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THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

March 8, 1971

The Regents of the University met at 1:30 p.m. on Monday, March 8, 1971, in the Council Room of the New Mexico Union.

Present: Mr. Arturo G. Ortega, President Mrs. Frank A. Mapel, Secretary-Treasurer Mr. Calvin Horn Mr. Austin E. Roberts Mr. walter F. wolf, Jr. Mr. Leonard J. DeLayo, Superintendent of Public Instruction, ex officio

Also present: President Ferrel Heady Dr. Chester C. Travelstead, Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Sherman E. Smith, Vice President for Administration and Development Mr. John Perovich, Vice President for Business and Finance' Dr. Harold W. Lavender, Vice President for Student Affairs Dr. George P. Springer, Vice President for Research Dr. Robert S. Stone, Vice President for Health Sciences Mr. John N. Durrie, University Secretary Professor Peter Prouse, chm., Faculty Policy Committee Professor Paul B. Davis, chm., Academic Freedom and Tenure Committee Mr. Bert Hansen, president, Graduate Student Association Mr. Jess E. Price, Director of Public Information -Miss"Frankie McCarty_; Albuquerque.'Journal Mr. Richard McAlpin, Albuquerque Tribune Miss Casey'Church; New Mexico Lobo Mr. Lance Woodworth, manager, KUNM

Also present for a portion of the meeting: Professor Frederick M. Hart i ;:School of: Law. ** *', * -* * Mr. Ortega welcomed and introduced as new Introduction of Regents, Mr. Calvin Horn of Albuquerque and Mr. New Regents; Oaths Austin E. Roberts of Farmington, both recently of Office appointed by the-Gover.nor'and confirmed-by the Senate for six-year terms. Following Mr.- :,Ortega I S introduction, Mr. Horn and Mr. Roberts executed oaths of office signifying the inception oftheir:responsibilities as Regents.

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Minutes of Meeting IMr.Ortega asked if there were any changes of February 8, in the minutes of the meeting of February 8, 1971 1971. It was moved by Mr. Wolf, seconded by Mrs. 'Mapel, that the minutes be approved as submitted. Carried. ******

Election of Mr. Ortega stated his conviction, as he did Officers a year ago, that "it is well and it is healthy" to have rotation in the presidency of the Regents and expressed his feeling that a two-year term is desirable. He noted that he had remained as president for a third year because he had!been asked by the other Regents to so serve, though he stated at that time that it would be his last year as president. Requesttng the indulgence of the Regents relative to rules of order, he requested the opportunity to nominate Mr. Horn as president. Mr. Horn was then elected by acclamation, as were Mr. Wolf as vice president and Mrs. Mapel as secretary-treasurer.

Mrs. Mapel, on behalf of the other Regents, extended a welcome to Mr. Horn as prestdent and expressed thanks to Mr. Ortega for "wise and courageous leadership, complete dedication to duty, and deep concern for all members of the University community in the pursuance of our go~l to maintain the University of New Mexico as an institution of higher learning of excellence."

Mr. Horn expressed his appreciation for the opportunity of serving the University and the state as president of the Board and said that he wolild welcome the counsel and guidance of the other Regents in common efforts to move the University forward. ****** Authorization for It was moved by Mr. wolf, seconded by Mr. Officers to Execute Roberts, that the newly elected officers be Documents Including authorized to sign checks, drafts, and other Stock Certificates docu~ents on the Regents' behalf; also that the viceipresident be authorized to sign for the president or the secretary-treasurer in the absence of either; also that the president or the vice president be specifically authorized to execute (buy, sell, assign, or en dorse for transfer) certificates representing stocks, bonds, or other securities now registered or hereafter registered in the name of the University of New Mexico. Carried. ******

Candidates for A list of candidates who completed their Degrees, degr~e requirements at the close of Semester I, Semester I 1970T7l, was presented to the Regents, the respective college faculties and the University Faculty having earlier approved 'the list. It was noted that Mr. ~urrie had polled the Regents earlier -- it being necessary to mail the diplomas -- and that all members of the Board had given their approval. ------

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CERTIFIED CANDIDATES FO~ ~ES • January 23, 1971 COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SC~S

Bachelor .£! ~

Major Minor Harry Lee Apodaca History Political Science Janice Faye Arnold English Journalislp Priscilla AnitaBaca Psychology Sociology & Spanish Patricia Anne Baker French and Spanish None . Jack Jerome Basye English Art -If Kay Reese Batchelor Anthropology Biology Kanani Richard Bell Art Spanish Marilyn Beltran Spanish Portuguese David T. Benedetti III English Psychology Corinne Ann Lippmann Bootzin English French William Stanley Borthwick History Anthropology George Thomas Bundrant Political Science and None History -)( Martha Burgess Anthropology English Cullen Michael Butler Biology Anthropology Yvonne Millsapps Butler English German Luis Carlos Cavillo-Capri Latin American Studies None Arthur Richard Christensen Anthropology Sociology Wayne Walter Ciddio Journalism Spanish ~Kristine Elizabeth Anderson Coke Anthropology Art A Carolyn Cooper· Psychology English Edward Cowboy, Jr. Political Science Economics Wendy Elizabeth Cox Sociology Psychology Virginia Gonzales Crane s~anish German Diane DalSanto Sociology psychology. Julia G. Dawkins Speech Journalism Frank Bartlett Dean History Spanish Nancy Ann Duncan Spanish English Hilda M. Easley Psychology Political Science ~ Mary Esquibel Anthropology Economics 7\ Mary L. Ewing Psychology Sociology Steven Robert Fairfield History Anthropology Paul David Faw Speech English { 1tPaula Lorraine Fielding Spanish English Robert Lee Finch, Jr. Political Sfh~nce and None History I Arthur Lutario Frlsquez Political Science Spanish Frederick T. Gieseker Chemistry Mathematics James R. Grainger Geology Geography M. Catherine Greene French Philosophy ·-f""lIrileen Hall English Biology Anne LeNeve Haney Anthropology Spanish • Janine Marie Harlan English Psychology Certified candidates for Degrees, 19~ Fall ,', Pa~e 2

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Bachelor of Arts (Continued)

Major Minor Anne Cecile Hastings Speech Psychology Larry Rey Hill Spanish Portuguese Susan Winburn Holmes English Biology Robert Joseph Holoubek History Anthropology Jeane Hoover . Latin American Studies None Clement Turner Jackson Anthropology Spanish EloJ Jaip1e History and Political None Science Arthur Lewis Jaramillo political Science Spanish #David Akintola Jiboyewa English French John Kenneth Jordan History Anthropology Thomas Francis Keryk Chemistry Biology Ann Tackett Kilgore Psychology Anthropology Virat Leeaphorn Economics History Anthony Alan Loague political Science Naval Science John Edward Lobdell History Anthropology Raymond Louis Loch political Science History Daniel Heraldo L6pez political Science History Richard Caton Losh, Jr. Philosophy English Benjamin Read Lowe Spanish Philosophy Frank Anthony Lucero political Science Speech David Adrian Maes Sociology Psychology . Nancy Jill Maunder, Journalism Speech -?rJanet Ann Hughes Meirelles Anthropology Portuguese Catherine Elizabeth Mexal Economics Business and Admin. Sciences Patricia ~arsonese Milner Speech English Ronald Perry Mitchell Sociology Philosophy Guy Frederick Morton History Anthropology Fredewic Royal Moulton political Science History Samuel David Myers political Science History ~Richard Allen Nielsen History Philosophy Carole Marie Olguin Journalism Spanish Flynn 0 'Malley Psychology Philosophy Sannie,Adelle Pascual Anthropology Spanish. John Miller Paternoster History Geology Eric'Holmes Patterson History English Leroy Vivian Quintana English. Journalism Michael S. Rathbun History! Naval Science Hortensia Salazar Reyes Soq~ology Spanish Evan Austin Roberts Pofitical Sci~nce Journalism Cipriano J. Rocha Journalism Spanish Laurence R. Rounds III Geography History Fernando Fabian Rubio-Boitel French and Spanish None Christine Edith Rushforth Anthropology' English Anne Schodorf Rushing Speech English Arnold Robert Saavedra Geography Sociology William Ste~~tSachartn Geography, Mathematics #cum laude in English /; cum :'au27! in Gener':!- S~_e8 -Y Wu17/ ~uLU40 'P~e 3

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Bachelor of Arts (Continued)

Major Ylinor Richard Salas Speech Psychology Della Stewart Sanchez English iUstory Joseph Herman Sanchez SpanIsh &nglish Steven Kurt Sanders Economics. ~erican Studies Janet Perovich Schaumburg Speech Psychology Charles Arthur Schelberg English Chemistry and Mathematics Carla J. H. Schlosser Psychology Sociology ~Juliana Bratun Scott English Sociology Michael Neal Seligman History Philosophy Timothy Michael Sheehan Economics English Nathaniel Shipman Political Science Speech Francisco Antonio Sisneros Latin American Studies None Barbara Jan Skaggs Ch~8tt'y. G$olcg,· Kay Jene Stanley Anthropology Psychology aymond Earl Stucker II Spanish. Geography eter Michael Urban German (listory Benjamin Rudolph Vigil Political Science Kistory Valerie Sue Whiting Political Science lUstory Cynthia Kathleen Williams English Political SClenc~ Kathryn Ann Wride Speech Music Norman Allen Wright English History Diana Evans Yiannakis Political Science Sociology Ned Albert Young English History Nat Howard Youngblood III English Sociology Jewett Howard Strong Chemistry Mathematics Cheryl Lynn Tagg Sociology Psychology

Bachelor of Science

Major Minor ~erry Myers Anderson Biology Chemistry 'Dennis Lee Brandt Biology <;:hemistry Antonio L. Brazfield Biology Chemistry (Margie Ann Knapp Buechmann Btology Chemistry Kenneth M. Cable, Jr. B~ology His~ory Oscar Comaduran G~ology Di~tributed Ellen Kaye Davis Biology Anthropology _Claudio Antonio DOD{ngu~z Biology Spanish I Charles Howard Eklund Biology Chemistry I Peter Krenz Eyster Biology English Joseph Michael Ferro Mathematics and None i Astrophysic~ iTerrence Alan Fitzwater Biology , Chemistry Marilyn Louise Forsman Mathematics Russian Studies LErnest Ray Dunaway Mathematics· Political Scienc~ Lynn Keith Beckwith Mathematics Physics ¢cum laude in General Studies -;¥- .tJdi ~)/JL 01.5'

Certified Candidates for ~~~J 1970 Pall Pag.~ 4

COLLEGE OF ARTS ~

Bachelor of Science (Conti~)

Major Minor Philip Fritz Biology Geography inda Rockwell Gauntt psychology & Biology (BA) None ohn Raymond Henley Physics & Mathematics None Victoria Springer Hulbert Mathematics & English ~one Charles Allen Ivy Biology English Raphael Joseph LaBauve III Biology Chemistry Esther Madge Larsen Biology & Chemistry (BA) None Joe B. Macias Psychology Biology Alan Antonio Marchiondo Biology Chemistry ~onsuelo Montoya Psychology Biology Nancy Dunn Nickerson Biology Chemistry Charles John Novak Biology . Anthropology Keith Eugene Palmer Chemistry Biology Richard G~orge Pettit Mathematics Electrical Engineering Raul Rodriguez-Mena Biology Chemistry Willette O. Senter Dietetics Psychology Warren Thomas Slade Biology Chemistry' Fred William Sweet Biology Chemistry Maria Wells Tikkanen Chemistry Biology Stephen Arthur Wagner Biology Chemistry Bruce Frederick Watkins Chemistry Mathematics Lex Edward Witt Biology, Chemistry Ernani Pereira Xavier Psychology , Biology David Ralph Yeamans Geology Astronomy a.a:l::Mp~ Nash Anthony Zamora Biology ~h~losop~y .. ary Colleen McNamara JU~ology Psychology hristine Anderson Morgan Mathematics & Classics None Diana Jane Harris Biology Chemistry

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering \ None

Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering

Alan Lee Bender ~& $ Thomas Lee Paez William Frederick Coleman Michael Eug~ne Roussel Abdo Zailaie Ali Khan Charles Wesley Trask III Lorenzo A. Larranaga David Earl Zuber $summa cum laude in Civil Engineering &mag~~m !aude~in General Studies 7f.iuilJt diduitdJ)4L Certified Candidates for Degrees, 19in Boil PB.¥.e ~ 016

COLLEGE OF INGlNEERING

Bachelor of Science in ~\ectrical Eagineering • John Fred Rivera "*Victor Endo Joseph Ross Hobart .-}( Alice Brush Robinson Michael James Hudzik Gary Ray Sloman Dieter Karl Kemp' ,., .. . Raymond Alan Snyder Arthur William Peltier Jerry Dennis Thompson Daniel Stuart Revel~ . Fredrick John York H. Vance Riley, Jr.

Bachelor of Science in Meehanical Engineering

Roland Ernest Baars Joseph Xavier McCormack_III Kenneth Malcolm Ball ~di Dhunjishaw Mehta Robert Henry Davis Gregory W. Rogers Elmer Ray Gerk Lawrence Willis DOnald Arthur Lobato !upatrick John Neal

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts in Education

Major Minor Currie Ellen Marie Arias Speech iiIStOry Sec Ed David Hayes Babb Social Studies English Sec Id Composite Steven Nelson Barnhill Comm Arts Composite Athletic Sec Ed Coaching Linda Moore Berlint Art Education None Art Ed Dennis Wilson Bierner History Sociology Sec Ed Sylvia Basney Paden Burns Social Studies None Sec Ed Composite ~ Lois Anderson Burt English Library Science Sec Ed Michael Bruce Campbell History Economics Sec Ed John Edward Cox, Jr. Com~osite None Sec Ed Comm Arts 'j.--'\'t Donna Lee Deyhle History Anthropology Sec Ed -\'n Ramona Erlinda Moya Dooley Art Education None Art Ed Edna Karen Dufur Comm Arts Composite History Sec Ed Bonnie Lynn Elkins Art Education None Art Ed Jimmie Wayne Glenn Social Studies None Sec Ed Composite Robert Edward Gonzales Comm Arts Composite None Sec Ed and English Donald Lee Greenstreet History Business Educ eec Ed David Eric Greenwood Geography ~nthropology Sec Ed Cert~tied Candidates for Degrees, 1970 ~

COLLEGE of EDUCATION

Bachelor of Arts in Education (Continued)

~inor Currie • Major Sharon Pickett Harnish Comm ArtS Composite None Sec Ed and English Walter James Henderson III History 'political Sci. Sec Ed and Middle School Laura Moore Hiller Speech His tvry Sec Ed Buss Foster Ingersoll Social Studies None Sec Ed Composite Peggy Ann Fleming Jaynes Speech English Sec Ed ~udrey Jenkins Johnson English Music Education Sec Ed Edward Andrew Laga Social Studi.es None Sec Ed .... T Composite aosemary Moffett Langley English Sociolo~y Sec Ed Carol Sharon Lazorik History French Sec Ed Timothy Andrew Lewis English Athletic Sec Ed Coaching Kathleen Marie McCann Speech Special Educ Sec Ed Carl A. Macaluso Comm Arts Composite Journalism Sec Ed Sharon Suzan Magnuson French English Sec Ed Kathryn Diane Toledo Manuelito English Sociology Sec Ed Eileen L. Marino English Spanish Sec Ed Deborah lay Mohney Political Science History Sec Ed l Richard D. Montoya English and Philosophy None Sec Ed e Patricia Robertson Murphy English Philosophy Sec Ed Katharine Merry Noe Social Studies Anthropology Sec Ed Composite Joan Thompson Olson Art Education and None Art Ed English Charles M. Ramsey English Comparative Sec Ed Literature Mark Lee Rhoten History Anthropology Sec Ed Cecil Lee Rockhold, Jr. History English Sec Ed Anne Elizabeth Rutherford Social Studies None Sec Ed tI Composite 71 Emmelienne Dolores Schreiner Corom Arts Composite English Sec Ed Rebecca Bartlett Seaman Social Studies History Sec Ed Composite Susan Joan Statkus History PoUtical Sci Sec Ed Marilyn Arleen Stephens History English Sec Ed Meave Virginia Stevens Corom Arts Composite & Journalism & English Sec Ed Sharon May Taylor Speech History Sec Ed Janice Maureen Thompson Corom Arts Composite None Sec Ed and English Marie Dolores Torres History Spanish Sec Ed Walter Armando Valdez Spanish Portuguese Sec Ed Robert Frank Vales Social Studies None Sec Ed Composite Carol Havens Van Den Avyle Art Education None Art Ed Ivan Claude Wright Art Education None Art Ed 10 171lJ,1J(~ ('MIL IdA.ub J40 ~MMid~ ,!'du~ar-~ -iG ·iv iIA Lc.ittM-~~ ------~------

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~ COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

B~lor of Science in Education

Major Minor Curric Viola Marsh Adams Elementary Education M\iSIC Educ El Ed Barbara Jo Allen Elementary Education MuStQ Educ El Ed Shirley Marie Larsen Anderson Business Education Economics Sec Ed )tCordelia M., Arellano Elementary Education Spanish El Ed ~ Sarah Bantham Berg Elementary Education Library Science El Ed James Delma Bizzell Elementary Education Sociology and El Ed Psychology Comp Sherrill Logan Block Elementary Education Speech El Ed Judy Constanta Boucher Elementary Education Music El Ed Susan Marie Buffington Elementary Education History El Ed Mary Tillotson Burt Business Education Art . Sec Ed Mary Harrell Campbell Elementary Education English El Ed Dorothy Vanceunebrock Casias Elementary Education Art Educ.ation El Ed Stephen Scott Clapper Elementary Education General Science El Ed Composite Judith Long D'Angelo Elementary Education German El Ed * Cynthia Kirkpatrick Denton Elementary Education Art Education E1 Ed David Oliver Edgington Chemistry Biology and Sec Ed Psychology Sharon Elizabeth Ellis Elementary Education Special Educ E1 Ed Patsy Anne Ellison Business Education English Sec Ed - Anthony J. Espinosa Elementary Education Special Educ El Ed Carolyn Ann Eyestone Business Education Psychology Sec Ed Barbara D y FitzGerald Elementary Education History El Ed Leslie Earl Fluke Life Science Composite None Sec Ed Lynda Slade Fowler Elementary.Education History El Ed Trinity Marie Futrell Business Educ~tion English Sec Ed Margaret Blair Gamble Elementary Education Home Economics El Ed Louis Antonio Gauna Life Science Composite Biology Boc Ed Judith Rice Graham Elementary Education Sociology El Ed Matilda Eaton Groeber Elementary Education History El Ed Betty Starbuck Groom Elementary Education History El Ed Vicki Dixon Gutierrez Elementary Education Chemistry El Ed Marie Alicia Haggard Elementary Education Music Educ E1 Ed Wendy Ellen Harris Elementary Education Art Education El Ed Bette Jean Heikkila Elementary Education Art Education El Id Susan Mary Jorqan Business Equcation History Sec Ed Linda Hull Kawalec Elementary' Education Art Education El Ed Deborah Leslie Kite Elementar~ Education Music Educ El Ed Corby allan Knight Life Science Composite None S",c Ed Barbara Ann Kronig Elementary Education Mathematics El Ed Carole pauia Loy Elementary Education Recreation El Ed Stella Armijo Lujan Business Education None Sec Ed ~red* William Mabry Business Education Economics Sec Ed ~,I\ ~!ary Louise Maes Elementary Education S~ecial Educ El Ed Dawn. Lpuise Cameron . , • Manni-ng Elementary Education History El Ed *1iJaiv didM~ 0:19• ,-. e.... Cert11~ed Candidates for Degrees, 1970 Ffll P~e 8

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor ot Science in Education (Continued)

Minor Currie -

Alice Priscilla Martinez Elementary Education Art Education El Ed Diana Lorraine Miera Business Education Home Economics Sec Ed *James Paul Miller, Jr. Elementary Education Social Studies El Ed Comp -¥ Ruth Elizabeth Moore Business Education None Sec Ed Nancy Breen Nunn Elementary Education Recreation El Ed Susan Jane O'Malley Elementary Education Dramatic Art El Ed Carol Angela Ortiz Business Education Special Educ Sec Ed Irene Elizabeth Perry Business Education Economics . Sec Ed Carmela John Raimondi Elementary Education Social Studit:s El Ed Composite Salvator~ James Raimondi Elementary Education Social Studies El Ed Composite Maxine Dunham Ross Elementary Education Home Economics E1 Ed Laura Kate Salkeld Elementary Education °Art Education El Ed Theresa Ann Smith Elementary Education Art Education El Ed Emma Rodriguez Sousa Elementary Education Spanish El Ed Richard James Stueber Biology r:nglish Sec Ed -)( Susan Mohn Theis I Elementary Education Home Economics El Ed Edward Thomas Velasquez Life Science Composite None Sec Ed Shirlee Gaskin Ward Elementary Education Early Childhood El Ed Education e Barbara Jean Williams Elementary Education physical Educ El Ed Donna Lee Williamson Business Education Speech Sec Ed Diana Lynn WOtcthen' Business Education Art Sec Ed Carolyn Harumi Yabumoto Elementary Education Early Childhood El Ed Education Julie Ann Yarasheski Elementary Education physical Educ El Ed Robert Wade Zarn Business Education History Sec Ed -tAudrey Estalee Zintz Elementary EducatioQ Bilingual Educ El Ed ~M~ry Elizabeth Zintz Elementary Education Bilingual Educ El Ed

Bachelor of Sctence ttl 'Hlealth aoo'- Phyj.!.c:::al ,~dDcation

Major Minor Currie Kvb1n Annette Carlson Health & Physical Educ None H&PE Jose Miguel Espinosa Healt.h & Physical Educ None H&PE Thomas Daigre Miller Health & Physical Educ Athletic H&PE coaching Michael Thomas Moyer Health & Physical Educ None H&PE Henry Louis Ortega Health & Physical Educ Athletic H&PE Coaching and Biology Carey Dean Sigler Healt~,& Physical Educ None H&PE Kathryn Mitchell Taccetta Real tho;. & Physical Educ Biology H&PE "*LVlii dt~U4L

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COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bachelor of Science in HOme Economics Education

Major liner Currie loni Tully Barrow Home Economics General H Ec Ed

.I Composite Mary Fifield Deans Home Economics None H Ec Ed Nancy Carol Finley Home Economics None H Ec Ed Janet Harrison Harris Home Economics Business Educ H Ec Ed Carmen Elizabeth Holden Home Economics General Science H Ec Ed Composite Judy Ann Johnson Home Economics English H Ec Ed Wendy Rita MCGovern Home Economics and None H Ec Ed Dietetics Rebecca Howard Shepard Home Economics General Science H Ec Ed Composite Susan Sydney Stowe Home Economics Business Educ H Ec Ed

Bachelor )f Science in Industrial rtrts EducatL.m

Major Minor Curr~~ "'dlt~r Scott Darr III Industrial Arts Mathematics Sec Ed George T. Fisher III Industrial Arts None Sec Ed • Hugh B. Gordon Industrial Arts None Sec Ed JessE:' Randel Keay Industrial Arts None Sec Ed David Ellwyn Ploor Industrial Arts None Sec Ed William Andrew Price Industrial Arts None Sec Ed Robert William Runge Industrial Arts None Sec Ed Jerry Lynn Teale Industrial Arts None Sec Ed Mabin Douglas Wenslay Industrial Arts None Sec Ed

Bachelor of Music Educat1un 'V"

Major ~ Curn,l:: Sharon (,iffin Counselman Music Education None Music Eo

Bachelor of Science in Physical Education t Major Minor Currie D. Michael McKeough Physical Education Biology PE Victor Leon Moore Physical Education None PE Susan Roberta Moorehouse Physical Education Sociology PE Judi Ann Nickerson Physical Education None PE' 021 Certi1ied CandLdates for Degrees, 1971 E~ll ~ Page 10

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Bach~lor vf art. in Recreation

Major t11nor Currie Richard Ellsworth Cooper Recreation NOne Recreatiun Karel Christyne Kavanaugh Recreation None Recreation John Theodore Larsen Recreation None Recreation Grace Marie Lingo Recreation None Recreation Richard Rudy Trujillo Recreation None' Recreation Charles Randal Wilkinson Recreation Biology Recreation

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Bachelor of Arts in Fine Arts

Major latharine Elicia Beebe Art Sue Ann Carpenter Drama tic Art Sarah Elizabeth Hagood Drama tic Art Loraine Shield Schoenfeld Art Margaret Ann Schneider Art

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Major Mary Louise Burnett Art Education Cynthia Linden Carlaw Art Richard John Degulis Art Lucille Felicia Dworsky Art Jean Koch Hawley Art Justine S. Kahn Dramatic Art ' ~ichard Joseph Lantz Art ; Terence Lee Nighbert Architecture Jeffrey Allan Russell Art @ Gregory Howard Snyder Art Merriam Leona Tufts Art Karol Diane Kania Walkington Art Education James Rudolph Willig Art Beverly Mosher Baumgardner ,Art Education Bach,elor of: Music

Kay Gill Shaffer Gail Angela Long

~cum ~a~df i_I).. ~r..L _ .--1-._ -*,wt.Vl~C 022 Certifled Candidates for D~grees, 1978 lall

COLLEGE OF FINE ARtS

Bachelor of Music Education

Thomas Jerome Kelly Elizabeth Rom~r Ottinger Virginia Elizabeth Moore

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

None

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SCIENCES

Bachelor of Business Administration

Concentration Harold John Rlchard Becker, Jr. Marketing Roger Charles Bell Industrial Administration Ronald William Chapman Industrial Administration Clifford Michael Chrissinger Industrial Administration ( Floyd R. Correa Industrial Administration Fra~ A. Cronican, Jr. Industrial Administration Thomas Cortice Franks Industrial Administration Richard Edwin Giles Marketing Robert G~ne Gilmore Marketing Michael John Glennon Accounting David Ernest Grebe General Business Geoffrey Elliott Griswold Industrial Administratlun Gerry Micheal Huber Industrial Administration James Clair Hulburt Industrial Administration Rudy Joe Jaramillo Marketing Ronald M. Knights Industrial Administratiun lhillip John Kubiak Industrial Administration Jeffrey Burns Martin Industrial Administration Daniel Joseph Mayfield Marketing Kevin Dennis Murphy Industrial Administratiun Stephen Dudley Nolan Marketing James Terrell Ray General Business David William Rea Industrial Administration Stanley David Regensberg Accounting Christopher Arthur Roybal Industrial Administration Charles Paul Schaefer General Business Francis Don Schreiber Industrial Administration 'loyd Leroy Segura Industrial 4dministration Steven Allan Seiden Marketing .-1f William A. Shrenk, Jr. ~usiness Administratlon Gilbert F. Silva Industrtal Administration , I • Gerald John Slaminski Industrial Administration Certified Candidates for negrees, 1970 Fall Pag,C'\ 12 023 SCHOOL OF BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATIVE SCIE~CES

Bachelor of Business Administration(Continu~d) Conc.mtration

Steve Daniel Stephens Indus:rial Administration Gary Arlen Tanner Finanee Gilbert Leon Thompson Industrial Administrati on Donald H. Umbrage Accounting Robert Louis Valentini Marketing David Leroy Vigil Finance Jose Florio Vigil Accountin~ -¥ Theodore James Vroman Industrial Administrati on David Jay Weir . Industrial Administration Waymon Carl Whittemore Industrial Administration COLLEGE OF NURSING Bachelor of Science in Nursing Susan Ann Simons Ganstrom Clara Anne Tessman Dorothy Matthews Hughes Diana Lupton Wakashige Nancy Hedges Ryckman UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Bachelor of University Studies Charles Orrmond Atwood Thomas William McCollum Marion Corke Bailey James Edward McCreight Roger Alan Bargas Katherine Meadow Robert Roland Becker ~Terry Ryan Meier Gordon Kent Benson, Jr. Robert Ray Mhoon Martin Howard Boikess Stuart Alan Murray George Douglas Browning II Martha Hill Nufer B~uce MacGregor Burwell Frank Leroy Otero James William Busse Ernest Julian Padilla Drusilla Dean Arthur Campbell Daniel John Panebouef Scott G. Cary John Robert Pautsch, Jr. Bob Alfred Christianson Ted Grant Pennington Janice Elaine Clancy Cynthia Kay Pettey Douglas James Crandall Richard Horton Presley Kristi Allen Crownover William Hanlon Putman John Paul Degner Gregory Allen Ramsey Charles Edward Dyer Margaret Louise Reed Virginia Kean Edwards Allen Bernard Shlaer Joan Konopak Eng John Michael Sivinski Katherine McArthur Enns Orlando Stevens Mary Beth Frankenfeld Stephen Stillman Carmen Linda Gonzales Norma Bye Stoumbis Clari.~¢ Campbell Girdner Dennis Martan Styrsky Lawre~ce Damon Gore Thomas Charles Taylor William Lewis Hibbs Christopher, Vale James David Johnson -## Charles L. Weaver Robert Charles Kellner, Jr. Thomas Wilson Wolfe Karen Anne Kolins __ J J. Mary Katharine Wright Gerald Anthony Koury Edmund Joseph Lang tJiIJ6 ~u:t:L-4t Mary Catherine Langley * Frances Vargas Lantz -i# <£itWad

SCHOOL OF LAB a~ Juris Doctor

Graham Edward Evans James Browning Mulcock, Jr. Vincent Lee Knight Edward Reed Ziegler Artnur David Melendres

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Doctor of Medicine

None

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Arts

Major Constance Lee Adam Latin American Studies Mary Innis Archer Guidance Benjamin Baca Special Education Joseph C. Baillio French Nan Baptisti Spanish Sue Anne Baranchik Spanish Jerry Montgomery Barker Art Education • Burl Vance Beene English William Michael Beneke Psychology Judith Gayle Booth Art Nancy Trigg Brown Guidance Walter Bayly Buck, Jr. History Betty Moore Burford Speech Nary Jean Burns Spanish Ray Lee Caldwell Political Science Sam Abbott Carnes, Jr. Political Science John Orlando Chavez Spanish Gregory C. Cleveland Anthropology Barbara Burruss Clute Special Education William Guard Craig Guidance Jane Adele Anderson Denish Elementary Education John Morley Dessauer Anthropology Wilfred Eriacho, Sr. Art Education Susan Jane Farrington Latin American Studies William Eugene Francis Educational Administration Benjamin Garcia Guidance Luther Clemente Garcia Guidance John Thomas Golden Spanish Harold Leon Gordon Anthropology Betty A. Smith Humble Elementary Education ~Margaret Glean Johnson English Helen Ostrander Johnson Ele~entary Education .025

Certified Candidates for Degrees, 1970 Fall

GRADUATE SCHOOl

Master of Arts (Continued)

Major Oren William Key French Harry Clinton Linneman hychology Jose Orlando Lobato Guidance Jack Armand Martines Latin American Studies Mary Elizabeth McDonald English Edward Alan Merz Guidance Susan Beth Miller Political Science Edward Jack Mulkey MathelIll!ltics Carolyn Thompson Parrish Secondary Education William Hickman Pickens History Juan Estanislao Portorreal-Gonzalez Educational Administration William B. Pringle Guidance William Henry Prior History Jamal Henry Daniel Pritchard English Suzanne Latreece Ralls Special Education Patricia Gonzales Sacoman Secondary Education Thomas Joshua Sager Mathematics ~ana Louise Parrish Santamaria Latin American Studies David Schers Latin American Studies Jnell Mitchell Schroeder Elementary Education Franz Sensano Urdininea Educational Administration Kermita Carole Wood Smith French Lois E. Wood Starkey Elementary Education John Sherrod Taylor History Henry Evans Thomas IV Latin American Studies Anthony Steve Tiano Speech Guillermo Trejo-Mejia Spanish Howard Trusch Philosophy Lucille Berg Tucker Elementary Education Robert Kenneth Vierra Anthropology DeVere Ercanbrack Walker Educational Administration Fay Marion Weber Guidance Harriet Urban White Secondary Education Belva Wiggins Whitfield Speech Alice Mauck Wood Elementary Education

Master of Science '1'.l ~ Major Thomas Curtis Adams Physics Richard Hugh Allen Civil Engineering Ward .illiam Arendt Geology Plaban Kumar Bagchi Civil Engineering ·1

Certified C60didates for Degrees, 1970 Fall

- GRADUATE SCHOOL e Master of Science (Continued)

Paul Randall Barnes Electrical Engineering ,teter Allen Betz Electrical Engineering ~arles Leroy Braun Mechanical Engineering AlariLee Brooks Mechanical Engineering Clarence David Brown Health Education James Douglas Causey Geology Chen-Chi Peter Chang Electrical Engineering Paul E. Christensen Mechanical Engineering David Richard Cobb Civil Engineering Douglas Wakefield Ctoucher Nuclear Engineering John Lewis Darling Biology Romeo DeLiberis Physics Arun Kumar D1:tG~an Mechanical Engineering Benjamin Lloyd Dow, Jr. Nuclear Engineering Alan Lee Dudley Physics John Nelson Edwards Mechanical Engineering Thomas Robert Ferguson Physics John Elliott Hill Biology Carroll F. Partee Holbrook . Physical Eduaation obert Spencer Hotchkiss Mechanical Engineering ~licia Ann Jeung Biology Raymond Jeffery Laurence. Jr. Mechanical Engineering David Alan Linton Physics Harold Gene Longbotham Physics William Douglas Love Electrical Engineering Paul Anthony Lovoi Physics Vinodrai A. Mithani Nuclear Engineering Mani Natarajan Chemical Engineering Marshall Lee Pendergrass Nuclear Engineering Gholamrez.~ Razeghi Electrical Engineering James Hugh Suttle Mechanical Engineering Roger William Tallon Electrical Engineering Dimitri I. Vitkoff Physics Merl~n ~

Master of Arts in Teaching Business Subjects r .t~"

~ Major Sue Ann Soellers Business Subjects Certified Candidates for Degrees) Fall 197t Paa~ 16

GRADUATE SCHOOL

Master of Arts in Teaching Home Economics

Allie Belle Loomis

Master of Arts in Teaching Science ..

Demosthenes Stephen Metarelis 1/

Master of Business Administration

Jamieson K. Deuel Gerald Edward Gerken Ronald Lee Halvorson Frederick Arnold Leckman Donald Louis Mackel William Allan McManus Daniel Ormond Morehouse Paul William Onstad

Doctor of Education

Major Benedict Emanuel Coren Curriculum and Instruction Stephen Grant Hess Administration and Supervision William D. Smith Curriculum and Inst~uction

Doctor of Philosophy

Major Margaret Eleanor Ackerman Chemistry Sarah Lee M~yer Christiansen Mathematics Howard James Clifford Chemistry Bobby Gene Coggins Education: Curriculum and Instruction Jerry Wilson Cooney History ~ , "". ,C~rtified Candidates for Degrees, 1970 Fall

\"",., GRADUATE SCHOOl.

Doctor of Philosophy (Continued) _.

}1ajor Richard Thomas Fink Psychology James Lee Forsythe History Joan Fain Gusinow Psychology Joel Casey Hancock Romance Languages Randall George Hansis History Stuart Fleming Hayes Physics Kermit F. Henriksen Psychology Alice Biernoff Hiat Psychology' Royal Gale Jackson Education: Curriculum and Instruction James Francis Kanipe Civil Engineering John Conrad Krenetsky Biology Marvin Mansfield Lomax , l History Wilson Luciano Education: Pupil Personnel Services Linda Ann McKee History Janis North Biology Christopher Nye American Studies Walter Carl Oliver '1, Romance Languages Louis A. P~rez, Jr. History Donald Keith Quiring Mathematics Walter John Roth Mathematics Robert Dodd Russell Mathematics Ronald William Shaffer' Psychology • Surendra Pratap Singh Biology Walter Dale Spall Chemistry Jon Michael Tolman' Romance Languages William Morrow Turner Geology Anthony F. Veneruso Electrical Engineering Chien-Sung Wu Education: Foundation of Education

.. Note being taken Qf the fact that Mr. Roberts' son was receiv ing a Bachelor of Arts-degree, it was moved by Mr. Roberts, seconded by Mrs. Mapel, that the Regents confirm their approval of the fore going ,list. Carried. ****** It was moved by Mr. Ortega, seconded by Mr. Replacements on Roberts, that subject to approval by the respec- University tive bodies of student government the Regents Governance approve the following,replacements on the Committee Committee on University Governance: As undergraduate representatives, Albert Chavez, Pamela Powell, and John McNerney for Ron Curry, William Pickens, and Carol Lazorik; as graduate student representatives, James O'Neil and Kathleen McNerney for Roy D. Caton and James B. Mulcock~ Jr. Carried. ****** 029

Authorization to, It was moved by Mr. Ortega, seconded by Mrs. Negot,iate. .1.971::-72 Mapel, that President Heady be authorized to Faculty ahd staff negotiate faculty and staff contracts for Cbh'tra'c'ts the 1971-72 academic year. Carried.

****** Request by city to Mr. Perovich informed the Regents that the Enter Sports city of Albuquerque had requested permission to Stadium,Parking use University land for the purpose of entering Area a parking area overlooking the Albuquerque Sports Stadium.

It being noted that the City will relinquish such use upon written advance notice of 90 days, that curb cuts would be restored, if desired, to their original state, and that any and all expense would be borne by the city, it was moved by Mr. Wolf, seconded by Mr. Ortega, that the City be given a license for the ,requested use of University land. Carried. ,******

Proposal Concern-At the February meeting, an item concerning ing Academic the academic freedom of graduate, teaching, re- Freedom of· search, and special assistants was tabled in order Assistants that the two new Regents might have an opportunity to participate in the discussion. Accordingly, ... the item was re-introduced, with Professor Prouse .' (chairman of the Faculty Policy Committee), Professor Davis (chairman of the Academic Freedom and Tenure Committe~, and Mr. Hansen (president of the Graduate Stuqent Association) on hand to assist in the presentation and ,to answer questions. President Heady explained that the role of assistants has experienced considerable growth at institutions of higher learning and that very little has been done, in comparison with faculty members, to protect their rights as teachers. He noted that the A.A.U.P. has done little in this regard thus far, so the present proposal by the University is'a pioneering venture. Pointing out that the case two years ago involving two teaching assistants found the University with no guidelines, he emphasized the need 'for a policy and recommended adoption of the proposal presently before the Board. It was noted further that the University Faculty gave its approval on January 12, 1971.

After considerable discussion, a need for more time to study the proposal was expressed by Mr. Roberts and Mr. Horn, and it was moved by Mr. Wolf, seconded by Mr. Ortega, that the matter be tabled,until the next meeting. Carried. It was also agreed that in the interim there should be an informal meeting of the Regents, Professors Prouse and Davis, Mr. Hansen, President Heady, and others for full discussion of the proposal. ****** • ~~-(;~ft.1 . p. " ",.,

·Professor Frederick M. Hart was introduced Faculty contracts; to the Regents as dean-elect of the School of Law, Dean-elect Hart succeeding Dean Christopher who is resigning at the end of the academic year to accept appointment as dean of the University of Alabama Law School.

Additional faculty and administrative contracts, leav.es, resig nations, and retirements were presented to the Regents as follows:

THE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO DATE: Harch 8, 1971 .. To: The Reg~nts of the tJi1i versity of New Mexico

FROM: Ferrel Heady, President

SUBJECT: Addendum, List oi Contracts

Reco~~endation: Thatthe Regents approve the following contract:

Frederick M. Hart, Dean of the School of Law, $ 31,500 Professor of Law (12 mo., 1971-72)

Born December 5, 1929 in Flushing, New York; married, eight children. Education: B.S., Georgetown Un'iveTsity, 1951; LL.B., Georgetown University, 19S5; LL.M., New York University, 1956; J.S.D.;', New York University, 1966. Military Service: U.S. Air Force, 1951-53. Professiona) Experience: Professor of Law/ liNM, 1966--; Director, Special Scholarship Program in Law for American 'Indians, UN~i, 1967-71; Director, Indian Law ,Center, liNN, 1968-70; Associate Professor of Law, Boston College Law School, 1961-62 and Professor 1962-66; Professor of Law, Albany Law School, Union Uniyersity, 19~9-6l. Publi~ations: Numerous professiona.'l viorks, including l~i1.flual .SuE.~~~ of !v1assachuse_tts ~aw, chapters on "Cont.racts" in Vols. 8, 9, 10, and II, published by Little Brown/ Boston; Collier on Bankruptcv I RecomDi1ation ',Editor of Vols .. 1, 2, 3; Consumer Credit HandboOk (;vith lhllier) and Forms and Proce_?ure_~..Unde'r the. Ur:i'ifoY:"Dl Corrm1ercialCode(w'ith Williei:-) published by Matthew Behder, Albany. -25- 031

Ma.rch 8, 1971

TO: The Regents of the Un.i versity of New Mexico

FROM: Ferrel Heady, President

SUBJEC'r: Contracts, Leaves, Resignations, and Retirements

Recommendation ~ That. the Regent:s approve the con1:racts, leaves, resignations, and retirements list.ed below:

I. CONTRACTS·

A. Faculty, Libl"ary_~ AO.!Tlinistrative Personnel ( 1970--71:

Abbink, Charlotte R. Assistant Instructor in Nursing $ 3,700.00 (st 2/1/71) (Semester II) ,(4~ months)

Bakas, John S. Coordinator of Orientation and 3 r 637.50 (s·t 2/4/71) Advisement (Office of the Vice (4 months I President for Student Affairs) 17 days)

Bernal, Elias R. Secondary School Adminis·tration 7,250.00 (st 1/1/71) Specialist, Colombia Project (6 months)

Braun, Arlo D. Visiting Lecturer in Architecture 4,000.00 (st 2/1/71) (2 months)

Brown, Susanne Bradley Instructor in Cownunity Medicine, 4,450.00 (st 1/1/71) Instructor in Pediatrics ('remp) (6 months)

Dill, Marqaret Rasmussen Instructor in Elementary 3,500.00 (st, 2/15/71) Education ('l'emporary) S8m II ( 4!z InonthsJ

Han~bury, Elizabeth Research Associate in Biochemistry 3,619.·05 (st 1/19/71) (5!z months)

Hanson, Mary Ellen Assistant Acquisition Librarian, 3,250.00 (st 2/1/71) Instructor in Librarianship (-5 months)

Hodges, Dennis A. Assis"tant. Basket..:.ball Coach 4,583.30 (st 2/1/71) (5 months)

Kaye, Gerard Ernest Inst.r.uctor in History, Gallup 5,700.00 (st 2/1/71) Branch (travel allowance incl) (4!z months)

Knapp, Bess Chen Assistant General Reference 3,250.00 (st 2/1/71) Librarian, Instructor in Librarian-(S months) ship

Hyder r Charles L. Lecturer in Astronomy, 8em II none .. 7"~'~:- :; • -26- Re~ents' Meeting, 3-8-71 ,0'32 2

Sandoval" A~ David Assistant Professor of ~conomics none (st 2/1/71) (Mr. Sandoval is Head of the added Research Division of the Bureau of Business research~ academic rank was awarded effective 2/1/71.)

Tully, Susan Balsley Instructor in Pediatrics 8,000.00 (st 1/1/71) (6 months)

Wall, Francis J. Adjunct Asffis~ant Professor of 5,000.00 (st 1/1/71) Community Medicine (6 months)

Bo Revised Faculty Contracts (1970-711:

Cox, Barbara D. Assistant Social Science Librarian, 7,800.00 Instructor in Librarianship " (12 months) (New title only effective 2/1/71)

Cronin, Richard J. Instructor in Medicine 11,666.60 (Change from temporary, no- (5 3/4 mos.) salary status to regular faculty.)

Grannemann, Wayne W. Professor of Electtical Engr. & 9,700.00 ! Computer Science (4!z months) (Revised to delete directorship of the Bureau of Engineering Research)

Houghton, Arthur v. Director of the Bureau of Engirieer- 7,838.91 ing Research, Assistant Dean of (5 months) the Graduate School, Professor of Mechanical Engineering (New title and responsibilities effective 2/1/71)

Rakolta, George Assistant Professor of Orthopaedics 10,833 ... 30 (Change of starting date from (5 months) March to February.)

Stoumbis, George C. Administ.ration & Management Special-2i, 726.07' ist/Chie f of Party, Brazil Project ~ (12 mon"lhs) Associate Prof. of Secondary Educ. (New position & ~alary, effective 1/25/71)

Swearengin, Zee M. (Van Hoose) Instructor in Special 2,250.00 Education (Part-time) (4!z months) (Revised to change from full-time position to part-time.) -27-

Reger-its I Meeting, 3-8-71 023 3

C. Supplemental Facul·ty Cont.racts (197Q-711.:

Campbell, John M. Acting'Director of the Ma},.owell none M.m,eulTl of Anthropology (effective added 2/1/71)

Zink, Lee B. Associate Professor of Economics none (effective 2/1/71) added

D. New Faculty, 1971-72:

Gregory, Peter Professor of Economics 19,000.00 (s·t 8/23/71)

Born September 29, 1924 in New York; married, two children. Educatio_ll: B.A., Ohio Wesleyan University, 1948; Ph.D., Harvard University, 1957; Ford Founda tion Fellow, Inst. of Basic Mathematics for Applica· tion to Business, Harvard Business School, 1959-60. Recent Professional Expyrience: Associate Professor of Economics, U. of Minnesota, 1964-71; Assistant Professor of Economics, University of Minnesota, 1958-64; Visiting Associate Professo~ Cornell Univ.,

NY State SchoOl of Industrial and Labor Relations p 1962-64. Publications: Seven, plus four book reviews; published in the U.S.~ Chil~, and Puerto Rico •. Repearch in P~2~~~: Evolution of the Industrial Labor Harket in Japan; and Irnpaci: of Public Policy on Wages and Income Distribution in Brazill 1959-69.

Heist l Jeremy William Assistant Professor of English (st 8/23/71)

Born March 13, 1945 in Davenport, Iowa; married. Education: BA, Harvard College, 1967; Ph.D. (English) Washington University, St Louis, Expected 1971. Recent Professional Experience: Teaching Assis·tant in Freshman English, Washington Univ., 1968-71. Publications: Two articles of fiction and two music reviews. Dissertatio~Tapis:.: "'l'he S,ense

of Place in Faulkner 's Novt?ls. II Fields ...9LSpecial I nteJ':...es·t : the Modern Period, 1880 to preser:.t; 19th c. English and Americanj creative writing; popular culture; cinema;' genre cou,rses in the novel and lyric poe'try. \' 1-)- ..~,~. f/:..· ..... • ,-. .,.,. :'J.,

i ..' - 28;1'3/.J9 R~gents' Meeting, 3-8-71 \...:J, ~ 4

Hightower, John Murmanh.,;. Associ~t~ Professor of 16,000.00 (st 8/23/71) " JournaiisJ11

Born September 17, 1909 in Coal Creek, Tennessee; ~arriedl three children. Education: Two years at the University of Tennessee, 1927-9. Recent Pro fessional Experience: Copy Editor and Staff Writer,

The Associated Press, 1936-71 1 Washington, D.C. Journalistic Honors: Pulitzer Prize l Sigma Delta Chi Award, Raymond Clapper aVJard l Overseas Press Club citation 1 American Aca.demy of l-\.chievement award for Washington Correspondence. pther professional activi-ties: Panel }1ember 1 Heet the Press radio and TV interview'programs l periodically since 1946.

Huaco, George A. Professor of Sociology 18,000.00 (st 8/23/71)

Born December 21, 1927 in Oakland, California; married 1 two children. Education: B.A. (Philosophy) Univ. of Calif. 1 BerkeleYI 1954; M.A. (Film and

jTheatre Arts) Univ. of Calif. 1 Los Angeles, 1959;

IPh.D. (Sociology) Univ. of Calif. 1 Berkeley, 1963.

IMilit.ary Service: U. S. l'.,rmy QMC 1 1954-56 1 mostly in iFrance. .Recent Prof~ssional Experience_: Associate !Professor of Sociology, State Univ. of New York at !Buffalo, 1969-71; Assistant Professor of SociologYI i Yale University, 196,4",:"69.. Publications: The J.l~1. Sociology of. .film (Basic Books, Inc., NY 1 1965); 'six journal articles. Fields of Special Interest: Sociological Theory, Sociology of Literature, Sociology of Knowledge 1 Research on the contemporary Latin American novel, Sociology of Film Art.

Jones, David Richard Assistant Professor of English 12,000 (st 8/23/71)

Born March 20, 1942 in Iowa; married, one child. Education: B.A. (English) Northwestern University, 1964; M.A. (1966) and Ph.D. (1968) in English l both from Princeton University. Recent Professional Exp: Assistant Professor of English and Humanities, Univ. of Chicago, 1968-71; taught Freshman Humanities at Princeton, 1964 and 1967.' Two articles published. fields of ~p..5:cial Interest: Contemporary poetry, prose, drama; works of W. B. Yeats. -29- H.egents' Meeting, 3-8-71 5 035

Morrison~ Donald Ross Professor of Mathematics and 24,000.00 (st 8/23/71) Computing Science

Born May 3, 1922 in Tacoma, Washington; married, three children. Educ9tioIl: B.E. (General Science, Education) Northern Illinois State Teachers College, 1942; M.S. University of Wisconsin, 1947; Ph.D. (Math) University of Wisconsin, 19500 ~ilitarv, Ser'vjc~: U. S. Navy active duty, 1942-45; U.S. Naval Reserve 1942-to date. Recent !,rofel?_sional_E~~i_~Il~: Systems Analyst, .Sandia C-orp. , 1955-71, a joint: appoint.ment with UNM (l/S-time) since 1967~ Assistant Professor, T~lane University, 1950-54. Eublication~: Eight publications in professional journals" 1955-1969. .f~ld C?:f Special Interest: Computer Science.

Newhall, Beaumont Visit:ing ProfesE')or of Art 20,000.00 (st 8/23/71)

Rabinowitz, Howard N. Instructor in History 10,100.00 (s·t 8/23/71)

Siemers, Charles T. Assistant Professor of Geology 11,200.00 (st 8/23/71)

Born August 30, 1944 in Lodi, California: married, one child. Education: B.S. (Geology) Oregon State University, I966;--Pl1~~D. tin process) Indiana Univ. Recent Professional Ex}::er:L~.n.~: Lect,urer in Geology, Indiana University. Northwest, Gary; Indiana, at present; previously was Teaching Assistant at Indiana Univ. and Instructor at that university's Marine Science Course given at Florida Keys in the summer of 1969. Diss(:l:c!:.a·ti(~I.L'l'opi.c:..: Environmental Evolution and Paleoecological Reconstruction of an Ancient Shoreline Complex in the Upper Part of the Dakota Formation, Central Kansas.

Simonson, Donald Grant l\ssistard::. Professor of Business 14,000.00 (st 8/23/71) and Administrat.ive Sciences

Born August 13, 1933 in Chicz:l.go, Illinois i mar:cied, one child. EduC':l.!-..li2~: B.S.C.B. (Civil Engineering) University of Illinois, 1956; H.S.L1L (Industrial Administration) Purdue Univer8ity i Ph. D. (in process) Uni\Tersity of Michigan, (Business Administ.rat:ion) Hili·tary Service: u.s. l\rmy 1961-62 am 1957. Recent prof(:'lssional Experienc~=- Teaching FellO'v} / Univ-=--'~ lvlichigan, 1970; Project Ivla.nager, Habil. oil Corp., 1964-68. publicat:i~?r:_: "Innovations in the Economics of Project Investment" Bureau of Business Re:::.;earch, Univ. of r-hchigan. F'~eld~'2._L_§B_~~_i~':.l I.!?:.ter_est;.= Corporation Finance and Financial Economics. .. /', 'Regents I Meet.ing, 3-8-71 -30- , 6

E. Teaching Assistant Contracts

Baptiste, Nan M&~l Languages, SemII 100.00

Brown, Lela Joan Secondary Education, Sem II 2,400.00

Catherine, Chantal English, ~-time, Sem II 700.00

Gladney, Margaret R. English, Sem II 1,400.00

Moore, Anna I. Anthropology, Sem II 1,400.00

Oliker, James Michael English, Sem II 1,400.00

Rhodes, Robert English, Sem II 1,400.00

Sack;ett, Joe F. Secondary Education, 8em II 700.00

Shrubsall, Wayne G. English, 8em II 1,400.00

Sims, Darcie D. Secondary Education, Sem II 700.00

Sullo, Theresa M. Secondary Education, Sem II 700.00

Wallace, Margaret A. Secondary.Education, Sem II 700.00

.E.:__ Supplemental rreachinq l:'ssistantC~E!.£acts:

Beer, David English 250.00

Cochran, Carol English 250.00

Girgus, Samuel B. English 250.00

Held, Leonard English 125.00

Igel, Regina. .H&Cl Languages

Lane, Daryl English 250.00

Mandlove, Nance M&Cl Languages 2,100.00

Marchino, Lois E;nglish 250.00

McPheron, William English 125.00

Symes, Dal English 250.00

Till, David English 250.00

. Wood, Robert English Regents' Meeting; 3-8-71 -31- 037 7

II. NEW PART-TIME FACUL'l'Y (Sem8ster II, 1970--71)

. Anderson, Wilma Ruth Instructor in Speech 800.00

Arquette, Lois Duncan Visiting Instructor in 1,000.00 Journalism Berch, Daniel Bruce Assistant Professor of 2,500.00 Educational Foundation Bolton, James Lecturer in Art 1,200.00

Brown, Adolph Instructor i'n' Dental Pgms. 400.00

Cadwallader, James K. Adjunct Instructor in 1,150.00 English, Holloman Clouser, William S. Adjunct Professor of Mech. 792.00 Engr., Los Alamos Grad. Div. Clurman, Irene Instruct.or in French, Gallup 500.00

Cooper, Rene V. Lecturer in Business Admin, 1,150000, Holloman Claymore, Tom ~~n. Visiting Prof. of Native Amer. 700.00

I Studies (Educ. Fdns.) 'Csanyi, Attila Pal Instructor in Educational 3,000.00 Foundat.ions Finger I LTohn T. Adjunct Pm fessor of CiviI 1 ,200.00 Engineering Fitzpatrick, Mildred G. Adjunct Prof. of Elementary 600.00 Education G~rken, Gerald E. Visiting Lecturer in Business 3,000.00 & Admin. Sciences Gordon, Harold Leon Instructor in Anthropology, 750.00 Gallup Haltom, Felix Tucker Instructor in Dental Programs 720.00

Hannah, Raymond C. Instructor in Secondary Edub. 700.00

Hunt, Hichael J. Instructor in Dental Programs 588.00

Jefferson, Robert M. Adjunct Professor of Nuclear 1,100.00

King, Thurston Adjunct Instructor in Elec. 383.00 Engineering, Holloman Lee, Raymond Instructor in Navajo, Gallup 360.00

Matwiyoff, Nicholas A. Adjunct Professor of Chemistry, 792.00 Los Alamos Graduate Div. McCrossen, Eric Thor Visiting Instructor in 1,000.00 Journalism Moore, Roger H. Adjunct Professor of Math, 1,056.00 L00 Alamos Graduate Division Olson, Elinor A.K. Instruct.or in Secondary Ed. 2,100.00 _

Patino, Mary Kay Instructor in Special Education 1,500.00 {):lS Regents' Meeting, 3-8-71 -32- 8

Quiring, Donald Keith Inst.ry.lctor in Math & Stat 1,600.00 .. . Ralston, Billy Jack Adjunct Professor in Elec 900.00 Engr and Computer Science Reed, Richard Lee Visiting Lecturer in Business 1,000.00 & Admin Sciences Rothman, Torsten Adjunct Professor of Civil 900.00 Engineering Salaz,Ruben Dario Instructor in History, Chicano 700.00 Studies Program . Sullivan, John A. Adjunct Professor of Mech Engr, 792.00 Los ·Alamos Graduate Div.

III. LEAVES

Anderson, Robert E., Professor of Pathology, and Chairman of the Dept. of Pathology requests: Sabbatical Leave, 1971-72: 6/l/7l~l/30/72 at full pay, to work in the laboratory of Jacques F'.A.P. Miller, MD, PhD, Chairman, Experimental Pathology Unit, The Walter and Eliza Hall Insti"tute of Medical Research in ~'J1elbourne, Australia. Dr. Mi ller is an internationally recognized authority on the thymus, particularly with respect to thymus dependent. :i.mmune mechanisms. Very little work had been done in this area and he feels that it will have particular relevance to the investigation of the biomedical applications of pi negative mesons.

Borrego, John G., Assistant Professor of Architecture, requests:

Leave Without Pay, 1971-72 academic year, to begin a PhD program in the College of Environmental Design, University of California (Berkeley.) A minimum of a year's course work and research will be required before starting on a dissertation.

Davis, Jeffrey R~, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, requests~

Sabbatical Leave, 1971-72, Semester II, at full pay, to put his complex function ·theory notes into book form. Secondly, and most important to him, time to develop new research interests to broaden his areas of specialization. Regents' Meeting, 3-8-71 -33- 0,39 9

DeVolder, Arthur L., Technical Services Librarian, Associate . Professor of Libra.rianship, reques·ts:. Sabbatical Leave ¢l.urinCLJ~.97 ];:,.-7 2: l/]-I.J.2~:- 6/30/72 at full pa;.L, to complete a project which has bec:n underway for several years of a defini·tive biographical and bibliographical study of Guadalupe Victoria, first President of Mexico. A second project is a study of new selection and gathering plans and collection building in selected ac~demic libraries. The purpose of this project would be to review and evaluate plans under-taken by o·ther libraries of equivalenJc size and student: enrollment.

Eichorn, Ronald R., Assistant Professor of Architecture, requests:

Leave ViTi thou·t Pay, . 1971-} 2 academic v(o~ar f to devote more time to architectural practice and to continue certain research on problem solving with Synectics, Inc., in Cambridge, Massachusetts.

Grannemann, Wayne W., Professor of Electrical Engineering, reques·ts:

Sabbatics:l Leave I 1971-72 academic ye2.1.:.r f ai: 2/3 pay, in pddit.ion to 1/3 salary from his re:3ea-rch contracts r to \-,1ri te a number of scientific articles for journal publication and b) write some class Hot es roJ.' -r.:wo of his classes. At present there is almost no material t.aught on field effect transistors. These class notes will keep the present bipolar transistor theory and technology arid introduce th~ latest material on the field effect transistors.

Hansen, Lee D., Associate Professor of Chemistry, requests:

Leave Without Pay! 1971-72 academic year, to study nitrogen fixation and ·thermodynamics of living systems as well as his current specialty. He plans to spend periods of time at the University of Lethbridge in Canada, at Charles F. Kettering Research Laboratory in Ohio, and at University of Miami School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences. Professor Hansen holds a Career Development Grant.

Holland, Joanne, Associate Professor of English, requests:

Sabbatical Leave! }.971-7 2 academic y"'c:ar! at 2/3 pay, ·to"WOrk in the Bodleian Library in Oxford, England, and to finish her book on the relationship betweerl myth and history in Spenser I s :~!le Faeri'::. .9ueene. "I ' ... ' " Regents' Meeti~gl 3-8-71 -34- 10

J'u I Frederick D. I Professor of· Mechanical Engineering, requests:

Sabbatical L~ave, 1971-72 academic year, at 2/3 pay,.' to spend that time at the Engineering Science Research Center sponsored by the Provincial Cheng Kung University of China. During this period he proposes to devote most of his effort to studying Chinese educational programs in Engineering Mechanics, particularly at the graduate level and particularly at Cheng Kung University. The in~ tent of this study 'would be to produ.ce recommendations for improvement in graduate training in this area.

Philips/Thomas, Professor of Music/ requests:

Sabbatical Leave, 1971-72/ Seme~ter II at 2/3 pay, to make a study of opera (or any fO~TI of musical theatre)

in the medium of television r and to compi.le for publica tion a Manual for Television Opera Production. He intends to work with NET Opera, New York; CBC Opera, Toronto; and the BBC, London, studying their innovations in order to make them available to local and regional opera producers fin the form of the aforementioned Manual. I' I : iRichards/ Charles Gilbert/ Associate Professor of Mechanical ; Engineering, requests: !§abbatical Leave/ 1971-72 academic year, at 2/3 pay, to increase his compe·tence and expand his capabilities in ithe areas of fluid mechanics and numerical techniques by

studying and working in these areas r thus enabling him to strengthen the courses which he teaches and to give him a wider viewpoint which would benefit his dep::l.rtment and the University/ as well as himself.

Senescu, Robert A., Professor of psychiatry and Chairman of the Department of Psychiatry, reqtiests: Sabbatical Leave/ 1971-72: 7/1/71 - 6/30/72 r at 2/3 pay, to study various aspects of the health care delivery system, particularly those relating to the delivery of mental health care; specifically, (1) factors affecting the integration (or lack of it)' of psychological factors into presumably comprehensive health care systems, (2) the educa tion.and utilization of newer types of health care personnel, particularly tho~e subsumed under the heading of new career ists, and (3) how universities, medical schools and their departments of psychiatry are educating professionals ·to par ticipate in such progrillTIs. Most likely, he will spend some time \-Ji th the National Instit:ute of Mental Health and three months in Euro.rle, based largely in Grea't Britain, to obt,ain a first-hand look at how nationalized health systems are dealing with the areas of his interest. 04:1 Regents' Meeting, 3-8-7.1 -35- 11

Thorson, James L., Associate Professor of English, requests:

.Sabbatical Lea':-T(':; t ;L~21:..11.-~g_adelT~Tear..L __ at 2/3 pay, to work on h.is researd-, project--a study of the "Jorks of Samuel Butler and Jona·than Swift--thus encouraging his professional growth and increasing 11is competence as a faculty member. He intends to excuuine the manu!3cript material now in the I<.osenbach Foundation in Philadelphia and the manuscripts in the British Museum.

Vogel t Albert W., Associate professor of Educational Foundations and Chairman of the Dept., requests: SabR.atical. Leave, 19?1-7.1, Semes!:eL~..L....-i~t fU.l.L pa'lt to do research in Scotland t probably at the University of Edinburgh t on the educational innovations taking place in Great Brit.ain 'ivherethey deal with the economic variable ra"t.her than the ethnic variable \vhich seems to be most im portant in the United States.

IV. EESIGNATIONS Eff. Date: i i Instructor in Neurology 2/28/71

Bes~. Anita Allen Serials Cataloger, Instructor 3/10/7l ! in Librarianship Brinker t Jerry E. Assistant Professor of Pathology 1/10/71 McKinneYt Christa Lecturer in Medicine 2/12/71

Nakai t George S. Assistant Professor of Medicine 3/31/71

Nye t l'Jilliam B.R. Assistant Professor of Medicine 3/1/71

Young t Amy Yiu-mei (Kwong) Assist. Scif:~n.ce and Engr. 2/28/71 Librarian, Instructor in Librarianship Zimmerman, Louise R. Instructor in Nursing 6/30/71

v. RETIREr·1ENTS

Passmore, Alice A. Salad Helper, La Posada Dining 7/1/71 Ha11 Smothers, Spencer D. Automotive Supervisor t Physical 10/1/71 Plant . Tatschl, John Professor of Art 6/30/71

'iiVynn t Dudley Director of the General Honors 6/30/71 Pro~Jr;Jjn and Undergraduate Seminar Progrmrt, Professor of English 042

Upon recommendation of President Heady, -it was moved-by-Mr. Ortega, seconded-by-Mrs.:·Mapel, .. that··the above contracts, leaves, resignations, and retirements, as well'as the appointment of Dean Hart, be approved. Carried. ****** Dr. Smith informed the Regents that, with Amendment to Park the approval of. the Campus Planning. Committee, ing and Traffic 98 parking meters have been installed in loca Regulations tions most needed for visitors·. and intended mainly for their use. In a related move, he said, the signs on the Faculty-Staff lots have been revised to read, "Faculty-Staff Parking Only." Dr. Smith said that in order to complete the. change it is now desirable to delete from the "Re vised Campus Parking and Traffic Regulations," approved by the Regents. last summer, Paragraph C4 of Part II, reading as follows:

4. VISITORS.' Occasional visitors to the campus, in cluding those attending. conventions, conferences, etc., or having business with the University may park in Faculty-Staff parking lots without a per mit. However, those who visit the campus fre quently must obtain special permits from the ~,University,. Police.-

This would necessitate, he said, renumbering the two paragraphs immediately following. Dr. Smith noted that these regulations, when approved by the Regents, have the force of law on the campus. , , It was moved by Mr. Roberts, seconded by Mr. Wolf, that the changes recommended by Dr. Smith·be, approved. Carried.

Mr.·Lance Woodworth, manager of the' student Annual Statement radio station, KUNM,' requested' that the Regents of Condition for execute an annual statement of condition for the Student Radio station. Station, KUNM

, It.being-explained by Vice:Pre~ident Lavender .. that .. this is a normal requirementc.each.:year·,··.it was moved by Mr. Wolf; seconded by Mrs; Mapel;.that.:a_report'.be made to the Federal Communications Commission on the r~quired form. Carried. *-* * *.*--*

'Mr. Horn. expressed the hope that.more might .Beautification of be done~to' beautify~thel,campus.~ President~HeadYI Campus agreed. that:this was indeed Ja-matter of~impor-: tance and said that there were detailed plans for landscaping: on a.:. campus-wide basis which-: awaited only, the'necessary funds for- completion'.' -He ci·t.ed the' Student·park:, presently under 043 " (

construction, as a recent effort in this regard and said that work would soon be started on a continuation of-- the mall past the Library and new Ortega Hall. ****** Status Report President Heady spoke to the Regents at some on Budget and length concerning the problem of relating enroll Enrollment, ment to available resources from year to year. It Prospects has been the University's practice, he said, to accommodate all eligible persons who have been ad~ mitted and who register. In recent years there'have been serious problems of overcrowding because of unexpectedly large enrollments. The President told the Board that, the 'long-range en rollment projections made by the Board of Educational F.inance for the State's institutions of higher learning had been extremely accurate but that the year-to-year projections had not been so correct for certain individual institutions, UNM among them. In this connection-he said that' actual' student enrol'lment increases at UNM for the last two years have'been double the levels projected by the BEF and budgeted by the State~ He noted that this year the University had enrolled approximately '1, 000 more students than had been anticipated, with the budget falling about $850,000 short of meeting educiational costs at the planned level of appropriations per student. For 1971-72, he added, the BEF has projected a gain of 6.8 per cent, while the University is estimating 10 per cent.

The President indicated that his concern for the coming year has been greater since the reported recommendation of the Depart ment of Finance and Administration for $2,500,000 less in appro priations for the universities, ,plus another shortage of $1,000,000 if tuition increases are not allowed.

Vice President Travelstead reiterated the President's concern over present problems of overcrowding and described conditions tpis, year as chaotic, with the University unable to provide proper educational services for those presently enrolled.

President Heady, in summarizing the situation, said that if UNM does not receive appropriations next year at the BEF-recommended level plus additional tuition revenue, we will either face a drastic decline in quality and standards, affecting all of our students, or we may have to turn away large numbers of otherwise qualified applicants.

The President outlined' four specific steps which are presently being considered in an effort to curtail enrollment this fall: (1) limitation of graduate enrollment, as far as possible, to this year's level; (2) possible reinstatement of the 2.5 entrance require ment for non-residents; (3) 'rigorous enforcement of the published deadline -- July 1 -~ for filing applications for admission; (4) if the situation becomes' extreme; the possibility of imposing an ~ embargo on the enrollment of qualified applicants, resident and - non-resident, to prevent an actual enrollment beyond the approximate total estimated by the BEF. In asking the Regents to consider these'various possibilities, President Heady said that the var iables, of course, were the appropriation figure voted by the Legislature and the number of applicants for admission. His aim, he said, was to seek protection for the University against the enrollment of many more students than had been estimated by the BEF, assuming that this number is funded by the Legislature.

After considerable discussion about the various alternatives, it was moved by Mr. wolf, seconded by Mr. Roberts, that the Regents urgently recommend to the Legislature that appropriations to the institutions of higher learning be no lower than those recommended by the Board of Educational Finance. Carried. It was also under stood that the Administration would proceed with planning and possible solutions relative to the problems of overenrollment. ****** The meeting adjourned at 5:00 p.m.

APPROVED :

President