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BIENNIAL REPORT of the President and the Board of Regents University of Minnesota BIENNIAL REPORT of the President and the Board of Regents 1968-1970 to the Legislature of the State of Minnesota Approved and Adopted by the Board of Regents June 30, 1970 THE BOARD OF REGENTS As of June 30, 1970 The Honorable Lester A. Malkerson, Minneapolis Chairman The Honorable Marjorie J. Howard (Mrs. C. Edward), Excelsior Vice Chairman The Honorable Elmer L. Andersen, St. Paul The Honorable Lyman A. Brink, Hallock The Honorable Fred A. Cina, Aurora The Honorable Daniel C. Gainey, Owatonna The Honorable Albert V. Hartl, Fergus Falls The Honorable Herb L. Huffington, M.D., Waterville The Honorable Fred J. Hughes, St. Cloud The Honorable George W. Rauenhorst, Olivia The Honorable Neil C. Sherburne, Lakeland Township The Honorable John A. Yngve, Plymouth The University of Minnesota adheres to the principle that all persons shall have equal opportunity and access to its educational facilities, activities, and employment without regard to race, creed, sex, or na­ tional origin. TABLE OF CONTENTS Page Letter of Transmittal vi Significant Events, Activities, and Actions . 1 Administrative Reorganization . 1 Academic Reorganization . 1 University of Minnesota Technical College, Waseca 2 Health Sciences 2 Equal Opportunity . 2 Senate Reorganization . 2 Kegler Task Force 2 Educational Innovation 2 Martin Luther King Program 3 Honorary Degree 3 Regents' Professorships 3 Outstanding Achievement Awards ... 3 Alumni Service Awards 4 University Personnel .... 5 Changes in Personnel 5 Board of Regents . 5 Faculties........................ 5 Retirements, 1968-1969 . 5 Retirements, 1969-1970 . 6 Terminations, 1968-1969 7 Terminations, 1969-1970 . 9 Appointments, 1968-1969 . 11 Appointments, 1969-1970 15 Promotions and Transfers, 1968-1969 20 Promotions and Transfers, 1969-1970 20 Leaves of Absence, 1968-1969 . 31 Leaves of Absence, 1969-1970 . 36 Single Quarter Leaves, 1968-1969 .... 39 Sabbatical Furloughs, 1969-1970 . 42 Deaths, 1968-1970 45 Honors and Distinctions 45 Office of the President . 45 Divisions of Administration 46 Divisions of Academic Administration ... 46 Divisions of Coordinate Campuses and Educational Relationships . 87 Divisions of Finance, Planning, and Operations . 90 Divisions of Student Affairs . .. 91 The Work of the University . 93 Office of the President . 93 Office of the Director of Development . 93 Patents 94 iii l Page Divisions of Administration . 95 Bureau of Institutional Research . 96 Police Department . 98 University of Minnesota Press . 98 Divisions of Academic Administration 99 Department of Aerospace Studies 99 Institute of Agriculture . 100 College of Biological Sciences .... 108 School of Business Administration .. III University Computer Services . 115 Department of Concerts and Lectures 117 Department of Criminal Justice Studies .. 121 School of Dentistry . 122 College of Education . 127 General College . 134 General Extension Division . 135 Graduate School . 150 Office of International Programs . 158 Law School 162 College of Liberal Arts 164 University of Minnesota Libraries .... 167 College of Medical Sciences . 171 Department of Military Science . 179 Department of Naval Science . 180 College of Pharmacy 181 Summer Session . 186 Institute of Technology 187 University College 191 College of Veterinary Medicine... .. 192 Divisions of Coordinate Campuses and Educational Relationships . 194 Department of Alumni Relations . 195 Department of Intercollegiate Athletics .. 197 University of Minnesota, Duluth . 199 University of Minnesota, Morris . 201 University of Minnesota Technical College, Crookston 204 University of Minnesota Technical College, Waseca 206 Department of University Relations.. 206 Divisions of Finance, Planning, and Operations ........... 209 Business Office . 209 Department of Civil Service Personnel... .. 214 Office of the Field Auditor . 222 Plant Services. .. 222 University Services . 227 Divisions of Student Affairs . 232 Office of Admissions and Records 238 Office of the Foreign Student Adviser 253 University Health Service . 253 iv To the Honorable Board of Regents University of Minnesota Mrs. Howard and Gentlemen: I am enclosing the 1968-1970 Biennial Report, summanzmg the activities of the various departments of the University of Minnesota for the two-year period ending June 30, 1970. The Biennial Report series is a primary source of comprehensive information on enrollments and curriculum changes, research and in­ struction efforts, faculty activities and honors, and other developments within the academic and administrative units of the University, pre­ sented in a consistent format over a period of time. It is provided for by state law to supply information to the members of the State Leg­ islature and others. This substantial report on the activities, responsibilities, and sta­ tistics of the University of Minnesota is a major segment of our ac­ counting responsibilities to the government and people of Minnesota. Sincerely, President Minneapolis, Minnesota July 1, 1970 i BIENNIAL REPORT 1968-1970 SIGNIFICANT EVENTS, ACTIVITIES, AND ACTIONS Administrative Reorganization-Two new vice presidential positions were cre­ ated in July 1969. The vice president for investments, who was also named executive director of the University of Minnesota Foundation, and the vice presi­ dent for planning and operations each assumed some of the responsibilities of the former vice president for business administration, who became vice president and consultant to the President. In May 1970, the vice president for investments announced his resignation. The vice president for planning and operations assumed responsibility for invest­ ments, and his title was changed to vice president for finance, planning, and op­ erations. In June the Regents named a new executive director of the Foundation who was also named director of development. The title of the vice president for educational relationships and development was changed to vice president for coordinate campuses and educational relation­ ships in September 1969. The change reflected the shift of development respon­ sibilities to other units and the strengthening of the liaison between the central administration and the four coordinate campuses. At the University of Minnesota, Morris, the title of the chief administrative officer was changed from dean to provost in July 1968. With the retirement of the dean of students in 1969, the units formerly report­ ing to that Office became directly responsible to the Office of the Vice President for Student Affairs. Academic Reorganization-In June 1970, the Board of Regents approved the restructuring of the College of Agriculture, Forestry, and Home Economics into three separate colleges. Deans of the new colleges will report to the dean of the Institute of Agriculture. A School of Statistics was established in the College of Liberal Arts, incorporating the former Department of Statistics, which was re­ named the Department of Theoretical Statistics; a new Department of Applied Statistics; and the Statistical Center. A School of Public Affairs, an expansion of the former Public Administration Center, was also created. New departments established during the biennium included the Departments of Afro-American and American Indian Studies in the College of Liberal Arts; the Department of Clinical Pharmacy in the College of Pharmacy; the Department of Computer, Information, and Control Sciences in the Institute of Technology; the Department of Criminal Justice Studies, which reports directly to the vice presi­ dent for academic administration; the Department of Family Practice and Com­ munity Health in the Medical School; and the Departments of Special Education and Speech Pathology and Audiology at the University of Minnesota, Duluth. Other new units included the Research and Development Center for the Handi­ capped and the State Research Coordinating Unit in the College of Education and the Fire Service Information, Research, and Service Center in the Municipal Reference Bureau. Major restructuring took place in several areas. The Office of International Programs became part of the Office of the Vice President for Academic Admin­ istration; the Bureau of Student Loans and Scholarships was merged with the Col­ lege Work-Study Program to become the Office of Student Financial Aid; the Psycho-Educational and Child Study Clinics in the College of Education were 1 2 BIENNIAL REPORT combined to become the Psycho-Educational Center; the Division of Radiation Therapy in the Medical School was redesignated the Department of Therapeutic Radiology and the Departments of Dermatology, Neurology, Neurosurgery, and Orthopedic Surgery were formed from divisions in other departments; and pro­ grams of the Department of Chemical Engineering, the Department of Civil Engi­ neering and Hydraulics, and the School of Mineral and Metallurgical Engineering in the Institute of Technology were combined and reorganized as the Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and the Department of Civil and Mineral Engineering. The Speech and Hearing Clinic, formerly reporting to the vice president for student affairs, became part of the Department of Speech Sci­ ence, Pathology, and Audiology in the College of Liberal Arts. The name of the University of Minnesota Technical Institute, Crookston, was changed to University of Minnesota Technical College, Crookston, during the bi­ ennium. In other name changes, the Department of Aeronautics and Engineering Mechanics became the Department of Aerospace
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