Services Committee. The motion passed unanimously. David Ede, Assistant Professor, Department of Religion, effective August 7, On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by 1978, with tenure (reappointment) Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees then approved the agenda for the meeting as amended. Sandra Edwards, Assistant Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy, Minutes. The Board of Trustees approved the effective August 7, 1978 (reappointmenb minutes of the July 21, 1978 Regular Meeting with one correction. Under the Academic Personnel Robert L. Jones, Assistant Professor Report, A. Bruce Clarke's effective date of appoint Department of General Business ' ment should be July 21, 1978. ' effective August 7, 1978 Petitions and Communications. The following Reappointment - Term communications were received since the July 21, 1978 Regular Board Meeting: note from Mrs. Ramona Douglas Anderson, Instructor, Department Bernhard dated September 5, 1978; letter from of Business Education and Administrati Michael L. Mosher, Chief, Special Education, Office for Exceptional Children, dated April 7, Services, effective August 7, 1978, 1978; and correspondence relating to the Health terminating April 19, 1980 Maintenance Fee. Thomas B. Chalifoux, Instructor, Department Dr. Hannah indicated to the Trustees that of Accountancy, effective August 7, Vice President Coyne had responded to each of the 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 concerns regarding the Health Maintenance Fee that Greg Dunning, Instructor, Department of were brought to the Board. Accountancy, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980
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Judith Everett, Assistant Professor, Gary D. Lawson, Assistant Professor, Depart Department of Home Economics, ment of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective August 7, 1978, terminating effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 April 19, 1980
Michael T. Glenn, Assistant Professor, Lynn McCauley Lemrow, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Education Social Science Area, effective August 7, and Administrative Services, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 effective August 7, 1978 terminating April 19, 1980 Joseph W. McKean, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective Cheryl Halper, Instructor, Department of August 7, 1978, terminating April•25, Business Education and Administrative 1981 Services, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 Nizaralli A. Motani, Assistant Professor, Social Science Area, effective August 7, Samuel Hudson, Instructor, Department of 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 General Business, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 Paul E. Ponchillia, Assistant Professor, Department of Blind Rehabilitation, R. J. Planisek, Assistant Professor, effective July 1, 1978, terminating Department of Management, effective June 30, 1981 August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 Carl M. Rauch, Jr., Assistant Professor, Humanities Area, effective August Frederic Rowe, Instructor, Department of 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 Electrical Engineering, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April William Rodner, Assistant Professor, 19, 1980 Humanities Area, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 Leo J. Stevenson, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, Michael M. Rossi, Assistant Professor, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Department of Business Education and April 19, 1980 Administrative Services, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 19, Appointment - Term 1980
Wayne Accardi, Assistant Professor, Norman E. Slack, Assistant Professor, Depart Department of Industrial Education, ment of Home Economics, effective August effective August 7, 1978, terminating 7, 1978, terminating April 25, 1981 April 19, 1980 Kyu-Taik Sung, Assistant Professor, School of Lee Leona Goebel, Assistant Professor, Social Work, effective August 7, 1978, Humanities Area, effective August terminating April 19, 1980 7, 1978, terminating April 19, 1980 Reappointment - Temporary - One Year Benjamin R. Guise, Assistant Professor, School of Librarianship, effective James Chodl, Assistant Professor, Department August 7, 1978, terminating April of Health, Physical Education, and 25, 1981 Recreation, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 (leave of George F. Hepner, Assistant Professor, absence replacement) Department of Geography, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April Betty Deshler, Assistant Professor, School 25, 1981 of Social Work, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Jane Mary Howard, Associate Professor, Department of General Business, Gordon E. Dill, Instructor, Department of effective August 7, 1978, terminating Marketing, effective August 7, 1978, April 19, 1980 terminating April 21, 1979
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Richard L. Fink, Assistant Professor, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 School of Social Work, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April James P. Folkertsma, Instructor, Department 21, 1979 of Accountancy, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Lethonee Jones, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective Bradford C. Hanson, Instructor, Department August 7, 1978, terminating April of Geology, effective August 7, 21, 1979 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 (sabbatical replacement) Loren R. Lane, Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, John S. Homer, Instructor, Department of effective August 7, 1978, terminating Management, effective August 7, April 21, 1979 1978, terminating April 21, 1979
John McGrew, Instructor, Department of Kathleen M. Krumhus, Instructor, Department Accountancy, effective August 7, of Psychology, effective August 7, 1978, termianting April 21, 1979 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 (sabbatical replacement) Valerian M. Nita, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective William Leder, Visiting Associate Professor, August 7, 1978, terminating April Department of Management, effective 21, 1979 August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 (leave of absence replacement) Terry Selles, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, David C. Mahan, Assistant Professor, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Department of Biology, effective April 21, 1979 August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 (leave of absence replacement) Shirley N. Sparks, Instructor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, Shohreh Majin, Instructor, Department of effective August 7, 1978, terminating Economics, effective August 7, April 21, 1979 1978, terminating April 21, 1979
Paul G. Weber, Instructor, Department of Rebecca Marvin, Instructor, Department General Business, effective August of Home Economics, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979
Temporary - One Year Bettina Meyer, Instructor, University Libraries, effective September 1, Robert G. Barnes, Assistant Professor, 1978, terminating August 31, 1979 Department of General Business, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Terry C. Nihart, Instructor, Department April 21, 1979 of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Marilyn J. Bell, Assistant Professor, April 21, 1979 (sabbatical replacement) Social Science Area, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April Nancy A. Norton, Instructor, Department 21, 1979 (leave of absence replacement) of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 7, 1978, terminating Joseph Buckley, Instructor, Department April 21, 1979 of Physics, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Charles P. Palanca, Instructor, Department (sabbatical replacement) of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 7, 1978, Lin Chao, Assistant Professor, Humanities terminating April 21, 1979 Area, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 (leave Merlene M. Rizzo, Instructor, Department of absence replacement) of Management, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Sarolta Fieser, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 7,
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Robert C. Roberts, Assistant Professor, Brian A. Iwata, Adjunct Associate Professor, Science Area, effective August 7, Department of Psychology, effective 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 August 7, 1978, terminating August 7, (sabbatical replacement) 1981 (John Hopkins School of Medicine)
Charles R. Roe, Visiting Professor Gary Lulenski, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Artist in Residency, Department of Professor in the Health Sciences, Music, effective August 7, 1978, effective July 1, 1978, terminating June terminating April 21, 1979 30, 1979 (Otolaryngology)
Carolyn Rutland, Instructor, Department Richard C. Merriman, Adjunct Clinical Assis of Geology, effective August 7, tant Professor in the Health Sciences, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 effective July 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1979 (Pediatrics) Richardo Santuyo, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 7, William T. Powers, Adjunct Clinical Assistant 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating June Beverly A. Smith, Assistant Professor, 30, 1979 (Family Practice) Social Science Area, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April Paul S. Satoh, Adjunct Associate Professor, 21, 1979 (leave of absence replacement) Department of Chemistry and Science Area, effective August 7, 1978, termi Nancy Y. Stone, Instructor, Department nating August 7, 1981 (Upjohn Company) of English, effective August 7, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 S. R. Shastri, Adjunct Clinical Associate (sabbatical replacement) Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating June Samuel R. Strally, Instructor, Department 30, 1981 (Internal Medicine) (reap of Management, effective August 7, pointment) 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 C. Douglas Stephenson, Adjunct Clinical Donald D. M. Tong, Assistant Professor, Associate Professor in the Health Department of Management, effective Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, August 7, 1978, terminating April terminating June 30, 1981 (OB/GYN) 21, 1979 James R. Wheat, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Adjunct Appointments Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating June Herbert Atkinson, Adjunct Clinical 30, 1979 (Family Practice) Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating S. Y, Youn, Adjunct Clinical Associate June 30, 1981 (Family Practice) Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating June James M. Burke, Adjunct Clinical Associate 30, 1979 (0B/GYN) (reappointment) Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating Appointment as Chairman June 30, 1981 (OB/GYN) Donald P. Bullock, Chairman, Department of Eung Ryong Choi, Adjunct Clinical Assistant Music, effective August 28, 1978 Professor in the Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating Appointment as Acting Chairman June 30, 1979 (Pediatrics) James H. Powell, Acting Chairman, Department Marvin Darling, Adjunct Clinical Assistant of Mathematics, effective July 1, 1978, Professor in the Health Sciences, terminating December 31, 1978 effective July 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1981 (Medical Technology and X-Ray Technician)
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Directors Rudolf J, Siebert, Professor of Religion, from August 7, 1978 to April 21, Barry N. James, Director, R.E.D.E. Center 1979 to accept visiting professorship and Center for Educational Studies, at Western Ontario University, effective July 12, 1978, terminating London June 30, 1979 (leave of absence replacement) Nancy H. Steinhaus, Assistant Professor, Home Economics, from January 2, Kenneth VanderMeulen, Director, Skills 1979 to August 25, 1979 to continue Center, Reading Center and Clinic, work on doctoral program of study. effective July 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1979 (reappointment) Richard Williams, Associate Professor, College of Health and Human Services, Lee K. Vaught, Associate Director, effective August 7, 1978 to April Community Education Center, effective 21, 1979 to continue with development July 1, 1978, terminating June 30, of a program of psychological 1979 (reappointment) services for oncology patients at Midwest Oncology Center Borgess Promotion Hospital.
Steven Winrich from Instructor to Assistant Retirement with Emeritus Status Professor, Department of Economics, effective August 7, 1978 Gertrude Vanzee, Associate Professor, University Libraries, effective Leaves of Absence September 29, 1978
Syed Z. Abedin, Associate Professor, Resignations Social Science Area, from August 7, 1978 to April 21, 1979 to continue John Gorgone, Assistant Professor, work on the projects initiated at Department of Political Science, the Institute of Muslim Minority effective April 23, 1977 Affairs of King Abdulaziz University in Saudi Arabia. Theresa Kasling, Instructor, University Libraries, effective August 31, Sandra Edwards, Assistant Professor, 1978 Occupational Therapy, from August 7, 1978 to December 10, 1978 for Sarah V. Kirk, Assistant Professor, personal reasons. School of Social Work, effective July 1, 1978 Iona R. Malanchuk, Associate Professor, University Libraries, from October Theresa Kopinski, Lecturer, Department 1, 1978 to October 1, 1979 for the of Business Education and Administrati purpose of developing instructional Services, effective August 7, 1978 library programs. William J. McGranahan, Associate Professor, George Murdoch, Instructor, Communication Department of Modern and Classical Arts and Sciences, from August 7, Languages, effective April 21, 1978 1978 to December 16, 1978 to complete requirements for Ph.D. at the John Newton, Instructor, Department of University of Michigan. Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective April 21, Oeland Reese Parker, Jr., Associate 1978 Professor, College of Education and Director, R.E.D.E. Center, from Sandra Planisek, Assistant Professor, April 1, 1979 to June 30, 1979 to Department of General Business, work with Government of Indonesia effective August 14, 1978 and Syracuse University on a project to develop national capability in Donna G. Powell, Assistant Professor, Instructional Technology (exten Department of Marketing, effective sion). June 10, 1978
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Gian Sud, Associate Professor, Rebecca Rueckert, Tennis Coach, (for Department of Biology, effec Women) effective August 8, 1978, tive August 25, 1978 terminating April 21, 1979
Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a Katherine Smith, Skating Pro, effective motion by Trustee Franks, supported by Trustee August 8, 1978, terminating April Parfet, the Board of Trustees approved the 21, 1979 (reappointment) Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Hannah. Administrative Staff
Trustee Adams requested that data be Christine Hoyles, Associate Athletic given to the Board, covering the different Director, effective July 1, 1978, activities of both men's and women's sports terminating June 30, 1979 (reappointment) in the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, with an organization chart listing all present Lee Kermode, Head Trainer, effective personnel. July 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1979 (reappointment) Appointment Maryann Zickler, Assistant Trainer, Full-Time Coach effective August 7, 1978, terminating June 30, 1979 (reappointment) Halbert Bates, Assistant Track Coach, (for Men) effective Promotion August 7, 1978, terminating June 30, 1979 (reappointment) James W. Dempsey, from Admissions Counselor to Assistant Director, Admissions, Annette Murray, Track and Cross effective August 14, 1978 Country Coach, (for Women) effective August 8, 1978, Retirement terminating May 30, 1979 (re appointment) Leslie Boyd, Custodian, effective June 30, 1978 Jack Vredevelt, Tennis Coach, (for Men) August 8, 1978, terminat Marian Johnson, Food Service, effective ing June 30, 1979 (reappointment) August 31, 1978
Part-Time Coach Ellen Letson, Food Service, effective August 31, 1978 Sally Belson, Women's Gymnastics Coach, effective August 8, William Meulman, Supervisor, Residence 1978, terminating April 21, Hall Custodians, effective August 1979 (reappointment) 31, 1978
Ron Bramble, Men's and Women's Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted Diving Coach, effective August for the University the gifts and grants as contained 8, 1978, terminating April 21, in the Gift and Grant Reports for July and August 1979 1978. Trustee Adams directed the Secretary to acknowledge these gifts and express appreciation Robert Buck, Volleyball Coach, (for to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Women) effective August 8, 1978, terminating August 21, Authorization to Execute Land Transfer. Mr. 1979 Kowalski introduced Representative Robert Welborn and thanked him and the entire Michigan Legislature James Scott Ferris, Soccer Coach, for their support in transferring the Colony Farm effective August 8, 1978, Property to WMU. terminating June 10, 1979 On a motion by Trustee Caine, seconded by James Murray, Assistant Ice Hockey Trustee Franks, the Board of Trustees approved the Coach, effective August 7, following resolution authorizing its Chairman and 1978, terminating April 21, Secretary, respectively, to execute on its behalf 1979 a quit-claim deed from the State of Michigan conveying "The Colony Farm Property." A copy of
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the quit-claim deed is on file in the Secretary's Building plaque will be dedicated at East Hall. office. Student Services -- Trustee Parfet expressed her pleasure at seeing the new bus for handicapped RESOLUTION students in operation.
BE IT RESOLVED, the Chairman and Collective Bargaining -- In prepared remarks the Secretary of the Board of Trustees (on file in the Secretary's office), Trustee Kemp of Western Michigan University be, and stated that he hoped negotiations could reach a hereby are authorized to execute on speedy and non-acrimonious resolution. behalf of the said Board of Trustees a quit-claim deed, attached hereto and Public Comments. Chairman Ludlow asked the identified as Exhibit "A." audience if there were any remarks to be made.
Ms. DaMarerq Lockhart, a political science Cooperation with Borgess Hospital on Holistic student, requested the Board to re-evaluate the Medicine Project. Vice President Loew introduced ' Health Maintenance Fee because she felt it was to the Trustees Dr. William Burian, Dean of unfair to any off-campus student already covered the College of Health and Human Services. by insurance. Dean Burian in his presentation to the Board stressed the fact that the College of Health David Selden, Executive Secretary of the and Human Services was formed not only to AAUP, in response to Trustee Kemp's statement on bring visibility to Western's contribution in collective bargaining, indicated that in his the health and human services area but to opinion the current dispute involves more than facilitate programming which helps our students salaries. He noted that we should keep in mind to take a total approach to human services the diversity of program that Western offers and and helps us to serve our communities with a should not compare student/faculty ratios only to total approach. Dean Burian indicated that less complex institutions. the project with Borgess Hospital brings together two efforts. One originated at Trustee Franks voiced his concern regarding Borgess Hospital in the Midwest Oncology the number of responses that have been received Center where Dr. Williams holds an appointment regarding the Health Maintenance Fee. He indi as a member of the staff. Another originates cated that he felt the Board should, in all fairnes: with the Kalamazoo Crippled Child�en's Society re-evaluate the fee. He recommended that the and its request to us to help with the biofeedback administration begin to re-evaluate the Health approach for children with neuromuscular Maintenance Fee program in line with the Presidents disorders through our Occupational Therapy Council's recommendation to the State which recogni1 Clinic. (Dean Burian's written remarks are the fact that the State ought to primarily assume on file in the Secretary's office.) certain responsibilities for student health care.
Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah Closed Session. On a motion by Trustee Kemp, informed the Board that WMU is scheduled to supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees go before the Joint Outlay Committee Thursday, voted to enter into Closed Session in order to September 21. Those attending on behalf of discuss contract negotiations with the AAUP along the Fine Arts Building would be President with legal matters. Closed Session began at 10:55 Bernhard, Mr. Kowalski and Dr. Hannah. Dr. a.m. Hannah also indicated that the Department of Management and Budget is in the process of Adjournment. The Board returned to open formula preparation for the upcoming fiscal session at 11:55 and promptly adjourned. year appropriation process. Dr. Hannah also indicated that he had included in the Trustees' agenda folder information which Dr. Harkenrider Respectfully submitted, had prepared at the request of Trustee Caine.
Board Committee Reports. Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman Capital Outlay -- Trustee Adams reminded the Board that the East Hall renovation hopes were still very much alive! He also indicated 18D �w.l� that on the occasion of the 50th anniversary Robert W. Hannah, Secretary of the class of '28 of State High, an Historic
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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES Faculty Scholar Awards, Professors Robert M. W. Travers and John W. Woods; and e) that REGULAR MEETING Western has been designated the Regional Center for the Elderhostel program in Michigan. October 20, 1978 The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Academic Personnel Report. University Board of Trustees was held on October 20, Trustee Parfet, chairman of the Board's Academic 1978 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Affairs Committee, indicated that the Committee had reviewed the various appointments and The Meeting was called to order at 9:35 a.m. following her motion, supported by Trustee by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. Caine, the Board of Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Denenfeld. Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President APPOINTMENTS-FACULTY Bernhard (ex officio). Continuing Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Wetnight, Mr. Beam, Mr. Brinn, Mr. Carr, Thomas A. Carey, Assistant Professor, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah, Department of Management, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Mannix, Dr. Moskovis and Attorney effective August 7, 1978 Ken Smythe . (reappointment) . Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion by Term Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Adams, the Board of Trustees approved the agenda for the meeting as Mark Evans Bonds, Instructor, presented. University Libraries, effective October 1, 1978, terminating Minutes. Following a motion by Trustee Adams, September 30, 1980 supported by Trustee Kemp, the minutes of the September 15, 1978 Regular Meeting were approved Reappointment - Temporary - One Year as distributed. Robert W. Howell, Associate Professor, Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah Department of Education and indicated that the Board had received a letter from Professional Development and Robert D. Prentice dated September 12, 1978. Associate Director for Program Additionally he also noted that each Trustee had Development, effective August also received a copy of a letter from the AAUP to 7, 1978, terminating April 21, Mr. David Hashimoto of the Department of Health, 1979 Education and Welfare. Temporary - One Year Remarks by the President. President Bernhard introduced University Attorney Kenneth Smythe to Charla Ringenberg, Instructor, the Board of Trustees and indicated that he would Department of Home Economics, be attending all forthcoming meetings, and would effective August 7, 1978, also serve as parliamentarian for the Board. terminating April 21, 1979
In prepared remarks (on file in the Secretary's Kathy Schmid, Instructor, Department office), Dr. Bernhard commented upon: (a) the of Occupational Therapy, settlement of collective bargaining negotiations effective August 7, 1978, with the faculty union; (b) the final legislative terminating April 21, 1979 approval of the proposed $15.1 million Fine Arts Building; (c) the Alumni Association's Teaching Adjunct Excellence Awards to be presented to Professors Thomas Carey in management, Stanley Derby in physics, David P. Krueger, Adjunct Assistant Dale King in mechanical engineering, Charles Smith Professor, Department of in English, and Michael Swords in natural science; Transportation Technology, (d) two programs that will be presented on effective August 7, 1978, October 23 and October 26 by the first recipients terminating August 7, 1981 of the University's Distinguished (Director, Kalamazoo Area Transportation Study)
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APPOINTMENTS - NON-FACULTY the 1978-79 Health Center Budget (including a provision to the initial plan to employ an additional Continuing physician if necessary), had also expressed concern over the potential deficit in the Health Center Martin D. Glista, Director, Center for operations. Therefore, he questioned the cost of Continuing Legal Education, effective adding a new physician at this time. Vice President October 1, 1978 Coyne indicated, however, that the combination of an increase in Health Center usage (as antici Larry Massie, Assistant Director, Archives pated), and the availability of a qualified physician and Regional History Collections, made the appointment a prudent decision. effective October 2, 1978 Following this discussion, a motion was made Temporary by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Caine, to approve the Non-Academic Personnel report as Theresa Hluchyj, Evaluation Training presented by Vice President Wetnight. The motion Research and Development Specialist, carried. Evaluation Center, effective October 1, 1978, terminating May, 31, 1979 Appointment
Charles Plummer, Assistant Director, John A. Fochtman, Physician, University Evaluation Center, effective Health Center, effective October 2, September 15, 1978, terminating 1978 May 31, 1979 Natalie J. Sinanian, Associate Ombudsman, Carol Payne Smith, Director, Program effective October 2, 1978 Review Project, effective January 1, 1979, terminating December 31, 1979 Retirements
Reappointment as Visiting Scholar Julia Belle Byrd, Food Service, U.S.C., effective October 4, 1978 Ngawang Thondup Narkyid, Visiting Scholar, Department of Linguistics, effective Vivianne C. Robinson, Administrative August 28, 1978, terminating June Assistant, Auxiliary Enterprises, 30, 1979 effective September 30, 1978
Leave of Absence Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees then accepted for the University the gifts and grants David L. Rozelle, Assistant Professor, as contained in the Gift and Grant Reports for Department of Accountancy, from September 1978. Trustee Dykema directed the January 1, 1979 to December 31, Secretary to acknowledge these gifts and express 1979, to gain professional experience appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board with a recognized CPA firm and to of Trustees. meet the requirements stated in letter of appointment. --\- Policy Guidelines for Health Center Charges. Dr. Franks, chairman of the Board's Student Services Retirement with Emeritus Status Committee, indicated that the committee had reviewed the policy guidelines and recommended that the Margaret Jane Brennan, Professor of Home Board of Trustees approve them. Following a Economics, effective January 3, motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee 1979, with the title Professor Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the Policy Emeritus of Home Economics Guidelines for Health Center Charges with the correction that in the second paragraph "will" was Resignation substituted for "should."
Alan H. Leader, Professor of Management, Policy Guidelines for Health Center Charges effective September 26, 1978 I --l_ The establishment of a Health Center Non-Academic Personnel Report. Vice President User Fee or a change in the amount must Wetnight introduced the Non-Academic Personnel be approved by the Health Center Director, Report and recommended that the Board accept it as the Vice President for Student Services, presented. Dr. Franks indicated, however, that the Vice President for Finance, and the Student Services Committee, when it approved reviewed by the Student Services Committee
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of the Board. These charge changes there are many who are interested in a law school at will then be brought to the full WMU and asked why it was so low on the list (in last Board for their approval. place). Trustee Caine reiterated this point and reminded other Trustees that in past years it had Health Center User Fees will be ranked fifth or sixth in the priority list:1,.ng. He also appropriately displayed and available requested that the.PRR's for next year be prepared at on request at the University Health the same time the full budget for the University is Center. prepared, so that these materials can be considered altogether. Capital Outlay Budget Request for 1979-80. Jn a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by On a motion by Trustee Kemp, supported by Trustee rrustee Franks, the Board of Trustees approved Caine, the Board approved a 10-minute recess to enable :he Capital Outlay Budget Request for 1979-80 the administration to meet with the Academic Affairs ind authorized the administration to forward Committee and discuss some possible amendments in the Lt to the Department of Management and Budget. priority request list. Motion carried 7-1 (Dykema).
Prior to voting, Trustee Adams indicated The meeting resumed at 11:15. Trustee Parfet chat Mr. Kowalski and Vice President Mitchell thanked everyone for their patience and indicated that nad talked with the Board's Capital Outlay a major concern of the Academic Affairs Committee was Committee and that it is the Committee's that they not at this late moment get involved in recommendation that the Board approve the reshuffling all the PRR's. Therefore, on behalf of the request. (A copy of the Capital Outlay Academic Affairs Committee, Trustee Parfet recommended Budget Request for 1979-80 is on file in the that the original motion be amended to place the law Secretary's office.) school as item #6 under Group A, (thereby eliminating Group C), and renumber succeeding items. After support Trustee Dykema also commended Mr. Kowalski by Trustee Caine, the motion to amend again carried and Vice President Mitchell on the sensitive with Trustee Dykema descending. and thorough job they did in rethinking the Capital Outlay Budget Request. The Trustees then approved unanimously the Program Revision Requests, as amended, and authorized the Ratification of WMU/AAUP Contract. administration to submit them to the Department of President Bernhard recommended that the Board Management and Budget as part of Western's budgetary f Trustees ratify the three-year contract request process. with the AAUP and indicated that this agreement will give the University community three WMUK Radio Satellite Antenna Installation Resolution. ears of stability. (Dr. Bernhard's prepared Following a motion by Trustee Dykema, supported by emarks are on file in the Secretary's office,) Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees then approved the following resolution (enclosure #1 is on file in Prior to the motion, Trustees Parfet and the Secretary' office): Adams thanked all parties concerned in the long and occasionally tense bargaining process RESOLUTION for the fine results they had achieved. Mrs. arfet made clear that she hoped the three BE IT RESOLVED that the Secretary of the Board of ear contract would allow the total University Trustees be and hereby is authorized, on behalf of time to refocus new energies toward its the Board, to prepare, execute and forward a central academic missions. letter to the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, authorizing the construction and installation of a Moved by Trustee Kemp, supported by R/0 terminal (satellite earth terminal) at a site Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees then shown on a site plot plan identified by said ratified the contract between Western Michigan Corporation as Enclosure #1, and guaranteeing University and the American Association of access to the subject site through 1989. University Professors and authorized the administration to execute the document. Presentation of Fine Arts Plans. Mr. Dennis Carlson, architect from the firm of Harley Ellington, Program Revision Requests for 1979-80. Pierce, Yee Associates of Southfield, Michigan, presented Dr. Denenfeld in presenting Program Revision their plans for the anticipated Fine Arts Building. Requests to be forwarded to Lansing as part of our DMB request process noted that they Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah indicated had been reviewed at department, college and that the administration would be going to Lansing on cabinet level. Dr. Denenfeld also noted the Wednesday for a hearing before the Department of reasons behind this format. Management and Budget, and would then present the approved Capital Outlay and Program Revision Requests Trustee Franks allowed strongly that as part of the hearing.
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Chairman Ludlow announced that Mr. David Selden of the AAUP had asked to make a few collllllents to the Board. Mr. Selden on behalf of the AAUP thanked the Board for their action in ratifying the contract and expressed his satisfaction with the terms of the agreement and voiced his expectation of improved relations with the University.
Faculty Senate Report. Dr. Samuel Clark, president of the Faculty Senate, informed the Board that the Faculty Senate is alive, vital and productive. He indicated that in the past year, 'the Faculty Senate discussed and affirmed significant changes in the Faculty Constitution and these will be presented to the faculty this fall for ratification. Dr. Clark also noted the new Undergraduate Studies Council which will parallel the Graduate Studies Council.
Dr. Clark also reminded the Board that shortly President Bernhard would be receiving a suggested new grading system for the University. (Dr. Clark's prepared remarks are on file in the Secretary's office.)
Board Committee Reports. Trustee Parfet, chairman of the Board's Academic Affairs Committee, informed the Board that interviews with the five candidates for the position of Graduate Dean (two of which are women) will be held in the following week. She indicated that a name will probably be brought to the November Board meeting for final approval.
Adjournment. The meeting was adjourned at 12: 10 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman
Robert W. Hannah, Secretary
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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES dormitories; and upcoming White House visit. (A copy of President Bernhard's remarks are on file in the Secre REGULAR MEETING tary's office.)
November 17, 1978 Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Dykema, supported by Trustee Parfet, the The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Board of Trustees approved the Academic Personnel University Board of Trustees was held on November Report as presented by Vice President Loew. 17, 1978 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. APPOINTMENT AS DISTINGUISHED UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR The meeting was called to order at 9:35 a.m. by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. Charles T. Brown, from Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences to Distinguished Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, University Professor and Professor of Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Communication Arts and Sciences, effective Bernhard (ex officio). January 1, 1979
Also present were: Vice President Coyne, APPOINTMENTS - FACULTY Vice President Loew, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Mr. Brinn, Mr. Carr, Dr. Temporary - One Year Denenfeld, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Mannix, Dr. Moskovis and Mr. Walden Baskerville, Jr., Assistant Professor, Poulton. Counseling Center, effective November 6, 1978, terminating April 21, 1979 Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Karen Ann Gersten, Instructor, University Board of Trustees approved the agenda for the Libraries, effective October 23, 1978, meeting as presented. terminating September 30, 1979
Minutes. The Board of Trustees approved the Adjunct Status minutes of the October 20, 1978 Regular Meeting with one correction. Under Ratification of WMU/AAUP College of Health and Human Services Contract, last sentence in the second paragrph should read: Marta S. Airala, Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor in Health Sciences, effective "Mrs. Parfet made clear that she hoped the July 1, 1978, terminating July 1, 1981 three year contract would allow the total University (Doctor of Pediatrics) time to refocus new energies toward its central academic missions." William Birch, Adjunct Clinical Professor in Health Sciences, effective July 1, Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah 1978, terminating July 1, 1981 (Doctor introduced Representatives Mary Brown and Robert of OB-GYN) Welborn who presented legislative tributes to the following: Dr. Elwyn Carter, Dr. Louis A. Govatos, Donald DeWitt, Adjunct Clinical Professor Dr. Ken Macrorie (wife accepting), Dr. Jean Malmstrom, in Health Sciences, effective September Mr. Thomas Null, Mrs. Eleanor Walton and Miss 1, 1978, terminating September 1, 1981 Hildred M. Winslow. (Family Practice Coordinator)
Dr. Hannah also indicated that a letter had Thomas Werner Henderson, Adjunct Clinical been received from Jeffrey C. Paulson. Associate Professor in Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, terminating Remarks by the President. Dr. Bernhard in July 1, 1981 (Doctor of Internal Medicine) his remarks to the Board commented on: the visible signs of increased student interest in various Robert Nicholson, Adjunct Clinical Professor campus activities, such as Homecoming, Parent's in Health Sciences, effective October 1, Day, attendance at all athletic events; United Way 1978, terminating October 1, 1981 (Doctor Campaign; the receiving of continuing accredi of Pediatrics) tation from the American Medical Association by the Physicians' Assistants Program; Headlee tax Muhammad Rafi, Adjunct Clinical Professor limitation; Proposal D, raising of the legal in Health Sciences, effective July 1, drinking age to 21 and its potential for our 1978, terminating July 1, 1981 (Doctor
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of Internal Medicine-Hematology) Resignation as Athletic Director
Joseph T. Hoy, Athletic Director, Division Richard Schloemer, Adjunct Clinical Assistant of Intercollegiate Athletics, Professor in Health Sciences, effective July effective December 31, 1978 1, 1978, terminating July 1, 1979 (General and Vascular Surgery) Appointment
Chauncey Brinn, Acting Athletic Director, APPOINTMENTS - NON-FACULTY Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, effective January 1, 1979, termi Temporary nating June 30, 1979.
Paul G. Berge, Project Director, Evaluation Retirement Center, effective August 21, 1978, terminating December 31, 1979 Edith Mills, Food Service, effective November 30, 1978. LEAVE OF ABSENCE WITHOUT PAY Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees then Eve Shelnutt, Assistant Professor, Department accepted for the University the gifts and grants of English, from December 11, 1978 to as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for April 21, 1979, to complete a second October 1978. Trustee Adams directed the Secretary collection of stories. to acknowledge these gifts and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT LEAVE Authorization to Confer Degrees. On a motion Kenneth F. Simon, Associate Dean, College by Trustee Parfet, supported by Trustee Johnson, of Education, from January 2, 1979 to the Board of Trustees authorized the President of April 21, 1979, to study international the University to confer degrees at the December (off-campus) programs and international 16, 1978 Commencement, as recommended by the education policy development in selected faculty. universities and professional educa tional agencies. Demolition of Buildings. Following a motion by Trustee Johnson, supported by Trustee Parfet, RETIREMENT WITH EMERITUS STATUS the Board of Trustees authorized the adminis tration to raze the buildings at the following Elaine Albert, Assistant Professor, Depart locations: 2415 W. Michigan Avenue and 2428 W. ment of English, effective January 1, Michigan Avenue. 1979, with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of English Crime Prevention Bureau. The Board of Trustees unanimously approved that $20,000 from the operating Herb B. Jones, Associate Professor, Depart funds of the Department of Public Safety be designate ment of Modern and Classical Languages, as the Local Cash Match required by the subgrant effective January 2, 1979, with the received by Western Michigan University from the title Associate Professor Emeritus of State of Michigan, Office of Criminal Justice Modern and Classical Languages Programs. The total project will be for $40,000 and will be funded as follows: Western Michigan Non-Academic Personnel Report. Following a University $20,000, State of Michigan Office of motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Criminal Justice Programs $1,053, and Federal Dykema, the Board of Trustees approved the Non $18,947. Academic Personnel Report as presented by President Bernhard. The Board of Trustees also authorized the continuation of the Crime Prevention Bureau from Professional Development Leave Western Michigan University resources in sub stantially the same form and at substantially the Stephen R. Mitchell, Executive Vice same level for at least one year following the President, effective April 1, 1979 final period of LEAA/OCJP funding. to June 30, 1979, to analyze policy applications in the study of public Department of Computer Science. Vice President law and public administration, and Loew then recommended to the Board that it formally the feasibility of geographically implement an administrative proposal to recognize remote satellite campuses. Computer Science by making that area, which has
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been within the Math Department, a new Department. Tips Ken Williams, director of the program, was asked For each occupancy where service to review the history of the curriculum, its is provided 3.00 prospects for new students, their job goals, the Meals Actual - not to exceed 15% nature of the programs in the proposed new Department, etc. After prolonged discussion and at the request Mileage of the Faculty Senate, the Board moved to table Private car when Pool car is the matter so the Faculty Senate might review and not available .17 approve prior to any Board action in December Private car when Pool car is regarding the administration's recommendation for available .15 a new Department of Computer Science. The motion carried unanimously. Health Center User Fees for 1978-79. Trustee Franks indicated that the Student Services Committee Faculty Salary Rates for Division of had reviewed the proposed Health Center user fees and Continuing Education. On a motion by Trustee endorsed them. There was some discussion as to exactly Johnson, supported by Trustee Franks, the Board of what areas the various rates were based upon and Trustees approved the following effective with the Trustee Franks indicated that he was under the as Winter Semester, 1979: sumption that they were based on Paw Paw area rates. Mr. McNally indicated, however, that only the lab a. salary rates for teaching in the Division oratory charges were based on that area. The other of Continuing Education, except for rates were established by a telephone poll of the those individuals who are teaching in general Kalamazoo area. the Division as a part of their regular appointment as follows: Following this discussion, and a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Caine, the Board of Trustees approved the Health Center User Fees for 1978-79. Faculty Rank Salary per Credit Hour (These fees are on file in the Secretary's office).
Professor $425 Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah reported Associate Professor $400 on the University's hearing with the Department of Assistant Professor $375 Management and Budget and indicated that the University Instructor $350 had been advised that there would be a subsequent Part-time Faculty $325 meeting with the Governor. Program Coordinator* $325 Dr. Hannah also indicated that Congressman Ford (*-Those, regardless lof faculty rank, who coordinate has asked the Michigan Presidents Council to review the the instruction in a course and teach less than Higher Education Act of 1965 and make recommendations one-half of that course.) to him for revisions. He indicated that he had already had one meeting with Dick Miller's office in Lansing on b. a course cancellation payment of $25 to this and would pursue the matter in detail. Trustee the individual whose course is cancelled Caine explained to Dr. Franks the purpose of the poll due to insufficient enrollment; of opinions as requested by Mr. Curtiss.
c. an individual's salary be pro-rated over Board Committee Reports conducted sessions of a cancelled class; and Academic Affairs -- Trustee Parfet indicated that the recommendation for the new Graduate Dean will come d. a uniform energy increment of 15 cents to the Board for action in December. Mrs. Parfet also per mile. added that two outstanding candidates are being re viewed and either one will serve the University well in University Travel Regulations. On a motion her opinion. by Trustee Dykema, supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board of Trustees rescinded the action taken Student Services -- Trustee Franks indicated that on May 18, 1973 and adopted the following, effective the Health Center has a potential deficit of $75,000 immediately. for the first quarter. He also indicated that he is pursuing the recommendation that of this sum $55,000 be Lodging Actual and Reasonable transferred to Athletics.
Meals (exclusive of tips) Following the committee reports, Trustee Ludlow Breakfast $3.00 asked Vice President Coyne to explain the procedure for Lunch 4.00 the dedication of the Dale Faunce Student Services Dinner 9.00 Building.
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Adjournment. The meeting was adjourned at 11:20 a.m.
Respectfully,
Charles H. \ l t'-1. , Ls) obert W. Hannah, Secretary
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WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES well done and paid special tribute to Dr. Sidney Dykstra who served diligently as Acting Graduate Dean. REGULAR MEETING Dr, Bernhard also remarked on the special service December 15, 1978 to the deaf and hard-of-hearing at Saturday's commencemer exercises; Mortar Board's involvement in the recommenda tions of the ad hoc Connnittee Report on Liberal The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Education; Dr. William A. Carlson, "Outstanding University Board of Trustees was held on December Psychologist of the Year", cited by the Western 15, 1978 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Michigan Psychological Association; three new University Student Center University Committees recently formed, (1) a restructured University Development Council, The meeting was called to order at 9:35 a.m. chaired by Mr. Russell Gabier, (2) an ad hoc by Chairman Charles H. Ludlow. planning committee for the University Student Center, chaired by Mr. William Kowalski, and (3) Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Johnson, an ad hoc committee to study "equitable rela- Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex tionships in the retirement plans affecting WMU", officio). chaired by Mr. Kenneth Smythe.
Trustees absent: Dykema and Franks. (A copy of Dr. Bernhard's prepared remarks is on file in the Secretary's office.) Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Loew, Vice President Wetnight, Mr. Following Dr. Bernhard's remarks, Trustee Brinn, Mr. Carr, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Parfet congratulated him (1) on being chosen as Gagie, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Dr. Moskovis, Mr. President of AASCU, an honor to WMU and a personal Poulton, Dean Stevens and Attorney Smythe. tribute to Dr. Bernhard, and (2) on representing Western Michigan University at the White House for Acceptance of the Agenda. On a motion by discussion with President Carter on the new Humphrey Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee Kemp, the Scholarship Program. The Board joined the Vice Board of Trustees approved the agenda for the Chairman in her assessment that these accomplishments meeting as presented. are ones of which the University is very proud.
Minutes. Following a motion by Trustee Kemp, Academic Personnel Report. Following Vice supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees President Loew's recommendation that the Board approved the minutes of the November 17, 1978 approve the Academic Personnel Report, Trustee Regular Meeting as distributed. Parfet, on behalf of the Board's Academic Affairs Committee, indicated they are very pleased to have Petitions and Communications. Dr. Hannah a recommendation for the new Graduate Dean and indicated that a letter had been received from Chief Research Officer. She indicated that the Susan Rudlaff. He also introduced Dr. Stanley University owes Dr. Syd Dykstra much for his Robin, Department of Sociology, and Dr. Helenan loyalty and dedicated service. Lewis, Department of Political Science, who were present to review the initial results of a university On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by wide salary study entitled "An Analysis of Western Trustee Caine, the Academic Personnel Report was Michigan University Faculty Salaries, 1977-78". unanimously approved. (This report is on file in the Secretary's office). APPOINTMENT AS DEAN Following the presentation, Chairman Ludlow accepted the report on behalf of the Board and Laurel A. Grotzinger, Dean of the Graduate College referred it to the administration for further and Chief Research Officer, effective January study and implementation where necessary. 1, 1979
Following this report, Dr. Richard Passero, APPOINTMENT - FACULTY Professor, Department of Geology, presented to the Board of Trustees a copy of the Geology Department's Adjunct Status completed research entitled "Kalamazoo County - Geology and the Environment". College of Health and Human Services
Remarks by the President. In Dr. Bernhard's C. Dennis Barr, Adjunct Clinical Professor in remarks, he indicated that the recommendation for the College of Health and Human Services, the Graduate Dean and Chief Research Officer was effective December 1, 1978, terminating coming later in the meeting. He commended the November 30, 1981 (Associate Director, Health advisory search committee for a difficult job Systems Agency)
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Miriam S. Daly, Adjunct Clinical Professor in Jerome G. Manis, Professor, Department of Soci Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1979, ology, effective January 3, 1979, with the terminating June 30, 1980 (Family Practice) title Professor Emeritus of Sociology.
Nicki M. Mulford, Adjunct Clinical Instructor E. L. Marietta, Professor, Department of Business in the Department of Speech Pathology and Education and Administrative Services, Audiology, effective August 28, 1978, termina effective January 2, 1979, with the title ting August 27, 1981 (Audiology) Professor Em�ritus of Business Education and Administrative Services. George Sidney, Adjunct Clinical Professor in Health Sciences, effective July 1, 1978, Richard H. Schmidt, Professor, Department of terminating June 30, 1981 (Psychiatry) Psychology, effective January 3, 1979, with the title Professor Emeritus of Psychology. Robert Straw, Adjunct Clinical Associate Professor in Health Sciences, effective July William A. Wichers, Professor, Department of 1, 1978, terminating June 30, 1981 (Phar Industrial Engineering, effective January 1, macology) 1979, with the title Professor Emeritus of Industrial Engineering. Martin A. Verzi, Adjunct Clinical Professor in the College of Health and Human Services, RESIGNATIONS effective December 1, 1978, terminating November 30, 1981 (Hospital Administration) Douglas Anderson, Instructor of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective LEAVE OF ABSENCE WITHOUT PAY December 16, 1978.
Sandra Edwards, Assistant Professor, Occupa Kenneth B. Byerly, Assistant Professor, Department tional Therapy, from December 11, 1978 General Studies, - Social Science Area, to April 21, 1979 (half time), for effective December 15, 1977. personal reasons. (Extension) Rodney Roth, Professor and Chairperson, Chester Rogers, Associate Professor, Polit Department of Educational Leadership, ical Science, from January 1, 1979 to effective January 21, 1979. January 1, 1981, to serve as a Congres sional Administrative Assistant. Non-Academic Personnel Report. On a motion by Trustee Parfet, supported by Trustee Johnson, William Thompson, Associate Professor, Polit the Non-Academic Personnel Report was approved as ical Science, from January 1, 1979 to presented by Dr. Hannah. December 31, 1980, to serve as Super visor of the Township of Kalamazoo. Non-Academic Personnel Report
RETIREMENT WITH EMERITUS STATUS Leave of Absence
Eleanor Douglass, Associate Professor, Depart Barbara J. Maddox, Director of Special ment of Health, Physical Education and Projects, from January 2, 1979 to Recreation, effective January 3, 1979, September 1, 1979, to complete M.B.A. with the title Associate Professor degree at Western Michigan University Emeritus of Health, Physical Education and Recreation. Transfer
Lindsay G. Farnan, Associate Professor, J9hn T. Miller, from Assistant Football Department of Industrial Education, Coach, Division of Intercollegiate effective January 1, 1979, with the Athletics, to Assistant Professor, title Associate Professor Emeritus of Department of Health, Physical Education Industrial Education. and Recreation, effective November 28, 1978 Margaret S. Large-Cardoso, Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, Resignation effective January 3, 1979, with the title Professor Emeritus of Health, Steven R. Hall, Compensation Administrator, Physical Education and Recreation. Personnel Department, effective December 1, 1978
1556 December 15, 1978 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University
Frank Korn, Staff Physician, University any cash, checks, drafts, orders, instruments, Health Center, effective November 24, or other items or credits, including 1978 electronic transfers, when deposited or credited by this Organization or transmitted Retirement for deposit and/or credit to such account or accounts and/or credit of this Organization Julia Bernard, Printing Services, effective December 31, 1978 B. To debit or charge the account or accounts of this Organization, upon Victor Chopp, Grounds, effective December presentation of checks (checking accounts 31, 1978 only), drafts, orders, instruments, or other items or debits or charges, including Estella Kimber, Food Service, effective electronic transfers, drawn upon or November 30, 1978 against such account or accounts when signed or otherwise authorized or confirmed Helen Kusterer, Waldo Library, effective in writing, by any one (1) of the following: December 31, 1978 Robert B. Wetnight, Vice President Ruth Overbeek, Food Service, effective & Treasurer December 31, 1978 Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Vice President & Assistant Treasurer Lenore Preston, Food Service, effective Larry R. Keenes, Director of December 31, 1978 Investments & Risk Management
Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted who may execute such agreements or for the University the gifts and grants as contained instructions as Bank may require (in in the Gift and Grant Report for November 1978. cluding agreements for establishing a Trustee Adams directed the Secretary to acknowledge savings or time account affiliated with these gifts and express appreciation to the donors such account or accounts and the manner on behalf of the Board of Trustees of making oral transfers between accounts, and instructions designating the manner Department of Computer Science. Following a and address for Bank's disposition of motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee statements and cancelled items). Parfet, the Board of Trustees tabled the estab lishment of a Department of Computer Science for C. To charge such account or one addition�l month, as recommended by Vice accounts when such items are so signed President Loew. or transferred, without inquiry as to the circumstances of issue or the disposition Resolution re Bank Account for Monthly of the proceeds thereof, whether drawn State Warrant. Trustee Caine, on behalf of the to the individual order or tendered in Board's Budget and Finance Committee, made the payment of individual obligations or for motion, supported by Trustee Adams, to approve the deposit of the account or accounts of Resolution re Bank Account for Monthly State the authorized signers, or otherwise. Warrant. Passed unanimously by Trustees present, the resolution is as follows: 3. That these resolutions, and the authority hereby conferred, shall remain in RESOLUTION full force and effect until notice to the contrary in writing shall be received by BE IT RESOLVED; as to #03708-93: Bank, and that the Secretary is directed and authorized to certify these resolutions to 1. That NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT, Bank under the seal of this Organization, or herein called "Bank", is designated as a without such seal, and with like effect in depository bank of this Organization subject either case. to Bank's terms and conditions and Federal and State laws and regulations applicable Administrative Retirement Policy. In compli- thereto. ance with new Federal legislation on age discrimination in employment, the Board of Trustees approved the 2. Bank is authorized: revision of the current Administrative Retirement Policy (adopted on January 15, 1965) as follows: A. To accept for the credit and/or for collection of this Organization, On or after January 1, 1979, all employees are obliged to retire from their position not
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later than June 30 of the fiscal year in Adjournment. The meeting adjourned at 10:45 which the person's seventieth (70th) birthday a.m. anniversary occurs. Respectfully submitted, Exceptions to the above rule may be made only by formal action of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees. Charles H. Ludlow, Chairman Alcoholic Beverages in Residence Halls. On a motion by Trustee Caine, supported by Trustee �-�lu Johnson, the Board of Trustees approved the revision LJL of Section 204.01 of the Code of Student Life as Robert W. Hannah, Secretary follows:
204.01 - Students who are 21 years of age or older and who reside in University Residence Halls may consume alcoholic beverages only in their own rooms. All students are expected to be aware of and comply with state laws governing the use of alcohol.
Trustee Adams requested that, by no later than the March meeting, the administration report upon the results of various studies and bring a recommendation as to the feasibility of assigning special residence halls for older students (those 21 years of age and older).
Sale of Property. On a motion by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board authorized the Treasurer to sell to R.H. and Marjorie L. Wood property described as:
Lot No. 18 Parkwood Mobile Village, Plat No. 1, located in the N 1/2 of Section 11, Tl2N, Rl7W, Montague Township, Muskegon County, Michigan, for $1,700. Terms to include $500 upon execution of a Land Contract, the balance of $1,200 payable @ 9% per annum for five years.
Vice President Wetnight indicated that pres ently the above property is held by the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees as a part of the assets in the Philip N. Watterson Unitrust.
Government Relations Report. Dr. Hannah reported that Western's hearing with the Governor had, in his opinion gone well. He also reported that Board members should be aware of and make any suggested revisions soon, regarding "Conflict of Interest" and "Disclosure" legislation which will be reintroduced in the next legislative session.
Board Committee Reports. Trustee Caine, chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee indicated that his committee and administration had met with the University's external auditors and could report favorably on this session. He commended our internal auditors as well for doing an excellent job during the year.
1558 December 15, 1978 APPENDIX A Commencement April 22, 1978 HONORARY DEGREES
GWENDOLYN BROOKS Doctor of Humanities
Gwendolyn Brooks, author, Pulitzer Prize winning poet, civil libertarian, your selfless contribution to humanitarian principles are evidenced not only by the power and sensitivity of your words, but also by your actions. From a humble origin, you have persevered in the strength of your convictions and your continuing battle against racial injustice, and have served as an inspiration and a spokeswoman for those who seek a world of love and understanding among all people.
The excellence of your poetry has been recognized in many coveted awards, but its highest recognition is in the insights and joy it has given and will give to generations yet to come.
For many years as poet-in-residence at Northeastern Illinois State University and as a teacher of poetry at Columbia College, and now as Poet Laureate of Illinois, you have given of your talent in the classroom and to the public, and you have shared generously your gifts and your strength.
It is, therefore, with great pleasure that the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees confers upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Humanities, with all rights and privileges appertaining thereto. Commencement August 18, 1978 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS
DALTON E. MCFARLAND
Dr. Dalton E. McFarland is a management consultant and a professor of business administra tion at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. A 1943 Western graduate, he received his master's degree in business administration from the University of Chicago in 1947 and his doctorate from Cornell University in 1952. McFarland has directed and participated in manage ment and executive seminars for businesses, non-profit organizations, universities and federal and state agencies. He is the author of 13 books and n1..U11erous research reports and monographs.
McFarland is a fellow of the Academy of Management, the American Society of Applied Anthropology and the International Academy of Scientific Management. He is a member of Beta Gamma Sigma, Kappa Delta Pi, Omicron Delta Epsilon and Phi Kappa Phi professional societies, and in 1974 he was named Beta Gamma Sigma Distinguished Scholar. McFarland and his wife, Jean, a 1940 Western graduate, live in Birmingham, Alabama.
JOHN E. RYOR
John E. Ryor is president of the National Education Association (NEA), h�adquartered in Washington, D.C. He received his bachelor's and master's degrees from Western in 1957 and 1963, and taught mathematics at Springfield (Mich.) High School for 18 years. He was named Michigan's "Teacher of the Year" in 1972.
Ryor was president of the Springfield Education Association, 1964-66. He also was a bargaining consultant for the Michigan Education Association (MEA) and president of the MEA's Region 4 Council before his election to the MEA board of directors, executive committee and presidency (1972-73). In 1973-74, Ryor was president of the National Council of State Educa tion Associations. He is the first NEA president to be elected to a two-year term (1975) and the first to be re-elected to the office (1977). Ryor lives with his wife, Carol, and their six children in Potomac, Maryland.
MARION R. SPEAR
Marion R. Spear is founder of Western's occupational therapy department. She received her bachelor's degree in 1937 from the Massachusetts School of Art and her master's degree from the University of Michigan in 1945. She received thirty-five graduate honors of credit from Western toward that degree.
Spear funded the Kalamazoo State Hospital's School of Occupational Therapy in 1922; it moved to Western in 1944. She served as associate professor and chairman of the WMU occupa tional therapy department, 1944-59. Named as Kalamazoo's "Woman of the Year" in 1953, Spear received the National Award of Merit of the American Occupational Therapy Association in 1960 and was elected a fellow of that organization in 1972. The author of "Fifty Years of Occupa tional Therapy in Michigan", Spear is retired and lives in Cherry Valley, New York.
ERNEST N. STORRS
Ernest N. Storrs is the retired chief of the Federal Aviation Administration's (FAA) radar branch. A 1935 WMU physics graduate, Storrs worked as an electronics engineer with the U.S. Army, the Air Force and the FAA. He assisted in the development of the proximity fuse in 1942, and in the design of ground control equipment and other aviation equipment used extensively during World War II.
Storrs redesigned the aircraft used for the "Berlin Airlift"; he wrote the specifica tions for a new antenna for air traffic control; he designed a method of using the cathode ray tube to improve readouts on radar screens; and he developed equipment for automatic radar landing systems. Storrs received a "Quality Performance Commendation" from the FAA in 1971. He and his wife, Annie, have one daughter and �ive in Locust Grove, Virginia. ROLLAND J. VANHATTUM
Dr. Rolland J. VanHattum is professor of communication disorders at the State University of New York (SUNY) at Buffalo. A 1950 WMU graduate, he majored in speech pathology and audiology. VanHattum received his master's and doctoral degrees frpm Pennsylvania State University. The past president of the American Speech and Hearing Association, VanHattum was honored by the New York State Speech and Hearing Association in 1974, the American Speech and Hearing Association in 1977, and this year was named a Distinguished Faculty Scholar at SUNY.
VanHattum has been a consultant and is the author of 10 books and numerous articles. He and his wife, Joyce, and their five children live in Grand Island, New York. APPENDIX B DEGREES GRANTED APRIL 22, 1978
Doctor of Philosophy
Goetting, Ann Marie Kaminski, Donna Marie Walton, Marion Martin, �r.
Doctor of Education
Bartel, Neva A. Dickie, Laurence Otzman, Ruth Zalewski Cameron, Craig Nicolaou, Phyllis C. Stone, Rosa B. Citrin, Anthony Keefe Sull�nger, Gary Lee
Specialist in Education
Busbin, O. Mell, Jr. Freemire, Ronald Sisson, Lyle Fellus Chirco, John R. Gasparotto, Gloria Jean Uhlman, Carol Tully Roush, David W.
Master of Arts
Aidi-Nejad, Abdul-Hamid Cole, Shirley Marie Goyos, Antonio Cels9 de Norqnh Allen, Linda Dawn Collins, Sherry Dunbar Green, Beverly Ann Anderson, Monte Lavern Cox, Phyllis Anne Grody, William Charles Arnold, Kim Douglas Creegan, Hugh Joseph Jr. Harkema, Peter Milton Asmus, Rosemary Ann Cremin, Claudia Louise P. Harrington, Linda Ellen
Assadi, Laurie L. DeBoer, Paul Nyblad Harris, Paralee Purifoy Assadi, Reza DeLaOssa, Elizabeth Hayes, Nickolas Herman Atkinson, Donald E. Dean, Lloyd Henry Hayner, Judith Anne Bagierek, Gerald Dean, Reginald Langworthy, III Hill, Carolyn Coachway Baker, Karen Parker Deliyanides, Beverly Ann Hill, Everett W. Jr.
Barry, Nikki Ellen Dennis, Terry Ann Hindert, Roberta S. Baum, Barbara Jean Deruyter, Judy Anne Hoffman, Robert Karl Behbehani, Mohammad Jaafar Dezek, Donna W. Hofmann, Barbara Jean Bernardi, Robert Anthony Dicke, David C. Holland, Isabelle Day Bigelow, Steven Donald C. Diedrich, William Frank Howe, Rita Perron
Bird, Gerald C. Diehm, Gloria Ann Hudson, Nora M. Bishop, Marvin Charles Dody, Norma Le Jenkins, Jerry E. Bonath, John Paul Dorgan, Marilyn June Johnson, Christopher Carl Bormann, Martha K. Dorothy, Lawrence Glen Johnson, Patricia Flynn Bovenkerk, Judith Mae Doyle, Ann Elizabeth Junglas, M. Diane
Braack, Forrest Hyrum Eason, Brenda Joyce Klus, Brenda S. Buchan, Rena Jean Ebraheem, Ahmed Hassan Kopinski, Theresa Kay Bullock, Kathleen Helen Eisenbach, Lynette Anne Krupar, Thomas Burgess, David R. Eubanks, Desiree Denise Lamper, Patricia Muller Burgess, Paul Douglas Fabi, Nadine Jean Lappenga, Julie A.
Burlingham, Sherry Sue Berden Fadden, Jean Zurakowski Latowski, Mary Jane Burns, Judith A. Fawi, Frederick Adefiayo Le, Ruan Callahan, Susan Street Firlik, Nancy L. Lekander, Deborah Barr Gallard, Elizabeth Lloyd C. Flaska, Glenn Lee Leonard, Jane Ister Camburn, Artegal R. Fowler, Charles W. Leone, Francis John
Carr, Craig Isom French, Jo Ann Lewis, Patrick Glenn Carr, John Kilner French, Patricia L. Lively, Patricia Ann Carter, Susan Ann Fretty, Beverly A. Lorenz, Mary Eileen Castonguay, Rosemarie Fry, Donald Charles Lothamer, M. Thomas Catherman, Gary Dorr Gazi-Tabatable, Mahmood Lounds, Nev� Rakestraw
Cerva, Judith A. Gelinas, David Rene Martin, Hildegard T. Chapman, Mark Genther, Kay Ann Masiques, Nelia Churchill-Ter, Meer Gail Gold, Edward David Masten, Pamela Ruth Clark, Donna R. Goldman, Anne J. Matsumoto, Kazue Clark, Sheryl Kay Gosling, Nancy Marie Mejeur, Jeanne Louise Miegoc, Irene T. Rodgers, Gregory Dean Teicholz, Judy Louise Miller, David Martin Ross, John Stephen Jr. Thelen, Sarah Jane Feather Miller, Eugene C. Ross, Nancy Alkema Thomas, Sigismund Fre�erick A. Montien, Achara Miss Rostami, Hossein Tierney, Patrick T. Moroney, Brian John Roy, Charles Edward Todd, Allman Avon III
Moss, John Jefrey Roy, Mary L. Torres, Jose Muir, Bruce Catlin Scott Jr. Rumph, Marilyn Louise Smith Transon, Robert E. Mulder, Joann Rutten, Wanda Mae Treder, Alan Carl Munoz, Fernando Sacksteder, Rosanne Fay Tummino, Judith Lee Nelson, Harold Lee Safapour, Shahine Vandevelde, Margaret Hays
Nichols, Venus Londreau Sanders, Carroll A. Vanherweg, Thomas M. Norder, John Peter Schau, Janet Martha Walling Vela, Jose Eloy Norman, David Bruce Schoon, Rosemary Seehause� Vermerris, David John Orwin, Lee Pamela Schrock, Diane Lucas Vezina, Claude Oshea, Michael Joseph Francis Schultz, Elizabeth A. Visser, Larry Gene
O'Toole, Patricia M. Scott, Mary B. Vissing, Yvonne Marie Ouwinga, Trijntje Zwolsman Shembarger, Ann Von Fange, Sharon Montry Owen, John F. Shepherd, Susan Melinda Vredevelt, Carolyn N. Parent, Carolyn L. Sheppard, Sondra Kay Wall, Elaine S1,1e Parent, George Christopher Skindell, Steven Edward Weber, Martha E.
Pennow, Dale A. Smith, Gary Arlyn White, Deborah Rea Peterson, Scott D. Smith, Paul Corby Widerqu�st, Allan Leonard Pillai, Emmanuel Mariam Smith, Terrence Lee Williams, Joyce E. Pireh, Diane Soli, Carol A. Wilson, Glenn Alan Powell, Sherrell Dawn Southworth, William Edward Wimbush, Dolores �ail
Prior, Paul Thomas Sparapani, William D. Woodrow, Jon R. Quinlan, Rebecca A. Staley, Kay Louise Yoder, Eugene Leroy Rayel, Paulette Fern Stull, Frederick L. Zanoni, Leo Joseph Victor Redmon, William Kiner Taie-Tehrani, Massoud Zantjer, Beverly Ann Robinson, Judith Lee Zudweg, Georgia Eleanor
Master of Business Administration
Araman, Nicolas Emile Drebelbis, James Robert McNett, Carl Robert Bertrand, Lee Steven Erihri, Oletu Paul Oghene Mitchell, Michael Daviq Blough, David Charles Garras, Jane Miller Morehouse, Scott Dean Babinski, Mark Henry Gorney, Jim Nail, Robert E. Bradshaw, Oliver David Gottschalk, Richard Robert Newman, Barbara Lee
Braun-Schramm, Betty Greene, Billy James Paletta, Lu Ann Bump, Sherry Lynn Carter Haak, Timothy M. Perry, Joseph Charles Carpenter, Bruce Eugene Ishima, Ross Vernon Rizzo, Merlene Moody Crosslin, Geoffrey Charles Keith, Donald E. Rutgers, Carolyn S. Davis, Judy Klimek, Mark A. Schipper, Dirk
Deleeuw, Douglas Willard Kotarski, Michael J. Sztuka, Joh� Walter Jr. Delong, Gary A. Lekander, Todd James Robert Vandermeer, Paul
Master of Fine Arts
Mueller, Christine Cecelia
Master of Music
Chapman, Cheryl Kathleen Pugh, Paula Karyl
Master of Occupational Therapy
Bermann, Diane E. Brusa, Bernard Richard Hamilton, Carolyn Blanche M. Brink, James E. Eidsvoog, Cindy L. Henry, Beverly Jane King, Theodore I. II Lee, Daniel Robert Moulds, Peter R. Kowalczyk, Joanne Marie Matthews, Jeannette Suzanne Yasukawa, Audrey Midori
Master of Public Administration
Blodgett, Susan Kay Brady Felix, Gerald Lee Redman, Christine Anne G. Buchanan, Darryl Edward Fields, Barbara Robson, David K. Jr. Carroll, Mary K. Higgins, Rodney Bryce Strahl, Eric Albert Chedister, William J. King, Betty Woodruff Tylutki, Joseph J. Christensen, Maynard A. Jr. Ording, Sheila Kane Zwiers, Marvin w. Purcell, Gregory A.
Master of Science
Bhave, Charuhasini Vithalrad Haas, Donald Bernard Mitchell, Brian Thomas Bhave, Vitthal Narayanrao Hopps, Barbara Ann Okamuro, Kenneth James Choochom, Montipa Jaliawala, Jawed Oyawale, Festus Adekunle Diekema, Keith Allen Kafil, Hagos Soukup, Ann Elizabeth Egbe, Anthony Uwaezuoke Kongkaeow, Nivat Taie-Tehrani Saied Fuller, Jonathan A. Lovan, Norman Alan Wallack, John Richard
Master of Science in Accountancy
Abbott, John William Vandenberg, Cynthia Kay
Master of Science in Librarianship
Averre, Arny Alicia Donaldson, Marion F. Smith, Lesly Mary Boehm, Margaret Ruth Smith Dreifuss, Richard Alan Strouf, Donnagene Borgman, Gloria M, Hardie, Lelane Perdue Vorachek, Jean E. Bransdorfer-Polasek, Raye Joy McIntire, Susan J. Weber, Arlene A. Defields, Victoria Jean Moore, Stephen Craig Wheeler, Ann M.
Master of Social Work
Alagia, Lunice Ann Ferrere, Mary A. Patterson, Rebecca A, Artibee, Daniel L. Ford, David C. Patton, Jeffrey E. Athay, Catherine Gonzalez, Ann K. Brown Porter, Janet Davis Austin, Marcia Kay Leonhardt Gray, Michele Lynn Raczkowski, John M. Babcock, Nancy Lynn Grunst, Susan Rottschaefer Ra,e, Ann
Bakale, Jeanne Ann Holmstrom, Joan M. Schillaci, Sally Ann Nitz Brown, Margaret Young Huff, Polly Ann Snyder, Gregory Thomas Buit, Terry _')ale Ingle, Keith David Sturtevant, Dennis S. Cartwright, James William Kudro, Robert W. Thomson, Mark Andrew Cheritt, John Stephan Lerman, Maida Kriesberg Turner, Ray Lee
Coleman, Beverly Jackson Margoni, Don M. Van Tol, Diana R. Dempsey, Mary Jo McCormick, Robert William Vandenberg, Carol Rogers Dunn, Gale A. Ms. McNally, Thomas E. Voshel, Elizabeth Harbeck Eddy, Elizabeth Diane Meade, Gerard Joseph Walsh, Loretta M. Ellens, Barbara Sue Miller, Stephen Bryan Wesner, Joan Irene
Essenburg, Vonda Mae Minnema, Marti Elisa Wilkinson, Grady L. Fairggrieve, Mary Collins Mintle, Linda Marquardt Wise, Paul Douglas Fairgrieve, William Nielsen Nelson, Alfred Fredrick Jr. Zuverink, Deborah Ann Ortiz, Mary Lee Bachelor of Arts
Adsit, Linda Lee Gits, Lana M. Mccaslin, Joann· Aho, Kristine Miriam Gorton, Margaret Lee McCoy, Amelia Rose Alverson, Janet Lee Grandstaff, Kristin Mary McHugh, Susan Eleanor Aronoff, Amy Jo Green, Gayle Greider McKinstry, Clifford John Ashman, Mary K, Gustafson, Jacquelyn Kay McKnight, Tamberla Ann
Bahlman, Liza Hackey, Zoe Lynn McPherson, Judith G. Baker, Terrance Lee Haddad, Mariam Mochizuki, Janet G, Benson, Amy Carolyn Hall, Connie Moore, Carrie Lee Benson, Lionel Tosbe O. Halliwell, Anne Moscone, Joy Ann Bergman, Sharon I. Hamil, David Creighton Moyer, Nancy Louise
Brosky, Barbara Jane Hamman, Douglas T. Muxlow, Alma Jean Brown, Kathy Denise Hanke, Carol Emily Nondorf, Robert Bulgarelli, Diane Marie Hart, Mary Beth Norris, Kim Diane Burks, Beverly Kim Haskin, Robin S. Deming, Lucy Ann Carender, Rebecca Sue Hatch, Kim Lynette Olis, Nancy Lynn
Carmean, Michael Edward Hawley, Lee Ostrander, Judy Lorraine Charkowski, Debra Lynn Hemingway, Thomas Harold Owens, Pauline M. Charles, Cheryl Marcia Cecelia Hennig, Veronika Palanca, Laurie Ann Chiles, Leanne Herr, Teresa L. Peel, Debra Jean Cipolla, Cynthia Rose Hire, Brian Lowrey Penskar, Donald
Clark, Terry Andrew Hissong, Justus Loyal Jr. Perini, Robert T. Clarke, John Ridgel� Roedl, John w. Pirrone, James Colman, Carol Jo Holcomb, Mark Joseph Pless, Kim E. Condie, Dorena Holtz, Mary Alice Polishuk, John D. Coram, Mary Ann Hudson, Timothy B. Poplawski, Sandra Ann
Costello, Thomas G. Humphries, Ruth Ann Prange, John Maloy Cravens, Jay Warren Jasso, Rose Prechtel, Hans Thomas Crouse, Mary M. Jautakis, Maria Donna Prince, Valerie Lynn Cutler, Linda Kay Joachim, Robert James Randall, Ronald Lee Dailey, Patricia Lynn Johnson, Evelyn Hope Rapp, Linda Kathryn
Dakhlian, Karen Ann Johnstone, Pamela J. Rothe, Sara Suzanne Daniels, Donna Elise Kaake, Diane Lynn Royal, Stephen Charles Davis, Kenneth H. Karnell, Michael P. Ruden, Andrew John Davis, Nancy Ellen Kellogg, Michele Ann Ruhlig, Karen Elaine DeJulian, Mary Jo Kennard, Kerri Lynne Sadler, Garry L.
Demoor, Barbara J. Kallin, Dennis Irwin Sandoval, Olinda G. Dettloff, Theresa Kraft, Eldon James Saracino, Peter Joseph Dostie, Craig C. Kramer, Katherine Jo Schaafsma, Joanne Mari� Drury, Laurel Elizabeth Kreger, Adrienne Leslie Schamberger, Laura Lynn Dubbeld, Freda Ann Krueger, Karen Ann Schrieber, Timothy Raymond
Duits, Carrie P. Laakso, Susan Jane Schut, Paul H. Fales, Gary Lee Labella, Joseph M. Schweitzer, Terry Edward Farmer, Ted Connett Larson, Robert Todd Shafer, Martin Lewis Ferguson, Theresa Susan Leach, Bruce Alan Shafer, Stuart Fisher, Crystal A. Leaver, Jan Louise Skinner, Lynn E.
Foster, Martin Alan Lehman, Thomas Dee Smith, Lynn Marie Frantz, Celinda S. Leroy, Ruth Ellen Smith, Mary Kathleen Friday, Clement E. Jr. Lescoe, Jerome D. Jr. Smyth, Roy G. Gallup, James Verl Linsley, John Royce III Soltysiak, Susan Leigh Garbe, Sandra Ann Lizza, Thomas M. Soper, Mary Lou
Garner, John Hardy Lockwood, Susan Jean Spencer, Jerry Eugene Gault, Laura Louise Malewitz, Mary Ann Steck, Mary Lynn Gaunt, Lorrie Jean Mansour, Gregory J. Stevens, Mark Douglas Gebhard, Mary Anne Mariano, Joseph Frank Stewart, Linda Jo Germay, Roger J. Marshall, Kathleen Diane Stewart, Mary Frances Stewart, Roy Jeff Vandervliet, Bradley R. Wellman, Wendy Lucile Stoner, Lisa Clare Vanslambrouck, Mary Leigh White, Elizabeth W. Sutter, Pamela Rae Vaughn, Kathryn E. Williams, T. Michael Thompson, Susan Dale Veenstra, Carol Sue Wojtowicz, Maryanne E. Tobin, Robert G. Visser, Sandra Kay Wright, Jeanne Ellen
Tolmacs, Charlene Mary Wade, Mary Ann Wysocki, Marilyn Ann Topoll, Michelle Kathleen Wall, Carol Elizabeth Yutzy, Rhoda Kay Towers, Donna S. Ward, Jacqueline Annette Zawacki, Bette J. Van(ierbos, Robin Ward, Rebecca Ann Zinter, Pamela J.
Bachelor of Business Administration
Adler, David Lee Chirco, Paul T. Fronczak, Jerome Neal Aleksov, Robert Chope, Debra Ann Gemrich, Jean M. Alzenaidy, Rashed Abdulmohsen Chorny, Stephen John George, Bradley K. Amburn, Jeffrey Lee Clark, R. Michael Gietzen, Janice M. Archambault, James Milton Cleland, Mark A. Gillentine, Thomas Ray
Arnold, Richard Howard Collini, James Frank Gilmore, Richard Lane Bader, David Edward Collins, John G. Giorgio, Paula Denise Baiers, Douglas Ronald Connors, Mary E. Gisanrin, Babatunde Adeniyi Baker, Michael Harry Cook, Brian Kevin Goldsberry, Raymond Richard Jr. Balczo, Janice M. Cook, Carol Ann Graham, Derrick Deron
Baranowski, Edward J. Cooley, Dean Devere Gribbin, W. Paul Jr. Barr, Daniel H. Corkin, Cathy Jo Gunn, Thomas E. Bates, Robert Allen Cowan, Wendy Lee Hacker, Lori Ann Batista, Nancy S. Craig, Sharon Lynn Hamill, Sidney L. Becker, Michael James Crossett, Peggy J. Hamilton, William III
Becker, Peter Salisbury Cusmano, Vitina L. Hammerlund, Gregory R. Belford, Franciscso R. Tamayo Cutting, Bruce T. Hance, Lynn A. Benson, James E. Dagenais, Scott E. Happel, Loren Vern Berzkalns, Jekabs D. Dahlman, Glendon Charles Jr. Hart, Martin James Best, Richard Michael Davis, Michael Harvard Haskell, Judy L.
Bibbings, James P. Debri, Marilyn Havercroft, Richard Lane Blake, Daniel George DeLange, Vince Alan Hayter, William John Bloomfield, Michael Kevin Devault, Elizabeth Clara Heimonen, Joe F. III Blower, Robert L. Disselberger, Ulrike Hensch, Gary D. Bogdan, Adele Marie Dougherty, James Ray Hillabrand, Thomas A.
Bogema, David John Duemling, Deborah Ann Hogan, Michael Kent Bokas, Maureen Lynne Duncombe, Denelle Joanne Hood, Robert Daniel Bowling, Robert G. Durm, Joan Marie Hook, Robin Dale Boyle, Michael Anthony Dyer, Samuel Drew Hopper, Bruce Childs Brackett, Stephanie Michele Ebsch, Sandra Marie Houseman, Thomas James
Brando, Charles Albert Eddy, Peter William Howald, Jeffrey Loren Breithaupt, David W. Edinger, Jack R. Howard, Terry Joe Briscoe, Penny H. Ellens, Dennis Hoyt Howe, Kristen A. Brott, Robert Jeffrey Elliott, Judith Ann Howell, Craig Russell Brown, John Barnard Evans, Timothy E. Howey, Charles O. Jr.
Brownlee, Robert T. Jr. Evon, Karen Eileen Hudson, Terence Alan Buchtrup, John Christian Ewing, Ralph Bradford Hughes, Dennis Michael Buell, David Creighton Fach, Walter H. III Hunter, Kenneth Garle Buhl, Robert E. Jr. Farrar, Karen Rita Huyser, Randall Steven Bunker, Kimberly Ann Feller, Teresa L. Idzkowski, Michael Edward
Burns, Bruce Douglas Fetters, Edward A. III Jayhan, Steven M. Burt, Stan M. Fitch, Rebecca Sue Johnson, James A. Camburn, Janet Flynn, Kelly Marie Jones, Charles Edward Camp, Mark Alan Foreman, Robert E. Kaczor, Lynn Michele Canonie, John Welsh Fortin, Susan Lynn Kamata, Keiko
Carl, Mary Kay Foster, Thomas Lynn Keeley, William Thomas Carlson, Gary Edward Fowler, Linda K. Kegelmann, Lisa Marie Carnaghi, Brian William Fraaza, Gordon Gene Kent, Paul Leon Cataldo, William Lee Franklin, Karen Susan Kesterke, Ronald Lawrence Chase, Elizabeth Ann French, Jerry E. Khan, Mohammed Nawaz King, Patricia, Elaine Natsis, William Nick Siantz, Susan Kink, Mark Steven Nelson, David J. Smith, Frank Wilson Kladder, Thomas Brent Newell, William Rock Smith, Michael Joseph Knight, Brian M. O'Brien, Susan Marie Sompels, Ronald Kopko, Katherine Anne Ogonowski, Gary Sorrentino, Kathleen M.
Kriebel, Gary Michael O'Neil, Margaret M. Southwick, Donald P. Kuhn, Robert K. Palanca, Charles Phillip Stahl, Gerald R. Kuhn, Robert Stephen Palasek, Dennis J. Start, Gary Lee Lam, Leslie Ellen Palis, Gary S. Steele, David Russell, Jr. Landuyt, Daniel J. Parker, Beth Marie Stelk, Sharon Kay
Langeland, David Kevin Parrish, Kim Joseph Stewart, Laura D. Larson, Jeanine Patterer, Philip R. Stone, Theodore B. Learman, Robert James Jr. Pawlowski, William Allan Strand, David Alan Lettow, Randy Carl Pearcy, Ivan K. Sullivan, Dennis James Libs, James R. Peltier, Thomas James Sumpter, Jeffrey Lynn
Loeffler, John Charles Perrone, Joseph Vito Szilagyi, Paul G. Lowenthal, Bruce M. Pesonen, Randall D. Talkington, Jeffery Connor Lubic, Stephen Joseph Peterson, Pamela H. Tani, Yoshiaki Macdonald, Marie Diane Phelps, Kathleen M. Tasker, Randy Lee Macksood, Gregory Joseph Pickelman, Gene Curtis Thompson, Bradley J.
Martin, Mark Raymond Pierce, Jeffrey A. Titus, Jeffrey William Martin, Wendy Susanne Prueter, David J. Trainor, Robert Joseph Jr. Mateer, Robert Jay Pszczolkowski, Raymond F. Ulrich, James J. Maxwell, Paul D. Quinn, John Michael Vanderbeek, Catherine s. McDonald, Cathleen Sue Reef, Donald Lee Vanderroest, Larry Paul
McGoff, Sallie W. Reiss, Daniel E. Vaneerden, Daniel Edward McKee, Norman Lee Renema, Michael A. Vanwagoner, Richard Hugh McKenna, William Gerard Rewa, Gerald Allen Veenendall, Craig Lee McKeown, William Scott Ribits, Michael E. Vermeulen, Jack M. McWilliams, Daniel A. Ricci, Catherine M. Vettel, Dale Paul
Meier, Gregory M. Riever, Ronald Ross Volwiler, Larry D. Mejeur, Kenneth Wayne Rigby, Gary D. Wachowski, Mark Stephen Memmen, Daniel Rigg, Catherine J. Wagner, Daniel Robert Meyers, John Norbert Risher, Ronald David Wallace, Renee Michals, Douglas Roby, Mark Robert Walls, John C.
Mick, David Allen Roeser, William N. Warshawsky, Joe Howard Mikolajczak, Casimir M. Rogensues, Michael W. Weaver, Phyllis J. Manning Milan, James V. Jr. Ross, Charles C. Weber, Carl Ryan Miller, Michael John Rozman, Douglas Martin Welch, James Mildon Miller, Robert Navarre Rummel, Richard F. Welsh, John V.
Minnich, Michael R. Rydzon, Matthew John Wesley, William John Minturn, Frederick Karl Schalon, Scott Edward Wikel, Cynthia L, Mitchell, Thomas A. Schau, John M. Williams, Michael Joseph Mix, Carolyn Kay Schmid, Gregory Michael Williamson, Daniel Edward Moberg, James R. Schweitzer, Douglas Winters, Laurie Ann
Morrison, William Michael Scott, Matthew, Jr. Wood, Richard Lewis Morse, John Hamilton Scully, Charleen Marie Wosik, Marshall Walter Mueller, Kirk August Sell, Dina K. Yeo, Robert Vincent Jr. Mullin, Patrick Lacey Shannon, David L. Yeo, William E. Mustafa, Don Putra Shannon, Patrick Neil Zandarski, Donald Craig Sheppard, Vernon Jr.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Beyer, Susan Elinor Fry, Jerry E. Huebner, Jennifer Marie Charles, John Spencer Habeck, Robert James Morris, David Brian DeBlock, Jennifer Theresa Hoddinott, Maxine Frances Schmalzer, Ruthan Hubert, Louis Scott Bachelor of Music
Adkins, James Alan Devol, Linda Sue Trimmer, Tina Rayleen Bellamy, Patricia Gail Hakes, Rosemary Ann Vanderzwaag, Judith A. Bowersox, Kathlyn Ann Lipsey, Audrey Aliene Wisdom, Michelle M. Carrier, Randall Lee Rambert, Kathryn Ann Wolf, Karen Beth Crockett, Cathy Colene Simson, Julie E. Wray, Donald Edward Tollefson, Kathleen Margaret
Bachelor of Science
Abdul, Ghani Baharuddin Bloomfield, Michael Kevin Chipman, Mark Earle Abed, Seraj Yousef Bloss, Susan Mae Chitsaz, Gholam Ali Adams, William M. Jr. Blugerrnan, Carol Jean Christensen, Dennis Scott Adkins, Esther L. Bly, Patricia R. Claeys, Jill E. Al-Thani, Mubarak Khalifa Bode, Cheryl Sue Clark, Karen M.
Alderman, Edward E. Boesch, Stephen M. Clark, Sharon L. Aldrich, James Robert Booko, David J. Cloutier, Nancy Joanne Alexander, Laurie Lee Boozer, Thomas Raymond Coin, Carol Kay Algie, Michael David Boris, Mary Catherine Collias, Marianthe Allen, Stephen Walling Borlik, James Collini, James Frank
Altman, Connie L. Borzsei, Ildiko Collopy, Bruce Alan Amberg, John Kelsey Boyer, Barbara D. Colvin, Michael Dale Ames, Rose Marie Bradford, Stephen Haile Conrad, Rosanne Barbara Amos, William Lyle Bradtke, Deborah Anne Cook, Timothy Ralph Anderson, John Herbert Brant, Rhoda J. Cooper, Mary Jo
Anderson, Wilma Lucile Braun, Louis Albert Cooper, Mary L. Andrus, James Albert Bremer, D. Neil Cooper, Thomas Perry Armstrong, Donna Jean Brenton, Katherine Jean Cornish, William V. Arnell, R. Scott Brezden, Olga Iris Cotton, Marjorie Anne Babcock, Sandra Lynn Brincat, Mary Beth Cotton, William R.
Backstrand, Marilyn Jean Brindley, Beth Ann Courtright, Carol Ann Baier, Jean Marie Britton, Juanita Carol Cover, Laura Jane Baldwin, Roy A. Brock, Lisa A. Cowley, Dianne Marie Ball, Wayne Allen Brooks, Eric Siller Crawford, Bennet Lee Baltas, Donna Susan Brower, Larie Annette Creager, Christina Marie
Barron, Alan Gerard Bruce, Daniel Wayne Cropsey, Diane Louise Bartee, Thomas David Brueck, Craig E. Cross, Lewis E. Jr. Bartell, Terry W. Buck, James Kirn Cross, Patricia Ann Barto, Mary Beth Buck, Ronald Jeffrey Csapos, Larry G. Bates, Denise Dawn Buckmaster, Michael Don Daiek, Deborah Anne
Batson, Sue E. Buddy, Mark S. Daloisio, Diana M. Battersby, William R. Buis, Janet Marie Daly, Stephen Arthur Bawtinheimer, Charles W. Burns, Thomas Samuel Damstra, Albert Bebber, Kathleen M. Burt, Diane Kay Dankert, Robert James Bebber, Rebecca L. Busch, Lorraine A. Darty, Trudy
Becker, Cheryl Ann Buslawski, John Alexander Datres, Janice M. Bedi, James John Buthala, Alice Marie Davey, Nancy Jane Befus, John Samuel Button, Deborah L. Davidson, Susan Shaw Bell, Ella Jane Calati, Anthony James Davis, Kevin Charles Bell, Terrian Elaine Calbert, Gus Treandus Davis, Michael Dean
Bellaver, Claire Domenica Campbell, Keith Alan Dawson, Elizabeth L. Benden, Edward Ferris Carboneau, Susan Kay De Young, Carol Jean Benson, Larry Olusoji Carpenter, Jackalyn s. Dean, Stephen Paul Bertram, Terrence A. Carr, Carol Lillian DeGraff, John Walter Bessette, Catherine M. Carter, Rand P. Delaney, Kathryn Marie
Birkholz, David Scott Case, Constance L. DeLaura, Frank James Bittner, Edward J. Cash, R. Todd DeMott, Cheryl Christine Blackmer, Gordon R. Cassani, James J. Deneff, Jacqueline Ruth Blair, John Philip Castronova, Michael J. Dengler, Cynthia Anne Blake, Timothy John Chandler, Paula Ann Dengler, Steven W. Derhammer, Kathleen J. Fry, Mark Edward Howe, Linda Lee Derouin, John Haig Gabel, Douglas Jerome Huber, David Edward Deruyter, Margery Kay Garrett, Robert Page Jr. Hughes, Michael John Desjardin, Elizabeth Hayes Gauss, Robert Philip Jr. Hughes, Rebecca Anne Devoursney, John Francis Gay, Cynthia Lynne Hunnes, Carole T.
DeVries, Susan Welting Gildner, Christy Huntoon, Marilyn F. Dineen, Charles James Gillis, Stuart Francis Ingraham, William Harry Dinkfeld, Deborah L. Girbach, Mary Alice Ionta, Linda A. Dipp, Beverly Jean Girolami, Maria M. Iott, Ann Marie Dixon, H. Dean Godoshian, Lynn Elise Irwin, Michael Lee
Dixon, Vera Mast Goetz, Paula A. Isaacson, Peggy Lee Donovan, Colleen M. Gorham, Larry Gene Ivey, Roger Lewis Douglas, Glen G. II Grant, Lorri Sue Jaeger, Patrick John Dow, Alan Wendell Grashorn, Barbara Jeanne Jarvi, Ronald Alexander Dow, Patricia Ann Grzybowski, Patricia Lynn Jarvie, Mark
Dow, Susan Marie Gulish, Connie Denise Jenkins, Nancy Sue Drake, Donald Duane Gutkowski, Patricia Sue Jennings, Debra Sue Dresden, Mark Alan Haack, Phillip L. Jensen, Mark Thomas Dubbeld, Paul F. Haack,_ Roger Vern Jensen, Mary Kathleen Dunning, Julie Elizabeth Hachadorian, Glenn Edward Jenson, Jeffrey L.
Duprey, Thomas Gerard Hagen, Elizabeth Anne Johnson, Hollis M. Dusellier, David C. Hager, Joseph Johnson, Kenneth C. Dyer, Dorothy R. Hages, Michelle Marie Jones, Barbara R. Dykstra, David William Hages, Victoria L. Jones, Teresa Lynn Elliott, Marcia Ann Haines, Bonnie Lynn Jones, Tungie
Emmerson, Sarah Elizabeth Hamill, Suzanne Jones-McLuckie, Janice I Engle, Kimberly Lee Hampton, Ina C. Jones-McLuckie, Steven Paul English, Cheryl Joy Hanson, George Warren Jr. Jorgensen, Robin Louise Erdman, Joseph F. Hargis, Bobbye Ouita Joslyn, Nancy Joan Essary, Dennis M. Harr, William Allan Jr. Julian, Molly Beth
Evans, Kent S. Harrington, Donna Kay Kalo, Gordon Robert Evans, Victoria Antoinette Harris, Linda Mae Kandow, Yvonne Marie Evans, Vincent J. III Harris, Paul Richard Kane, Cynthia Therese Eversole, Robert Rosback Harris, Stephen Kania, Marcia Ann Evosevich, Randy Scott Harwood, Pamela Sue Kaplan, Diane Gene
Fair, Katherine Ann Haver, Manley Chris Karson, Eric James Fairbairn, Thomas Niel Hawley, Lee Kasalo, Andrew Jacob Falk, Rebecca Lynne Hayden, Charles F. Kasson, Charles Willis Jr. Farnan, Joyce A. Hazen, Ann Kays, Randy Lee Fehniger, Thomas Edward Hebert, Michael E, Kehetian, Janet Lynn
Fischer, Bradley James Hedelund, Judith D. Kehr, Randall M. Fischman, Diana Kay Hedquist, Dale C. Keinath, Nancy Lou Fisher, Bonnie Lin Hekman, Deborah Jeanne Kello, Catherine Lynne Fletcher, Pamela L. Helfrich, Lynn M. Kelly, Cordell Arthur Fliehman, Joy Lynn Heme!, Deanna Nell Kelly, Paul Donald
Flink, Barbara Fricke Hendrick, Billy W. Kelso, Charles Allen Fogelsong, Catherine Marian Henry, Douglas Neal Kemner, Laurie Lynn Foltarz, Elaine H. Herbin, Catherine Ann Kennedy, Kristin E. Ford, Charles Nathaniel Hiestand, Nelson Edward Kida, Kei Fordham, Shirlee A. Hobart, David M. Kidokoro, Noriyuki
Forrest, Greig K. Hogan, Michael James Kies, Pamela Kay Forster, Susan Marie Hogarth, Rand Jenkins Kies, Sheila L. Fox, Margaret Lynne Hollebeck, Larry J. Kintz, Gregory A. Fox, Robert Carver Holloran, Christine Kintz, Virginia Carol Francis, James Alan Holmes, Cynthia Dawn Kizer, Raymond Leonard
Franks, Susan Kay Hooper, Elizabeth Gay Klein, George E. Franz, Debra Ann Hoos, Roger Alan Kleiner, Maryann Louise French, Jeanne M. Hopper, Debra Lynne Klimley, William Ryan French, Leslie Hover, Scott R. Knapp, Jan E. Doescher Frey, Jean Marie Howe, Catherine Rose Knoll, Andrew R. Koenigshof, Fred Louis Martin, Susan Marie Obear, Geralyn Mary Koppenhofer, Charlene Ann Martin, William E. Ochs, Pamela S. Korte, Martin Thomas Marttila, Joanne R. O'Connell, Mark Phillip Kotenko, Joyce Marie Marx, Donald G. O'Donnell, Kevin Joseph Kowalczyk, Edward J. Masland, Susan L. O'Donnell, Susan L.
Kowalski, Robert Louis Maszal, Jeffrey Lynn Ofenstein, John P. Kuczera, Arlene L. Matuszak, Patricia Lynne Ogbu, Emmanuel Kene-Chi Kurncz, Gloria J. May, Daniel Richard Olds, Reid Harrison Kushner, Carolyn Louise May, Pamela Rochelle Olsen, Eric Jon Lake, Cathlene Sue May, Steven Philip Olsen, Stephen D.
Lambert, Luann McBrien, Leslie Renee Olson, Nancy L. Lamphear, Linda Colleen McGovern, Robert P. Jr. Omar, Abdul Rahim Laner, Donald Sanford McMahon, Judith J. O'Reilly, Patricia Marie Lang, Timothy L. McManus, Susan L. OWen, Katherine Jean Lankford, Randy Lee McNeilage, Robert Todd Pahl, Linda Lou
Lantz, Lisa Kay Meisel, Leonard David Pahl, Terry Lee LaPorte, David Patrick Melville, Jane Debra Parsons, Angela Marie Lapplander, Gary Erick Mercier, William S. Paulson, Norma Lee Larner, Gregory L. Merkovitz, Gail P. Pavey, Brian Lance Larsen, Carol B. Merz, John Thomas Penninger, William J.
LeBlang, Mark Dennis Milcarek, Ronald Paul Penrose, Christopher Michael Ledbetter, Leigh C. Milen, Candy L. Perkins, James Edward Ledvina, Mary Jane Miller, Andre Perkovich, John Francis Lee, Sang H. Miller, Kevin W. Peters, William R. III Lehto, Jack Alan Miller, Mardi Anne Peterson, Karen Sue Ms.
Leist, Dale Stuart Miller, Preston David Petroelje, Jack Alan Leitke, Judith Lynn Miller, Rosemary Katherine Phalin, Carl E. Lemke, Patti-Jo Millerwise, Lynn Picard, Stuart Tobin Leonard, Marlene Mishall, Merilee L. Piegols, James Henry Lesperance, Daniel J. Mixter, Deborah Lee Pierce, Daniel Scott
Levitt, David Moberg, Elizabeth Louise Pifer, Michael Neil Libby, John Andrew Moghissi, Soraya Rebecca Pinchot, Janene Marie Lincoln, Brett Dennis Mohd, Taib Mohd Nasir Pinto, Michael Alexander Lincoln, Valerie Ann Mohr, Carrie L. Playter, Christina Sue Lissette, Mira R. Moncrieff, Marilyn Denise Plummer, Debra Ann
Liszewski, Betty Jean Mondary, Gail Lynne Polgar, Cheryl Ann Little, Kimberly Monson, Brian Lee Porter, Mary Josephine Locke, Judith Montagano, Carmen Marie Power, Karin Sue Loney, Gary Richard Montplaisir, Barbara Anne Price, Marla Jeanne Lord, Susan K. Morris, Fredric J. Probst, Richard Errol
Loughlin, Maureen Ann Morrison, Linda Marie Pruchnicki, Margaret M. Lunger, Deborah Lynn Morrow, Thomas Allen Pruitt, Bethann Lupini, Paula Jean Mountjoy, Charles P. Pryor, Lori Anne Lyons, Mary Elizabeth Mowry, Kerri Sue Quigley, Kathleen S. Lyons, Susan E. Mowry, Terri Jo Rabbers, Gordon L.
Ma, Shun Kee Mueller, Edward Lawrence Ramai, Lynn Marie MacManus, Dermot Neil Munn, Julie Ramsdell, Thomas Kent Maddock, Roberta Jane Murchie, Barry T. Ranger, Deborah Jean Magen, Ned Alan Nastally, Douglas Michael Ranney, Leslie Ann Magiera, Rebecca Sue Negri, Michelle Ray, Sharon Marie
Makama, Gyuk Bulus Nemeth, Roger John Raymond, Diane Delight Mallinson, Charles Evans Nepper, Dennis Paul Raymond, Elizabeth A. Malvitz, Thomas Allen Ness, Richard Scott Redmond, Geraldine Kay Mandro, Lori Ann Newman, Michael Edward Reinhardt, Jeffrey R. Manning, Cheryl Ann Nicola, Douglas A. Reister, Mark Stephen
Maraia, Susan M. Nida, Jane Frances Reum, Beth Ann Martin, Denise Colleen Nieboer, Constance Dawn Richardson, Joseph Anthony Martin, John E. Norman, Laurie Ann Richardson, Thomas Gage Martin, Richard Allen Norwood, Margo Ann Riedel, Gary Bruce Martin, Sharon Kay Null, David Eugene Rietsma, Karen Elayne Riley, Laura Myone Smith, Joanne Esther Van Staveren, Aloysius D. Rill, Doyle A. Smith, Karen Elaine Van Wormer, Cindy Jo Roberts, Ronald S. Smith, Ladora Jean Vanbelle, Paulette K. Robertson, Richard C. Smith, Luevada Vance, Thomas Jackson Robinson, Douglas Scott Smith, Margaret Lorraine Vander Wall, John Alan
Rogers, Diane Eileen Smith, Robert Estle Vanderwal, James Marvin Rogers, Elizabeth Ruth Snabes, James Patrick Vanderwoude, Judith May Romer, Clement Theodore III Snowden, Steven R. VanPutten, Carol L. Roney, Katharine Bartemeier Solomon, Yolanda Yvette Vargo, Craig William Roon, John Douglas Somers, Mark Robert Vartanian, Arthur H.
Rop, Stanley Russell Spears, Gloria Jean Veneri, Robert Joseph Rosenberg, Lisa G. Spilos, Cheryl N. Veneziano, Barbara Ann Ross-Sides, Linda L. Sprowl, Iris Annette Venman, Thomas Gray Roth, James Edward Stafford, Garth Brian Vogelheim, Arlis J. Rozycki, Janet M. Stailey, Bonnie Sue Vogtmann, Terrence Kenneth
Ruel, Barbara Jean Stange, Candace L. Vorachek, Kathleen Mary Rush, Daryl Terry Stankus, Cheryl Marie Vosburg, Laura Ellen Sacha, Jean Ann Staudacher, Catherine Ann Voss, Gayle June Saeri, Abo Stauffer, Deborah Lynn Voulgaris, John M. Safavi, Ali Reza Stearns, Louise Anne Wagner, Linda M.
Sass, Michael Gene Stechschulte, David L. Jr. Wagner, Mark Alvin Schafer, Debra Ann Stepanian, Audrey Marla Wahr, Kim Lloyd Schapka, John Andrew Stephens, Gary L. Walker, Glen Schmid, Tina Marie Stevens, Laura Jean Wallace, Randolph Lee Schmidt, Jan Patrick Steward, Cheryl Marie Waller, William Theron Jr.
Schuhardt, Joanne Ellen Stickel, Russeline Kay Wanamaker, Kristie J. Schulte, Carolyn Marie Stock, Cynthia Kay Warrick, Marianne Monica Schultz, Karen Suzanne Stone, Robin Livingston Watkins, Jeffrey A. Schultz, Scott D. Stone, Sheldon Lloyd Weber, Theodore Arthur Schumacher, Eric James Stramer, Rita Raquel Weener, Donald Jay
Schumm, Susan Lee Strobel, Robert Dale Jr. Weiss, David Edward Schwartz, Donald Richard Sutherland, Scott Lee Weiss, Diane Ruth Sears, Kathleen Joanne Sutika, Charlotte Carlene Wellman, Charles W. Seavitt, Mary Jo Sweet, Cathleen Ann Weskel, Clarice Ann Seder, Rickey Lee Swift, Christopher J. Wetherbee, Debra Jean
Senne, Scott Curtis Swigert, Kim J. Wharton, Joseph C. III Sewell, Robert Glenn Jr. Switzer, Keith Melvin Jr. Whitaker, Thomas Deane Shafer, Michael Robert Tallon, Sallie Soos White, Julie Ann Shaheen, Patrick Thomas Talsma, Aline L. Whitmore, Vincent Ray Shanley, Richard Joseph Terpstra, Betty L. \-Jhittaker, Mary Beth
Shaw, Maria Gloria Teusink, Debra Anne Wiens, Ronald Scott Shedd, Bruce Nelson Theodore, Eileen Marie Wiet, Robert Louis Sherzer, Ann Elizabeth Theodore, Johnny H. Willett, Gail Marie Shikoski, Fae E. Thiede, Harvey Earl Williams, Lisa Lenore Shirley, Thomas Mason Thiede, Patrick L. Wilson, Christine Lee
Shively, Judith Lee Thornton, Debra Lynne Wilson, Dean Alan Shivlie, Gail L. Tolinski, Roch J. Wilson, Phillip Richard Siefke, Kevin Louis Torina, Virginia l.Jinkel, Mark Alvin Simmons, Linda J. Tracy, Marianne Witt, Douglas E. Simmons, Stedman Lee Jr. Traver, Susan V. Witt, Lee Dean
Simons, Barbara J. Travis, Susan Lee Wizner, Joseph Francis Skory, Linda Tressler, Marcia Lee Woolley, Kathleen Ann Skowneski, Laura Marie Trim, Laurel J. Wright, Bridget Yvette Slocum, James H. Tubbs, Michael H. Wright, Debra Sue Smark, Michael J. Tulloch, Mary Elizabeth Wynn, Kenneth Lee
Smedley, William L. Turner, M. Patricia Yazejian, Thomas Victor Smith, Brian K. Unzens, Bruno Erik Yelder, Sheila Denise Smith, Dale Edwin Utrup, Deborah June Zechlinski, Ronald Edward Smith, Daryn Walter J. Valecillos, Ana Lortiz Zolinski, Richard Scott Smith, Edwin John III Valerie, Sandra Kay Zuidema, Thomas James Smith, Gary R. Zylstra, Steven Glenn Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Systems)
Kriscunas, Joseph Gerard Mansoori, Mojtaba Zrebski, Douglas A. Pireh, Ali
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Environmental)
Wicks, Kevin Lee
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)
Beck, William Allan Bethke, Craig W. Johnson, Jeffrey A. Bergeron, Joseph Arthur Cunningham, Steven Mark Westerback, Thomas John Fergison, Herbert W. Jr.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)
Afonja, Rasheed Koehler, Lawrence David McMahon, Terrence A. Bawtinheimer, Charles w. Krotzer, Dennis Michael Mitchell, Steven Roy Burton, Charles Melvin Lewandowski, Brian A. Oeusoonthornwattana, Peerapong Butcher, James Clark Lewis, Robert Patrick Jr. Oontornpan, Siripong Campbell, David William Lochner, Terry Allen Rencis, Reinold Jonis
D., Ahmad-Gheissari Lumley, Paul Raymond Salehi, Akbar Feuerstein, David Theodore Weisman, S. Miller II
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industr�al)
Belanger, Thomas Dudley Jr. Ehrlich, Harold Wood, Douglas Crandall Gag, Paul Allan Kaminski, Joseph Sigmund Yonkers, Robert Arthur Roth, Edward Charles
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)
Al-Dosari, Hamad Ibrahim Kalani, Majid J. Thomas, Bradley Scott Budrow, Steven Eugene Lempke, David A. Thomas, David Stewart Flint, Gerald Allen Liposky, Lawrence J. Vanderveen, Scott Jangda, Mohammad Yousuf Masghati, Mohammad Walsh, James Stephen Kagle, Arnold Bruce Jr. Ogbu, Emmanuel Kene-Chi Yazdekhasti, Reza Ricksgers, Thomas John DEGREES GRANTED JUNE 21, 1978
Bachelor of Arts
Asselin, James David Gupta, Meena Metiva, Denise A. Ball, Clarke Wayne Hancock, Audrey Ann Micinski, David Arthur Banjanin, Angela Hasumi, Yoshiko Musselman, Marguerite E. Barrett, Jeanne Ann Hemman, Sandra Whiting Myers, Debra Joan Bauer, Paul Kurt Heneveld, Christine L. Naas, David Hugh
Behm, Linda Kay Hiscock, Edwin Allen Nicholas, Marsha Jeanne Beleske, Robert Roy Imai, Kunie Nichols, Rebecca A. Berg, Martin Johnson, Ellis L. Petzold, Judith A. Bradley, Laurette Anita Johnson, Margaret Sue Petzold, Thomas Martin Brooks, Virginia M. Johnson, Marilyn Rankin, Nicholas John
Brownell, Barbara Ann Jones, Debora K. Reibel, Kenneth A. Carr, Charlotte Ann Jones, Timothy 0. Richards, James Hall Cholakian, Laura B. Kalleward, Gary Lee Riggs, Debra Diane Cotzias, Mary Chris Kanter, Carol Ann Sartorius, Mary Jo Czarnopys, Mary Karse, Richard C. Sedik, Reid Joseph
DeShane, James Robert Klein, Margaret L. Severson, Anna Dillard, Mary E. Knight, Diane W. Sidman, Larry Stephen Dobbie, Nancy P. Konecny, Dorothy M. Strong, Jane Lee Drakos, Diane Lamb, Joseph Michael Van Elk, John Durfee, Gerald P. Lane, Terrie Lynne Van Orman, Kimberly Jo
Dusek, Debra Grace Langlois, Cathy Neil Vanderveen, Daniel L. Evans, Eileen Kay McLeod Licata, Marilyn Ann Vicry, Thomas Walker Florea, Susan Trerice Lyford, Walter W. Jr. Vlasin, Theresa Forrester, Krista Marie Markus, Jacqueline Ann Vliek, James L. Franssen, Pamela S. Matota, Gale Ann Wagner, Sandra Louise
Furner, Mary E. McCaleb, Cecilia Rincon Washburn, Douglas Stephen Galan, Mark A. McGaghie, Thomas James Watts, Stanley Eugene Green, Debra Ellen McLinden, Paul Vincent Weirick, Marrilee Ann Gren, Pamela Marie Mead, Susan C. Wilder, Becky L.
Bachelor of Business Administration
Alger, Patrick V. Clark, Kenneth Wayne Haines, Margaret Ann Allbaugh II, James William Crawford, Donna i1arie Hammond, Barbara Ann Anderson, Michael Lawrence Crawford, L. C. Harris, James R. Archer, William A. Cronkite, Rick J. Harris, Ronnie D. Baird, Eugene Gary Crosswait, Scott J.ouis Harshfield, James B.
Band, Steven Allen Cusumano, Joseph Salvatore Harvey, Helyn Ann Bellon, Margo Lynette Daly, James Philip Hazen, Thomas Edward Bennett III, Vernon Dear, Paul Edward Heath III, Alex Bibbler, John Clark Demski, John David Heidt, Robert John Bisbee, Douglas R. Deroshia, David Hellenga, Steven John
Blalock, Kenneth M. Donahue, Sandra R. Herman, Rudy A. Blessing, Michael Kevin Elenbaas, Dennis James Hice, Joanne L. Bonner, Michael James Eye, Bion E. Hoffman, Robert C. Borchers, Victoria Lynn Fatoye, Moses Ayodele Holbel, Donald Joseph Boudreau, Gregory Lorne Fent, Michele Lynn Hunt, James A.
Boza, James Michael Ferros, Scott Victor Jager, Robert A. Brandon, Patrick John Field, Patricia Jo James, Barbara Lee Buchanan, George Scott Fisher, James Lee Jay, Thomas Critton Butler, Mark Charles Frost, Paul Stanley Johnson, Dale Alexander Jr. Byrd, Pamela Jean Garbarino, James A. Jr. Jury, Gregory
Byrd, Wilfred Jerome Goodrich, Steven John Karchunas, Joe Anthony III Carroll, Paul Arthur Grace, Craig Joseph Katyoka, Patrick Geoffrey Carron, Corrie Marie Grifo, Ford Anthony Kellogg, Norman P. Jr. Charnley, Douglas Glenn Guite, Jeanne E. Kibiloski, Floyd Terrance Chube, Robin Carol Haelterman, Robert Michael Klapp, Jeffery M. Kofflin, Daniel Charles O'Donnell, Barbara Lee Smellie, John F. Kopicko, Gary John Paddison, Bradford James Smikle, Alan K. Kroemer, Jerry Thomas Palmer, John Higbie Jr. Smith, Dana E. Lamb, Michael Francis Paper, James Smith Denise K. Lance, Michael Lester Parish, Robert C. Smith, Mark R.
Lannen, Gary D. Park, Kathryn Lynn Smith, Norita Lanning, Randal Ross Parks, Terrence P. Smith, Taylor P. Leach, Steven J. Parrish, Raymond C. St. Clair, Norma E. LeTarte, June C. Pickel, Murray Stevens, Grant W. Lewis, Gordon Scott Pierson, Janine Deane Stone, James S.
Liebherr, Joseph E. Post, Kathleen A. Storch, Richard S. Lintol, James Craig Powell, Randy S. Surch, David Martin Loshbaugh, Yvonne N. Ray, Mark Edward Taylor, Nancy Jo Mackey, Susan M. Rector, Patricia Diane Thompson, William A. Male, John J. Jr. Reed, Terry Preston Titus, Morece
Markowski, Clement E. Restum, Ronald James Truszkowski, David McCormick, Bruce Esmond Rice, Timothy R. Van Houzen, David Edward McDonald, John Tabor Jr. Rich, Michael D. Vandonkelaar, Randy Lee McGinnis, Daniel J. Roberts, Kimball Raymond Vanschoick, Jo A. McGraw, William Rohn, Joanne Elisa Vaughan, Keith Charles
McQuillan, Kevin J. Rose, Wallace Odis Lee Vedro, Cheryl Ann McRae, Roderick Neil Salchow, Marjorie Ann Ventimiglia, Jack Meulenberg, Timothy Gilbert Jr. Schubring, Michele Pressley Verbiest, Thomas J. Jr. Miller, Barbara Ann Schuhman, Allen Christopher Vroegop, Franklin Moons, Diane M. Schumaker, Susan L. Weaver, Randel Jay
Moore, Carolyn Nancy Scott, Kevin Bernard Weber, Jeffrey Jon Mordenski, John Scott, Thomas J. Weichhand, David J. Morin, Marc Arthur Scovic, Peter Conlan Weitekamp, Patrick Henry Morningstar, Mark E. Seghi, Teresa Ann Wells, Daniel G. Mumford, Jon Kevin Segreti, John Anthony Wessel, Maryann Elizabeth
Naffziger, Jack Christopher Seward, Nancy Marie Whitaker, Gail Pauline Nederhoed, Dennis L. Shetler, Kent L. Whitbeck, Calvin L. Jr. Nicholson, Susan M. Short, Daniel Allen Witek, William Henry Nielsen, David R. Shovely, Dianne M. Wood, Jeffrey Douglas Nordquist, David Eric Singer, Thomas Benton Woolpert, Nancy Ruth O'Brien, Charles Joseph Skrovan, Janet A. Wooster, Richard H.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bailey, Kim F. Brzezinski, Cheryl Ann Milito, Marykay Baker, Charles Carey Dahmer, Therese Ann Monk, Deirdre Maureen Boven, D. Scott Shumaker, Vicki Lynn
Bachelor of Music
Barrett, Anne Marie Keur, Michael Harvey Mulder, David George DeQuis, Mona Christine Nichols, William Wilson
Bachelor of Science
Adams, Jacqueline Ann Baird, Thomas Allen Boerner, Beth Ann Aizpurua, Jose Ignacio Barber, William B. Boozer, Shelley Alten Al-Hammadi, Saleh Abdullatif Barr, Robert Earl Borough, Mary Albertson, Carol Ann Bartoszewicz, Lisa Anne Bourassa, Patricia Louise Alexander, Arneada Smith Bartz, Marsha Ann Bowers, Janet Louise
Allan, Neven Jayne Beardslee, Louise Jane Bowser, Larry Lee Almasian, David Becker, Corina Bradley, Lois Alvord, Pamela F. Ben-Zahra, Mohamed Brady, James Russell Anderson, Ray Virgil Berlin, Paula L. Brennan, Mary Kathleen Apotheker, Janet E. Bidigare, Maryanne J. Brinks, Rodney J.
Arat, Mustafa Mehmet Bieszka, Joanne Mary Bristol, Mark A. Ayeni, Tajudeen Adeniyi Salau Bills, Lori Lee Brondyke, Trynette Steenwyk Baguley, Karen M. Bitely, Nathan Arthur Brown, Stephen Gary Bailer, Janette A. Blakely, Ophelia Pearl Buchaus, Sheryl L. Bailey, Pamela Sue Boase, Rebecca Ann Buikema, Charles Allen Jr. Bulthuis, Patricia Ann Goodman, Janice Robin Kramer, Daniel John Burke, Cheryl Lyn Goodman, Ruth Mary Krickow, Richard A. Butcher II, Edward Steve Gordon, Dennis Charles Krynak, Kim Kathryn Byrum, David K. Goslin, Terri L. Krzeminski, Kathryn Jo Canfield, Keith R. Gould, Karen J. Kuhner, Gerhard
Carlson, John Arthur Graham, James John Lacross, Jonathan M. Carpenter, Sally Joan Graus, Steven C. Lambrix, James Donald Chaney, Cherie Sharon Gray, Debra J. Lange, Marc Fredrick Chapp, James Jr. Hagen, Charles Edward Lapham, Evelyn Grace Chernosky, Luanne Hale, Jeffrey Brian Larson, Linda Grace
Chlopan, Beverly Ann Hargus, Jeffrey E. Lavender, Suzanne C. Christensen, Patricia L. Harris, Thelma Lejene Lockett, Elizabeth Betina Clark, Deborah Kay Harwell, Pamela G. Louisell, Christopher Hans Cline, Martin Xavier Hassania, Medi Lowe, Cheryl Ann Clemon, Stephen Craig Heilig, Deborah Louise Luca, Steven J.
Convery, Colleen Elizabeth Heineman, Louise Frances Luff, Deboral Jean Cookey, Ibikari Nathaniel Heinz, Michael Thomas Lundin, Glen Herbert Copenhaver, Rick L. Heistand, Arland C. Jr. Lux, Debra Marie Coram, Martha Ann Hemlock, Curtis Kelly Mallory, Frances Cotner, Bradley James Henderson, Ricky A. Marcus, Ruth Gertrude
Cotzias, Christopher T. J. Herring, Cynthia A. Marson, Louis A. Crites, Cynthia Leah Hesprich, Kim Marie Martinez, Manuel Creel, Shirley Ann Humphreys Hickok, Malcolm C. Martz, Debra Sue Daisher, Ted Elasworth Higgins, Anita Louise Marvin, Mark William Dalm, Harry Patrick Hightower, Lamart Mason, Sally Jo
Davey, Douglas J. Hoffman, Brian H. Mayer, Terese Margaret Davies, Stella Marie Hogan, Mary Anne Mc Millen, Bruce I. Davis, Donna Gail Hogmire, Constance L. McAllister, Richard Lee Deal, Janet Jean Howard, Nancy Jane McCormack, William Folston Dean, Mary Kathryn Hunter, Carrol J. McDade, Danny Michael
Dear, Paul Edward Hyde, Lawrence Dow McKeown, Andrew Deback, David Wilson Hynek, Patricia B. McKinnon, Rae L. Dellacosta, Frank J. Hyslop, Patricia Ann McLean, Mary K. Demink, Jane Elizabeth Jacobson, Kathleen Diane McNeil, Laden Goodman Dirkse, Lorie Lyn Jacobus, Sherry Lynn Meagher, Barbara Lynn
Doorn, James A. Jaglan, Samarjit Singh Meinhart, Paul David Doornbos, Dennis G. Jakuszewski, Nancy Lynn Mendel, Ruth Marilynn Drucker, Norma L. Jessick, Patricia Kay Metzelaar, Marilyn Hoffman Dudley, Michael Thomas Johnson, Kathleen Carol Meyers, Kimberly Sue Easton, Ronald Glenn Joyner, John Thomas Michayluk, Michael George
Eckhous, David Kadrovach, Lynnda G. Miller, Cynthia A. English, Donna Jean Kalmbach, Michael Don Miller, David Espinosa, Carlos Alberto Karpinski, David H. Mills, Henry Evans, Michael Kastner, Craig William Moger, Beverly Jean Ezzo, Lawrence Jon Kelley, Juanita Ruth Molhoek, Carolyn Jane
Feigelson, Geri Kellogg, Timothy Douglas Mollitor, Linda Coburn Ferguson, Jennifer Githawn Kelso, Barbara Louise Moore, Randal L. Franzoi, Marcia Ann Kent, Kathleen Mary Moskal, Janice Marie Freeborn, Deborah Ann Kern, Andrea Lee Mueller, Pamela Ann French, Kathleen Jo King, Michael W. Murphy, John Vincent
Fryer, Laura Marsden Kinney, Deborah Murphy, Mark S. Funk, Stacey Ellen Kirk, Edna Joyce Naidenovich, William Gaare, David Alan Kitson, Leigh A. Nickoley, David William Gardipe, Wallace W. Kline�teker, Bryan C. Noble, Allison Kay Gardner, Karen S. Knox, Mary Joanne Null, Eulah E.
Garvey, Chris Anne Knysz, Richard Odell, Garry Lee Gentile, Jayme Elsa Koch, Gary Leslie Oelke, John Fredrick Gibson, Larry D. Korolewicz, Kenneth Allen Oldford, Joseph R. Gimble, Daniel Edmund Kotkovetz, David A. Ott, John P. Good, Stephen Gerald Kramer, Claudia Anne Owen, Mary Louise Owens, Bonnie Dee Roth, Carol Lynn Veldkamp, Nancy Kay Palmer-Rosko, Sherry L. Rubin, Madeline Vladic, Coleen Barnhart Patterson, Shelley M. Ruppman, Jane Currie Vollmer, John Anthony Paulson, Ruth Ellen Ryan, Thomas Gregory Walton, Christopher Keith Pavek, Timothy Joseph Sampson, Sharon Kay Warren, Susan Mary
Pavlack, Jan M. Sarge, William T, Wasylenko, Richard John Peabody, Robert Charles Sarno, John A. Watson, John E. Pearson, Dana Marie Schmidt, Albert Douglas Watson, Robert L. Pedler, David James Schultz, Linda Ann Weaver, Royal John Peterson, Tamara Ann Smith, Sheila Francis Wegener, Dale Ellen
Phelps, Jerry Richard Soper, Stuart Richard Weichlein, Frank Evans Pope, Steven Robert Staeb, Rod Kendall Weinbrecht, Joyce Fi��er Pridgeon, Linda Marie Steffes, Richard Michael Weiss, Brian Allan Proano, Marcelo Espinosa Stiger, Thomas R. Weiss, Thomas Edward Purvis, Cherie Marie Stirk, Melody Welch, Michael Brian
Rairigh, Daniel Lyle Stoll, Carl W. Westley, James R. Rappette, Judith Ann Sturrus, Agnes Sandra White, Emily Felice Ray, Caulton III Svensson, Debra Lynn Wicht, Kathryn Ann Ray, Patricia Anne Teal Swift, Cynthia Jean Widerberg, Ronald W. Reid, James G. Taber, Lawrence Arthur Wilcox, Mary Candice
Reid, Mary Marjorie Taylor, Robert H. Williams, Kathleen M. Reish, Cheryl Sue Tays, Virginia Amy Wilson, Richard G. Jr. Rengs, Alford Teachout, Jack Alan Winkle, Jeffrey A. Rennhack, Linda Jane Teel, Barbara Ann Womac, James D. Restum, John Michael Thornbury, Jane Ellen Woody, Steve C.
Rex, Nancy Lee Tillson, Thomas Paget Wortley, Linda Marie Richard, Gary L. Timm, Patricia Forster Wright, Joel Ross Richardson, Robert James Todd, Cheryl Lynne Wyble, Xelie J. Jr. Rivard, Jackie Lynne Todd, Gregory Vincent Yeakle, Gail Ann Rivera, Madeline Kay Todd, Timothy Arthur Young, Walter B.
Roeser, Richard R. Tripp, Carol Ann Zelasko, Maryann Carol Romanauski, Michaline Jean Tyner, Jeffrey David Zichterman, Jan Diane Roos , Gail M. Ulmer, Douglas Warren Zigler, Robert V. Rossman, Beth I. Vaneman, Nancy Sue Zook, Betty P. Vanepps, James 0.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Systems)
Faroughi, Nikrouz McDevitt, James Joseph Peirson, Paul Lawrence Lochner, Terry Allen Tabibian, Cyrus
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Environmental)
Post, Russell Harlan Jr.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)
Markillie, Michael Alan Ross, Karen S.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)
Beckwith, Randy Lynn Hesser, John Harold Wagar, Thomas J. Megbowon, Olu
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (IndustDial)
Adhami, Vahid Gillisse, Douglas Neal Labesa, Theophilus Yakub B. Bigley, Norman Conlan Mecca, Mark A.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)
Burnett, Robert P. Dickinson, Douglas iee Kerby, Keith Allen Conklin, David E. Dow, Lawrence C. Merrill, Gerald Lee Conlon, Michael James Eble, Robert H. Wyble, Xelle J. Jr. DEGREES GRANTED AUGUST 18, 1978
Doctor of Philosophy
Bell, Marilyn Joyce Krumhus, Kathleen M. Przybylski, Jerome John Howard, Jane Stewart Selden, Paul H.
Doctor of Education
Bear, James William Keenan, Timothy Patrick Rinehart, Timm Richard Cook, Dale Lee Khan, Mazhar Ahmad Scalese, Vincent J. Jr. Gallagher, Margaret Lather, Frances Snavely Spencer, Donald Edward Jeremy, Frank H. Perry, David Laurence Van Adestine, Georgia J. Quinn, D. William
Specialist in Arts
Busick, Christopher Jay Tomaszewski, Kathryn R. Walker, Richard C.
Specialist in Education
Galland, D. Bruce McNutt, James Roger Rank, Robert Bruce Kiley, Duane Eugene Nimityongskul, Chantra Ms. Salter, Jan Howard Maddox, Cassandra Weurding, Jerome Louis
Master of Arts
Adams, Jillonne Lee Bijani, Mohammad Hossein Butts, Steven E. Aguirre, Gilberto A. E. Bikfalvy, Ilona Maria Caldwell, Cynthia Ann Agunloye, Tayo Ayodele Bis, John Martin Calvert, Hamilton E. Jr. Aiman, Eliece Burdette Blackshire, Janice Mae Carpenter, Patricia M. Walters Al-Tarrah, Ali Ahmad Blanding, Shirley Ann Carter, Denise Adele
Albright, Mary Kathryn Blessing, Dorothy J. Case, Marilyn Ann Alfson, David Russell Bliss, Vicki Lee Cattaneo, Angela Mary Allgaier, Michael Lewis Bloom, Melanie Beth Caywood, Kathleen Rosemary Al-Mandwee, Kahtan Blowers, Michael John Cerano, Kathleen Ann Amato, Frank Joseph Bodenmiller, Dennis Michael Chapman, Ronald Charles
Ames, Richard Milton Bolton, George Edward Charters, Julie A. Amos, Carolyn Jean Bomgaars, Sharon R. Clapp, Judith Diane Fluegge Anderegg, Mary Ann Borek, David A. Clark-Mccaffrey, Victoria Lee Anderson, Dwight A. Borlas, Brian Stanley Cleveland, Daniel Robert Andresen, Thomas Ray Bormann, Douglas G. Clifton, Kathleen Marie
Apking, Theodore David Bowman, Caroline Jean Coates, Roger Spencer Armetta, Gina Terese Bresnahan, Mary Eileen Cockburn, Janice Ann Ash, Leonard Charles Brewer, Mark Jerome Coder, Thomas Charles Assadi, Reza Britanyak, Janice Calip, Jacqueline A. Atwood, Christopher Paul Brookshire, Betty J. Colton, Mary Ellen Stilwill
Avani, Nathan Thomas Brown, Granville L. Comstock, Vicki J. Ayesu, Sampson Brown, John Frank Congdon, Susan Elaine Badaluco, Deborah Ann Brown, Nancy Lou Conklin, James Gordon Bady, Harold Lamont Brown, Trenia B. Cook, Howard Wendell Baker, Ruth Ann Wykstra Bruins, John C. Cook, Scott Gene
Balyo, John Michael Bublick, Lozetta Loveland Cooper, John Philip Barrett, Rowena Lee Bucher, Lisa K. Corbett, John Samuel Jr. Batterson, Michael Scott Buckman, Gwenda Faulkner Corbett, Larry Jay Bauer, Sadie Marie Mohan Bufkin, Rayvon Coulter, Donna L. Becker, Susan Haveman Burger, Douglas Michael Courter, James Robert
Behbehani, Kiumars Burkey, Peter Hazard Couturier, Julie Anne Bengelink, Roxanne Loreen Burt, David Richards Coy, Joanne Marie Berg, Sandra Kay Bush, Linda Marie Crawford, Vicki A. Bernard, Lee Ann Razoog Busick, Christopher Jay Crisman, Edward Stuart Betts, Shirley Jean Butterfield, Bethany Jean Crooks, Barbara Jean Crookston, T. R. Gardner, Delores V. Jacobs, Pamela S. Cross, Jeannette M. Gberkon, James Iyorkohol Jacobson, Jean Neaman Crowley, Margaret Ann Gerow, Helen Elizabeth Jazzar, Michael Currey, Donald Timothy Giguere, Rose Catherine Jeltema, Thomas Edward Dahlman, Susan Elaine Glendening, Martha Lynne Johansen, Allen H.
Dane, Philomena M. Glover, Ruby Jewel Johnson, Christy Lou Davis, Laurie McKinven Gorenflo, Sheila Lynn Johnson, Gary Allen De La Garza, Cano Raul Rene Gorman, Eva Delories Thompson Johnson, Janet L. Deems, Darlene Joy Graham, James Michael Johnson, Mary Holland Dekker, Jay Allison Grant, John Leland Johnson, Mary Lou
Delahanty, Catherine M. Green, William Leonard Johnson, Patricia Ann Deliefde, Douglas Charles Greenwald, David Max Johnston, Jane Lucille Delong, Nellie Maria Grigg, Marilyn Margaret Jones-Gardner, Valerie J. Denbesten, Garry Grove, Victoria Lee Jorgensen, Deborah Ann Derks, Hilda Ann Gustafson, Raymond John Jurimi, Muhamad
Derosia, Dennis Robert Gutshall, Karen Ann Kalinowski, Joseph Michael Devault, Thomas D. Haas, Mildred A. Preston Kamerman, Carol Ann Simmons DeVries, Cora Johanna Hackbarth, Doreen A. Kapenga, John A. Dillard, Leela Carolyn Hale, Doris Lee Keck, Dennis G. Dircken, Charles Hall, Diane M. Keech, Marilyn Petrie
Dixon, Gaynell R. Halvorsen, Martin Kidston, Ann H. Dlamini, Thembayena Annastasia Hansen, Joan Ethel Kigar, Lorraine Shirley Dobrowolski, William Chester Hansson, Carl Eric Kilborn-Royle, Kathryn Doig, Paula z. Hart, Marian Mae Kiley, Duane Eugene Dooley, Carol Ellen Hartz, William Douglas Kimberlin, Sondra J.
Duff, Janis A. Haughey, Sue Ellen Davis Klomparens, Mary E. Duncan, M. Diane Haver, Suzanne Carol Knapp, Jill Dupont, Lynn Marie Hays, Kathleen Brown Kole, Barbara L. Dye, Sharon Elaine Hazen, Darlene Joanne Koppenhofer, Brandt Beverly Dykman, Keith R. Heethuis, Robben L. Kowalski, Rickey C.
Eadie, Debra Lynn Hefferan, Gloria Jean Kraai, Travis Todd Egger, Joseph J. Hemphill, Charles William Krouse, Sandra Ann Eich, Lois Louise Henderson, Charles B. Kruger, Rudolph Herbert Ellis, Dorothy King Henry, Nancy Kay Kruisenga, Virginia Reed Elosta, Mukhtar Omar Hibbard, Kathleen Ann Gruber Kuhn, Sandra L.
Ely, Susan L. Hiler, Donald Charles Labadie, Ronald Lewis Englehart, Catherine Hillary, Theodore Walton Lager, Larry W. Eppens, Alfred John Hillegonds, Ronald John Lambert, M. M. Eppinga, Patricia Amanda Hinkley, Jack M. Jr. Lawson, Leiann Ervine, Rosemary Hoffman, Bavin Rosemarie C. Leppke, Edith Y.
Eschelbach, Kay Marie Hofmeyer, Norman G. Leske, Donald Neil Everitt, Marcia Margaret Holland, Eleanor Marie Lewicke, Stephen Joseph Faburada, Abraham Lim Hollinger, Elizabeth Ruth Lindahl, Kenneth Fahrenholz, Richard Henry Holody, Sheila Clare Lohman, Marlene Anne Falk, Suzanna N. Holsinger, Shirley Diane Lonergan, Cynthia Renee
Fleckenstein, Virginia A. Holst, Marcia Kay Huttenga Lorenz, Grant G. Flynn, Michael Dennis Hooley, Rebecca Anne Luchies, Marilyn Ann Forbes, Robert R. Horn, Earl Jr. Luegge, Helen Mary Foreman, Narda Suzanne Horn, Thelma Sternberg Mack, Janet Richmond Fortney, Terence Andrew Hostaller, Jayne Ellen Madejczyk, Daniel Joseph
Foster, Maxine Sparks Howard, Patricia Louise Malo, Peter Eloi Foster-Lewis, Karen M. Huber, Sandra Kay Maloney, Michael Patrick Fox, Katherine M. Hughes, John A. Mancheno, Juan Foy, Brian Edward Huizer, John Douglas Marconi, Patricia Ann Fraylick, Terri Jean Hunkins, Earl William Marconi, Richard John
Freeman, Lorie B. Hurley, Debra C. Mariampillai, Emmanuel Fre:r, Diane Kay Ingram, Laurrie Marston, Peg Frost, Joyce Marian Inman, Margaret M. Martin, Francis Erwin Furrow, David F. Ireland, Sheila Marie Marvin, Rebecca Susan Wells Gado, Jonah Yunana Jackson, Diane Susan Mason, Joan Carol Matthews, Whitten Alberta Poel, Stanley A. Siwek, Michael Joseph Mayfield, Linda Sue Riggs Prout, Phyllis I. Smith, Burnsteen Roberson McDonald, Kenneth William Przybylski, Jerome John Smith, Michael Anthony McKee, Charlotte Suzanne Puckett, Robert Lee Jr. Sneider, Alan James McKenty, Emily Constance Ramnarine, Carol Anne Snow, Carol Lea
McLaughlin, Kerry Ellen Ratelle, Agathe Snyder, Anne McClure McNealy, Martha E. Raymer, Thomas H. Soda, Annie Lou Melchi, Bobette S. Reck, Robert S. Solow, Michael Paul Merrell, James Michael Reid, Elizabeth Joy Spade, Kay Cook Meyer, Jerry Allan Reider, Charles A. Speelman, Robert E.
Miazgowicz, F. Jean Reiff, Susan Clair Spratt, Thomas Henry Miller, Christina Melee Resnik, Richard Steketee, Richard W. Jr. Miller, Jeffrey L. Reyes, Susan Brainard Stelzer, Skaidrite Doks Miller, Linda Lou Reynen, Jill Morrone Stenger, Loy L. Miller, Louise Birch Reynolds, Barbara T. Arnson Stevens, Richard 0.
Miller, Paulette Rich, Candace Carol Stickney, Linda Lou Miller, Robert C. Ridgeway, Charles Edmund Jr. Strong, Margaret Anderson Milne, Sarah Demink Rieser, Karen Wagner Sundberg, Thomas Alfred Monk, Barbara Jean Riley, Sandra R. Supnick, Roberta Marie Morgan, Linda Lou Rincker, John A. Suszko, Mary Candice
Morris, Fred S. Ringelspaugh, Thomas Taggart, Jill Ann Moskwa, Patricia Carol Sivil Ritzer, Stephanie Jo Taylor, James Byron Motko, Christine Marie Robberson, Irene Kydon Taylor, Mary Roberta Mow, Alice Louise Roberts, Charles F. Jr. Temple, Lois Joy Muenzer, Jerome Robinson, Diann Kay Thomasma, Kenneth L.
Munera, Maria Eugenia Robinson, Melissa Pryor Tien, John W. Murphy, Terrence H. Rosenthaler, Rhonda Sue Toufik, Suliman Ibrahim Murray, Patricia Ruth Ross, Patricia Ann Smith Triemstra, Sally Jo Mwanza, M. Allast Roush, Jane C. Tyiska, Gipson Denise Lauran Myers, Margaret Ann Rowley, Thomas William Ullman, Norman George
Nappier, John L. Royer, Maureen L. Utrapiromsuk, Nop Nasuf, Fardous Sadek Rufus, Anna Bell Vachow, Danielle Marie Nelson, Naia Hope Ruiter, Sandra Ann Vahala, Mary Elizabeth Nevitt, Jorene Marie Ruiz, Eduardo Alberto Innes Vainavicz, Rae Marie G. Newcomer, Juleen Shaffer Ruiz, James Alan Van Dam, Mary H.
Noble, Gloria Jane Rupert, Steven M. Van Duinen, Gordon Henry Nofziger, James E. Russell, Robert James Van Leuwen, Scott Francis Noonon, Rick Edwin Sadowski, Linda Anne Van Portfleet, Greg E. Northerner, Sharyn Rose Saliers, Mary Kathryn Van Portfleet, Sheryll Anne Northouse, Laurel Lindhout Samuelson, Georgiana Sue Vander West, Edward Lawrence
Nurse, Esrold Anthony Sanchez, C. Sulima Mena Vardaman, David Lee Oberlin, Michael Bernard Sawyer, Siiri Mitchell Vaughan, Julie Suanne Odell, Gerry C. Scheer, Joan Glee Vavra, Donna Marie Oesterle, Linda A. Schultz, Carol Ann Veenhoven, Lois J. Oladunjoye, Ganiyu Titilayo Schupan, Jeanne Gettel Veldheer, Joel David
Olaenski, Thomas Edward Schurman, Robert Jay Videtich, Wayne R. Olson, John Mark Schwaller, Catherine Ann Visker, Thomas L. Ordiway, Cecil Dean Scipior, Joan M. Visser, Carol June Ort, Shirley A. Seaver, Daniel C. Vosburg, Allen Elijah Jr. Osman, Fetayem Nefati Seltz, Richard Arthur Waddell, Inez
Ostrander, Sherman Leroy Seymour, Sue Annette Wade, Timothy James Otto, John R. Shafer, Sheri Lee Wagar, Judith Elaine Parker, Susan Kay Shaw, Howard Lawrence Walter, Gerald J. Parkhurst, Kathleen Pahls Sherman, Beverly Ann Ward, Sandra L. Truesdell Parks, Ruth A. Sherman, Jeanne Arlene Watson, Linda Diane
Perkins, Lenore Marie Shugar, Debra Nessa Way, Paul E. Peterson, Sharon J. Sichterman, Carol A. Webb, Maurice D. Pike, Carol Lynn Sieber, Sandra Jean Weber, Kenneth Gordon Plaunt, Sally Ann Simons, Emily Rose Weed, Judith Ann Poat, Mary Carrington Sipka, Timothy A. Weimer, Kenneth Lewis Wells, Michael Eugene Williams, David Dwayne Wood, Patricia Ann Weltzer, Ernest M. Williams, Donna Mae Worthy, Carlis Harris Wendel, Coleen Sue Williams, Katherine Ann Wright, William Bruce Weston, Donald Edward Williams, Patricia M. Wysocki, Mary Felicia Weurding, Steven John Williamson, Marcia Ann Yassaman, Nancy Cameron
Wheeler, Bonnie Willis, Kevin Eliot Zender, George J. Jr. Whitlow, Emery C. Jr. Wilson, Dodie Zerfas, Evelyn Marie Wierenga, Elisa S. Wilson, Kathleen Ann Zierle, Eileen Marie Wierenga, Linda D. Wilson, Kenneth A. Zimmerman, Phillip John Wiese, Deborah Lynn Wilson, Teresa Pompey Zonyk, Susan K. Wonnacott, Margaret Lynn Hills
Master of Business Administration
Alman, Joyce C. Folkertsma, James Patrick Jr. Pifer, Erick G. Baker, Lois Jean Frazier, Rebecca Lee Rarick, Irvin R. Becker, Lanson Hanson, Bill C. Rashidi-Mamaghani Bakhshali Bock, Lawrence R. Hartman, Duane Walter Salzman, Stephen Robert Boczany, William John Kramer, Gary Leonard Schulte, Marybeth Twohig
Boone, Gerald A. Maisner, Jerry N. Sletten, Michael Wayne Buck, Gregory Scott Meyers, Allan J. Stover, Jane Ellen Chamberlain, John Thomas Murray, Leota Ann Meyer Van Antwerp, David A. Cowdery, Roy A. Nicholson, Michael William Veldkamp, Laurence Jay Depuydt, Gary George Pakabunto, Nouvarat Woonton, David Brian Ficsor, Sarolta Mohacsi Wykstra, Marcia Jean
Master of Fine Arts
Versluis, David M.
Master of Music
Claudon, Joy Elaine McMullin, Kevin Jon Vandertol, Obe Jarig Crans, Anne Theda Vanoodyen Sine, Ronald D. Williams, Barry Michael
Master of Occupational Therapy
Atwell, Joan Bachman Case, Jane D. Messervey, Nancy Elizabeth
Master of Public Administration
Boersema, William Allan Kandler, William Craig Richards, Gerald J. Corbett, Betty L. Ketner, Patrick Neil Russell, Deborah Deane Cuza, Patricia Ann Kielsmeier, Patricia M. Smith, Constance L. Williams Duff, Patrick M. Miller, Jan F. Smith, Julius Andrew Eri, Ahmed Ninma Edwin Nayeri, Kaveh Walker, Robert H.
Flessner, Melanie Vlaich Nelson, Willard J. Wieber, James Robert Frazier, Richard C. Peterson, Judith Artley Wilson, Steven Edward Hardiman, Clyde Preston III Witte, Lawrence N.
Master of Science
Adhami, Hamid Fletcher, Josie Marshall Qureshi, Mohammad Nadir H. Agharahimi, Alimohammad Ghahremani, Darioush T. Tahmasebi, Pirouz Akinbinu, Ajibayo Francis Jelveh, Latifeh Ulrich, Roger Glenn Aliabadi, Nasser Kempf, Kay Lynn Vidmar, Thomas Jay Alvarado, Roberto E. Lajiness, Michael S. Yassaman, Mohammad Hossein Nakayama, Hirosuke
Master of Science in Accountancy
Doyle, Dennis Ronald Glendening, John 0. Jr. Mccrumb, Jed Stuart Gareau, John Daniel Heck, Linda Elizabeth Ply, Michael P. Archer, Cheryl E. Elrod, Nikki Jean Meredith, Susan Marie Artman, Brenda S. Haaland, Ardis Murphy, Linda Kay Sullivan Bailey, Sherryl Lyn Holstine, Janet Kay Heckman Nieman, Patricia Jean Baker, Mary Lynne Huston, Susan Sanda Saint Laurent, Laurie Jean Balthaser, Kenneth James Johnson, Margaret Lucille Shimizu, Eileen Concannon
Barrett, Gayle F. King, Martha Anne Williams Sidhu, Narvinder K. Blom, Sharon Cady Kolady, Nancy Ellen Strasser, Dennis K. Clever, Shannon Jill Korpal, Nancy Lee Strickland, Kathi Ann Comins, Joy Elizabeth Anderton Light, Lin Struble, Carol Ann Cook, Cynthia Louise McNair, Jane Alice Teeter, Marsha
Denay, Michelle Louise Mendelsohn, Henry Neil Wilson, Berneice C. Dishnow, Pamela Marie Zarnoch, Charlene Lamay
Master of Science in Statistics
Sheh, Yi-Ren Peter Woodin, Karen Estelle
Master of Social Work
Colvin, Barbara Ann Hasenauer, Raymond S. Henry, Carmela W. Comins, H. Mark Ringdahl, Deborah L. Bachelor of Arts
Adkins, Michael Keith Hendrickson, Mary L. Peacock, Christy Dianne Blount, Sylvia Gould Hunt, Douglas Donn Pennings, Karin S. Boyle, Kathleen Ann Hunt, Terry Lynn Perez-Banuet, Gabriela Jean Braham, James Allan Johnston, Jill Maureen Peters, Mark Lowell Cashen, Kathleen Dawn Justian, Rosanne Phillips, Pamela Marlene
Cedar, Nance Kapp, Maria Victoria Pietras, Joseph John Cuozzo, Deborah J. Karchunas, Nancy A. Preston, Maxine Davidson, Judith C. Kreiner, Eileen M. Read, Robert Alan Decker, Shirley Barbara Kuhn, Katherine O'Connor Rothweiler, Susan Elaine Dell, Catherine M. Larson, Kristen Ann Schnoor, Scott
Dillard, Dennis Glenn Lasichak, Diane Lynn Scott, George T. Doane, Nancy Michelle Liberty, Debra Sue Seltenreich, John J. III Doelle, Michelle Lindahl, Mary Ann Shook, Timothy Francis Field, Christine A. Mahoney, J. Reginald Slanger, Lori Sue Fitch, Rebecca Ann Marietta, Margaret S. Sleeman, Ann Marie
Flanders, Bonnie J. Mason, Patricia Ann Smazenka, Pamela S. Geouque, Melanie Ann McKeever, Timothy James Stewart, Daniel Godoy, Edgar Antonio Miller, Nancy Jeanne Thompson, Thomas R. Greer, Kreg P. Mulvihill, Deborah L. Thurman, Eddie Leon Hageman, Jill Theresa Nowak, Scott David Vanelk, Kathy
Halstead, James Michael Nusbaum, Charles K. Vankersen, Sue Ann Hargreaves, Cynthia Lynn Orrison, John Chester Welbourne, Michael F. Hellers, Mary Elizabeth Owens, Cheryl Lyn Willcock, Emily B.
Bachelor of Business Administration
Anderson, William Robert Grambo, Peter C. Moore, Gary Robert Ayob, Omar Grix, John Andrew Morris, David Joseph Baker, Lucinda Kay Gudsen, Patricia Ellen Morse, Susan Carol Bly, Lawrence A. Guerra, Michael Patrick Nasby, Richard Leland Bokas, Cynthia A. Handley, Frederick Clifton Nazarian, Judy Ann
Boles, Dennis Ray Hanna, Mark Leonard Neveux, Michael John Boshart, Karl W. Hegyan, Michele Nicholas, Michael James Bowland, Mary Henderson, Jay A. Ogbonna, Chibuzo Okuke Branscomb, Thomas A. Holwerda, Nancy Sue Okwaraogoma, C. Kelly Uzor Brasfield, Curtis Donald Holzwarth, David Michael Omar, Zabedah Binti
Brewer, Michael J. Hubbard, Malcolm G. Parsons, Thomas James Brown, Theodore Charles Ingley, David Martin Pendy, George V. Bull, Jeffrey Stewart Kelly, Joseph Vincent Perrin, Steven Arthur Bundt, Allene L. Kotara, Kevin Charles Perry, Elizabeth Ann Burch, Robert John Lenk, Dennis Jay Provenzano, Mark Stephen
Cannady, Nancy Jo Lindenmayer, Edgar A. Raymer, Timothy Alan Carl, James R. Lollo, Joanne Rebman, Greg Roger Cavazos, Reynaldo Ludwig, Steven C. Remynse, Rickey Lee Clark, Bruce L. Mattson, Mary Katherine Rishell, Todd C. Collins, Philip James Mcclendon, Joy Renee Rose, Sandra L.
Dalponte, Mark Thomas McFarland, Scott James Saetermoe, Ronald A. Denbraber, James Robert McGuirt, Milford W. Scheffler, Herbe�t H. Donahue, William Edward II McKee, Daniel W. Schindler, Susan Hope Edwards, Debra Ann McWilliams, Joseph Schreiber, Kurt Fosky, Dale Lance Mentag, John Carroll Scott, Charles R. Jr.
Fritz, David Charles Mettler, Dianne Jean Seruga, Lorraine Marie Gaitley, Jane Louise Mignano, Mark Anthony Shonoiki, Adeoye Sola Garrison III, Marvin T. Miller, Charles W. Smalldon, Rickie Allan Glenn, Tracy Lynn Mlemchukwu, Ifeanyi Ike Smith, Kathy Sue Goulette, Gregg Eric Montgomery, Timothy Leroy Snyder, Julie A. Spear, Steven Clark Terry, Timothy L. Wales, Douglas Jay Steffey, Gregory Lynn Thomet, Kenneth L. West, Roger Kingsley Stein, Scott Gregory Tomasko, Timothy V. White, Joyce Lynn Steinborn, Paul G. Ujevich, Michael John Williams, Michael Richard Stevenson, Mark William Updegraff, Craig A. Young, Steven Lyle Stoddard, Cynthia L. Verduin, Kenneth Wayne Zeltzer, Elliot J. Taggart, Robin Pier Zlotow, John Kimball
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Bates, David Clark, Gregory S. Delvin, Lynn Arthur Davies, Karen E.
Bachelor of Music
Dewreede, Elizabeth A. Jaeger, Marie Louise Stuifbergen, Debra Lee Graham, David C. Moore, Janet Hudson Thompson, Mark Allison
Bachelor of Science
Adams, Marlena Lizette Clark, Mary Lou Guile, Laurie M. Adebayo, Oluyomi Femi Clay, Keith Clifford I Gwillim, Harold E. III Ajayi, Musari Oyewale Clysdale, Pamela S. Hageman, Donald R. Akinwale, Carolyn Harden Cole, Timothy H. Hansen, Sheri Ellen Al-Thani Hamad, Jassim Mohamma Cone, Robert M. Jr. Hanson, Linda C.
Alt, David Alan Copps, Donald C. Hansor, Jay Delos Ament, Michael Ross Cullen, Barbara Harvey, Linda Lee Anuligo, Felicia Abunma Cushman, Oris Mildred S. Haselswerdt, Denise R. Avery, Laura Jo Daeschlein, Michael Frederick Hasselback, Richard Scott Avery, Marjorie Lee Denney, Crystal L. Hatch, Steven William
Bahen, Maureen Therese Deo, Jane Ellen Hauck, Phyllis Baker, Rahdall Wesley Deska, Marilyn Helen Haymaker, Toma Gail Baldwin, Cheryl Marie DeVries, Renee F. Henry, Reginald Lee Balys, Saul J. DeYoung, Elizabeth A. Hermes, Peter Joseph Barker, Sandra Jean Dickerson, Van Royce Hiestand, Carolyn K.
Bell, Donald R. Digiovanni, Jack Mariano Hill, Colleen Marie Bienz, Edna Maria Depietro, Thomas Gerard Hoeksema, Janice Faith Blake, Kristopher Jack Doherty, Frederick D. Jr. Hoffman, William F. Balkeman, Patricia Ann Dompierre, Joseph Robert Hollemans, Debra A. Blessing, Patricia A. Dordelly, Alexis E. Hopkins, Willie Lee
Block, Randy James Douglass, Daniel Joseph Horvath, Thomas J. Boerigter, Daryl Lee Dowling, Patricia Sullivan Hostetler, David M. Boonstra, Janice Ann Dunham, Deborah Jeanne Howell, Robert Thomas Bordon, Luann Eckersley, Edwin B. Hoy, Barbara Alice Boyd, Robert Michael Esslair, Sheryl Lee Hru, Lisa Marie
Brandt, Carroll Arthur Fallon, Maureen Louise Hughes, Toni Denise Breen, Robert C. Fardell, Mary Alice Hunter, Lorraine Marie Briggs, Kay L. Farquhar, Linda Ann Hymes, Charlene Ena Broadman, Alfred Harmon Ferris, James Scott Jackson, Angela Onita Diggs Brown, Pamela Anita Fletke, Thomas Allen Jackson, Kenneth Tyrone
Brown, Ressie Belcher Foo, Karen L. Janas, Paula Nancy Bruce, Cynthia Ann Ford, Bruce L. Janei, Marybeth Buckleitner, Christian Leif Fortin, Joseph Dale Jennings, Carla Rene Buhari, Ahmed Balarabe Franckowiak, Ann Marie Johnson, Jill Marie Bunker, Glenda J. Gallagher, Shawn M. Kaniuga, Steven Arthur
Burdo, Ann Marie Gatlin, Michael Joseph Keasey, Holly Kay Burke, Gary Dean Gentry, Marydean Kelly, Diane L. Burkowski, Robert S. Gienapp, Ann Elizabeth Kern, Patricia Mary Burt, Bradley G. Gill, Terry L. Kessel, Theresa Celeste Cady, Pamela Lynn Goins, Daniel Dean Key, Gregory Wayne King, Sandra Lee Sattler Cantlon, James K. Goolian, Ann M. Kingery, Steven Mark Carter, Kathleen Ann Green, Julie Ann Klink, Minnie Marilyn Cherry, David Ray Greenberg, Stuart J. Klomparens, Katherine Lynn Choate, Robert T. Grozenski, Kathleen A. Kniivila, Kim Elaine Clark, Marilyn Sue Gryder, Philip Gaither Kohley, Alan F. Koning, Margaret Nash, Norman Willard Shorter, Marvin Koning, Paul Harold Newton, Joel William Simone, Michael Robert Kowalski, Edward Michael Nezwek, Jerome Edward Sinclair, Lance Steven Kramar, Keith Alan Noonan, John Francis Sincler, Larry J. Kroupensky, Nancy Nowacki, Cheryl Ann Sirvaitis, Susan Marie
Lakey, David L. Ojo, Christopher E. Sleeman, Cheryl A. Larson, Patricia A. O'Rourke, Timothy C. Smith, Susanne M. Laws, Count Lalano Ostermeyer, Ken Marvin Stanton, Diane Lynn Lee, Paula Sue Packham, Beverly J. Stark, Joan Marie Lenard, Catherine M. Palmatier, Rex Vaughn Stezowski, Elizabeth Kay
Lewis, Janet Mary Parker, Carol Elizabeth Stoner, Mark Lilly, Marlyn Ann Peay, Susan M. Stoppert, Toni Marie Linenger, Teri Mae Pelt, Alvin De-Aundra Storm, Zenneth Marlene Linzell, Lori Anne Pontius, Barbara Ann Switzer, Judy V. Liu, Steven T. Rahn, Susan E. Szekely, Mark Steven
Lonsway, Patricia Ann Restis, Robert Gene Tam, Edwin M. Lundy, Daphne L. Rhoades, Sandra J. Taylor, Lee B. II Lutz, Steven D. Richmond, James Michael Thompson, Clark Randall Lyon, Paul Douglas Rising, Lynda Kay Thompson, Joanne Mann, Janice Leslie Roberts, Colleen H. Troyanek, Heather
Mann, Richard Philip Robinson, John W. Ureche, Alan D. Manni, Marilyn R. Roland, David William Van Hoven, Chris Mapes, Garry L. Root, Glen T. Vanravrnswaay, Ila Sue Martilotti, Marcia Lee Ross, Larry David Veldkamp, Roger Dale Masters, Michael Frederick Roth, Linda Annette Walker, Bertha Lee
Mathews, Michael Paul Roundhouse, Virginia Walker, Carolyn Kimberly McCarthy, John Christopher Russell, Raymond John Walter, Douglas Alan Mcconaghy, Debra L. Rustin, Samuel Christopher Jr. Wansten, Cheryl Ann Mccraven, Nancy Velvie Ryba, Betsy L. Wehde, Barbara Anne Mcinnis, Jack Eric Rynearson, Rick West, Vivian Hope
McTere, James Earl Sanglier, Regina Renee White, Glenn Allen Mesko, Mary Sena Sawyer, Mary Margaret Wick, Cynthia C. Miller, Anthony Rene Schaffhauser, Maureen C. Wigfall, Debra Miller, Dennis Arnolt Schantz, Mary L. Wiggins, Helen L. Millward, James Arthur Schladt, Frances Willie, Sandra Kay
Milo, Janet Lynn Schwentor, Douglas Winkler, Clarice A. Mitchell, Denise Dingee Shaffer, Bruce Douglas Wojnicki, Gail Jean Modders, Cindy J. Shaikh, Samir Abid M. S. Wyse, Neal Carver Murphy, Kathleen Ann Sherry, Richard Zailyk, Kimberly Victoria Mushro, Gary Shipley, Jonathan Jay Zeitter, Shirley Kathryn Shoemaker, Patti Ann
Bachelor of Science in Medicine
Alderdice, Charles Ray Doublestein, Gary Lynn Powell, Thomas D. Bellafiore, Jack Michael Grove, Barbara A. Rotman, Ernest Kenneth Cianci, Michael Joseph Hadley, Marilyn Schubring, Leonard w. Combs, James Christopher Hanson, Alan A. Spitters, Daniel F. Crosby, Richard A. Hewitt, Thomas K. Thomas, William Albert Dalm, Stephen Christian Hogle, Christine L. Wilkins, Richard Harry Newington, Edwin Keith
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Science)
Buck, Douglas E. Martin, Joseph K.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)
Hartman, David Lee Marling, Bruce Paul
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)
Gendrikovs, Dzintars Rudolfs Nguyen, Due Kim Sinen, Rodger L. Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)
Lantzy, Brian Joseph Poonj-Sharma, Sudheer Tietema, Kenneth R.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)
Amidi, Saeed Morse, Dan Robert Rosenthaler, Brian Philip Horntvedt, Earl William Rosema, Gary Lee Saiyed, Fariduddin McLain, Kevin Brian Simone, Michael Robert DEGREES GRANTED DECEMBER 16, 1978
Doctor of Philosophy
Emley, Grace Seiler Franklin, Rose Marie T. Gupta, Pawan Kumar Fish, Virginia Kemp Henderson, Joel Howard
Doctor of Education
Athappilly, Kuriakose K. Krol, Ronald Allan Schrock, Roger Stephen Dambach, Barbara Mills, Barbara Rae Taylor, Maureen Phyllis Gagie, Clary Sandra Sue Morovey, Brian J. Taylor, Nancy Hoffius Petroelje, Wayne Sherwood
Specialist in Arts
Dommer, Janet Marie
Specialist in Education
Dezek, John Milford, Cheryl Ann Steinert, Patricia Lou Dorow, Jerilynn Miller, Joseph Steven Weick, Laura Ann Huth, Edward T. Monreau-Morton, Janis Zissu, Alexander Filip Nelles, Diane E.
Master of Arts
Abbott, Amy R. Coutant, William Arthur Hale, Saundra Kay Ahmed, Syed M. Cramer, Patricia Luikens Hanchett, Jo Ellen Ali, Mohamad Crawford, Beverle L. Harrison, Robin Kay Al-Kousy, Moufreh Saleh Crowell, Phyllis G. Harwood, Diane L. Allgaier, Irene Valda Zumburs Custer, Gael Marie Heasley, Charles William
Allgaier, Susan Louise Dambach, Barbara A. Heiden, Bonnie Vee Anderson, David Glenn Dashiell, James L. Helmreich, Miriam P. Askin, Hazel Lorraine Davis, Margaret H. David Hinckley, Stephen Maurice Asocal, Hasibe Plnar Davis, Murray III Hoff, Harold E. Jr. Bailey, Linda K. Hutchinson De Duden, David E. Hofmeister, Timothy H.
Bahraini, Zadeb-Kokab DeBruin, Gayle Carol Holdsworth, John Keith Baird, Michael Alan DeKiep, Marilyn R. Hosner, Reginald T. Bates, Ronald Franklin DeMay, Ann Elizabeth Hubbard, Gene Carlton Belknap, Linda Jane Steffes Demerest, David E. Huntington, Barry Lynn Bennett, Marcia Lee Demmink, Robert Lee Johnson, John Willard
Berg, Laurie Beth Derby, Mark Steven Johnson, Karen Beran, De Wayne Diver, Wayne Ronald Johnson, Maythia Dietzen Block, William Herbert Doljanac, Robert F. Johnson, Randall Lee Boivin, Michael Joseph Draft, Barbara J. Johnson, Raymond Anthony Boothroyd, Helene Draper, Mervin James Johnson, Susan M.
Bourgeois, Steven Charles Edwards, Morris David Jones, Donald E. Bradley, Cynthia Jean Ellis, David James Jones, Linda Ann Bradley, Jacqueline K. Emrich, Rebecca May Jones, Patricia Hewitt Brands, Jo Anne Fanella, Linda Susan Kagan, Rhoda Brot, Gail Farrell, David James Kao, Jane
Brown, Sally Anne Fessler, Donna K. Kapatanakes, Mantea Burhans, Catherine Jasiak Flynn, Lynette Best Kayser, Georgianne Buss, Lucille Mary Franklin, Bruce Wm. Keesler, Pamela Gibson Byers, Rosalind Eunice Franz, Patricia R. Khafaji, Saleh Ali Campbell, Carolyn Jeanne Fritz, Shelley Darlene Kline, Linda Kay
Carlston, Suzanne Kay Gase, Alison J. Klocko, Charles Erwin Champion, Keith Owen Gilden, Jerry R. Klug, John Edmond Chavoya, Gary Michael Gillespie, Kathleen Milet Koach, Robert Barry Chrestensen, Roberta Maas Gonzales-Switek, Eva Kollen, Ronald James Cohn, Michael A. Hafer, William Little Koontz, Norma Maxwell Kosztowny, Robert Henry Nitz, Jean Kolke Sorensen, Jerrel H. Kovach, Francis Stephen Norris, Judith Elaine Spoors, Zelda Jane Kruisenga, Robert Paul Noto, Joseph J. Stacy, Donna Mae Kudlicki, Sally R. Nozartash, Haleh Statz, Leslie Karen Kuipers, Michele Joy O'Brien, Mary Barbara Steinhauser, Ruth A. Doezema
Kulcsar, Larry John Olman, R. Bruce Stephens, Annie Kate Lambert, Donna Reed Onuku, Mustafa A. Stevens, Lynn Marie Landeck, Donald George Orozco, Rudolfo Mr. Stevens, Patricia Kaye Langley, Lois Ann Palmer, Kathryn L. Stotter, Richard Phillip Lau, David Louis Jr. Pell, Richard Allen Sudduth, Dorothea A.
Lawson, Victor Terry Perschbacher, Judith V. Sutton, Michael Arnold LeBlanc, Lisa Ann Piper, Mary Sue Taylor, James A. LeBonte, Nancy Yvonne Pogue, Tracey Patricia Terborgh, Merri Ann Lee, Li-Juan Porenta, Virginia Gail Thayer, James Steel Leelayoova, Pusadee Pratt, Carol Ann Thompson, Beti
Lepianka, Teresa Mary Prochnow-Lagrow Jane E. Thorn, Arthur Allen Lince, Susan K. Pullins, Price L. Tinervia, Carol Diane Lopez, Armando Pumphrey, Arthur Alan Tobis, Genie Michele Loss, Irene K. Purcell, Virginia A. Swart Tremml, Marilyn L. Young Ludlow, Gregory James Pymer, Stephen H. Trombley, Jayne Susan
Lund, Edith Mary Quist, Douglas D. Truss, Sara Ann Lunde, Carole M. Ramirez, Olga M. Turner, Janay Johns Lutz, Elizabeth Smith Rasor, Carol Frederick Utrup, Ronald Edward Lutz, Steven Craig Reahm, Nancy Ison Vander Woude, Andrew M. Luxton, Hilarie Lynne Redenius, Thomas M. Verhoeven, William A.
Makama, Gyuk Bulus Redford, Chris Ramond Videtich, Marie T. Maki, Carol Rose Remynse, Melanie Gay Vieregge, Judith Ann Maples, Dennis Steven Ringenberg, Charla Marie Villeda, Carlos Ernesto Martino, Cynthia Lynn Rittmeyer, Betts N. Vlahas, Susan K. Marwan, Mohamed Barka Rock, Fred George Vroman, Margaret Ellan
Massoudi, Massoud Ryskamp, Joyce Elaine Waber, June Peters Mccree, Gwendolyn Louise Salvano, Sara Jane Waldvogel, Judith Lynne McCullough, Gale Steven Schaefer, Shirley A. Walker, Donald L. McKinley, Marie Eileen Schaub, Marianne Walma, Vonda J. McNay, Valerie Jean Schreiner, Gregory John Warner, Nile Elliott
Meekhof, Roger Allen Schreuder, Paul Henry Wasserman, Linda Marlene Meyers, Polly J. Schwarz, Diane Waterman, Lisa Mitchell, Douglas Scott Serry, Rasem Nuri Webb, Beatrice Vance Modert, James Raymond Sharpe, Patrick John Wells, Patricia Powers Mohd-Ali, Ab-Latiff Bin Sine, Mary Magner Williams, Kenyon James
Moreno, Gladys Skinner, Leslie Marie Williams, Renee R. Mottl, Janet Lee Smith, David Greenwood Windle, David Earl Namienye, David Russell Smith, Marjorie Lynn Wismer, John Maurice Neusius, Phillip D. Smith, William C. Wojnicki, Francis H. E. Newton, William Howard Snow, Marjorie Lorraine Zick, Randall Leslie
Master of Business Administration
Asocal, Bulent H. Gallup, James Brian Mcinnis, Robert William Ballen, Harold Ernest Reisig, Diane J. Pavlovich, Carl A. Bird, Robert Russell Jr. Reisig, Kenneth J. Reiff, Allan Thompson Bobb, Robert C. Kinnison, Esther Vanzee Ruley, William B. Boshart, John Edwin Leja, Stanislaw Jr. Sadowski, Anthony John
Brashier, Nancy Ann Lindquist, Mark D. Salvesen, Linda Jane Cenko, Michael Patrick Lohman, Christine A. Shaw, Howard Lawrence Cenko, Paul Brien Lower, Erik C. Stephens, Melvin Lynn Fransted, Martin R. Yonker, Candy Lee
Master of Fine Arts
Bode, Patricia Lynn Master of Music
Darcangelis, Judith Bertsch Hammond-Moore, Alice Ann Pease, Rhenda Ronfeldt
Master of Occupational Therapy
Banner, Mary P. A. Gregoire, Denise Michele
Master of Public Administration
Battle, Karen Delitha Guetschow, Gregg G. Leeson, Lizbeth Lynn Brady, James S. Hardies, Marcella Berry Maturen, David Craig Davis, Ritchie T. Ipina, Jorge M. Mikowski, Clement William Farnum, Eugene Billie Kemp, Edmund Paul Oehmke, Donald Edward Fitzpatrick, Carolyn J. Korth, Nadine S. Potter, Leonore Belle
George, Daniel Mark Lee, Marilyn Storbakken Saputo, Salvatore Guenther, Gary E. Trasky, Timothy D.
Master of Science
Askari, Esfandiar Katirai, Ali Mohammad Qureshi, Ejaz Ahmad Caulfield, John Allen Khan, Liaqat Y. Reid, Leonard A. Esper, Francis J. Konwinski, Gary Robert Reineke, Stephen William Fox, Gary L. Krieger, Kendall Scott Warshawsky, Larry David Gould, Ronald James Mertz, Stephen F. Wetzler, Mitchell R.
Hatcher, Thomas Wayne Okeke, Ifeanyi Chibuzo E. Zabel, Thomas Dale Pisithpun, Amporn
Master of Science in Accountancy
Centers, Janet G. Miller, Roger Wayne Seber, R. Randall Fetherolf, George L. III Scheiern, Kathy Jo Theisen, Janine Anne Burge
Master of Science in Librarianship
Arend, Mark William Lun, Warren Donald Shaeffer, Diane M. Billerbeck, Barbara J. Miller, Pearl Ann Parsons Smith, Diane R. Fillhart, Linda Sue Mills, Bruce E. Jr. Steffel, Karen Ann Fischer, Jacqueline Ann Mouw, James Robert Toguchi, Eiko Giel, Mary Theresa Peterson, Sandra Sue Vanark, Sally Ann
Jennings, Rebecca Ryden, John A. Weber, Ronald Charles
Master of Science in Statistics
Elkailani, Ahmed Khorzoughi, Moussavi Hassan Zabel, Thomas Dale Bachelor of Arts
Abubaker, Nageeb S. Fulton, Robin Lynne Quillin, Frederick John Adler, Barbara Ann Geisler, Geoffrey Allen Ramirez, Miguel Angel Amtower, Stanley Holmes Gerds, Gary Charles Raymond, Camille Trese Anderson, Matthew Edward Goricki, Paul Michael Ready, James Edward Andridge, Carla K. Gray, Martha Ann Rice, Julie Ann
Ate, Julius Andera Gruis, Adeline Ruth Ringelberg, Carl Baas, Linda Hendriksen, Daniel Peter Jr. Robati-Shalamzari, Renna Bagley, Kathleen Mary Hinkley, Laura Beth Robertson, Diane Marie Bail, L. Gregory Howe, Thomas -E. Roby, Joyce Gwendolyn Barnes, Gail Deborah Iannelli, Gina Marie Saganek, David 0.
Barton, Mark Lee Jerome, Steven M. Schaalma, Deborah Anne Beebe, Lori Anne Jevons, Kathleen Lynda Schwerdt, Gerhart Wayne Befus, Daniel Paul Johnson, Douglas Paul Sharma, Carol Buchanan Bent, Valeri Ann Johnson, Lisa J. Sheppard, Jackie Sue Berg, Nancy Lynn Johnson, Robert Powel Shroyer, Daniel Jerome
Bergeron, Mary Beth Jore, Karen Sue Smith, Joseph Hale Jr. Beridon, Donna S. Kade, Patricia Anne Souder, Sharon Ann Bogema, Robert M. Keefe, Katherine Sarah Stephens, James Edward Jr. Boles, Anita Beth Kershner, Kathy Jo Stevens, Charles Ray Braden, Beth Ann Kilmartin, Noreen Anne Steward, Claudia Ann
Bradley, Jill S. Knoska, Elaine L. Stuart, Michael Patrick Brown, Judith Lynn Krcatovich, Regina Marie F. Temme, Brian D. Callen, Penny Jo Lanphear, Ian Jeffrey Tollander, Wayne S. Carpenter, Holly Lee Lebeau, Brenda Lee Tomczyk, Richard Jr. Casterline, Kathleen Ann Lourim, Mary Anne Trichler, Deborah K.
Christensen, Charles Loeve Lucas, Stephen Theopolus Turk, Jack M. Clement, Ruth Marie Machemer, Karen Sue Vale, Mary Kathryn Cowie, Patricia Lynn Machnik, Judith Ann Valentino, Julia Ann Coyne, Mary Jan Mann, Diane Jo Vanduinen, David Lee Crawford, Dee Ann Moore, Brian David Wagner, Barbara S.
Creed, Susan E. Nesseth, Susan Kay Walker, Alexis J. Deibel, Laura Lindner Nielsen, Debra Ann Warburton, Paul Arthur Delaney, Sheila Marie Niewiek, Kathy Jean Ward, Karen Sue Doxey, Terry L. O'Donnell, M. Brigid Weessies, Ralph Leon Ducharme, Rebecca Archer Olsen, Bruce Joseph Weitzel, Virginia A.
Dundon, Ronald J. Oosterhouse, Gwen A. Werme, Karen Elizabeth Dye, Jennifer Jane Overacker, Lisa Louise Winn, Richard A. Edwards, Rita Marie Owel, Barbara Jean Wray, Connie Kay Ericksen, Lars Christian Parshley, Colleen Susan Wright, Kathleen M. Evert, Mark J. Patton, Patrick Jay Young, Franklin T.
Forbes, John M. Pawluk, Daniel Andre Zichi, Dominic A. Franklin, Ana Jane Zichterman, Philip J.
Bachelor of Business Administration
Ayeni Tajudeen Adeniyi, Salau Coates, Thomas Robert Dunlap, Kris Anna Barth, Steven B. Cochran, George E. Dunn, Clayton James Basl, Janet Louise Cole, Michael E. Dutcheshen, Joseph P. Berchem, Mark Allan Copeland, Brian Charles Dutmers, William Robert Blair, Gregory B. Couzens, Frank III Dye, Charles E.
Bostic, Sheila Lorriane Coyle, James Stephen Dyke, Joan Elizabeth Botimer, Lynn Sharon Cronkite, Debra Perrine Dykstra, John M. Breisach, Eric Crossley, Virginia L. Edmondson, Judith Ann Briggs, Kurt James Czuk, David C. Erznoznik, Michael J. Byle, Martin III Dempsey, Denise A. Evans, Brad A.
Cameron, Craig Thomas Denzel, Michael L. Farnsworth, John Stanley Cartwright, Linda Jean Diamante, Marc Anthony Flood, Eleanor M. Chase, Joanne S. Dickey, Marvin Bruce Foxworthy, Linda M. Clarkson, Gregory V. Didio, Paul Anthony Fraaza, Ruthanne Ralston Clayton, Barbara Louise Doot, Jerome E. Fretter, Howard Fruciano, Robert Anthony Martin, Thomas L. Schrumpf, Diana K. Fussell, Deborah A. Matthews, Paul Douglas Schuring, Douglas James Garrow, Linda Kay McDermott, Mathew M. Semaan, Ronald Gibson, Frederick George McIntosh, Cheryl Elizabeth Shaffer, Karen Sue Griffith, John Joseph McSkimming, Kevin George Shanahan, Paul James
Grosser, Rodney Dee McWebb, John C. Jr. Sherman, Stephen Maurice Grulke, Gerald L. Meloche, Marcia Louise Simonds, Kathy Jo Guy, Joseph Hobson Jr. Mensinger, Karen Sue Singleton, Ted Robert Hackett, Richard Holden Menzel, James E. Skowron, Tom David Haji, Majri Yahya Meulenberg, Andrew Robert Smeak, Douglas R.
Hammer, Timothy Arthur Mikula, Gerylynn Smith, James Arthur Jr. Hanson, Michael Montney, Curtis Alan Spanski, Bradley A. Harris, Randall Owen Moore, Armond William Squires, Randall David Hatfield, Leonard J. Jr. Morin, Shelley Jennifer Stabnau, Dan Haw, Lawrence Edwin Morris, Karen Faye Stefani, Lynn Karen
Henry, Samuel B. Mulder, Gregory John Steinbauer, Lori Lynn Hess, David Alan Nersesian, Robert Andrew Stemple, Michael David Hoffman, Paul R. Nicolai, Mark David Stewart, Robert Tomas Hooper, James C. Nielsen, John Robert Swinbank, Diane Margaret Horvath, Gerald Robert Noble, Jack E. Szokowski, Gary Paul
Huver, Margaret M. Noor, Sofia Mohd Talsma, Nickolas Roy Ismail, Mustapa Kamal Norman, Myra Ann Tedrow, Susan K. Jasiak, James Osenko, Mark Allen Theakston, Thomas Glen Johnson, Eric William Othman, Abdul Karim Thomson, Catherine Johnson, Richard James Painter, Dolph Jon Thornton, Thomas Matthew
Kaiser, Robert Steven Pallagi, Shawn Joseph Trailer, Robert Paul Keyes, Katherine Diane Pavlack, Thomas Charles Turnwald, Michael Edward Khalid, Baharuddin Peacock, Thomas K. Jr. Urban, David Robert Kimley, Julia Ann Pear, Craig A. Uzas, Gerard Joseph Klett, Stephen B. Pearson, Deborah Ann Van Denberge, Judy Lynn
Koehler, Phillip Richard Penn, Philip Scott Van Ort, Steven John Kolehouse, Donald M. Pinto, Cheryl Ann Vanderhorst, Frank Davis Kovach, Frank Arthur Jr. Potter, Eloise E. Varela, Rudolph Kovach, Louis R. Jr. Prittinen, David Nels Vaughan, Lawrence F. Krause, Patrick T. Putt, Gil Eugene Vertin, William Mark
Krueger, Frank Anthony Quasarano, Sandra Grace Vriesman, Douglas Paul Krugman, Robert Louis Reed, Frank Jay Walker, Bruce Rodman Kruk, James Allen Reggans, John B. III Wallace, Kenneth Ray Kurzynowski, Mary E. Retzlaff, Thomas F. Walsh, Robert Paul Labus, Michael E. Rhodes, Kent Anthony Watkins, John Bagley Jr.
Lee, June Rice, Randall Harvey Watson, Daniel Patrick Leighton, Marcia Gwen Ringelberg, Carl Weidlich, Gerhard H. Leslie, Kenneth E. Rizwy, Farooque M. Weiss, Steven Joel Lewenz, David B. P. Rock, William John Wilber, Don Lewis, Terry L. Rupert, David J. Williams, Robert R.
Lisabeth, Susan M. Sandmeyer, John Carter II Winters, Diane Marie Little, Carlos Lavelle Schafer, Norman William Wirth, Mark Jeffrey Lollar, Timothy Robert Schlueter, Thomas 0. Wood, Daniel Thomas Lyons, Jeffrey Wayne Schlukebir, Daniel Gene Wooten, Debra Ann Mabarak, Karen Ann Schmidt, Bradley Warren Yealin, Richard Andrew Males, William Leonard Zuzula, Michael James Jr.
Bachelor of Fine Arts
Anders, Michael L. Hanel, Susan Carol Lankton, Scott Michael Anzick, Deborah Ann Holtslander, David Edward Soyka, Tracy Tabitha Atherton, Kathleen Olive Knorr, David B. Spies, Barbara Ann Boughner, Jodie Lee Koepke, Gary L. Van Tifflin, Linda R. Dowel, Renee A. Villeneuve, Todd Sather Bachelor of Music
Albrecht, Cindy Ann De Pree, Donald March Millard, Thomas Alan Berry, Lorrie Ann Dievendorf, Mark Richard Simpson, Mari Lynn Blackford, Robert L. Jr. Gregg, Richard Kent Smith, Michelle Louise Crandall, Diane L. Grennan, Eileen Marie Snyder, Barbara Jo Davenport, Martha Louise· Jedrezak, Robert Lee Wall, Dee Alison
De Long, Michele Lynn Johnson Kathleen Anne Wilson, Christine Lee Mason, Dorothy A.
Bachelor of Science
Aberlich, Marilyn Jean Blackmore, Elaine Ann Clement, Gregory Roland Adams, Yolanda Michelle Blake, Rosemary Elisabeth Comstock, Ann Katherine Ahles, Andrew Charles Blakemore, Roger Darnell Condne, Michael David Ahmad, Tarmizi Rohani Blanchard, Steven Alan Conlin, Sheila S. Al-Nada, Homod Mishal Blank, Diane Carole Conway, John Robert
Al-Shehab, Mohammed Abdulla Blevins, Laura Lynn Coomer, Linda R. Alexandriuk, Petra Boger, Marguerite D. Cooper, Julie Kay Alflen, Randall S. Bonk, Bradford Allen Cornelius, Tamara Jo Ali Badr, Safa Mahmoud Bonnema, Melinda A. Corning, David Louis Allen, Patrick Robert Booth, Florence C. Counts, Lawrence K.
Andersen, Donald Edward Jr. Borener, Beth Ellen Eckard Cousineau, William Perry Anderson, Constance M. Boughton, Royce Ellen Cramer, James M. Anderson, Jill A. Bova, Kathryn Metcalf Crim, Terrance Michael Anderson, Julie Irene Bower, Douglas Eugene Crook, Thomas Lee Anderson, Ronald William Boylan, Timothy James Cullens, Bryan Donahue Jr.
Arnold, Mary Kosachuk Brady, Peter Richard Culverhouse, Mark P. Ash, Adelheid W. Braley, Kevin K. Currier, Charles J. Asmus, Cynthia Ann Brault, Victoria D. Curtis, Jill Ellen Atohor, Reuben Stephen Brennan, Maureen J. Cutcher, Glen Lawrence Aukes, Judy Kathleen Broekhuizen, Mary E. Dafilis, Stylianos
Ayeni, Johnson Sunday Brooks, Bablynn Marie Dahms, Karen Marie Babb, Martha Jane Brown, Carmyn Celestine Dallas, Danny Elison Baker, Gail Madland Brown, Deborah Lee Danielson, Michael Charles Baker, Joanne Brown, Fredrick James Dantzer, Sandra K. Bankole, Ayoola S. Brown, Robert Howard Davidson, Rebecca Jo
Banks, Julia Ann Brown, Sharon Lajuanna Davidson, Sue Ann Barbieri, Gary Joseph Brown, Susan Katherine Davis, James Willie Barker, Mary Elizabeth Brumbaugh, Kenneth Bradley De Frain, Janice Marie Barnes, Richard Sherman Bryant, Lynda Susan DeBoer, Annette Barnett, Nanci Jeanne Budden, Charles L. DeBoer, Susan Lee
Bartley, Timothy Raymond Burghard, Jo Ann Decker, Bonnie R. Bashara, Marc A. Burke, William D. Decoe, Laura Lee Beadle, Barbara L. Burry, Livia Ann Dembs, Gary Alan Beatty, Christopher W. Burton, Peggi Marie DeVries, Mark Alan Beaudette, Philip Blount Busch, Gary J. Dick, Christopher R.
Bekes, Michael Joseph Butterfield, Kim Ann Diehl, Kristi Lynn Bell, Connie Sue Byrne, Andrea Mirian Dillon, Beverly Ann Bell, Jeffrey Phillip Calka, Cindy Lou Dinsdale, Gary Frank Bendelow, Louann Kay Call, Susan Edvena Doa, Martin Anthony Bender, Sally Jo Campagna, Cary J. Dodson, Linda A.
Bennett, James Allan Campbell-Neff, Carolyn Beth Doremus, Jeffrey Lamar Bennett, Randy Lee Capizzo, Mary Donna Dowel, Loralee Benton, Douglas James Carpp, Carol Ann Downes, Mary Berra, Patrick Michael Caruso, Cynthia Susan Doyle, Timothy Wood Betts, June Eugenia Chalifoux, Richard Gerard Dresselhouse, Kurt F.
Beuthien, Lee Ann Chapin, Lynn Yuvette Dunham, Debra Kay Bier, Teresa Ann Chavoya, Cynthia Jeanette Eisbrenner, Edward Louis Bietau-Wolbers, Holly Christy, Wanda Ellis, Madelyn Nanetta Birge, Anne Elizabeth Clark, Julie Anne Ellis, Pamela K. Bitel, Paula Marie Clemens, Mark Twain Elsner, Patricia Marie Enell, Julie Anne Hatfield, Mark C. Krull, Mari Beth Engardio, Samuel John Haught, John Kubik, Karen A. Engel, Jody Sue Hawkins, Myall Stephenson Kuster, Melanie Lynn Engelbrecht, Michael Louis Hecker, Nancy Lou La Pointe, Keith A. Engers, Deborah Ann Heffernan, Luke Leslie Lacy, Hazel Yvonne
Ernst, Ann Elizabeth Hefron, Mark William Lamb, Randy T. Evangelista, Nancy Jo Hellenga, Karen Ann Lamirand, Jeffrey Lloyd Evans, Michael Phillip Henderson, Rose Mary Larson, David John Ewert, Mary Frances Hendrickson, Shirley A. Lathrop, Deborah Louise Fanning, Alan Patrick Herman, Mark Alan Lawson, Patricia M.
Farmer, William Michael Herremans, Deborah Ann Lee, Paul R. Ferrand, James Edward Hewartson, Joann Helen Lee, Roberta Ferrel, Wendy Hill, Terrence Michael Leverette, Homer H. Finlayson, Ann Elizabeth Hillary, Mary Marcella Leverette, Homer H. Jr. Fitzgerald, Ted Hills, Mary Greta Lewis, Robert W.
Flack, Gloria Joan Hines, Keith H. Licht, David A. Fleischmann, Christine Waugh Hinga, Nancy Sue Lietke, Gregory Mark Florek, Susan Vicky Hoeks, Harold Liken, James Warren Fodroczi, Karen Hofman, William K. Lindsay, Wanda Peterman Foster, Kimberly Ann Hokenson, Gregory Mark Lockhart, Dumaresq
Francis, David Alan Holloway, Melissa Lombard, Richard Bruce Francisco, Claudia Marie Honour, Jeffrey Scott Long, Jill Susan Francisco, Kim Duane Horvath, Lise J. Lovell, Karen Louise French, Kristi Louise Houser, Larry Dee Lyons, Gary S. Fry, Cara L. Howard, Heather Louise Lyttle, Wilhemina Irene
Fryer, Norman J. Jr. Hudson, Mary E. MacDonald, Lorri Jean Gebhardt, Randy D. Hussain, Michael Mack, James Stephen George, Bonnie Marie Imus, Marvin Gerald Mack, Siiri S. Ghalamfarsa, Marjan Irons, Linda Maidlow, Jane Nana Gibbs, Merilee Ann Jasper, Virginia Sue Mamman, Yunus Okehi
Gibson, Brenda Gail Jaworski, James L. Mankosa, Gregory Paul Gibson, William Robert Johncock, Debra Fern Manthei, Martha Adele Gilinsky, Gail Ann Johnson, Cynthia K. Marcelletti, Rudolph Michael Gipson, Theddie Johnson, Larry Richard Marchetti, Lynn F. Girard, Denise Johnson, Linda May Marquez, Felix E. Bello
Glenn, Joe Dallas Johnson, Rhonda Christine Martin, Thomas L. Golda, Edward John Johnson, Richard Thurston Masterka, Gina Michelle Goldsmith, Donald R. Jolly, Craig Lynden Masuzawa, Shoji Gorman, Michael Joseph Jones, Delois Mateus, Karina Gould, Judy Marie Jones, James C. Mc Afee, Wade J.
Graham, Katherine Werner Julian, David L. McAdoo, Janet Ann Granke, Mark Emil Kane, Carol Ann McGee, Jane Louise Green, Karen Kay Karagozian, Linda Sue McKerr, Anne Margaret Greene, Vicky Lyne Keeslar, Diane Louise McKinley, Thomas G. Greenman, Lynn Barry Kelley, Paula Ann McWilliams, Terry Martin
Gregg, William Sherman Kenbeek, Deborah J. Meeth, Kathleen Ivy Griesbach, Linda Lee Klok, Linda J. Merchant, Bruce Edward Grigsby, Gilmah Spencer Knight, David P. Mettler, Bobbi Kay Currier Grove, Lori Louise Knowles, Jon B. Mettler, Patti Ann Gundersen, Berit Jane Knue, Daniel B. Miller, Deborah Lee
Hadden, Stephen Edgar Kolanowski, Kathy Ann Miller, Gary Alan Hahnenberg, Sarah Ann Kondogan, Christine Minthorn, Lori Dee Hain, Jill Alexander Kooistra, Harry Mirk, Karen J. Hallock, Tama Kay Koskinas, Konstantinos Mitchell, Janice Vanetta Hamadanchi, Hossein Koutsouki, Demetra Mitchell, Karen La Verne S.
Hamilton, Michael W. Kral, Susan Rene Monica, Daneen Ann Hamilton, Sandra Kay Kreidler, Laura Beth Moore, Diane Elaine Hart, Elizabeth Joan Krolikowski, Nancy Ellen Moravetz, Alice Louise Hartline, Lori Rae Krozal, Karen Dolores Moskos, Kathleen A. Hartman, Sheila Kruger, Mary Elizabeth Murphy, Jayne Elizabeth Myers, Gregory Stewart Riggs, Laurel Ann Sopjes, Thomas J. Nakken, Sherilyn Kay Ritchie, Marcia Lynn Sorgatz, Deborah Jean Nastle, Marcia Victoria Roberts, Donald L. R. Spiekerman, James Robert Nestor, Ann Louise Robinson, Lawrence Sprout, Richard 0. Nevins, Howard Allen Robinson, Timothy M. Srackangast, Joseph John
Newberg, Thomas R. Rood, Brian J. Stahl, Mary Catherine Nicholaou, Angeline L. Rosenberg, Rochelle Deborah G. Stamper, Roger H. Niemiec, Mary Beth Rosener, Ronald C. Jr. Stanek, Joan Clair Nothaft, Arlene M. Rosensteel, Bruce Douglas Stanley, Karla Ann O'Malley, Mark Kevin Roth, Steven Carey Stanton, Kay Lynn o'Chocke, Barbara Rouch, Kenneth Lee Stavros, Valerie Ann O'Connor, Anita Marie Roy, John Alan Stewart, Randy Jay Odle, Judith Ann Rudd, Michelle Genae Stockhausen, June Ann Oetman, David Lee Rusticus, Edward B. Street, Shirley Elizabeth Ogle, William C. Ryan, Shelley Elizabeth Stuart, Martha Poindexter
O'Hara, Robert D. Sage, Jacquelyne D. Suhr, Richard Edward O'Leary, James Kermit II Sanchez, D. A. Sullivan, ��rgaret Anne Olney, Joanne Marie Santarelli, Mary E. Summers, Jean Carol Olson, Randall K. Sarokin, Jerry L. Sundell, Karen J. Oran, Renee Elise Scaglione, Brenda Louise Sutton, Colleen Cheryl
Pace, Nancy Schebel, Ronald William Taggart, Janis Susan Packard, Rodney Allen Scheid, Laurie Kay Tarhuni, Ali Elmesawi Pardonnet, Jenny Schiller, Susan Virginia Taylor, Karl Terry Patton, James Bernard Schleutker, Susan Perry Taylor, Michael Lee Paulsen, David Carl Schmaltz, Paula L. Taylor, Morris Walter
Peel, Bruce Gregory Schneider, Constance Sue Teare, Carla Sue Peel, Elizabeth Ann Schultz, Donna Ten, Bosch Joice Peel, Susan Marie Schwentor, Barbara Ann Thacher, Jay Robert Perham, Jack Eugene Jr. Sciamanna, Vanna D. Thomas, Daryl Reigh Perry, Patricia Kay Seeley, Don Lee Thomas, Patricia E.
Perry, Richard Howard Seibel, Linda S. Thompson, Joanne Edith Peterson, Teresa Lee Selenis, Lydia Tobias, Jerome David Phillips, William Carl Shader, John Michael Toth, Anjanette M. Pierce, Linda D. Sharpe, Gloria Towner, Laurie Lundberg Pine, Nancy Diane Shaw, Marc Prince Townsend, Debrah Sue
Pinkerman, Jane A. Siebenthal, Bryan Keith Triebsch, Lloyd E. Pogorzala, Diane Siero, Joseph Christian Turnwald, Pamela Stegath Pomplun, Debra Silverthorn, Linda Kay Upston, Jacklyn Sue Porter, Sabrina L. Simmers, Vernon E. Jr. Valentino, Mary Ann Steier Powers, Linda Jean Simpkins, Deborah Anne Vanderleest, Kenneth Allan
Prelesnik, Kimberly Jean Simpson, Janine Lynn Vandop, Leslie Ann Price, Kathleen M. Singleton, Ronald Duane Vargaz, Ricardo L. Proctor, Steven J. Sitek, Georgia J. Vick, Julie Lynne Prybyla, Robert G. Sloane, Eric Martin Volk, Cynthia L. Quintero, Gregory Lynn Smagala, Ann Marie Wallace, Tanya L.
Raade, Adele S. Smith, Deborah Kay Wankel Scott W. Rabe, Jerry Robert Smith, Debra Lynn Waskoviak, Roger Leroy Radabaugh, Jan Katherine Smith, Fred A. Watts, Gary Scott Rafferty, Paul Douglas Smith, Heidi Katrin Webb, Sandra Randall, Gail Marie Smith, Kimberly Jane Wedge, Shellie Badgero
Randall, Randy Christopher Smith, Larry Woodrow Weiss, Kathy Barbara Rau, Don Lloyd Smith, Michael E. Wells, Elaine Mary Rayner, Mark John Smith, Ricky John Wendt, Susan L. Reed, Barbara Ellen Smith, Roxanne A. West, Jaclyn M. Regep, Joyce Smith, Terri M. Whipple, Brian Arno
Rench, Diane Reszka Smokovitz, Joseph Mark White, Sharon Denise Rex, Michael J. Snyder, Cindy Jo Whitmore, Dean Q. Rhodes, Nancy Lynn Snyder, Daniel J. Wicks, Carla E. Rice, James Louis Snyder, David Scott Wilder, Jayme Denise Ridenour, Margaret Mary Salce, Donna Marie Wilke, Barbara Ann Williams, Darrell A. Wirostek, Cecelia Ann Yonker, Sandra Louise Williams, Debra Elaine Buford Wirtshafter, Edith B. Zalewski, Gerald Joseph Williams, Denise Roxane Wisner, Jeannette Elaine Zbiciak, Christine Elaine Williams, Robert Jewel Wolf, Helga Irene Zils, Debra Kay Wilson, Anita Lynn Wood, Vicki Eleanor Zimostrad, Scott William
Winquist, Cheryl A. Wright, Jeffrey Helm Zomparelli, Raymond Yeske, Beth Ann
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Science)
Goetting, James R.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)
Johnson, Michael James Kearcher, Keith Stephen Shelton, Stephen Jeffery
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)
Davis, Robert Marshall Hashim Syed, G. M. Turnbull, Randy H. Fox, Thomas Bryan Oldenburg, Robert Frank Zimmerman, Tim R.
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)
Adams, Gerald L. Johnson, Jeffrey Paul Youssefzadeh, Javad Esfahani, Abbas Torabian Parnian, Pirouz Zock, Alan Joseph Tahmasbi, Behrooz
Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)
Abbassi, Mostafa Kisner, Steven M. Price, Jeffrey S. Capman, Gary Dale Mavaddat, Robert Soheil Rasul, Shahid Cortes, Craig R. McKenzie, Jack R. Rollins, Thomas John Esrael, Manoochehr O'Donnell, Daniel Paul Schwartz, John Jr. Ilyas, Saeed Muzaffar Oetman, Michael Jerry Zartoshty, Kaikhosrow Board of Trustees Western Michigan University
INDEX 1978 Demolition of Buildings, 1552 Distinguished Alumni Awards, 1539 Distinguished Faculty Scholar Awards, 1547 AAUP, 1517, 1546, 1549 Academic Personnel Reports East Campus Planning, 1425, 1435, 1446, 1452, 1467 Appointments, 1502, 1510, 1518, 1521, 1528, East Hall, 1516, 1526, 1539, 1546 1534, 1540, 1547, 1551 Engels, Carl J., 1407 As Acting Chairperson, 1509, 1543 As Acting Dean, 1509, 1512 Faculty Research Grants, 1515 As Acting Director, 1502, 1534 Faculty Salary Rates for Continuing Education, As Adjunct Professor, 1502, 1510, 1512, 1553 1518, 1529, 1543, 1547, 1551, 1555 Faculty Senate Report, 1515, 1550 As Associate Dean, 1534, 1536 Fine Arts Building, 1520, 1525, 1547, 1549 As Chairperson, 1527, 1534, 1543 As Dean, 1534, 1555 General Fund Operating Budget As Director, 1528, 1544 1977-78 Budget Adjustments, 1530 As Distinguished University Professor, 1977-78 Continuation into 1978-79, 1531 1551 1978-79 Approved Budget, 1537 Leave of Absence Without Pay, 1503, 1510, Gerontology Program, 1508 1513, 1518, 1522, 1529, 1536, 1544, Grant, Alexander and Co., 1502 1548, 1552, 1556 Grievance Procedure for Non-Bargaining Unit Professional Development Leaves, 1503, 1510, Employees, 1533 1513, 1552 Promotions, 1522, 1529, 1544 Health Maintenance Fee, 1525, 1531, 1546, 1548, Resignations, 1503, 1510, 1513, 1518, 1524, 1553 1529, 1536, 1544, 1548, 1556 Honorary Degrees, 1519 As Chairperson, 1536 Brooks, Gwendolyn, Dr. As Director, 1536 Retirements with Emeritus Status, 1503, 1510, Industrial Security Programs, 1507 1513, 1518, 1544, 1548, 1552, 1556 Instructional Communications, Division of, 1511 Sabbatical Leaves, 1504, 1510 Tenure Recommendations, 1503, 1524 Kalamazoo Crippled Children's Society, 1546 Transfers, 1536 Administration Building, Naming of, 1508 L. Dale Faunce Student Services Building, 1532 Administrative Retirement Policy, 1557 Land Transfer, 1545 Alcoholic Beverages in Residence Halls, 1558 Legal Counsel of the University, 1501, 1514, 1533, Annuity Trust Investments, 1525 1536 Arena Theatre, Naming of, 1532 Library Hours, 1512, 1520, 1533 Associated Student Government, 1512 Auditors for the University, 1502 Medieval Institute, 1519
Blizzard of '78, 1509 National Bank of Detroit, 1557 Board of Trustees National Register of Historic Places, 1516 Committees, 1501, 1502, 1508, 1514, 1515, Non-Academic Personnel Reports 1516, 1520, 1526 Appointments, 1507, 1510, 1518, 1524, 1529, Meetings Schedule, 1529 1536, 1545, 1548, 1552 Borgess Hospital, 1546 As Assistant Dean, 1507 Budget, see General Fund Operating Budget As Director, 1507 As University Attorney, 1536 Capital Construction, Remodeling and Mainte- Change of Title, 1510, 1524 nance Policy, 1533 Leave of Absence, 1556 Capital Outlay Budget Request, 1549 Professional Development Leave, 1511, 1524 Colony Farm Property, 1545 Promotions, 1545 Community Education Development Center, 1539 Resignations, 1507, 1518, 1525, 1552, 1556 Computer Science Department, 1552, 1557 Retirements, 1507, 1511, 1514, 1518, 1525, 1529, Conference on Medieval Studies, 1519, 1521 1536, 1545, 1548, 1552, 1557 Continuing Education, Division of, 1553 Transfers, 1556 Crime Prevention Bureau, 1552 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University
Paper Recycling Plant, 1529 Paper Science Foundation, 1529 Administrative Retirement, 1557 Capital Construction, Remodeling, and Maintenance, 1533 Health Center Charges, 1548 University Patent and Copyright, 1519 Program Revision Requests, 1549
Resolutions Annuity Trust Investments, 1525 Colony Farm Property Transfer, 1545 Designation of Depository Bank, 1557 Grievance Procedure for Non-Bargaining Unit Employees, 1533 Industrial Security Programs, 1507 Radio Satellite Antenna Installation Authori zation, 1549 University Attorney, 1514 Room and Board Rates, 1515, 1519 Russell H. Seibert Administration Building, 1508
Sale of Property, 1558 Schiffer, Pat, 1511 Strand, George J., 1512 Student Enrollment, 1508 Fees, 1531 Housing Rates, 1519 Life, Code of, 1558 Student Services Building, Naming of, 1532
Teaching Excellence Awards, 1547 Track Re-surfacing, 1539 Travel Regulations, 1553 Tuition, 1531
University Attorney Position, 1514, 1533 University Health Center, 1512, 1514, 1553 University Patent and Copyright Policy, 1519 University Placement Services, 1509
WMU/AAUP Contract, 1549 WMUK Radio Satellite Antenna Installation Resolution, 1549
Zack L. York Arena Theatre, 1532