Minutes of the Annual Meeting of the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin: June 22 and June 25, 1925

Minutes of the annual meeting of the Board of Regents of the University of Wisconsin: June 22 and June 25, 1925. 1925

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ogi PRESENT; President Birge, Regents Cashman, Casperson, Faast, 9 yes oe Gale ,rGrady, Gunderson, Hirschman, Kronshage, Mae 0 Big ed honey, Olbrich, Richardson, Schmidtmann, Waters. 9 ee ge a gE See » APTI ee Mat eahan Naren Dr EI SASS eo ABSENT; Regents Bachman, Callahan, Nace, 00 0. 6 a a ee |. 691925. vere approved, ratified and confirmed, © 00 4k

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Be an ea ng a ee OE oo GRE Be ae pend met yee agme ee ss a President Kronshage read a cammunication.from HE. As Birge, = - .. oo 6 S@ndering his resignation, to become effective September 1, 1925, 9 | seconded by Regent Mahoney, =, "Upon motion of Regent Gundersen, was by a i *. 9 ‘the rosignation was accepted, and the following resolution oo. Led vote adopted, all regents present yoting and voting Mayet ooo. WHEREAS, Dr. BE. A. Birge, after fifty years of effece = «| oo ge = tive service as teacher and administrator, has tenderéd Hee ee fy his resignation as president of the University of Wisconsin © 5 oi} ' M .%o take effect September 1, 1925, 00 08 fe pe / 9@\,) THEREFORE, BE IT-RESOLVED, That the Board of Regents, we ek OY recognition of his’ long and faithful service, hereby (0 or 4 IN tenders him the position of President Hmeritus at his prese 900) \)

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> a VOTED, That upon recommendation ofnthe committee conduct= — | | ing negotiations with Dr. Glenn Frank, who was unanimousy | og elected President of the University at'a special meeting of — g ee oo ' the Board of Regents held on May 29, 1925, his sa lary be fixed — Fe | i at $18,000 per amnun, payable in twelve payments, appointment “De of | effeetive September 1, 1925; that the Business Manager be exe oe : authorized to pay Dr. Frank $200 per month in lieu of expenses - a 4 chargeable to special grants, f- COdrntncad Oe frle bese poly) : o | Called vote was taken, all regents present/ voting and vote | ‘ ‘ \ { ing tt Aye. iF) | | “ . - . ; - . | .

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| | - Upon motion of Regent Faast, secondéd by Regent Richardson, // - it was | cos | - OO a

a | VOTED, That a sufficient sum of money be appropraated to | provide for a tablet, in accordance with one of the provisions a in John M. Olin?s will; that the place of erection of the tablet | be sélected by President Birge and the trustees, and that the | design be approved by them, | | | ) |

. A communication was received from Loyal Durand, chairman of ry: the Board of Visitors, together with a report of the Board of a ‘oh pt s<¥isitors to the Regents for the year 19b4=25. (orley am Ide} earn. The Secretary was instructed to send a copy of this commun- | / ication and report to each regent, | |

A communication from Professor ¢C. K. Leith, dated June 9, | YH 1925, accompanied by some graphic chdéfts showing the crowded © a ns yw conditions in the Geology Department, was presented and referred | oo” . to the Finance Committee, - oa (om _ a 7 . A communication was presented from John J, Hannan, Secretary | of the State Board of Control, calling attention to Bill No. | Boe 552 S$, which provides for transferring the control and operation | | of the Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute to The Regents of the ge 1 ove University of Wisconsin, , | | | Be ip | The matter was referred to the Business Manager and the 2. =e estat of the Medical School, to meet with a representative of the — *" Qo State Board of Control, to work out the details of the cooperation _ oor = contemplated in the bill. © : ae 4 ‘Upon motion of Regent Faast, seconded by Regent Richardson, = VOTED, That the following appreciation be recorded in the = oo minutes and a copy transmitted to Mrs. Robert M, LaFollette by = | the Secretary: a ee ERGs | i/ . The death of Senator Robert Marion La Follette has removed | %, ‘rom this earthly scene the leading citizén of Wisconsin and the fe most renowned of the graduates of its University. His public | OF career is recorded not only in the pioneer legislation for human: | | - welfare of this State,and: in the liberal temper of its citizens, | | but also in the growth of a truer spirit of democracy throughout ~ | the Nation. His services to the cause of education, particular- | - iy in this State and in this University, are remembered with _ heartfelt gratitude today and will’ be regarded by posterity as | | placing them enduringly in his debt, As student, graduate, con-= | gressman, governor and senator, he ever showed the keenest, Most profound, and most constructive interest in the development | of his Alma Mater into a beneficent agency of enlightenment, — | This living and growing ‘University will always be one of the | oe most enduring memorials to Robert Marion La Follette, great son ae | of Wisconsin and its University. a

. Upon motion of Regent Mahoney, seconded by Regent Richardson, ~ | it was © | | | a | - VOTED, That Regent Faast prepare a telegram to be forwarded to Coach Vail and the crew, at Poughkeepsie. oe

| Regent Faast presented the following recommendations of the |

a TRUST FUNDS COMMITTEE -

1, That the interest rate on the E. A. Gilmore loan, $7000, | University Trust Funds, be reduced from 63% to 6%, effective June 21, 1925, | | | a . Adopted. ._ | | |

ae 2, That the loan of $12,000 from University Trust Funds to Phi of Theta Xi House Building Association on their property at 168 Prospect Avenue, Madison, for five years, with interest | | at 6% semi-annually, be approved. | | | : - Adopted, | Oo oe | . |

3. That the loan of $5,000 to B.A. Birge, on the property at 2011 Van Hise Avenue, valued at more than three times the ae. _ amount of the loan, for five years, at 5% semi-annually, be Eee. | approved, : | | | pe oe | Adopted, — | | | | | | ee ae | | | Be | | | 4, That the Secretary be authorized to send the Girard Trust Company, Philadelphia, a sealed tender offering $15,000 of the bonds of the Western States Gas and Electric Company now held | in the Tripp Estate, at par, accrued interest and 57 premium, | : a Adopted, | a a : : a | a

/ §, That the 162 shares of the preferred capital stock of Deere & Company, received from the Estate of Mary J. Hichelberger, | be sold at 95 or better: that $15,245.36 of the proceeds be cred- | gy itéd to the principal of the Mary J. Bichelberger Fund, making the total $20,000, as provided in the will: that any balance in | excess of the $15,245.36 be credited to the income of the Mary J. Hichelberger Fund, Se _ | | . Adopted, | | | | | |

6, That the regents accept a warranty deed to the NWz of the | | | SE} and the N 4 of the S 4 of the SE} of the NEY, all in Section — | 16, Township 9 N, of Range 6 E, Sauk County, Wisconsin, from Alois peace of Sauk City, in full satisfaction of his indebtedness to” | he Tripp Estate: viz., mortgage $600 and interest since February 28, 1912, and a promissory note for $20, | oe | , | Adopted, . ee a

Upon motion of Regent Faast, seconded by Regent Richardson, -- recommendations 1 to 6 of the Trust Fund. Committee were adopted, | |

| - Upon motion of Regent Faast, seconded by Regent Hirschman, it was ~ a en | a | ; | | VOTED, That that section of the By-Laws relating to a one year term for president be waived and that the Secretary be instructed | | | to cast a unanimous ballot in favor of | | : we . REGENT KRONSHAGE FOR PRESIDENT oe | |

for the coming year, The ballot was s9 cast and Regent Kronshage a declared elected, ee a : oe |

Oo | Upon motion of Regent Hirschman, seconded by Regent Richard- son, it was | - | | a , oo

| VOTED, That that section of the By-Laws relating to a one > | year term for vice president be waiived and that the secretary : be instructed to cast a unanimous ballot in favor of 7 | | REGENT FAAST FOR VICE PRESIDENT ee

_ for the coming year, The ballot was ao cast and Regent Faast a declared elected, wn ve | | Co |

and upon motion of | | Upon recommendation of President Birge, it was. a Regent Mahoney, seconded by Regent Schmidtmann, «VOTED, That degrees,be granted, certificates and honors con- "4" co ferred, fellows and scholars appointed, in accordance with the | certification of the registrar. (See EXHIBIT "A*, Commencement — ss program, enclosed) . - |

a Upon motion of Regent Faast, seconded by Regent Schmidtmann, : OO = a it was | Sa | | VOTED, That Walter J. Kohler be elected to membership on the _ | | Board of Visitors to succeed himself, for the term ending July l, | 34929, 7 | |

At 11330 A. M. ADJOURNMENT was taken to Thursday, June 25, - 1925, at 10 A. M, os | nee | a |

| | | a | | Thursday, June 25, 1925, | | | | | | | 10:00 A. M. |

“\W. PRESENT; President Birge, Regents Bachman, Callahan, Casper- — . | gon, Gale, Grady, Hirschman, Kronshage, Olbrich, | | | SO : Richardson, Waters. : |

L. That in accordance with the certification of the registrar, a We oo degrees and certificates be granted and honors conferred, as shown : by the Commencement program attached hereto, (EXHIBIT "A") | AE _ Adopted on June 22, 1925, | a | |

| | ae a | | | ate 2, That Harry Lapp be granted the Beloit College scholarship Sef. for the year 1925-26, | | | an,

5, That, in-accordance with the recemmendation of the com- | mittee on loans and undergraduate scholarships, the following | Oo SCHOLARSHIPS | ee OO be granted for the year 1925-26; | | |

The Fanny P, Lewis Scholarships: / | we Neky | | | Lillian Scheuber, L.S. 3. a ee

The American Association of University Women Scholarship: . ,, eee Hes Anna A, Gronlund, 1.8. 4 (Med) pea “

| | 6. That in accordance with the actin of the University fac- - ukty the music requirements for the degree of Bachelor of Music ‘be changed from 66 credits to 46-66 credits, as follows; ~~

— ~ | Music ------iMinimum 46 credits | | a | -Maximun 66 credits a a Oo

| | | | College ~----Minimumn 54 credits | | | Adoptea, Total = =, = 120 credits» oe a 7S That in accordance with the action of the University oe faculty the schedule of the third and fourth years of the — "BR" ss Medical course leading to the M.D, degree be approved. (See — | EXHIBIT "B" attached}, - : a i: ————hon motion of Regent Callahan, seconded by Regent | Olbrich, adopted, Se oo. |

«8, That in accordance with the action of the faculty the "eC ; four-year course in Physical Education and Athletic Coaching ne | for Men be approved. (See EXHIBIT "C" attached). Oo | | .. * Upon motion of Regent Hirschman, seconded by Regent © ee Waters, adopted. ) fee |

| «10, ‘That the following students in the School of Music be paid each the amount set opposite her name, for a scholarship Oo under the Juilliard Musical Foundation for 1924-25: oe | oe . Sa co Sf | Constance Patricia Macleane-<---=$200 . | | Chul oo os Merion Herfort Pelton ------= 150 - yk - Adopted. _ me 7 SO

| Be Oo ate AR a ps gs wAgriculture- ee | oot | 1, That W. GW Carroll be appointed part-time assistant in / agricultural bacteriology for two months, beginning July 11,1925; a galary, $62.50 a month, to be charged to allotment of $250 for summer assistants ~ legume cultures and tuberculin, | Adopted, a | | |

: 2, That W. B. Sarles be appointed part-time student assist- — ant in agricultural bacteriology for two months, beginning July 1, 1925; salary $62.50 a month, to be charged to allotment for gummer assistants - legume cultures and tuberculin. Adopted, | :

assistant in agronomy | L. A. Robertson be appointed ee 7. That compensation at the rate of from June 22 to September 1, 1925; a month; to be charged to special flax fund. - #140 | a Oo Adopted. |

assistant in dairy 8. That Charles A. Mohr be appointed ee beginning June 22, 1925; compensation | husbandry for ten weeks, from June ~ : a week; charged as follows: salary at the rate of $25 balance contingent salaries, 1924-25 budget; | 22 to July 1 to | a | | | | Purnell fund. . | | Adopted. |

in agricul~ © Nek,, resignation of H. M, Kuckuk, sholar RE 11. That the | a Ye be accepted. - P \~ tural journalism, Be oe an | Adopted. | 12, That H. R. Thornton, B, S. Alberta, 1922, be appornies - a scholar in agricultural bacteriology for the year 1925-26, in. | are R place of H, M. Kuckuk, resigned, Compensation $250 for academic year Saf a Adopted. | a - | Chap

assistant in | | 13, That William Ogden be appointed technical for the year 1925-26; salary $100 a month for July, horticulture | August and September; $50 for half-time senvice for the balance of the academic year: charge to allotment for tobacco research- | | horticulture, | | | | | | ‘Adopted, | | | |

-R 14. That the resignation of BE. C. Thompson, county agent , | i for Milwaukee County, be accepted; to take effect June 15, 1925 «lhicbh, Cee | Adopted, ee | a ~

| 15, That Raymond B. Pallett be appointed county agent for repo Milwaukee County, beginning June 16, 1925; salary at the rate of on #2700 per annum, twelve months’ basis; payable as follows: Univere- | sity $1700; County $1000, | | oe nn ) Adopted, | - | | ,

| 16, That Archie Black be appointed industrial fellow for the Z, a year 1925-26: salary $2400 per annum, twelve months' basis; fund Cp, to be furnished by the Quaker Oats Company. gy, /a7, Lisey FY 2. /2 oo ma — Adopted, — a | y |

x | | 17, That Mary Brady be appointed industrial fellow for the year 1925-26; salary $3300 per annum, twelve months! basis; _ | Cp charged to fund furnished by the Milwaukee County Milk Producers’ Ay Association, (See b.\ \ oo eet | a | Adopted, | .

| 18, That Oscar A. Hanke be appointed technical assistant in agricultural journalism, effective July 1, for tne months of July and August, and the first two weeks in September; compensation to | | be at the rate of $100 per month; chargeable to allotment of $1200 | for salary vice Platten, page 62 of regent budget. vo | Adopted, | | | |

7 | 19, That Walter A. Leukel be appointed assistant in agronomy, — effective July 1, 1925, for a period of two months; salary to be > | 7 8120 per month. Chargeable to the $240 allotment for research | assistant in alfalfa, page 83 of regent budget. _ | | | adopted. | a |

. Qe - | | | : of $300 from the Wisconsin Dairy Council, 20, That the gift be | , wide competition for a milk poster, ., for prizes in a state of the College oo Prizes to be awarded upon recommendation qe accepted. | | | | | Ut of Agriculture, Oo | | | | : Adopted.

be appointed research assistant in (22, That Paul % Miller , from July 1 to September 15, 1925: salary glOO plant pathology | a month; charge to Purnell fund, | Oe | a | 8, 7 | Adopted,

in plant pathoi- | , 23. That L. W. Boyle be appointed assistant — and from Octo-~ ogy from July 1 to October l, 1925, on full time; 1, 1926, on half-time; salary at the rate of. | < Vv ber 1, to January be charged | 4120 a month full time; total for the period, $540, to oa : | ( to Crop Protection Institute fund, | | | c | Adopted.

That the continuation of the International Milk Dealers’ 7 26. J.Rankin Fel Oy, | ( - Industrial Fellowship of $600 be accepted; that Bugene a salary of $550, ee -[\ be appointed to this fellowship for 192%26 at month. | . Uh payable in ten monthly installments of $55 per | , - , | Adopted, oe |

of the Barney Link Poster Adver- oo Foy | | 27, That the continuance hloy increased to $6000 for the. year 1925-26, be | . fstising Fellowship,, Barney Link WY that John R, Campbell be appointed to the 7 °\{ accepted; of $2400, payable in — Ai Fellowship for the year 1925-26 at a salary | 4"\ twelfths; that Frank J. Holt be employed from August 1, 1925, to | total $1500, in June 1, 1926, at a salary of $150 per month; in connection with farm outdoor and farm | charge of new studies | | #l0e@ \ | reve | OO = : | | \ Chae w Q CR Aeetg Poca Fil _ products advertising, under the direction of Agricultural Jour- — - nalism; that the balance of $2100 in the Barney Link Feliowship Fund be used for general operating expenses, including purchase of necessary apparatus, plant material, labor, clerical and other | work, ae ) | | | | | Adopted, © oe Se | oe ne

| 28, That the gift from the Chicago Medical eee OOe Ga of $4000 for research for the year 1925-26, be accepted,= $2000 1K _ to be paid July 1, 1925, and $2000 January 1, 1926; the fund to - | {4 be known as the Chicago Medical Milk Commission Research Fund; _ / that the following plans for expenditure be approved: | |

: Do feet , . | : ae (a) Appointment of Dr. J. H. | Brown of . Johns Hopkins © | qe Abe University for the months of July and August, if suitable “arrangements can be made, Compensation, including travel-_ cu a“ ing expenses from Washington to Madison and return, $1000.

a oe (b) Appointment of Dr. W. D. Frost on summer service, | . -—-spayable September 1, 1925, $600, for six weeks' service. a 7 (ce) Appointment of Myrtle Shaw, assistant to Dr. Brown, © for the months of July and August; compensation for two

ss (d) A PwL1-time assistant for ten months: compensation — | $1000, payable in tenths, ne

| | (e) A half-time assistant for collection of samples and | | - assistance in routine work; compensation $600, payable in |

7 | | (f) The balance of the fund, $616.67, to be used for the | payment of necessary expenses, for the purchase of necessary | ) apparatus, feeding and care of animals, traveling expenses,etc. |

| | That the Business Manager be authorized to sign the memor-=- andum agreement with the Chicago Medical Milk Commission in the © amount of $4000 for the fiscal year 1925-26, | Adopted, oo | | |

29, That the continuance of the Milwaukee Milk Producers | | Sag Association Industrial Fellowship, sper gesed from $2800 to $3300, 7 | f : be accepted, payable in twelfths; that Mary Brady. be reappointed Ly q@ to the fellowship, effective JWyl1, 1925, at the\bealary rate | ty go of $3300 per annum, (In addition to the salary palid Miss Brady oO yee the Wisconsin Dairy Council provides her with a car and takes care | of all her expenses, } — : | a | | oo 30, That the renewed contract with the U.5.Government for ~—~_byrotol distribution for 1925-26, for a maximum not exceeding : four million pounds, be approved, and that the Business Manager | | be authorized to sign the contract. . | oo - . oo Adopted, | , | - -

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Co 1, That BE. R, Shorey, assistant professor of mining engineering, be appointed to canduct the mining inspection trip for six weeks during the summer of 1925; to receive for such | service $480; provided in the bidget. | | . | | | Adopted. | es | - | |

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a 2, That Mrs. Maude Mendenhall be appointed summer substi- : tute in history from July 27 to September 2, 1925; salary at the | a rate of $150 a month; total, $180 for the period, to be charged to ss provision for summer substitutes. a | | | | | | | Adopted, te | oe 3, That Masao Miyasaki be appointed summer substitute in os electrical engineering for the month of July, 1925; salary,$100 _ | for the period, to be charged to provision for summer substitutes.

| f | Adopted, =. | | .

| 4, That Irwin Griggs be appoihted instructor in English, ben py ginning July 1, 1925; salary, $1255 per annum, twelve months' lecheg Oo basis, three-fourths time; to be charged as follows: $780 pro= ete | vided in the budget for Mildred Fish, resigned; $475 to balance TL on salary for Mrs. Kuney. ~ © oy | a Adopted, a | i |

| a 5, That Alice Spensley be appointed assistant to tne secretary of the correspondence-study department for eleven months, begin-~ ning August 1, 1925; salary 1500 for the period; in pl@ce of oo - Mrs, Helen Peters, resigned. , | | a — Rdopted, | | | | 91 2—) | ee Ruth L. Shryhock be appointed summer substitute | | 6, That | in English, half-time basis, from June 8 to September 25,1925; salary at the rate of $50 a month; total not to exceed $193.75 | oo for the period: to be charged to provision for summer substitutes, — | Adopted, | ) | | i” OC |

| 9, - That Mary Hutchison be appointed summer substitute in | English, on half-time basis, from June 15 to August 9, and on full-time from August 10 to 24, 1925; sa@kary at the rate of $110 _ | a month: total not to exceed $165 for the period; to be charged | to summer substitutes. | | | | Adopted, | | | |

| | 8, That Clarence B, Casom be appointed summer substitute in | English on half-time basis from June 11 to 25, and on full-time mo — from June 26 to August 21, 1925; salary at the rate of $100 a a month: total not to exceed $225 for the period; to be charged to | | gummer substitutes. | 7 - |

| 9, That Charles Stevens be appointed summer substitute in | English from June 25 to August 8: salary at the rate of $110 oe a month: total not to exceed $150 for the period; to be charged | to summer substitutes. | | | | Adopted. Oo : a |

| «10, ‘That Gertrude Malz be appointed summer substitute in Latin oe and Greek from July 22 to August 22, 1925, to receive $100 for the | 7 period; charge to summer substitutes. / os | Adopted, _ ) Oo a |

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| “yy 2, That H. G. Hewitt be appointed research assistant in pharmacy for the term of the summer session, at a salary of $150 for . | this period; to be charged to research fund,allotment 24.25, | | - 3. That K. H. Rang be appointed research assistant in phar- . | . macy for the term of the summer session, ata salary of $100 for | this period; to be charged to research fund, allotment 24.25. | — Adopted, © ee | oo, |

s«&®, That T. B, Godfrey and R. R. Riesz be appointed summer — —— | ropeateh*essistants in physics for six weeks of the current summer: compensation $120 each, to be charged to research fund, allotment 24.29. | | a Po | | | Adopted, " | | |

| 9%, That the following appointments be made for the Broadcaste | | ing Station for the year 1925=26, at the salary given in each case; | to be charged to Broadcasting Station budget: \ | a Burton F. Miller---chief operator---$500 |

Ge W. Curranewene--end asst. " —we 200 | | Adopted, | : oe | a

| 8. That the following appointments be made for the Broadcast- : | ing Station for the summer session, at the salary given in each | | | | case; te be charged to Broadcasting Station budget; | oa |

a | Burton F. Miller----chief operator---$100 | | | | Margaret Purcell----stenographer----- 82.50 | | age H, Hartung be appointed summer research - a 9. That Walter - | sistant in chemistry for ten weeks duting the summer of 1925; allotment 24.01. © | : ss galary $150; to be charged to research fund,

7 of William Haber, fellow in economics | | (Ru 10. That the resignation iS be accepted, . | | T lay

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in Zz - -L, That J. S. Supernaw be appointed technical assistant 1925; salary, | | anatomy during the months of June, July and August, | | #150 for the period, to be charged to 1l-E,anatomy. — ) Adopted, © | | -

. 2, That F. D. Geist be appointed technical assistant in anatomy during the months of July and August, 1925; salary $200 | a month; charged to 1-E, anatomy. | | a | . Adopted, oe . | po we | a | a a a be ap- © | That Chalmer Davee, Marshail Boudry and Sam Henke 3, : - pointed student assistants in histology and neurology gor the | , year 1925-26, each at a salary of $550 for the year; charged to provision for this purpose in the 1925-26 budget. | | | | Adopted, | |

| | 4, That Dr. Irma Backe be appointed instructor in clinical } ae CORA | | medicine (student health) for the year 1925-26; salary $2000 a | per annum, twelve months! pasis;: provided in the budget. Adopted, | | | eT

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a lL. The term "associate" shall designate a rank essentially shall | - equivalent to that of assistant professor, An associate — - be appointed for a given year but such an appointment may be | | | annually renewed, An associate shall not be considered a mem- _ | ‘per of the legal faculty of the university but in published lists 7 | shall be ranked with the "professors" rather than with the in- | : | structors and assistants. :

2, The terms: clinical professor, associate clinical pro- | | | : assistant clinical professor, clinical associate, and fessor, — | | ) - clinical instructor, shall designate members of the medical . -~16= and who | ‘profession who give aid in teaching medical studemts ‘gerve without financial compensation, Such appointments shall | be made for a given year but may be annually renewed. © ce

of the 3. The term "preceptor" shall designate a member medical profession selected to give individual instruction be | to medical students. One thus designated is entitled to | classed with the professors, associate professors, and as- ss sistant professors, but not as a member of the legal faculty. | oe Such an appointment shall be for a given year subject to annual renewal, an ee | | :

| is Upon recommendation of President Birge, it was _ —_ ; Ruf: Cone’ VOTED, That the matter be referred to the regent committee ) on Medical School, with power to act, and to report at the - | ae August meeting of the Board. a | | .

| - Upon motion of Regent Casperson, seconded by Regent Hirsch- man, it was | | eA VOTED, That the resignation of Dr. Richard T. Ely, professor : ja of economics, be accepted at a date to be fixed by President | | Birge - not later than August 1, 1925. The following minute, | expressing regret at Dr, Ely's resignation, was approved: | _

| - For a third of a century Dr. Richard T. Ely has been a ~ distinguished and honored member of the Faculty, His untiring | devotion to economic research has inspired scholarship both ~ a a within and without this University, and has won for him inter- | national reputation and influence, His stimulating teaching | | and his many and brilliant pupils have made a deep impression | a upon the economic thought and policies of the country. His suc- | cess in building up a strong department has been an important factor in winning for the University of Wisconsin @ position among the educational leaders of the country, The Regents deep- © ly regret that economic advantage compels the removal to Chicago — | of the headquarters of the Institute for Research in Land Eco- | nomics and Public Utilities, established here five years ago,and / : thus takes from us one of our oldest and most famous professors, | oS 4 Upon motion of Regent Casperson,seconded by Regent Grady,it was _ | VOTED, That Dr.Richard T.Ely be appointed Honorary Professor of : economics. Le ee a | seconded by Regent Casper- age “ Upon motion of Regent Callahan, of the JUommittee on oo | : | son, the following recommendation | — — | PHYSICAL EDUCATION a JOH punk DL, (7A. | was adopted: ; , with the recommendation of:ithe Athletic | That in accordance to con- student coupon books be sold at $7.50, each book | Council, ts tain coupons good for the following events:

5 football games | oo a 7 | a | basketball series of 3 games | oo | 1 SO | 9 basketball games | | - | | ee - 2 outdoor track meets coupons for the we, In addition, the book will also contain | | OO , | following events; | | oa 2 indoor track meets - | a | | | , a 2 wrestling meets | | : _ 2 swimming meets - | | | oe | 6 hockey games — | |

by Regent Waters, | . Upon motion of President Birge, seconded - the following resolution was adopted: | | | ss RESOLVED, That the regents of the University of Wisconsin offer of the | | , | accept with thanks the generous | 28 < / GENERAL EDUCATION BOA oe | | | to exceed $12,500 to enable the department AW to provide a sum not | its research work in pharmacology, aan of Pharmacology to continue | reference to syphilis and trypanosomiasis, for with particular | = | year, beginning July 1, 1925. | one it is to | This gift is accepted with the understanding that to be paid July . : be paid in four quarterly installments, the first will _be_transferrea—to | 1, 1925; that $3,100 of the total gift | | before deposit with the State Treasurer, Northwestern University | defraying the expense of the coopera- foF the specific purpose of , the chemistry department of Northwestern | | tive research between | the department of pharmacology at Madi- University at Evanston and | at the end of the year there will be any unex- son, and that if | the Board's appropriation it will be returned. | pended balance of _ | ~ Called vote was:taken, Regents voting "Aye": Callahan, voting "No", | | Kronshage, Olbrich, Waters, Birge; regents : Hirschman, © Oo | aaa 2 Bachman, Casperson, Gale, Grady, Richardson,

| ae | _-18- | | | _ —_ Birge, seconded by Regent Callahan, | Upon motion of president | | | | it.was be made under the | + yorEp, That the following appointments | for Dr. Loevenhart's work: — | | special research funds received FUND ce ae | PHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH 2 mo. basis | OH stratman-Thomas---Research Chemist----$2000 | Associate--~- 600 (23 months) Oo | George Wakerlin------Research 12 mo, basis — | | D. J. pritchard------Technician------1440 12 mo, basis Quartucio ~-----Technician------2----1020 - Nick 320 12 mo, basis | Blake------Stenographer ------| Irene waeeeeeen= 120 Ie mo, basis : William Young ------Technician © | oe | Oo a “$5500 | | | | Pharmacology 1060 : | Irene Blake also | | | State Toxicol. — 120 | 1600 a eet Total salary - Young also Pharmacology 1440 oo waz.4am — 1560 — ee | - | Total salary

| the following | | | Regent Kronshage presented ey ges se pEPORT OF THE FINANCE COMMITTEE

| together with other regents, (eight | seh? The Finance Committee, | all day Tuesday and Wednesday and iy *°9 nine regents in attendance) | q the pudget for 1925-26 in de- also each evening, have gone over | > Age budget be adopted aS recommend to the Board that the Butd tail, amd | : | by the Committee, - we amended the distribution of the | | The changes recommended pertain to | dap lee among the various divisions 5|> appropriation 20.41 (1)(a) Operation | 4 affect the following summary © yo of the University. These changes | Funds Budget: 5, 8, 9, andil. | pages of the Specified the recom- — | | is submitted herewith a schedule showing , There divisions for | mended distribution of (1)(a) Operation among ae | sheets will be revised in accordance with the The detailed copy of the OT made by the Committee, and a complete amendments as soon as possible. , budget will be sent to each Regent amended over in detail and is oe | The Revolving Funds Budget was gone | | . | ST for approval as submitted, os : . recommended 19" | | , | June 25, 1925. — OPERATION : ; 7 | oe 20.41 (1)(a)

-«-Budget Budget ese | ce —

| | ‘Upon motion of Regent Callahan, seconded by Regent Olbrich, it was : | | eo | | | | _ VOTED, That the plans for the end section of geats on the | east side of the gtadium_ ke approved; that the plans far con- a sy .sStruction of dressing rooms, store room, etc., under the stad- | pe ium, oe approved, and that authority be granted to secure bids.

| _ Upon motion of Regent Callahan, seconded by Regent Grady, ob it was | a | | | | N * ye | VOTED, That the regents be authorized to arrange with the Asi, Wisconsin University Building Corporation for the lease of the ‘yf \\ | furniture to be purchased for the President's house, payments ay BB to be amortized over a period of years. (This plan would cor yee | template a loan to be secured by the Wisconsin University 4 | Building Corporation, equivalent in amount to the cost of the arn furniture, 7 | | | wo

| | Regent Olbrich brought up a question from the executors | , of the trustees of the Vilas Estate as to the advisability of oo gelling cut-over lands in the State of Min bg a | (i ——“§pon motion of Regent Richardson, seconded by Regent © | | Ry Bachman, it was | | | | | 7 Cw VOTED, That the matter be referred to the Executive Com- | | Tt mittee, | ee Oo a

. | | ss ss THIRD AND FOURTH YEARS OF THE MEDICAL COURSE |

; | | ‘FOURTH YEAR | |

IN GR a oe | Sete) Se oatel | Ee

ae a Document 265 ~ 1984-25 oe : | ' Approved by the regular Letters and Science Faculty meoting : | | | of June 15, 1925. ; Oo

Oo _ FOUR-YEAR PROFESSIONAL COURSE IM | oo Ea be — PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND ATHLETIC COACPINC. FOR MEN i GENERAL STATEMENT - The Curriculum. - | | | The curriculum should be so constructed that it will combined a broad | general education ee with specialized trsining. ‘The subjects of the zurriculum | _ should te arranged in not less than threo srowps, each grcup corcernod with | preparing the student for a particular phase of his future interests and | : _ activities in this particular field, _ | | | | GROUP ONE - Subjects which may be regarded as cultural in character and at the | ; Samo time of some professional value: English, history, chemistry, | psychology, sociology, public speaking, and such ctner supieuts! listed | | | urndur Education as will acquaint the studont wiih the scientific oo ee methods of teaching and with educational adminis tration. oo | | GROUP TWO - Subjects in this group should be selected with «@ view of acquainting ae 7 _ ‘the student with the structure and functions of the coay and its) | | orguns, and with the normal vital processes, as follows. ZOOLOgT, | | | anatomy, chemistry, gonural physiology, physioicgiss: shomictry, and Oo _ applied physiology or physiology | of exercises, with gvertionular | : reference to nutrition, motebolism, growth, nourco-musoulor paysiology, - exurciss, fatigue, | rest, ete. Hygiene shculd also be incorporated | | | : in this group “s woll as in Group Three. | | - GROUP THREE ~ This group of studios will prepare the student to organize, . Supervico, and toach the various interests and acttivities tnat come 7 | | in this particular fisld cof physical educetion and athletics, . 2. | | Teachers and capervisoes must urcerstand thorougaly the ctjectives | a | | in this field anc must have a technical treininge, doth theoretical and practical. Tho subjects in this erouy are arrenged to meet this | need - namely, History and Frinciylses Gof Prusical Eduzation, Kinesiolagy, | | Therapoutics, Disgvasis, Administration, beriene and. School Problems, , 7 | | Physiology of Exercises, First Aid, Feature Punetion ane Urearnization | of Slay, Community Recreation, DCOUTLINE, Taocning and Ldaotation of Exercise, and, particularly, the Theory ar¢ Practiced of Physical — | | Haucation and Athistics with Special motneds. : — - | CONSENT OF EFOPOSED CURRICULUM = oe i, Academic Group:and corresponding credit: a | English - om Hygions (Pathology 5) 2 7 Chemistry | 13 Phileserhy 3 a —L00108Y | LO. Bauceticna | G8 | : Ans tomy | 4, — Larevage-Mathematics or Hist. Ho Physiology 8-10. | 4 - Electives from covrses open | , | | Medical Diagnosis 3 only to candia@ates for the , : - : | - Bs A. dagen a 7 | | | : Total Acaderiaq 2. eg 04 | | | | PB TP ID | |

| —_ Lo! | | | ee eee nnn nnn nnn nnn nnn nn

| Group-and corresponding. credit: ee oe | [le “Professional | ee | | Kinesiology | “ Los | . Nature, Function and | Cn Academic Grenp.. “Open. bo all L & S) Oo Organization of Play 34 (Also | | | First Aid dP EO " ro " mot . | | | : Physiolegy of Exercise a. | _ | Oo Therapeutics | | a ee | | Teaching amd Adaptation > course } | | | of Exercises 2 (Teachers! and Admin. <& . | | a -_ Oréenization a School He ith Problems 2 | | a, co | Thesis 4A - | a | Physical Education | | | : (Theory and Practice} 24 : Professional Group a | | oo 47 Total and Practice three hours | Note. The block in Physical Education Theory cover | or a-total of 24 hours for the cight semesters, will | per semester, also the the 10 nours in spé@cial technique now provided jn the old course, course, also 2 hours of. | . A hours for practice teaching provided in the old in Scouting | Principles of Physical Education, the & hour course | - History and for and all special méthods. The revised course,then, in realivy is asking is the minimum | | but 6 hours additional practice and special methods. This student can | amount of credit in the bleck Theory and Practice by which any Comparing = adequatcly aualify himself for the work in this particular ficld. proposal is at the amounc of werk which vould come under this block, cur | | least 1G hours lower tran that of any other University of the Western | - Conference offering such a course. | | _ |

per semester, | | | - -~Tt. ig recommended thet to secure the 3 hours credit under the bldck Theory and Practice, that the work offered in this pisck shall continue over a period of 2 hours daily and for 5 days of the week, a | work; and : total of 10-hours; a definite block of time set aside for this - | the activities to be included for cach block of 3 hour: shall be workea out | ; on a seasonal schocdule. Example; The first semester of the first year | might include frorts, one hour: epecial methods, Tactics and Calisthenics, one hour: s»ecial methods, Histcry of Physical Education, one hour — thus | semester. | | 7 | | completing the block of three hours for this

' : i Departmental Electives; Community Recreation 2 hours 8 nours an a | Physio-Therspy

| : Note: The sourse in Nature, Function and Oreanization of Play, three | hours, and Pirst Aid, ons hour, might te classified under the Academic | | | Group sinmee thoy are oyen to sll L & S stuaents. — The same can be said of | the ecurse in Gommunity Rocreation, which migkt be an Acacemic Glective. © _ | Physiatherany, being a mecical subiecs, might also be classified under the OS Academic elective. | | : :

5 ; | Zoolegy 1b . & Ce 5 7 ~ " Zoology ta : . 4 | _ Physiology 9 4. . 3s Anatomy 119 : A Electives — 2~5 | Philosophy 2 | 3 oS | Physical Eéucation 15. Physical Education | | | | First Aid .) LL | & Fractice Bo - Theory | a | a | ore | | Physical Bducaticon | | = | Theory & Practice _ 3 | | _ a - | , - | : LoO- 16 : | Toird year | : | - a . | of Exercise o | Physiology . 56 or 83 4 a . . Kinesiolcegy . 17 oo : . (Pathe lozy B) +e. | Function | | Hygiene | | Nature, enc. } _ and Orenanization of Therapeutics 16d 2 Play P.b. bY | 3 , wTducation dl 3B Education 41 or ll 3 os ano | a Eieetives oo. | Physiological Chem" — | : wa | istry 114 3 , Physical Education. : Oo a Oo : Theory & Practice 3} Electives 1-2 | | Lo-16 | ‘ | : | a | — | | | - Physical Education — | a a | a | Theory & Practice 7 | — . ge | : * | | ee | Fourth Yoar , | and Administration © | Be “Organization | : ‘ | Wducation 90 168) 2° | | (Physical Sducation | : | - : 8 i | | Therapeutics 163 oe we Tenching and Adaptation a | | | 90) BO - Medical Diagnosis 114 3 (Physical Education Problems _ | ) Thesis | 2 School Health | | (Physical Education 164 2 - | | oe | Bk = ne | a Electives | 2 m | Ce Thesis | | | | So Physical Education o-5 | o Electives a | - Theory and Practice | . / | 14-16 a oe Education | | | Physical a | | Theory and Practice » | oo | TAH 16 , | cae _ . | | |

ey Sducation 80) | 2 oe ‘Commmity Reercation (Physical } | | | 3 | | Physical Reconstruction (Phy siotherepy

| | Salary for 1925-26 | Men fe Ce Ot AL |

a Associate Professor (Promotion) - - | F, E. Schlatter | 3,350 (250 3,600 ~

Instructors an | | a - | oo | Gladys Bassett : | — 2,100 ‘ ae | Gladys Gorman | - 2,100 — LL | | _ -Blizabeth Hastie 1,800 Ff # : Oo : Mildred Howard ~ | 1,600 ;

: mo | Carol Rice = a | } : 2,250 | |

instructors - | - | a | | ; 7 Alice Brownell (+ time) — | 1,100 | : | : 1,900 | | 4 | Carol Keay | : Derothy Waterman | | 2,500 | |

ee oo oe | 1925-26 | Oo | SO aan | Ne “RESIGNATIONS = eer

M. Smith \ | Botany: | | Associate professor G.

Oa Speech : | ce | Associate Professor Smiley Blanton | - | ” LEAVE OF ABSENCE a

| . Leave. on Summer Session Basis Oo

| | ; English: | | - Professor R,E.N.Dodge = end semester wos _ | Physics: | professor C. E. Mendenhall - ond semester - ) a _ Professor B. W. Snow * year : - - Political Science: Professor F. A, Ogg - 2nd semester _ 7 —— Sehool of Education- oe “ | | Dept. Teach.Courses: Associate Professor S,A.Leonard~year a . | (Teaching of English) — | oe a (+ pay)

7 | - Leave without Pay oe a a ss “Political Science: Assistant Professor J.P.Harris - year |

| ee - Romance Languages; Assistant Professor E. G. Atkin - year | , | | / | Professor W. F. Giese - year | : English: ~— Associate Professor F.A.Manchester-lst Lv | oe | | | ae | semester, “| a | Oo | - Leave with Pay - ee | :

Pharmacy: ‘Professor Edward Kremers - lst semester oe eke os | rE gERs AND SCIENCE, cont. eet -

| oo a oe 1925826 | EXHIBIT np" . - NEW Om MENTS | oe | | | :

: | es Honorary Professor | - oe,

| - | . Bconomics: - Richard Theodere Ely - Oo |

oes English: — | Finley M. K. Foster 3250 j |

- : | Acting Associate Professor |

a For the term of one year from July 1, 1925 . 7 .

| . School of Education - ar a | a \ Weer | | Taaching of English: Casper C, Certain _ 3750

ee Assistant Professors ,

| / : (a) For the term of threeyears from July 1, 1925 | | : mo

Classics: Kenneth Scott “ 3000 : ae English: oP, My, Fulcher % 2400 — | |

; (b) For the term of one year from July 1, 1925 | | | Colloid Chemistry: E. 0. Kraemer | a 3000 ,

- Eeonamics: | DD Lescohier

Ts 2 a 1 tabecect =

- Speech; A. T. Weaver - a

a | Erom Assistant Professor to Associate Professor | |

oe Botany; @, S. Bryan a oe Economics; Oo Harry Jerome (part time ) | - St Selig Perlman a

| | Journalism: | E, M. Johnson :

a - Mathematics: | | | Warren Weaver ; / - School of Hducation~ | 7 oe | Teaching of English? 8, A. Leonard | | | Teaching of Mathematics: W, W. Hart — oe | — | Music: | | | HE. #. Swinney 7 a ) ss LETTERS AND SCIENCE, cont. © EXHIBIT "D" i : | | oo | : oe | | ; - | —— | PROMOTIONS, cont. © SOE _ _From Instructor to Assistant Professor aa :

| | For the term of three years from July 1, 1929 . ee

oo | ‘History: - oJ. iL. Sellers a a | | Ss ss Applied Arts: =—(is—=

| | z00logy: oe ' LL. E. Noland Yo a

- - | Assistant Professors

| . | For the term of three years from July i, 1925 ee ws Botany: | R. H, Denniston vo - Romance Languages: R, B, Wichell a ae an o6= | ee a “LETTERS AND SCIENCE, cont. EXHIBIT "DY Se REAPPOINTMENTS, cont,

ee ‘Fer the term of two years from July 1, 1925 - | Chemistry: 7 “ H. N. Caldenvood, Jr.

: Professor of Business Administration,

OP : 7 Lecturers OO | _ |

— 7 - For the term of one year from July 1,925 | | a

| Meonomics: $A. J. Altmeyer = without pay | | —— BE. E. Witte without pay | | Romance Languages: A. G. Solalinde $3, 500 na ss APPOINTMENTS : a i a Instructors | C | For the term of one year from July 1, 1925. | oo Botany Ruth M. Addoms «$1,800 @ele Merk wR 10s N. C. Fassett , 1,800 uF aw J | 7 Emma L, Fisk 2,200 | | | | iH. C. Hampton 2,200 | | | Chemistry: - : M. W.: Klein } 2,200 | | | | | J. R. Lewis © 2,200 | | J. W. Williams 2,000 | | oi. L. Withrow 2,000

APPOINTMENTS | : Assistants | a ; For the term of one year from July 1, 1925 an

| Chemistry: G M. Buffett | —800 | | | | W. D. Burdick 800 | , | | | | H. KE. Carswell 1,100 © | - | A. 5. Carter | 900 © | . | : | J. O. Closs— 7 1,000 | | | | G 6.fCorley — 1,100 | oe | | | , H. R. Dittmar 600 - Ce | J. R. Fanselow ~ L,200 | : | H. BE. Fenimore | 600 | E. M, Fitchett 700 | | . J. W. Fleming 600 | | | | | R. J. Fosbinder | 600 | : | S. J. French . 1,200 — | . | | Leo Friedman 600 | Lm. | | | EXHIBIT "D" ee a | | LETTERS AND SCIENCE | _ Assistants, cont. | ee

Physics: | J. F, Burns — B00 | | | : ; | | : | | | : A. B, Cardwell 800 | Myrl N. Davis 800 S | | - | - - | | | C.K. Eckels 800 - a : H. H. Germond 800 | G. N. Glascol# 7 | 800 | | | a , | | — . oJ, D. Hanawalt 800 | a | H. R. Lillie 800 | a | M. J. Martin 800 Ee

™ le~ | . "D# | . a, | LETTERS AND SCIENCE a EXHIBIT | 2 Agsistants, cont. . | :

Speech; | | Gladys Borchers 1,200 |

Co _ History: ss Ruth M. Johnson 2,300. |

a Languages, Modern; Prances K. Burr 2,400 a | Dorothy Jones — 1,600 |

ee Latin: Esther Weightman = — ‘2,000

a | 7 | ‘Seience and - oe Physical Education( boys): N,V.Whitesell 2,500

- Asst to Principal and | | So es | 1,400 oe 7 - . | Supply Teacher: Alice Pearsall(Resigned)

ine | ; a # Teachers who are also assistant professors or . structors in any of the colleges and who draw part of their | galaries as teachers in the Wisconsin High School are not Listed here, | - | |

| | | ~14« | | “ 7 | ~FELLOWS EXHIBIT "D" ao 1925426 OS eae

- Botany; “ Ralph M, Caldwell “ B.S.S0.Dak.State Col.

Earlham College Political Science: Cortez Ew ing fo | B.A.

a BoA, Washburn College | ly political Science: Camden Strain

no eee: Martha Gunhild Week Scholar a a | I oe —— a Underg radyate | | Chemistry: ; - Josephine May Winter ZL 329 oT |

- | | | Wisconsin High School | | a | | | a , | Plant Culture — | Thomas O'Dea

| Associate Professor to Professor ——

| “Leave of Absence Without Pay a | |

R. A. Brink, Assistant Professor, Genetics, for academic year | | a | | 1925-26. : | ae : | |

oes | no | #1 Je — BXHIBIT "DY | | | COLLEGE OF AGRICULTURE

| ent Basis co | oe : | | ee | | | On Ten paym | | Associate Professors — " oo Bacteriol ogy (2 years) / en A. L. Whiting” Assoc. prof., Agricultural | | | | no Assistant Professors | 3 in Horticulture & Plant Pathology(3 yrs) | wvdJ. W. Brann, Asst.Professor a : | /C. J. Chapman, Asst, Prof, in Soils ¢3 years). | Prof, in Animal Husbandry (3 years) /d. M. Fargo, Asst, (2 years) > | vwW,. J. Geib, Asst. Prof, State Soils (4) | | Animal Husbandry (3 years) sf B, Kleinheinz, Asst, Prof, | (/h. L, Stone, Asst, Prof, Agronomy (3 years) | a & Agr. Engineering (3 years) - - yO. R. Zeasman, Asst. Prof, Soils “yw! yl Bakken, Asst. Prof, Agr. Economics (3 years)

| on —_ SO oe assistants - and a , -A, J, Haas, Executive Secretary, Administration, - Economics - | Assistant, Agticultural | - Bacteriol ogy | George Helz, Assistant, Agricultural | Admin, & Foods © Ruth Myrland, Assistant +o Director,

| 720- oc ss GOLLEGE OF MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING EXHIBIT "D"

| | | | , | Promotions OO

os oe | = 21e | : - | COLLEGE OF MECHANICS AND ENGINEERING EXHIBIT "D"

| . New Appointments | . Instructor in Hydraulic \ | | | H, T, Hartwell to be appointed ) ob Oo Engineering at a salary of $1600. yy be appointed Instructor in Hydraulic 4 | | | C. P, Lindner to | | Engineering at a salary of $1500, Instructor in Foundry o | George F. Young to be appointed a salary of $1700... \ : | | : Practice at

Professors: : oo | | | _ on - Miller, W. S, M.D., Emeritus Professor LO mo» #2000( Nat. ae ff Ge a Bardeen, C. R., Professor , 12 mo, 4000 Anatomy — | | a | : | | _ 3500 Admin. Sullivan, W.E., M.A., Ph.D. ,Professor 10 mo, 4500 | | | Bast, T. H., Ph.D., Associate Professor | : - Oo | SF (Promote) 10 me. 3700 : Geist, F.D., M.D., Assistant Prof.(Promote)10 mo, 2900

| | PATHOLOGY AND BACTERIOLOGY | | - Professors a a | | | a Bunting, C. H., B.A.,M.D., Professor — 12 mo. 7000 | Clark, Paul F;, M.A;,Ph.D:, Professor = 10 mo. 5000 | | Medlar, E. M.; M.A., M.D., Assoc.Professor 10 mo, 5000 ~ | Cromvell ,H.W..,Sc.D. ,Asst.Professor(Promote)10 mo, 3000 :

Pe . 4 - ee “MEDICAL SCHOOL EXHIBIT "D"

Instructors - . a - _— | | | Baernstein, H.D,, Instructor 1O mo, 1,300

Student assistants | oan | | Marks , Joseph — | - "10 mo. 590 |

- | ‘MEDICINE -

mt | Pr fes ors | an _ | - oS a — Ve2-m0os 77000 Evens ,foser NS As )\ WD. )\ Prefeshor OO Foerster, Otto H.\, Professor 0 bert - | | - ~ KO \ tology \ 12-mo.—1,000:. | | a Professors — a SO = mo. $7,000 Evans, Joseph S., B.A., M.D., Professor ~ 12 of Dermatology 12 mo. 1,000 | Foerster, Otto H,,Professor 6,000 Van Valzah, Robert,B.A.,M.D.,Prof,Clin. Medicine 12 mo | 12 mo. 4,500 = Middleton, W.S., M.D. ,Assoc.Prof.Medicine - M.D. ,Assoc.Prof,Clin, Med. (Promote)12 mo. 4,000) | Blankinship, R.C., | Associate Physician 12 mo, 2,000 Eyster, J.A.E., 5,000) — | : 3 | (Physiology W.B., Clinical Pathologist | 12 mo, 600 - Stovall, 5,400) | | : : | | oe (St,Lab.Hyg. . 12 mo, 3,100 | Gance, J.H., Associate in Pediatrics : Associate in Pediatrics 12 mo. 2,750 | Tenney, H.K., M.D., | , - McIntosh, R.L., M.D., Associate in Dermatology 12 mo, 500

| | | | | SURGERY — : | | Professors oS oe : | | Ce | | Hedblom, Carl A,, B.A,,M.D., Prof. of Surgery 12 mo, 8,000 | Gaenslen, F.J., Prof, of Orthopedic Surgery — jd2 mo, © 2,500 Davis, F.A., Professor of Ophthalmology & Otolaryn- | | ne oe : SO | | gology l2 mo, 1,000 ©... Brown, G.V.I., M.D., Prof. of Plastic Surgery © 12 mo, 1,500 | EHlsom, J.C., Assoc,.Prof. of Physiotherapy . - 12 mo, 2,100 - 2 , vere oe (Phy.Ed. 2,100) | | Hager, B.H., M.D., Assoc,Prof, of Surgery 12 mo, 5,000 Crawford, A.S., B.S., M.D., Assoc.Prof. of Surgery 12 mo, 5, 000 | Barlow, R.A., M.D., Associate in Rhinology 500 Bower, R., M.D., Associate in Otolfaryngology 500 Harper, C. S., M.D., Associate in Obstetrics 1,000 | Neff, Eugene, M.D., Associate in Ophthalmology 500 | Nesbit, W., M.D., Associate in Laryngology | 500 | Schneiders, E. F., M.D., Associate in Obstetrics 1,000 | Sisk, Ira, M.D., Associate in Urology | | 500 \ ;

/ oo NEURO-PSYCHIATRY = |

W. F. Lorenz, Professor / 500 8,000 Director Institute = | W. J. Bleckwenn, Asst. Prof. 500 5,000 Asst,Director Institute | _ | | Hans Reese, Asst. Professor 500 4,300 Psychiatric Institute 4H, V. Gibson, Associate in Chemistry 4,000 OM Jn oe |

PHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH FUND ce oe W. Stratman-Thomas, — Research Chemist 2,000 12 mo, basis a George Wakerlin; Research Associate 600 (3 months) | | Technician 1,440 12 mo. basis — | D. J. Pritchard, : Nick Quartucio, — - Technician 1,020 12 mo. basis © | Irene Blake, §tenographer 320 l2mo, basis ~ a | William Young — ~ Technician | 120 12 mo. basis ~ | } | an 35, 500 | | Irene Blake also Pharmacology - $1,060 | a | | | | §tate Toxic, — 120 | | | | Total salary $1,500 | : , |

William Young also Pharmacol, 1,440. oe | | Total salary 1,560 a |

_ PUBLIC HEALTH INSTITUTE FUNDS | |

| A. S. Loevenhart - | | 7 | 675 (post summer session)

| | | | in Pediatrics. oe oe | | R. C. Blankinship, from Assistant to Associate Professor of Oo Clinical Medicine and Associate Physician, Wis- _ | GONG Iin General Hospital, | , | | | Wz. S. Middleton, from Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine | | | | | _ to Associate Professor of Medicine. | | |

- Appointments to Faculty of Medical School or to Staff of Wis- consin General Hospital without salary, without increase a of salary, or with a nominal salary. — | | |

: Rank of Professor, Associate Professor, Assistant Professor and | | | . | Associate. —

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W.J,Bleckvenn, Associate Neurologist Asst.Prof,of Neuro-Psychia- ‘M.D. Se | try | G.V.I.Brown,M.D, Plastic Surgeon — Prof, of Plastic Surgery | | F.A.Davis,M.D. Opthalmologist & Otol- Prof, of Ophthalmology and : aryngologist Otolaryngology | Joseph Dean,M.D. Lecturer | Clinical Prof.of Surgery | O,i1,Foerster,M.D,Dermatologist Prof, of Dermatology — oe #,J,Gaenslen,M.D.Orthopedic Surgeon Prof,of Orthopedic Surgery | #EL.P.Greeley,M.D. Associate Physician Clin,Prof, of Medicine | C.A.Harper, M.D. , Lecturer in Hygiene R.H.Jackson,M.D. Lecturer) | Clin.Prof. of Surgery/ C.W.Muehlberger,M.D. Toxicologist Asst.Prof, of Pharmacology | Hans Reese,M,D. Associate Neurologist Asst,Prof,of Neuro-Psychia- | | oo D2 | try. | | - MEDICAL SCHOOL EXHIBIT "D" a

. G.H. Robbins ,M,D,Lecturer Asst.Clin,Prof.of Medicine T.W.Tormey,M.D, Lecturer | Criu.Prof, of Surgery | | J.C.Hlsom,M.D, Assoc, Prof.,of Phy.Hduc.,and of Physio»Therapy

| 7 we Rank of Instructor | oe | | —— ey R.Bower,M.D. Assoc,Oral Surgery Assocciate in Otolargyngolo- RoA,Barlow,M.D., Assoc,Rhinologist Associate in Rhinology | D.Brown,M.D.- Lecturer | Clin.Associate in Medicine | Homer Carter,M.D,Lecturer © Clin,Assoc,in Pediatrics / J.P.Dean,M.D. Lecturer | Clin,Assoc,in Surgery | C.S.Harper ;M.D. Assoc. Obstetrician Assoc, in Obstetrics — | JeA,.Jackson,M.D, Lecturer Clin.Assoc,in Surgery | : | H.M.Kay,M.D. | Leecturer Clin,Assoc,in Medicine | | ¥ R.L.McIintosh,M.D.Associate Dermatologist Assoc,in Dermatology Ss W.Nesbit,M.D. Assoc,Laryngologist Assoc. in Laryngology | — H.Neff,M.D. | Assoc.Ophthalmologist Assoc.in Opthalmology E.F.Schneiders,M.D. Assoc,Obstetrician Assoc,in Obstetrics | | I.Sisk,M.D. Associate Urologist Associate in Urology Oo ~ J.N.Sisk,M.D. | Clin. Instructor in Roent-= : | | . a | genology oe oe A. Suliivan,M.D. | Clin.Assoc.in Surgery © H.Sullivan,M,D. | | Clin,Instructor in Surgery ; Auge Tormey ,MeD. Lecturer Clin,Assoc,in Surgery | |

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