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MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF REGENTS MURRAY STATE UNIVERSITY August 3, 1979

The Board of Regents of Murray State University met August 3, 1979 at 10:15 a.m. in the Board Suite of Rainey T. Wells Hall on the campus of the University. The following members were present: Mr. Mack Bushart, Mr. Bob T. Long, Dr. S. M. Matarazzo, Mr. Jere McCuiston, Mr. A. B. Mitchell, Dr. Ed Settle, Mr. 0. B. Springer, and Dr. Charles E. Howard, Chairman, presiding. I Absent were Mr. Bill Carneal and Mr. Ron Christopher. Also present were Dr. Constantine W. Curris, President; Mrs. Patsy R. Dyer, Secretary of the Board; Dr. Richard Gray, Treasurer of the Board and Vice-President for Administrative Services; Vice-Presidents Butwell, Gordon and Julian; Dr. Wade Kadel, Director of the Veterinary Diagnostic and Research Center; and members of the news media.

Chairman Howard called the meeting to order.

Oath of Office administered to Mr. Mack Bushart

Mack Bushart, being a resident of Kentucky and President of the Student Government Association, was administered the Oath of Office for Student Regent of the Board by Mrs. Patsy R. Dyer, Notary Public.

Dr. Curris congratulated Mr. Bushart and Chairman Howard welcomed him to the Board.

Dr. Matarazzo led in prayer.

Agenda

The following agenda for the meeting was presented by President Curris:

AGENDA I for Meeting of the Board of Regents Murray State University August 3, 1979

l. Oath of Office administered to Mr. Mack Bushart

2. Reorganization of the Board of Regents

3. Minutes of the Meetings of the Board held on April 28 and May 12, 1979

4. President's Report

5. Appointment of Chairman, Department of Biological Sciences

I recommend the appointment of Dr. Charles Kupchella as Chairman and Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at an annual salary of $29,500, effective August l, 1979.

Dr. Kupchella, a native of Pennsylvania, received his baccalaureate degree from Indiana University of Pennsylvania and his Ph.D. in Physiology and Microbiology from St. Bonaventure. After completing his doctorate, he was appointed to the faculty of Bellarmine College and in 1973, joined the University of Louisville School of Medicine as Associate Professor of Oncology and Associate Director of the I University's Cancer Center. He has served as President of the Kentucky Academy of Science and the Kentucky Association for Environmental Education. He has published extensively and has just concluded service as Chairman of the Advisory Committee to the Legislative Research Commission on the status of scientific research and development in the Commonwealth.

6. Appointment of Interim Chairman, Department of Agriculture

I recommend the appointment of Dr. Charles Chaney as Interim Chairman of and Professor in the Department of Agriculture effective August l, 1979, with a $200 monthly stipend in addition to his regular salary. 320

Dr. Chaney, a 1957 graduate of Murray State University, received his doctorate in agricultural science at the University of Kentucky in 1961. After six years on the faculty of the University of Kentucky, he joined the Murray State faculty in 1967. Dr. Chaney is a specialist in swine production and nutrition, and has several publications in this area. He serves as advisor to pre-veterinary medicine students and prepared the University's extensive report for the establishment of a School of Veterinary Medicine.

7. Appointment of Interim Chairwoman, Department of Nursing

I recommend the appointment of Mrs. Lou Ann Atkins as Chairwoman of and Assistant Professor in Nursing effective July l, 1979, with a $200 monthly stipend in addition to her regular salary. I Professor Atkins, a native of Mascoutah, Illinois, received her baccalaurate degree in nursing from the University of Pittsburgh and her master's in nursing from St. Louis University. She has served on the nursing faculty of Bellville Community and Southern Illinois University prior to rejoining the Murray State faculty in 1978.

8. Faculty Personnel/Payroll Items

A. Resignations, Retirements

Name Assignment Effective

Sharon Edwards Assistant Professor/Nursing 5/31/79 James T. Thompson Chairman G Professor/Agriculture 7/31/79 Daniel Cook Assistant Professor/Geography 5/31/79 i

Matilda Smith Instructor/Library 7/1/79-1/15/80 Maxine McCants Assistant Professor 8/1/79-5/31/80 English

CANCELLATION OF SUMMER PROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT LEAVE

Name Assignment

James Thompson Chairman and Professor/Agriculture

POSTPONEMENT OF SUMMER PROFESSIONAL IMPROVEMENT LEAVES

Name Assignment

James Weatherly Chairman G Associate Professor Engineering Technology Roger Childress Assistant Professor Instruction G Learning

C. Adjustments in Salary Ill Name Assignment Change/Explanation

Gilbert Mathis Professor/Economics $2,500 for 4/7/79-6/30/79 for study on Econ. impact of MSU on West Kentucky; funded by Regional Services

Irma Collins Assistant Professor From $17,500 (acad) to $18,000 Music (acad) effective 4/1/79; Doctorate •. •completed. ~·:Retirement 321

Faculty - Adjustments in Salary (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Change/Explanation

Durwood Beatty Professor $100/day for'4 'days corisul~, Agriculture Assistance,to Local Government; effective 6/1/79.

Franklin Mosco Assistant Professor $571.03 for 4/23/79-6/15/79 for Political Science developing course in Public Administration of Gerontology-CHE

$571.03 for 4/23/79-6/15/79 for Larry Kjosa Associate Professor I developing course in Public Political Science Administration of Gerontology-CHE

Steven Jones Instructor/Sociology $225 for Services for Older Americans Workshop payable 5/30/79; $1,000, director of Geron. Frog. 5/17/79-6/30/79.

Miles· ,simpson Chairman• & Associate $150 for Services for Older Professor/Sociology Americans Workshop payable 5/30/79

Machree Ward Associate Professor $300 for Social Service Workshop Psychology payable 6/ll/79.

Judy Nantau Instructor $450 for Communication Disorders Special Education Workshops; 6/23/79 & 6/27/79.

Torn Wagner Assistant Professor $2,000 for counseling program re: Professional Studies Early Drug Prevention, Ballard County Schools 1/8/79-5/31/79.

Tom Holcomb Associate Professor $2,320 for counseling program re: Professional Studies Early Drug Prevention, Mayfield City Schools 1/8/79-5/31/79.

I Lowell Latta Assistant Professor $2,000 for counseling program re: Professional Studies Early Drug Prevention, Calloway County Schools l/8/79-5/31/79.

Thomas Gray Chairman & Professor $800 for April 7, 14, 21, & 28, Graphic Arts May 5, 12, 19, & 26, 1979 (8 .. days) on Validation sticker project, Justice Department & $400 for June 2, 9, 16, & 23.

May B. Simmons Editor, Court Reporting $215 for May 1979 Grant

Stephen Horwood Assistant Professor $500 for inst. materials, making Graphic Arts slides & cost of materials; payable 5/15/79

Paul McNeary Assistant Professor $1,000 for 2 - two-week workshops; Industrial Education payable 6/15/79.

Dan R. Ward Assistant Professor From $22,500 (acad) to $23,250 (acad) Accounting & Finance effective 8/1/79; Doctorate completed

Bennie Purcell Head, Tennis Camp, SYP $1,950 for 6/10/79 - 6/27/79.

Yushin Yoo Coordinator of Patron From $18,000 to $18,750 p/yr I Services & Associate effective 7/l/79; promotion. Professor/Library

Robert Daniel Associate Professor $232.50 for audio tapes and modules Biology re: Court Reporting grant effective 6/30/79.

May B. Simmons Editor, Court Reporting $240.00 for June 1979. Grant Faculty - Adjustments in Salary (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Change/Explanation

Sally Duford Instructor $1,000 for Director of Nutrition Home Economics Education and Training workshop for 8/l/79 - 10/31/79.

Robert W. Jones Associate Professor $2,770 for 5/14/79-8/10/79 for Staff­ Industrial Education Industry Exchange Project; reimbursed by Bureau of Vocational Education.

Johnny Reagan Athletic Director $1,000 payable 6/28/79 Baseball Coach I Benny Purcell Tennis Camp $1,950 for 6/24/79-7/6/79. Summer Youth Program

Ron Greene.· Director $4,137.50 for 6/17/79-6/22/79. Boys' Basketball Camp

Jean C. Smith Director/Lady Racer $3,521.59 for 6/10/79-6/16/79. Basketball Camp

Steve Newton Instructor/Boys' $2,000 for 6/17/79 - 6/22/79 Basketball Camp

R. Thomas McKnight Assistant Professor $150.00 for Hypnosis Workshop on Special Education 6/7/79 - 6/8/79

Frank E. Mosko Assistant Professor From $15,500 (acad) to $16,000 (acad) Political Science & effective 8/l/79; doctorate completed Public Affairs

Jeanette Furches Assistant Professor $1,238 for July 1979; AHES grant Nursing project.

Lockie Christopher Assistant Professor $348.72 for In-Service Materials Instruction & Learning development for Spring 1979. I Alberta Chapman Professor/Office $1,040 for July 1979 for work on Admin. & Business Education Vocational Education Program; CBVE Effectiveness.

Bennie Purcell Head, Tennis Camp, SYP. $1,950 for 7/8/79-7/20/79

Luann Wilkerson Director, CETE & Asst. From $21,500 (11 mo) to $23,220 Professor/Speech (11 mo) effective 7/1/79-5/31/80; annual adjustment

D. Faculty _,Summer .. Hrofessional ... Improvement. Sabbatical-Compensation

Name Department Total

John Adams English $2,790.00 Rex Alexander Recreation & Physical Education 3,052.50 Buford Anderson Physics & Computer Science 2,887.50 Edward Armstrong Sociology & Anthropology 2,370.00 Terry Barrett Psychology 2,527.50 Andrew Batts Economics 2,512.50 Louis Beyer Physics & Computer Science 3,442.50 Lewis Bossing Instruction & Learning 2,812.50 Charles Chaney Agriculture I 3,352.50 William Cornell Recreation & Physical Education 2,415.00 Hazel Cowin Mathematics 2,415.00 John Devine Accounting & Finance 3,337.50 Don Duncan Physics & Computer Science 2,880.00 Robert Etherton Physics & Computer Science 4,708.33 Terry Foreman Philosophy & Religious Studies 2,842.50 Kent Forrester English 2,640.00 W. A. Franklin Geography 2,775.00 William Freeman Marketing 3,247.50 323

Faculty- Summer Professional Improvement Sabbatical Compensation (Cont'd)

Name Department Total

Robert Goetz Biology $2,475.00 Annette Gordon Chemistry 2,992.50 Thomas Gray Graphic Arts Technology 4,429.17 Gary Haws Foreign Languages 2,827.50 Doris Helge Center for Innovation & Development 2,932.50 Robert Hendon Agriculture 2,962.50 Melvin Henley Chemistry & Geology 2,920.05 Thomas Holcomb Professional Studies 2,790.00 Ben Humphreys Professional Studies 4,687.50 Michael Johnson Art 2,347.50 I W. E. Maddox Physics & Computer Science 3,097.50 Neale Mason Music 2,917.50 S. M. Matarazzo Professional Studies 3,277.50 John Mikulcik Agriculture 3,277.50 Thomas I. Miller Accounting & Finance 5,291.67 Charles Moore Psychology 3,420.00 Ray Moore Instruction & Learning 2,865.00 Thomas Muehleman Psychology 2,835.00 Phillip Niffenegger Marketing 2,947.50 Jill O'Brien Speech & Theatre 2,250.00 Mel Page History 2,460.00 William Pinkston Economics 2,820.00 Dennis Poplin Sociology & Anthropology 3,157.50 Joseph Rose Political Science 2,752.50 Gene Schanbacher Industrial Education 3,150.00 Roger Schoenfeldt Management 2,865.00 James Sickel Biology 2,430.00 May B. Simmons Office Administration & Business Education 2,197.50 Tom Simmons Recreation & Physical Education 2,475.00 James Stickler Art 2,377.50 Lawrence Suffill Speech & Theatre 2,152.50 James F. Thompson Economics 3,735.00 Pauline Waggener Home Economics 2,685.00 I Jack Wilson Mathematics 2,985.00 E. Faculty - Summer Teaching Compensation, Sessions I and II

SESSION I

Name Department Amount

Gene Lovins (\) Accounting & Finance $1545.00 Owen Moseley Accounting & Finance 3292.50 John Thompson Accounting & Finance 4042.50 Dan Harrison (\) Economics 1488.75 Howard Giles Economics 3510.00 Robert McCann (\) Management 1297.50 Delbert Honchul Management 2865.00 Gene Flood Management 2865.00 R. B. Barton (\) Management 1518.75 Frances Richey (\) Management 1365.00 Shelley Tapp (\) Management 1000.00 David Coop Marketing 2895.00 Gary Brockway Marketing 3277.50 Steve West (\) Marketing 1312.50 Patsy Nichols Office Admin. & Business Ed. 2002.50 Gene Garfield Political Science 2850.00 John Faughn Political Science 2347.50 I Karen Boyd Art 2580.00 Richard Jackson (\) Art 1350.00 James Booth Speech & Theatre 2745.00 Mark Malinauskas (\) Speech & Theatre 1410.00 James Biggs Speech & Theatre 2722.50 James Schempp Speech & Theatre (Summer Theatre) 450.00 Frank Blodgett (\) Journalism & Radio-TV 1226.25 Roger Haney Journalism & Radio-TV 2430.00 Ray Mofield (\) Journalism & Radio-TV 1706.25 324

Faculty - Summer Teaching Compensation, Sessions I and II

SESSION I (Cont'd)

Name Department Amount

Robert Baar Music $3142.50 Kay Bates Music 2220.00 Irma Collins Music 2700.00 Judyth Lippmann Music 2295.00 Eula McCain (~) Music 1387.50 James Rudolph Agriculture 2775.00 Arlie Scott (~) Agriculture 1402.50 Durwood Beatty (~) Agriculture 1642.50 William Payne Agriculture 3547.50 I Donald Johnson (~) Biology 1650.00 C. D. Wilder (2/3) Biology 1830.00 Robert Daniel (2/3) Biology 1860.00 M. D. Hassell (2/3) Biology 2145.00 Joe King (2/3) Biology 1550.00 Arthur Williams (2/3) Biology 1650.00 Fred Senftleber Chemistry 2250.00 David Owens (~) Chemistry ll62.50 John Mylroie (2/3) Chemistry 1590.00 Tom Kind Geography 2535.00 George Britt (2/3) Mathematics 1685.00 Gary Jones Mathematics 3000.00 Donald Bennett (2/3) Mathematics 1890.00 Harvey Elder Mathematics 2992.50 Wayne Bell (~) Mathematics ll25.00 William Taylor Physics 2842.50 James Kline Physics 3315.00 Don Chapman Physics 2730.00 John Farrell Engineering Technology 2925.00 John McLaren (~) Engineering Technology ll25.00 William Whitaker (~) Engineering Technology 1368.75 Stephen Horwood (~) Graphic Arts Technology 1282.50 Eddie Adams (~) Industrial Education 1492.50 Paul LyJ;>n (~) Industrial Education 1395.00 Robert Jones (~) Industrial Education 1470.00 I Marvin Mills (~) Safety Engineering 1601.25 Ann Carr Child Studies 2550.00 Vanda Gibson (~) Child Studies 1098.75 Judy Payne (~) Home Economics ll40.00 Alta Presson Home Economics 3225.00 Joan Maupin Horne Economics 2625.00 Lochie Christopher Instruction & Learning 2595.00 Truman Whitfield Instruction & Learning 2737.50 Willis Johnson Instruction & Learning 2865.00 Vernon Shown Instruction & Learning 2700.00 Sondra Ford Instruction & Learning 2520.00 Bobby Malone Instruction & Learning 2902.50 Franklin Fitch Instruction & Learning 3ll2.50 Richard Usher (~) Instruction & Learning 1582.50 Robert Fox (~) Instruction & Learning 1458.75 June Smith Instruction & Learning 2565.00 Joan Stranahan Instruction & Learning 2550.00 Roger Childress Instruction & Learning 2752.50 Diane O'Brien Instruction & Learning 2550.00 Lou Ann Atkins Nursing 2250.00 Margie Kalisz Nursing 2302.50 Jo Ann Anderson (~) Professional Studies 1327.50 George Cheponis (~) Professional Studies 1080.00 Glen Hendren Professional Studies 2745.00 I Charles Tolley Professional Studies 3052.50 Tom Wagner Professional Studies 2722.50 Tom Posey Psychology 2970.00 Frank Kodman Psychology 3037.50 Tom Damron (~) Recreation & Physical Education 1200.00 James Frank Recreation & Physical Education 3172.50 Bailey Gore Recreation & Physical Education 2782.50 Cal Luther Recreation & Physical Education 2745.00 William Presson Recreation & Physical Education 3067.50 Kenneth Purcell Recreation & Physical Education 2497.50 Margaret Simmons (~) Recreation & Physical Education ll70.00 225

Faculty - Summer Teaching Compensation, Sessions I and II

SESSION I (Cont 1 d)

Name Department Amount

Ralph Hausman Special Education $2842.50 Viola Miller Special Education 2730.00 Marilyn Condon Special Education 2482.50 Betty Blodgett Special Education 2130.00 Yancey Watkins Special Education 3120.00 Thayle Anderson English 2550.00 florence Patton English 2000.00 Al Hough English 2617.50 I Gordon Loberger English 2610.00 Wallace Swan (~) English 1440.00 Bert Ball Foreign Languages 2992.50 Milton Grimes foreign Languages 2392.50 Joe Fuhrman History 2280.00 Roy Hatton History 2775.00 Terry Streiter History 1000.00 Adam Lanning Sociology 2782.50 Kenneth Carstens Sociology 2100.00 Mike Hanks (~) Sociology 1046.25 Wayne Sheeks Philosophy & Religious Studies 3037.50

SESSION II

Name Department Amount-

William Grasty Accounting & Finance $3982.50 Philip Tibbs Accounting & Finance 3277.50 Dan Harrison (~) Economics 1488.75 Gil Mathis Economics 3375.00 frances Richey (~) Management 1365.00 Nelson ford Management 2670.00 R. B. Barton (~) Management 1518.75 Steve West (~) Marketing 1312.50 I A. C. Krizan (~) Office Admin. & Business Ed. 1200.00 LaVerne Ryan Office Admin. & Business Ed. 2460.00 frank Mosko Political Science 2100.00 Farouk Umar Political Science 3300.00 Richard Jackson (~) Art 1350.00 Mark Malinauskas (~) Speech & Theatre 1410.00 Jerry Mayes Speech & Theatre 2347.50 James Schempp Speech & Theatre (Summer Theatre) 450.00 Ray Mofield (~). Journalism & Radio-TV 1706.25 Eula McCain (~) Music 1387.50 Roger Macha (~) Agriculture 1477.50 V. R. Shelton Agriculture 2647.50 Don Johnson (~) Biology 1650.00 James Stuart (2/3) Biology 1530.00 Bruce Christensen Biology 2100.00 Robert Daniel (2/3) Biology 1860.00 Harry Conley Chemistry 2977.50 David Owens (~) Chemistry ll62.50 Dave Irwin Geography 2400.00 Harold Robertson Mathematics 3225.00 Wayne Bell (~) Mathematics ll25.00 Donald Bennett (1/3) Mathematics 945.00 Bill Burnley Physics 2610.00 William Smith Physics 3045.00 William Taylor Physics 1000.00 I 2857.50 C. Ronald Cella English Mike Miller English 2280.00 Sue Brown English 2287.50 Helen Roulston (~) English 1068.75 Charles Daughaday (~) English 1326.00 Wayne Beasley History 2865.00 Charles Steffen History (World Civ) 1000.00 Franklin Robinson (~) Philosophy 1323.75 Yanda Gibson (~) Child Studies 1098.75 Stephen Schectman Child Studies 2280.00 Sally Duford Home Economics 2385.00 Martha Erwin Nursing 3041. 25 325

faculty - Summer Teaching Compensation, Sessions I and II

SESSION II (Cont'd)

Name Department Amount

Garth Petrie Instruction & Learning $2820.00 Janice Hooks Instruction & Learning 2730.00 Gary Schroeder Instruction & Learning 2535.00 Wayne Williams Instruction & Learning 2655.00 Bill Price Instruction & Learning 3090.00 Joe Baust Instruction & Learning 2580.00 Robert Fox (lz) Instruction & Learning 1458.75 Jody Anderson (\z) Professional Studies 1327.50 I George Cheponis (\z) Professional Studies 1080.00 Lowell Latto Professional Studies 2415.00 James Willis Professional Studies 3052.50 Paul Naberezny Professional Studies 1000.00 William Ryan (lz) Professional Studies 1672.50 Mark Cunningham Psychology 3060.00 William Batsel (lz) Psychology ll88.75 Evelyn Bradley Psychology 2445.00 Tom Damron Recreation & Physical Education 1200.00 R. T. Hewitt Recreation &. Physical Education 2557.50 Margaret Simmons (lz) Recreation & Physical Education ll70.00 Tom Wood Special Education 2430.00 John Merbler Special Education 2430.00 Allan Beane Special Education 2359.35 Tom McKnight Special Education 2632.50 James Carlin Special Education 2805.00 John McLaren (lz) Engineering Technology ll25.00 Gene Bailey Graphic Arts Technology 2625.00 Frank Adelman Industrial Education 2925.00 Eddie Adams (\z) Industrial Education 1492.50 John fortin Industrial Education 3037.'50 Marvin Mills (lz) ;Safety Engineering & Health 1601.25

F. Faculty - Employment I

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Jane P. Hall Visiting Lecturer $15,000 (acad) 8/1/79 Accounting & Finance

Russell L. Welch Assistant Professor $18,000 (acad) 8/1/79 Marketing & Bus. Admin.

Steven C. Bishop Assistant Professor $13,800 (acad) 8/1/79 Art

Richard J. Hazler Assistant Professor $16,500 (acad) 8/1/79 Professional Studies

Franklin W. Elwell Instructor/Sociology $14,250 (acad) 8/1/79 & Anthropology

Gerald D. Hudder Visiting Assoc. Professor $17,800 (a cad) 8/1/79 Recreation & P. E.

Aaron Fischer Instructor/English $14,000 (acad) 8/1/79 Debra Gooden Woosley Assistant Professor $15,000 (acad) 8/l/79 I Nursing

Ernst Kastning, Jr. Assistant Professor $16,500 (acad) 8/l/79 Geology

Marlin Greer Associate Professor $21,000 (acad) 8/1/79 Engineering Technology

Ann Herron Associate Professor $ 1,133.33 p/mo 7/1/79-1/15/80 Library 327

Faculty - Employment (Cont'd) Effective Name Assignment Salary

Theo Tuck Visiting Lecturer $12,000 (acad) 8/l/79 Agriculture

Mark E. Murray Instructor/Music $13,000 (acad) 8/l/79

Ray Smith Instructor/Music $13,800 (acad) 8/l/79

A. Cash Koeniger Instructor/History $14,000 (acad) 8/l/79

Margaret A. Himel Assistant Professor $13,800 (a cad) 8/l/79 I Art Alan Seitel Assistant Professor $17,500 ( acad) 8/l/79 Special Education

Ann S. Swan Clinical Instructor $11,000 (acad) 8/l/79 Nursing

Joan Saulier Assistant Professor $15,700 (acad) 8/l/79 Nursing

W. J. Pitman Professor & Acting $ 2,350 for July 1979 Chairman/Biology

Gerald D. Hudder Visiting Assoc. Professor $ 3,000 for 6/l/79- Recreation & P. E. 8/21/79 (Reimbursed by Dept. of Corrections)

Jerry Herndon Curator/Jesse Stuart $ 1,492.50 for July 1979 Collection

Dallas Strawn Assistant Professor $17,000 (a cad) 8/l/79 Instruction & Learning

I Robert B. Gibson Veterinarian III/VDRC $25,000 p/yr 8/l/79

Allan L. Beane Assistant Professor $17,500 (a cad) 8/l/79 Special Education

Paul McNeary Assistant Professor $21,000 7/l/79 Industrial Education (Reimbursed by the Bureau of Vocational Education Project)

Gera;hd '.Welker Professor/Music $21,000 (acad) 8/l/79

G. Faculty - Extra Compensation--Adjunct and Extended Campus

ADJUNCT FACULTY

Name Course Semester Amount

Sam Alexander ADM 663 Summer I $1,300.00 Nancy Bradley GUI 689 Summer I 1,160.00 Charlene Butwell SAT Summer I 450.00 Jonqualin Duke ELE 301 Summer I 1,000.00 John Eastman ART Summer I 700.00 Lee Holeman ECO 230 Summer I 2,000.00 ECO 231 Summer I I Summer I 1,000.00 Brenda F. Jackson ADM 630 Suzan Kennedy REA 522-0l Summer I 2,000.00 REA 522-02 Summer I Bess Preklas REA 507 Summer I 2,000.00 REA 628 Summer I Ray Roberts RES 132 Summer I 1,000.00 Dallas Tjaden MUS 310 Summer I 1,000.00 Rodney Troester SAT Summer I 450.00 Cherry Watts SEC 641 Summer I 1,000.00 Judy Whitten CHS 522 Summer I 1,000.00 328

Faculty - Extra Compensation--Adjunct and Extended Campus

ADJUNCT FACULTY (Cant 1 d)

Name Course Semester Amount

Nancy Bradley GUI 690 Summer II $1,160.00 Charlene Butwell SAT Summer II 450.00 Freda Goodall REA 501 Summer II 1,000.00 Vicki Kloke REA 527 Summer II 1,000.00 Cash Koeniger HIS 121 Summer II 2,100.00 HIS 122 Summer II Alta Presson HEC Summer II 1,500.00 Dallas Tjaden MUS 311 Summer II 1,000.00 I Rodney Troester SAT Summer II 450.00 Dan R. Ward ACC 200-2 Summer II 3,487.50 ACC 304 Summer II Judy Whitten ELE 607 Summer II 1,000.00 Martha Wooton ADM 667 Summer II 1,200.00 Jerry Jansen AGR (farrier) Summer I 500.00 John A. Veverka SEC 585 Summer II 450.00

EXTENDED CAMPUS

Name Course Place Effective Amount

Garth Petrie ELE 601 Clinton 5/7/79-5/29/79 $1:_;135 0 00 Alfred Wolfson BIO 125 Biological Station 5/7/79-5/29/79 334.00 Clell Peterson BIO 126 Biological Station 5/7/79-5/29/79 334.00

9. Staff Personnel/Payroll Items

A. Resignations, Retirements, Discharged

Resignations Name Assignment Effective I Phyllis D'Angelo Secretary/President's Office 5/16/79

Deborah Lassiter Secretary/Physics 4/ 9/79

Keith Jenkins Programmer I 6/19/79 Computing & Information Systems

Rowena Emerson Clerk/Telephone Operator 5/10/79 Systems & Procedures Integration

Richard Vincent Pressman/Printing 6/19/79

Margaret Weshner Counseling 5/31/79 Counseling & Testing Center

Ginger Powell Secretary 5/21/79 Counseling & Testing Center

John Hammat Tutor Coordinator/Counselor 5/3i/79 Learning Center

Rebecca Dublin Secretary 6/ 8/79 Information & Public Services I Jennifer T. Heegel Secretary 6/29/79 Business & Public Affiars

Janet Dietsch Field Coordinator/Center for 5/31/79 Innovation & Development

Vicki Ragsdale Library Assistant III/Library 5/31/79

Carolyn Turner Clerk/Physical Plant 6/12/79 Staff - Resignations, Retirements, Discharged

Resignations (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Effective

Dellus Scott Custodian/Physical Plant lf/11/79

Ronald Waterbury Custodian/Physical Plant lf/17/79

Jesse Redden Custodian/Physical Plant 5/25/79

Mary B. Thomas Custodian/Physical Plant 5/22/79 I Conrad Carr Custodian/Physical Plant 5/ 3/79 Rickey Stewart Custodian/Physical Plant 5/15/79

Denise Brown Service Line/Food Services 6/ 1/79

James H. Marsh Custodian/Physical Plant 5/11/79

Joseph A. Caldwell Manager/Exposition Center lf/30/79

Kathi Webb Secretary lf/27/79 Fort Campbell Education Program

Caroline Van Booven Teacher 5/29/79 Fort Campbell Education Program

Bobbie Reeves Counselor/YACC 6/ 1/79

Terry Harpole Forestry Aide/YACC lf/2'1/79

Clarence Capps Forestry Aide/YACC lf/25/79 I Dean Lockwood Forestry Aide/YACC 5/11/79 I Joseph Martin Forestry Aide/YACC 5/16/79 Melinda Ravencraft Forestry Aide/YACC 5/10/79

Dennis J. Shirley Forestry Aide/YACC lf/25/79

Felix Tincher Forestry Aide/YACC lf/23/79

Martyn Brewer Counselor/YACC 6/15/79

Patricia Redmon General Worker/Food S,ervices 6/30/79

Helene Herndon General Worker/Food Services 6/30/79

Linda Trejo Principal Clerk Stenographer/VDRC 7 I 5/79

Nancy Lovett Coordinator of Data Preparation 7/20/79 Computing & Information Systems

Selwyn Parker Receptionist/Admissions 7/ 6/79

Marcia Vincent Secretary/Special Education 6/llf/79

i•E. Jean Lynch Secretary/Sociology & Anthropology 6/28/79 I Kathleen Flesch Supervising Nurse/Health Services 7/30/79 Michael Arrowood Laborer AVDRC 6/15/79

Jacob Postma TV Productionist/Teaching Center 6/30/79 & Media Resources

Gregory Workman Custodian/Physical Plant 7/ 9/79

i•Termination of contract Staff- Resignations, Retirements,

Retirements

Name Assignment Effective

Marion Adams Operator/Copy Center/Printing '+/30/79

J. I. Patton Inventory Control Clerk 6/18/79 Physical Plant

Relda B. Watson Custodian/Physical Plant 6/15/79

Iris M. Paschall Custodian/Phys~cal Plant 8/ 7/79 I Othel D. Paschall Custodian/Physical Plant 8/15/79

Estelle Gooch Food Service Worker/Food Services 5/30/79

Corrynne Winchester Cashier/Food Services 5/31/79

Name Assignment Effective

Diana Collie Food Service Worker/Food Services '+/20/79

Glenda Johnson Custodian/Physical Plant 5/23/79

Franklin James Caretaker/Exposition Center '+/12/79

Tim McFarland Forestry Aide/YACC 5/18/79

William E. Morris Forestry Aide/YACC '+/27 /79

Roger Jones Forestry Aide/YACC 5/18/79

Michael Prickett Forestry Aide/YACC 5/18/79 I

Roger Vailes Forestry Aide/YACC 5/18/79

Donald DeLello Forestry Aide/YACC 6/18/79

Chuck D. Lee Forestry Aide/YACC 6/ll/79

B. Staff - Leaves of Absence

Name Assignment Effective"-

Josephine Mason Account Collection Specialist 5/ll/79 Student Financial Aid

Mancil Vinson Director of Alumni Affairs 5/10/79- (On Vacation '+/2/79-5/10/79) 5/29/79

Roseann Watson Clerical Assistant/YACC 5/21/79- 6/21/79

Norma Robertson Departmental Secretary 7/l/79- Nursing 7 /21/79 I Hazel Morton Administrative Secretary 8/17/79- Dean's Office 3/28/79 Industry & Technology

Rebecca West Secretary/Home Economics 6/25/79- 8/13/79 331

C. Staff - Adjustments in Salary

Name Assignment Change/Explanation

London Walker Minority Admissions Coun­ From part-time at $5,100 p/yr to selor/School Relations full-time at $10,200 p/yr; Effect. 5/l/79-6/30/79. $10,500 p/yr, Effective 7/l/79.

Doris Cella Editor & Proofreader/JS $250 payable 5/14/79. Writing Workshop, 8th Summer

Sondra Holloway Secretary From $2.95 p/hr to $3.16 p/hr I Faculty Senate 3/10/79-5/18/79. Resigned 5/18/79 Larry Moore Adult & Corn. Education $75.p/day for 4 days consultant; Train./CHE Project Payable 5/12/79

William Pratt Asst. Director Custodial From $10,000 to $13,000 p/yr Serv./Physical Plant Effective 6/l/79; Promotion.

Sharon Graham Pre Audit Clerk/Purchas­ From $3.62 to $3.91 ing<:& General Services Effective July l, 1979

Polly Erwin Food Service/Beverage Line $3:08 to $3.26; Effective 7/l/79 Banquet Setup Coordinator Change in Grade.

Dorothy Colson Clerk Typist I $3.23 to $3.29; Effective 7/l/79 University Bookstore Change in Grade.

Olpha Spiceland Cashier $3.28 to $3.34; Effective 7/l/79 University Books~ore Change in grade.

Lola Lewis Dept. Secretary I $3.16 to $3.52; Effective 7/l/79 Learning Center; AIDP Annual Adjustment

Paulette Atkinson Secretary II $3.72 to $4.13; Effective 7/l/79 AIDP Annual Adjustment.

I Kathleen Fleming Dept. Secretary I $3.16 to $3.52; Effective 7/l/79 AIDP - CETE Annual Adjustment

Florence Patton Writing Specialist; Learn~·r $5.700 (Acad), effective 8/l/79 ing Center; AIDP (~ time) Annual Adjustment

Edward A. Thomas Manager, Admin. Services Additional $50 p/rno for MIS pro­ Computing & Infor. Systems ject; effect. 4/l/79-6/30/80.

Carol Yates Secretary/Counseling & $2.95 p/hr, Clerk, Telephone Op­ Testing erator to $3.16 p/hr, Secretary/ Counseling & Testing, effective 5/29/79

Levicie Zarnbella Secretary/Information & From $3.16 p/hr secretary, Upward Public Services Bound to $3.41 p/hr Infor. & Pub­ lic Services, Effective 5/14/79.

Joyce Herndon Secretary/Basketball From $3.16 p/hr, Secretary, Center Athletic Office for Acad. Advisement to $3.41 p/hr Sec., Basketball, Effective 4/30/79

Mildred Nichols Assistant Coordinator From $5,752 p/yr to $6,579 p/yr Adult Learning Center effect. 7/l/79. Annual salary adjustment. (Reimbursed State I ABE)

Charles Guthrie Coordinator From $16,291 p/yr to $17,931.37 Adult Learning Center p/yr, effective 7.1/79. Annual adjustment. (Reimbursed State ABE)

Lawrence Moore Coordinator/Adult & From $18,000 to $19,260; effect­ Community Education ive 7/l/79. Annual Adjustment 332

Staff - Adjustments in Salary (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Change/Explanation

Mary K. Kirks Secretary/Exposition From $3.41 p/hr to $3.72 p/hr; effect. Center 7/l/79; Annual salary adjustment.

Henry Burton Caretaker/Exposition From $2.90 p/hr to $3.18 p/hr; effect. Center 7/l/79; Annual salary adjustment.

Carl Jones Maintenance Supervisor From $3.72 to $4.04; effective 7/l/791 Exposition Center Annual Salary Adjustment.

Mike Dill Instructor $2,000 for 6/17/79-6/22/79 Boys' Basketball Camp

Lowell Adams Press Operator/Printing From custodian, Physical Plant at $3.05 p/hr to Press Operator at $4.23 p/hr; effective 7/24/79.

Diane Spurlock Program Analyst From $11,500 p/yr to $12,100 p/yr Computing & Information effective 9/1/79; annual adjust­ Systems (AIDP) ment.

Patricia Wilkerson Serving Line, G4 From Dishroom Worker G2 at $2.90 Food Services p/hr to Service Line G4 at $2.99 p/hr; effective 8/11/79.

Barbara Fravel Serving Line, G4 From Dishroom Worker G2 at $2.90 Food Services p/hr to Service Line G4 at $2.99 p/hr; effective 8/ll/79.

Carita Lamb Secretary Leave of absence from Instruction Horne Economics & Learning, effect. 6/18/79; returned & transferred to Home Economics, part-time secretary at $3.5~ p/hr, effective 7/16/79 Jeanette Osborne Coordinator, Data Pre­ From key punch operator at $3.36 I paration; Computing & p/hr to Coordinator, Data Prepara­ Information.Systems tion at $4.13 p/hr effective 7/28/79; promotion.

Dorothy Sweatman Snack Bar Worker ·salary from $2.90 p/hr to $2.99 Food Service p/hr effective 8/ll/79; transfer to night shift.

Donna Workman Clerk/Physical Plant From $2.95 p/hr clerk, Purchasing to $3.16 p/hr clerk, Physical Plant Effective 6/6/79.

J. D. Usrey Carpenter B From $3.50 p/hr Trainee to Carpenter Physical Plant B at $4.51 p/hr; Effective 5/19/79

Al Johnson Foreman, Custodial Ser­ From Custodian at $2.85 p/hr to vices/Physical Plant Foreman at $4.57 p/hr, effective 5/19/79

Sammy Hicks Foreman, Custodial Ser­ From $2.84 p/hr as Custodian to vices/Physical Plant $4.57 p/hr, as Foreman, effective 5/19/79.

Anne Bloom Foreman, Custodial Ser­ From clerk at $3.41 p/hr to Fore­ vices/Physical Plant I man at $4.57 p/hr, effective 5/19/79.

Sally VanNatter Cook From Dishroom at $2.90 p/hr to Cook Food Services at $3.05 p/hr effective 7/1/79.

Bobbie Reeves Counselor From $2.65 p/hr to $2.90 p/hr ef­ YACC fective 1/1/79 through 5/31/79. In compliance with program regula­ tions. (resigned) Staff - Adjustments in Salary (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Change/Explanation

Marian Posey Staff Assistant, Salary to $8,000 (acad) Effective AIDP/CETE 8/1/79; Annual Adjustment

Gela Edwards Departmental Secretary From part-time at $4.04 p/hr, De­ Dean 's Off ice partmental secretary in Home Econom­ Business & Public Affairs ics to full-time $3.52 p/hr, Depart­ mental Secretary, Dean's Office, Effective 7/2/79. Ill Annette Greenwells Secretary Transferred from Secretary ABE pro­ Continuing Education gram at $2.95 p/hr to Secretary Con­ tinuing Education at $3.52 p/hr, effective 7/2/79.

Rebecca West Secretary Secretary, Nutrition Education & Home Economics Training Workshop, $250 for 7/19/79-7/27/79.

Norman Lane Coordinator, Special Pro­ $1500 for period 4/16/79-5/19/79. grams & Projects, Ft. Camp­ Payable 5/19/79 bell Education Program. Continuing Education

Roberta Garfield Supervising Nurse From staff nurse at $10,475 p/yr to Health Services Supervising Nurse at $11,600 p/yr effective 7/31/79; promotion

Rita McCuiston Fiscal Clerk From Loan Grant Clerk G6 at $3.36 Student Financial Aid p/hr to Fiscal clerk G7 at $3.43 p/hr; effective 7/1/79; position upgraded.

Shirley J. Dunn Secretary Resigned as Secretary Dean's office, Instruction & Learning Creative Expression 6/25/79 & trans­ ferred to Secretary Instruction & I Learning at $3.52 p/hr; effective 7/2/79.

Grisilda Adams Secretary G7 From clerk G5, Library at $3.17 p/hr Physical Plant to secretary G7, Physical P~ant at $3.80 p/hr; effective 8/6/79

Terry Tyler Laborer Gl From truck driver at $3.13 p/hr to Physical Plant laborer Gl at $3.02 p/hr; effective 7/14/79; correct error in assignment & grade.

Doris Scarbrough Equipment Operator G6 From laborer Gl at $3.04 p/hr to equip­ Physical Plant ment operator G6 at $3.27 p/hr; effect­ ive 7/14/79; correct error in assign­ ment & grade.

Kenneth Newsome Truck Driver G4 From equipment operator at $3.36 p/hr Physical Plant to truck driver G4 at $3.23 p/hr; ef­ fective 7/14/79; correct error in assignment & grade.

Billie Hester Custodian G2 From laborer Gl at $3.01 p/hr to custo­ Physical Plant dian G2 $3.02 p/hr; effective 7/1/79 I correct error in assignment & grade. Leonard Winchester Mover leadman G4 From laborer at $2.90 p/hr to mover Physical Plant leadman G4 at $2.99 p/hr effective 7/1/79; correct error in assignment & grade.

Pat Elkins Cashier G6 From custodian leader G4, Physical Plant Food Services at $3.36 p/hr to cashier G6, Food Ser­ vices at $3.27 p/hr; effective 8/13/79. Staff - Adjustments in Salary (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Change/Explanation

Larry G. Lamb Copy Center Operator G6 From mail carrier G4, Post Office at Printing $3.39 p/hr to Copy Center Operator G6, at $3.51 p/hr; effective 7/1/79.

Stephen E. Hobbs Swine Herdsman From $4.12 p/hr to $4.41 p/hr; effect­ Farm ive 7/1/79; annual adjustment

Jimmy Partee Farm Laborer From $2.94 p/hr to $3.32 p/hr; effect­ ive 7/1/79; annual adjustment. I John Bailey Director, West Kentucky $450 for advisor on setting up new Youth Skills & Training contract positions; payable 7/9/79 Center/YACC

Keith Cartwright Assistant Enrollee Leader From forest aide at $2.90 p/hr to Leader/YACC assistant enrollee leader at $3.30 p/hr effective 7/16/79.

Roseann Watson Secretary/Clerk/West Ky. From $3.25 p/hr to $3.50 p/hr ef­ Youth Skills & Training fective 7/1/79; increased responsi­ Center bilities

John E. Bailey Director/West Ky. Youth From $16,900 to $18,000 p/yr, ef­ Skills & Training Center fective 7/1/79; expansion in YACC plus West Ky: Youth Skills & Training Center

Daniel Grimes ABE Supervisor $579.for period 7/1/79-7/15/79 Extended Education

Don Chamberlain Director From $19,500 p/yr to $21,000 p/yr AIDP effective 7/1/79; annual adjust­ ment.

Julie Chrd:stopher -- Coordinator, Medical Lab From $9,000 (9 mo) to $12,000 Technician/AIDP (12 mo) effective 7/1/79; extend­ I ed employment to 12 months.

D. Staff - Employment

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Robert Cummins Civil Engineer $ 1,600 p/mo 6/1/79- Campus Planning 7/31/79

Brenda Wilson Secretary/Physics $3.91 p/hr 4/26/79- 5/25/79

Debbie K. Bailey Secretary/Physics $3.41 p/hr 5/25/79

Frank Beamer Assistant Football Coach $20,000 p/yr 4/1/79- 6/30/79

Eva M. Garnett Senior Lab Assistant/VDRC $4.38 p/hr 5/4/79

Lesa Thomas Lab Assistant/VDRC $2.68 p/hr 4/30/79- 6/14/79

Sondra Holloway Jr. Payroll Clerk $3.88 p/hr 7 /l/79 Accounting & Payroll I

Billie H. Burton Counselor & Instructor $13,200 p/yr 8/l/79 Counseling & Testing

David Kratzer Director of University Center $20,000/p;!yr 7/1/79

John McDonald Editor $20,500 'p/yr 6/1/79 University Publications Staff - Employment (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Paul Shahan Acting Assistant Dean $1,921 for July 1979 Creative Expression \T James Piggott Men's Head Counselor $100 p/wk 6/10/79- Summer Youth SYP 7/28/79

Mary Bates Consultant-Liaison, Jackson $240 p/mo 6/l/79- Purchase Oral History Project 10/31/79 History Department I Gerry Fenton Secretary, President's Office $3.72 p/hr 5/7/79 Dana Bullock Clerk/Typist $2.95 p/hr 6/6/79 Purchasing & General Services

Elizabeth Brown Purchase Order Clerk $2.95 p/hr 5/24/79 Purchasing & General Services

Jeanne West Clerk/Telephone Operator, Sys­ $2.78 p/hr 5/3/79 tems & Procedures Integration

Terry Parker Residence Hall Counselor $300 p/mo 5/31/79 Housing Office

Cheryl Bennett Residence Hall Counselor $300 p/mo 5/31/79 Housing Office

John Valker Residence Hall Counselor $300 p/mo 5/31/79 Housing Office

Lynette Wayatt Account Collection Specialist $3.16 p/hr 6/18/79 Student Financial Aid

DeeAnn Umar Secretary/Center for Academic $3.16 p/hr 4/24/79 I Advisement Laurel J. Bailey Clerk I/Library $3.09 p/hr 7/l/79

Gaylord Carruthers Associate Director for Build­ $18,000 p/yr 5/14/79 ing Maintenance, Physical Plant

Kathryn J. Jackson Secretary, Physical Plant $3.41 p/hr 5/31/79- 8/3/79

Kenneth Perry Warehouseman B 6/18/79 Physical Plant

Billy Rogers Air Conditioning Serviceman B $4.84 p/hr 5/24/79 Physical Plant

Robert Webb Painter A/Physical Plant $4.35 p/hr 5/14/79

Claudia Pikey Custodian/Physical Plant $2.65 p/hr 4/30/79

Raymond Taylor Custodian/Physical Plant $2.65 p/hr 5/7/79

Monte Fisher Custodian/Physical Plant $2.65 p/hr 5/23/79- 6/l/79•·· I Darren West Custodian/Physical Plant $2.65 p/hr 5/30/79- 7/9/79

Annie Sims Custodian/Physical Plant $2.65 p/hr 5/21/79

Douglas Snyder Custodian/Physical Plant $2.65 p/hr 5/15/79

Russell Marrow Teacher, as needed, ABE pro­ $6.00 p/hr 6/l/79- gram, Continuing Education 5/31/79

,.,discharged 336

Staff- Employment (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Jeana M. Marrow Teacher, as needed, ABE pro­ $6.00 p/hr 6/1/79- gram, Continuing Education 5/31/79

Margot Mcintosh Clerical Assistant/YACC $3.25 p/hr 5/14/79- 6/29/79

Monty Starn Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 5/10/79

Henry Holland Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 5/31/79- 6/29/79 I Thomas E. Williams Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 5/30/79

Keith Cartwright Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/14/79

Claude Warren Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/5/79- 7/5/79

Daniel Bottoms Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/5/79

Darrell W. Redden Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/6/79

Jack Pounds Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/6/79

Tandi.G. Spitler Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79

Jessie L. Hopper Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79

Edward C. Harcourt Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79- 7/6/79

Janet M. Schaeffer Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79

Robert Whitmer Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79

James E. Hester Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79 I

Jerome Higginbotham Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 6/6/79

William C. Peyton Consultant/Jackson Purchase $240.p/mo 6/1/79- Oral History Project 10/31/79

Guido Zacheretti Mail 'Carrier/Post Office $3.39 p/hr 7/1/79

H. Neal Patterson Systems Analyst/Computing & $19,000 p/yr 6/25/79 Information Systems

Madelle Talent Clerk/Typist/Nursing $3.76 p/hr 7/1/79- 7/31/79

Everette White Custodian/Physical Plant $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79

Hugh White Custodian/Physical Plant $2.90 p/hr 6/18/79

Laura B. Clark Senior Lab Assistant/VDRC $4.50 p/hr 8/1/79

Brenda Haney Administrative Secretary III $4.31 p/hr 6/15/79 VDRC Debbie W. Gann Price Contract Clerk/Purchasing $3.62 p/hr 7/2/79 I Larry J. Williams Central Store'Mgr./Purchasing $4.47 p/hr 7/2/79

Angela H. Clark Receptionist/Admissions $3.29 p/hr 7/16/79

Jamie Gerardo Secretary/Home Economics $3.15 p/hr 6/25/79- 6/30/79 $3.36 p/hr 7/1/79- 8/3/79 Staff - Employment (Cont'd)

Name · .'Assignment Salary Effective

Judith Thornton Secretary/Special Education $3.16 p/hr 6/22/79- 6/30/79 $3.52 p/hr 7 /l/79

Bridget K. Stuart Staff Nurse/Health Services $5.35 p/hr 8/20/79

Jenna C. Carter Application Clerk $3.36 p/hr 7/20/79 Student Financial Aid

Ill Mancil J. Vinson Director/Alumni Affairs >'<$23 ,400 p/yr 7/l/79

Kathleen Doyle Temporary part-time typist; $3.36 p/hr 7/5/79 Vice President-Academic Programs Office

Edward Schnautz Caretakers/Biological Station $3.18 p/hr 7/2/79

Larry D. Nixon Assistant Director of Housing $13,200 p/yr 6/25/79 for Operations; Residence Halls

Nancy L. Arvin Lab Assistant/VDRC $3.00 p/hr 7/9/79

Paul E. Murphy Work Coordinator, ·.Kenlake $3.50 p/hr 6/25/79 YACC

Carol Harlan Clerical Assistant/YACC $3.25 p/hr 6/27/79

Jorge Garrastazu Director/Health Services $20,000 p/yr 8/l/79 (!;, time)

Hal Houston Part-time Physician $7,000 p/yr 8/l/79 Health Services

c. C. Lowry Part-time Physician $7,000 p/yr 8/l/79 I Health Services Susan Walker Laboratory Assistant/VDRC $3.25 p/yr 7/2/79

Rickael Brown Manager/Exposition Center $11,000 p/yr 7/l/79

Carol F. Stedelin Nutrition Education & Train­ $1,500 for 7/23/79- ing Workshop/Home Economics 7/27/79

Betty Schindler Dishroom Worker/Food Services $2.90 p/hr 8/13/79

Deryl N. Martin Secretary/Court Reporting $3.52 p/hr 7/2/79 Grant

Karen Brown Secretary/ABE/Extended $3.36 p/hr 7 I 5/79- Education 7/20/79

Marilyn Harris Substitute Teacher/Fort $38.00 p/day 6/30/79 Campbell Education Program

Cliff A. Lewis Substitute Teacher/Fort $38.00 p/day 6/30/79 Campbell Education Program

Norma Miller Part-time Upholstery Appren­ $3.04 p/hr 7 /l/79 Ill tice/Purchasing & General Services

Suaznne Johnson Secretary/Environmental $3.00 p/hr 3/l/79- Sciences (Biological Station) 7/24/79

Gunhild Yarbrough Administrative Secretary III­ $4.23 p/hr 7/16/79 G9; Creative Expression Dean's Office

Clarence Hunt Part-time bus driver $2.99 p/hr 7/3/79 Instruction & Learning

*Corrected 8/2/79. Staff - Employment (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Pauline Hunt Part-time bus driver $2.99 p/hr 7/3/79 Instruction & Learning

Florence Outland Part-time bus driver $2.99 p/hr 7/3/79 Instruction & Learning

Deryl Martin Administrative Secretary III $3.72 p/hr 7/23/79 G9, Dean's Office, Industry and Technology Pamela J. Willett Clerk Typist I, G5 $3.29 p/hr 7/16/79 I Athletics

Jean B. Roark Library Assistant II, G8 $3.60 p/hr 8/13/79 Library

Fred Seavers Plasterer, Physical Plant $10.25 p/hr 7/30/79 Temporary - seasonal

James T. Hendon Custodian/Physical Plant $2.90 p/hr 7/23/79

Jean W. Smith Assistant Director for Train­ $10,500 p/yr 8/15/79 ing & Patrol/Environmental Safety and Security

Miladeen Grogan Snack Bar Worker, G4 $2.99 p/hr 8/13/79 Food Services

Louis C. Sparks Dishroom Worker, G2 $2.90 p/hr 8/13/79 Food Services

Sandra K. Morefield Dishroom Worker, G2 $2.90 p/hr 8/13/79 Food Services

Linda D. Black Dishroom Worker, G2 $2.90 p/hr 8/13/79 Food Services I

Carolyn G. Bomar Dishroom Worker, G2 $2.90 p/hr 8/13/79 Food Services

Frank J. Boone Work Coordinator, Kenlake $3.50 p/hr 7/16/79- YACC 9/30/79

James Yapel Work Coordinator/YACC $3.50 p/hr 7/16/79- 9/30/79

Terri Gregory Forestry Aide/YACC $2.90 p/hr 7/17/79- 9/30/79

Daniel Grimes Interviewer/Vocational Job $12,500 p/yr 7/16/79- Developer, West Ky. Youth 6/30/80 Skills & Training Center

Lawana Duncan Part-time Temporary Secretary $3.52 p/hr 8/20/79 Office Admin. & Business Ed.

E. Staff - Employment - Fort Campbell Education Program Name Assignment Salary Effective I Adney Cross Teacher $9.00 p/hr 4/17/79-5/17/79 Carolyn Franks Teacher $42.18 p/day 4/16/79-5/18/79 William Dickson Teacher $9.00 p/hr 4/17/79-5/17/79 Martha Jackson Teacher $54.84 p/day 4/16/79-5/18/79 Susan Herrington Teacher $9.00 p/hr 4/17/79-5/17/79 Jo Locke Teacher $43.56 p/day 4/16/79-5/18/79 Willa Redford Teacher $39.36 p/day 4/16/79-5/18/79 William Dickson Teacher $1,890 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Sharon Becker Teacher $39.36 p/day 4/16/79-5/18/79 339

Staff- Employment - Fort Campbell Education Program (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Gwendolyn Anderson Substitute Teacher $30.00 p/day 4/30/79 Diane Hill Substitute Teacher $30.00 p/day 4/20/79 Cynthia Brooks Teacher (BSEP) $1,467 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Vivian Childs Teacher (BSEP) $1,467 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Doretha Cole Teacher (BSEP) $1,467 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Adney Cross Teacher (BSEP) $1,860 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Susan Gordon Teacher (BSEP) $1,579 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Russell Grainger Teacher (BSEP) $1,579 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Susan Herrington Teacher $1,467 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Betty Hester Teacher (BSEP) $1,692 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 I Mary Kelly Teacher $1,641 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Patricia Marquess Teacher $1,523 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Kathleen Mosier Teacher $1,579 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Susan Overbey Teacher (BSEP) $1,4ll for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Lucy Reynolds Teacher (BSEP) $1, 579 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Naron Rust Teacher (BSEP) $1,860 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Claudette Sadowski Teacher (BSEP) $1,641 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Rosemary Salerno Teacher (BSEP) $1,860 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Carolyn Woolley Teacher (BSEP) $1,579 for 5/29/79-7/2/79 Cecil Hall Intern $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Nancy Kennedy Intern $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Kathleen Wilson Substitute Teacher $30.00 p/day 5/16/79-5/20/79 $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Sharon Becker Teacher $1,587.60 for 5/21/79-7/2/79 Susan Bratcher Teacher $1,647.00 for 5/21/79-7/2/79 Martha Jackson Teacher $1,097.60 for 5/21/79-7/2/79 Amy Lane Teacher $1,305.00 for 5/21/79-7/2/79 Jo Locke Teacher $1,825.20 for 5/21/79-7/2/79 Willa Redford Teacher $1,220.80 for 5/21/79-7/2/79 Gwendolyn Anderson Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Sylvia Beasley Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Alice Dreilinger Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Margaret Johnson Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Manuel Munoz Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Judy Reeves Subsittute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 I Eva Shutes Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Alma Tanksley Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Cornelia Wills Substitute Teacher $38.00 p/day 5/21/79 Carolyn Franks Teacher (BSEP) $371.80 for 5/29/79-6/8/79 William Dickson Teacher (HSCP) $9.00 p/hr 5/29/79-6/28/79 Susan Herrington Teacher (HSCP) $9.00 p/hr 5/29/79-6/28/79 Adney Cross Teacher (HSCP) $9.00 p/hr 5/29/79-6/28/79 Arnold S. Oaken Education Director $23,540 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 John M. Yates Asst. Education Dir. $20,866 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Dianna G. Rash Registrar/Office Man. $15,985 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Hugh L. Rider Coord: HSCP ~ time; $18,190 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Coord. Research ~ time Charles R. Sheeks Head Counselor $16,624 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Vicki R. Kloke Asst. Coord. BSEP $16,624 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Roberta J. Mullines Asst. Coord. BSEP $15,172 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Gary D. Robertson Asst. Coord. BSEP $14,204 for 5/21/79-5/13/80 Ute E. Wagner Test Examiner, GED $4.28 p/hr 5/21/79-5/16/80 Test Center Martha A. Short Attendance Clerk $4.00 p/hr 5/21/79-5/16/80 Barbara A. Butler Secretary $3.46 p/hr 5/21/79-5/16/80 Irene Knofs Secretary $3.46 p/hr 5/21/79-5/16/80 Lesley W. Smith Secretary $3.46 p/hr 5/21/79-5/16/80 Estella K. Stepto Secretary $3.46 p/hr 5/21/79-5/16/80 Sharon Becker BSEP Teacher $ll,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 I Susan Bratcher BSEP Teacher $12,324 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Cynthia Brooks BSEP Teacher $11,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Vivian Childs BSEP Teacher $11,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Doretha Cole BSEP Teacher $11,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Adney Cross III BSEP Teacher $14,469 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 W. A. Dickson BSEP Teacher $14,469 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Susan Gordon BSEP Teacher $12,324 for 7 I 3/79-5/13/80 Russell Grainger BSEP Teacher $12,324 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Susan Herrington BSEP Teacher $11,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Betty Hester BSEP Teacher $13,182 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 340

Staff - Employment - Fort Campbell Education Program (Cont'd)

Name Assignment Salary Effective

Mary Ann Kelly BSEP Teacher $17,753 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Amy M. Lane BSEP Teacher $10,179 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Patricia Marquess BSEP Teacher $ll,895 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Kathleen C. Mosier BSEP Teacher $12,324 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Susan L. Overbey BSEP Teacher $10,998 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Lucy B. Reynolds BSEP Teacher $12,324 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Naron B. Rust BSEP Teacher $14,469 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Rosemary Salerno BSEP Teacher $14,469 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Sherry L. Smith BSEP Teacher $ll,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Carolyn F. Wooley BSEP Teacher $ll,466 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Jo Ann Locke BSEP Teacher _$13,182 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 I Claudette Sadowski BSEP Teacher $8,502 for 7/3/79-5/13/80 Cecil Hall BSEP Teacher $1,625 for 7/5/79-8/10/79 Susan Herrington HSCP Teacher $9.00 p/hr 7/10/79-8/9/79 w. A. Dickson HSCP Teacher $9.00 p/hr 7/10/79-8/9/79 Adriey E. Cross III HSCP Teacher $9.00 p/hr 7/10/79-8/9/79

F. Staff- Employment - Graduate Assistantships Semester Summer Fall Spring Name Assignment Amount· 1979 1979 1980

Kent Jackson Blueberry Grant/Agriculture $ 600 X Henry Burnett Chemistry $ 900 X Robert Odom Mathematics $ 600 X Marilha Barrow Counseling & Testing $ 600 x· Carmen Arnold Counseling & Testing $ 600 X John Lovell IV Learning Center $1,200 X X Trilby Evans Learning Center $1,200 X X John Farris Safety Engineering & Health $240 p/mo ( 3/l/79 - 9/30/79) Wesley Bartlett Center for Acad. Advisement $ 750 X Gary Hanning Crambe Grant/Agriculture $1,200 X X Kevin Caines Athletic $1,800 X X Bonnie Young Athletic $1,800 X X Thomas Bell Nursing $1,200 X X I Kathy Rupsch Counseling & Testing Center $1,200 X X Jacqueline Mounts Athletics $1,800 X X Robin D. Courtney Baseball $1,800 X X

10. Resolution of Appreciation for Regent Martha Boles (see attached resolution)

11. Awarding the Contract for publishing the 1980 Shield

I recommend that the contract for publishing the 1980 SHIELD be awarded to American Yearbook Company of Clarksville, Tennessee. American Yearbook published the 1979 SHIELD and under this contract the University has an option to renew for one additional year. The cost of the 1980 contract would be $34,999.00, an increase of 6~ percent over 1979 costs.

12. Student Health and Accident Insurance Plan

I recommend the Student Health and Accident Insurance Plan for the 1979-80 school year be awarded to Heritage Insurance Managers, San Antonio, Texas. The plan will be administered by Norbert M. Snarski, C.L.U. of Covington, Kentucky. Bids were requested form eight insurance companies and agents after the Kingden I Company, who has written the plan for the past three years, requested a 25 percent increase in premiums. The Heritage Insurance Managers was the only company to submit a bid. The bid was 4.5 percent above our 1978-79 rates, which were $44.00 for single students, $110.00 for student and spouse, and,$220.00 for student, spouse and two children.

13. Renewal of Group Medical and Life Insurance Plan

I recommend the renewal of our Group Medical and Life Insurance Plan with Investors Heritage Life Insurance Company for the period June l, 1979 through May 31, 1980 at no increase in premium rates. 341

14. Degree Report of the Dean of Admissions and Registrar

15. Report of the National Direct Student Loan Program for July 1, 1978 through ·· June 30, 1979

16. Report of the Thomas P. Norris Student Loan Program for the period July 1, 1978 through June 30, 1979 I 17. Financial Report for the Quarter ending June 30, 1979 18. Report from Dr. Wade Kadel, Director of the Murray State University Veterinary Diagnostic and Research Center

Reorganization of the Board of Regents

Dr. Howard appointed Dr. Curris temporary chairman of the Board for the election of officers. Dr. Curris stated that the Kentucky Revised Statutes provide that after each appointment, the Board will convene and elect officers; therefore, the floor was opened for nominations for the following offices: Chairman, Vice-Chairman, Secretary, and Treasurer.

Mr. Springer moved that the Board elect the officers presently serving; namely, Dr. Charles Howard, Chairman, Mr. Bill Carneal, Vice-Chairman, Mrs. Patsy R. Dyer, Secretary, and Dr. Richard C. Gray, Treasurer. Mr. Long seconded and upon call for the question, all voted aye.

Chairman Howard, in behalf of the officers, thanked the members for their confidence.

Minutes of the Meetings of the Board of Regents on April 28 and May 12, 1979, Approved

I Chairman Howard called for additions or corrections to the Minutes of the April 28, 1979, and the May 12, 1979, meetings of the Board of Regents. There being no additions or corrections, the Chair declared the minutes approved as received.

President's Report

Dr. Curris stated that this summer the University implemented a new structure for summer school of two 5-week sessions. We are in the process of evaluating how it has worked. Present data indicate a slight increase in enrollment and students took slight­ ly heavier loads.

Regarding the Owensboro Higher Education Consortium, Dr. Curris stated that concern­ ing Owensboro's request for a graduate center operated by the University of Kentucky, there are three main questions: a) What are the unmet educational needs in Owensboro? b) Which needs should be provided by private institutions and which needs should be met by public institutions? and c) Which public institution should meet the public's needs? The Council on Higher Education staff had proposed that if there are unmet needs and if they could not be met by private institutions;cthen the University of Kentucky should establish a graduate center. Fortunately, the Council deferred action and the ·sentiment at the meeting was negative to the idea.

The issue is the role of the regional universities. We have a responsibility for the regions we serve. In the case of Owensboro, Western Kentucky University has been I identified by mission statements and by policy statements adopted by the Council on Higher Education as having primary responsibility in the Owensboro area. To Murray State University, the issue goes beyond our successful MBA program in Owensboro to a matter of principle. If the University of Kentucky or University of Louisville can go to Owensboro and set up a graduate center, then they can go anywhere--Paducah, Ashland, or even Bowling Green or Murray.

Dr. Curris stated that regents of the regional universities need to be united on this matter. Dr. Curris stated that Murray State University is a member of the Association of Governing Boards. The Association's next meeting is October 29 and 30 in Dallas, and any regent interested in attending should contact Mrs. Dyer who will be making the arrangements.

Dr. Curris stated that the members of the Board of Regents participated in a retreat on July 29 and 30.

Regarding physical plant developments on campus, Dr. Curris reported--

a) We have been notified that the State will release a request for bids on the Wrather Hall renovation project on August 10 and the bid opening is scheduled for September 12. b) We anticipate the awarding of the contract next week for the expansion of I WKMS-FM radio station.

c) Within the next month, we hope to complete sidewalk replacement and the pav­ ing of two parking lots.

d) The ventilation system in Blackburn Hall, the sprinkler system in Ordway Hall, and other projects are moving along on schedule.

e) A major problem in the construction activities of the University Center has arisen. At the time the contract was awarded, the State assured us that there was adequate funding for the building. The University received notification some time ago that $500,000 for equipment was not available. We have asked for an explanation from the Office of Policy and Management, Department of Finance, as to what has happened to the $500,000 that was there. We have not received a clear response. The issue is critical for us because the Center is scheduled for completion next May or June. The equipment needs to be ordered early this fall, or we will have a building and no equip­ ment for it. I have requested a meeting with Governor Carroll to bring him up to date on the problem and to ask his help on the resolution.

In response to Mr. Mitchell's question, Dr. Curris stated that architects have been appointed to do planning and design work on the Racer Sports Arena and the Industry and Technology Building. The University is working with the architects as to what is wanted in the building, including a fieldhouse with up to 12,000 seats and recreation for students in and around the arena, and the technical education building is to be approximately 80,000 square feet. I Mr. McCuiston stated he felt the retreat was informal and informational for members.

Dr. Charles Kupchella named Chairman, Department of Biological Sciences

President Curris reviewed the recommendation that Dr. Charles Kupchella be appointed Chairman of the Department of Biological Sciences.

Mr. Mitchell moved that the Board designate Dr. Charles Kupchella as Chairman and Professor in the Department of Biological Sciences at an annual salary of $29,500, effective August 1, 1979.

Mr. McCuiston seconded and the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Dr. Matarazzo, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye; and Dr. Howard, aye.

Dr. Charles Chaney named Interim Chairman, Department of Agriculture President Curris reviewed the recommendation that 'Dr. 'Charles Chaney be appointed I Interim Chairman of the Department of Agriculture.

Mr. Long moved that the Board designate Dr. Charles Chaney as Interim Chairman of and Professor in the Department of Agriculture effective August 1, 1979, with a $200 monthly stipend in addition to his regular salary.

Mr. Springer seconded and the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Dr. Matarazzo, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye; and Dr. Howard, aye.

Dr. Curris introduced Dr. Chaney to the members of the Board. Mrs. Lou Ann Atkins named Interim Chairwoman, Department of Nursing

President Curris reviewed his recommendation that Mrs. Lou Ann Atkins be appointed Interim Chairwoman of the Department of Nursing.

Mr. McCuiston moved that the Board designate Mrs. Lou Ann Atkins as Interim Chair­ woman of and Assistant Professor in the Department of Nursing effective July 1, 1979, with a $200 monthly stipend in addition to her regular salary.

Mr. Bushart seconded and the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Dr. Matarazzo, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye; and Dr. Howard, aye. I Dr. Curris introduced Mrs. Atkins to the Board. Faculty Personnel/Payroll Items, Approved

President Curris presented the faculty personnel/payroll items listed in Item 8 a-g of the agenda and recommended approval.

Dr. Matarazzo moved that the faculty personnel/payroll items listed in Item 8 a-g of the agenda be approved. Mr. McCuiston seconded and the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye; and Dr. Howard, aye.

Staff Personnel/Payroll Items, Approved

President Curris presented the staff personnel/payroll items listed in Item 9 a-f of the agenda and recommended approval.

Mr. Springer moved that the staff personnel/payroll items listed in Item 9 a-f of the agenda be approved. Dr. Matarazzo seconded.

In response to Dr. Matarazzo's question, Dr. Curris stated that the University does not have a policy on recognition of retirees.

Ill Dr. Settle noted the increase in stipends for coaches of the athletic camps and stated that he hoped increases in fees for summer camps can be kept to a minimum so that all children who so desire can participate in the programs.

In response to questions regarding graduate assistantships, Dr. Curris stated that the number of assistantships has remained the same--about 100; that the amount of funds expended this year will be approximately $300,000; that the purpose of graduate assistant­ ships is to attract to the University some high quality graduate students; and that because graduate assistantships entail research or teaching, they should serve the University's interests.

Upon call for the question, the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Dr. Matarazzo, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye; and Dr. Howard, aye.

Resolution of Appreciation for Martha Boles, Adopted

Chairman Howard read the following resolution and Mr. McCuiston moved that it be adopted:

WHEREAS, Martha Boles served as a member of the Murray State Uni ve,rsity Board of Regents from' April 29, 1978, to April 28, 1979; and

WHEREAS, her dedicated service to the Board materially con­ I tributed to the improvement and advancement of the University in its efforts to serve the educational· needs of the citizens of West Kentucky and this region; anq

WHEREAS, this service often required the sacrifice of valuable time and the contribution of many hours of difficult work; and

WHEREAS, as student representative to the Board, she expended conscientious and untiring efforts in behalf of the University studE·nts; c-Jnd WHEREAS, she maintained a sincere devotion and deepfelt loyalty to her alma mater;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the citizens of commonwealth, through the Murray State University Board of Regents, hereby express their grateful appreciation to Martha Boles for her dedicated service to the University and its students.

BE IT ALSO RESOLVED that the Board wishes her continued pros­ perity and happiness in coming years.

Mr. Mitchell seconded and the motion carried unanimously.

Contract awarded for publishing the 1980 Shield I Mr. Long moved that the Board award a contract in the amount of $34,999 to the American Yearbook Company of Clarksville, Tennessee, to publish the 1980 SHIELD; that subsequently, the awarding of the contract to publish the SHIELD be handled administratively as are other University contracts; and that for informational purposes only, the Board be provided periodically a report of all contracts awarded by the University for said period of time.

Dr. Settle seconded and the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Dr. Matarazzo, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye; and Dr. Howard, aye.

Student Health and Accident Insurance Plan

Dr. Matarazzo moved that the Board designate the Heritage Insurance Managers of San Antonio, Texas, to administer the Student Health and Accident Insurance Plan for 1979-80. Mr. Bushart seconded and the 1notion carried.

Group Medical and Life Insurance Plan, Renewed

Dr. Curris recommended that the University renew its Group Medical and Life Insurance Plan with Investors Heritage Life Insurance Company. I Dr. Settle moved that the Board renew the Murray State University Group Medical and Life Insurance Plan with Investors Heritage Life Insurance Company for the period June l, 1979, through May 31, 1980, at no increase in premium rates. Mr. Springer seconded and the following voted: Mr. Bushart, aye; Mr. Long, aye; Mr. McCuiston, aye; Mr. Mitchell, aye; Dr. Settle, aye; Mr. Springer, aye, and Dr. Howard, aye.

Dr. Curris asked Dr. Richard Gray, Vice-President for Administrative Services, to report on some concerns we have with our group medical and life insurance plan.

Dr. Gray reported that this is the· llth year with the same carrier, and it is felt that the program has not kept pace with the increased costs or with coverage provided by comparable programs. The University now has approximately $400,000 in cash reserves being held by the carrier. We have been negotiating with Investors Heritage and have received indications that they are willing to make substantial changes in the program. It is my recommendation that we continue to negotiate with Investors Heritage regarding the cash reserves and that we broaden the scope of our efforts to include analyses of other group insurance packages.

Chairman Howard appointed the following committee to consider the concerns, evaluate and compare various programs, and to come to the Board with recommenda­ tions at the Committee's convenience: Dr. Gray, Dr. Matarazzo, Mr. Springer, Mr. Carneal, and Mr. Christopher. I Awarding of Degrees, Authorized

President Curris presented the degree report from the Dean of Admissions and Registrar.

Dr. Matarazzo moved that the following persons upon satisfactory completion of all requirements be awarded the degree indicated effective August 3, 1979. ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE IN VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION

Paul Wayne Cox James William Maynor Nellie Earline Lacy James Thomas White Anna Alton Higgins

ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE

Kimberly Denise Bess David Mason Crooks Randy Daniel Johnson

I ASSOCIATE OF ARTS Karon Annette Ray Alexander Marlene Daniel Geib Miranda Sue Byrd James Mitchell Harper Amy Ann Harrison

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN VOCATIONAL TECHNICAL EDUCATION

George L. DeBerry Johnnie Lewis Lane Jr. Frank Pat Fischer George Edward Matthews Ernest Frederick Herford Paul John Saho Jr. Zdzislaw Kordecki William Lee Stine Ronald Lee Walker

BACHELOR OF MUSIC EDUCATION

John F. Hayes

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN NURSING

Shirley Emma Arington Mary Jane Holland Moore Sarah Ellen Calhoun Debra Kay Ranson I Robert Daniel Cox Barbara Jeanette Gatton Skibiski Catherine Ann Fortino Arletta Swain Janice Marie Therien

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN BUSINESS

Carmen Lu Adams Connie Jo Hassinger Marcia Renee Beach Bettye M. Hinton Zachary R. Blasingame Karen Jo Johnson Gillis Aaron Bridges Garland Whitfield Mahan Mark M. Bruce Randy Wade McGehee Kevin D. Callis Sara Dodson Mitchell Donald John Clemens Jr. Mitzi Sue Moyers James P. Crawford Jr. Hazel Pritchett Nimmanant Gregory Phillip Cruse Edward J. O'Brien Gary Charles Eaton Roger Michael Richard Lisa Ellen Harrell Paul Foster Riley Timothy L. York

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN AGRICULTURE

Valentine Oluropo Akeredolu J. David Norsworthy I Robert F. Cook Corrine M. Sheppard

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOME ECONOMICS

Jane Danette Buckles BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

John Kettler Amberg Jeanetta Lee Judith Anne Armstrong Jeffrey Charles Leeper Sarah Jo Ayer Peter Benson Longton Susan Ann Bagwell William Gross Magee Donna Jo Batts Craig 0. Manley Raymond Lewis Bauer III Kimberly Anne Marshall Ellen K. Beard Terri Lynne McCarty Kelley A. Beckner Dan R. McKinnis Jonathan Lee Bennett Teddy R. McMillin Ramona Shelbourne Berry Jim Mark Miller Rebecca Louise Bland Pam Gallimore Moody Keith Edwin Branson Frankie Wayne Moore I Alison Jean Breeze Duane Vaughan Morgan Carol Ann Beyer Bull Delbert Wayne Myrick Charles Arthur Bullock II Ehsan Nabatchi Ahmadi Frederick Lockhart Caldwell Amanda Ann Nagel Sally Jane Caldwell Theresa Ann Oelze Deborah Ellen Carr Kathryn Hackney Pasco Darrell W. Caruso Wanda Kaye Payne Kevin Marshall Casey Steve R. Peeples Norma Jean Wyatt Cecil Mark Steven Pierce James Wellington Chambers III Prentice Wilson Poole Jr. Lynn Michelle Chamblin Michael Ryan Preston Clifton Mark Cowan David Bryan Price Cheryl Ann Cunningham Karen Diane Reed Philip Roger Cunningham Karen Marie Riter James Joseph DeMattei Deborah L. Russell Scott A. Dreher Benjamin Joseph Sandman III Cathy M. Ross Duncan Myra Atkins Scott Robert Daniel Dunn Laura Gail Seelye Cynthia York Dyer Janie Evelyn Lanham Shelton Glenda Sue Erwin Michael Wayne Shelton Paula Jo Foy Karen Renee Sledd Mary Ann Frazier Patricia Elise Todd Starling Bette Eileen Froebel Clark Alan Thomas Teresa Mae Gaddie Jennifer Anne Thomas George R. Gallien Geoffrey Frost Tompkins I Teresa Ann Gillstrap Leslie G. Towe Joseph Tamunowuso Igoni Greene Kathryn Schafer Traynham Gary Steven Gunter Luther Stanley Tribble Jr. Cynthia Ann Hall Glorianne Fendley Wade Mark A. Hardin Jonell Wadlington Jo Deanne Hargan Christe Ann Mueller Westfall Gale Marjorie Noah Hicks Jerome L. Wilford Daniel Patrick Hutchinson Pamela Sue Woods Keith John Jacoby Dana Lee Wooton Michael Link Johnson Debra Sue Wright Patricia Kaye Kortz Diane Elaine York Deborah Jene Landolt Yard Woldeyesus

BACHELOR OF FINE ARTS

Kennita Jane Freed Jeffery B. Nash Ronald Flint Hill Mary Carmel O'Leary Gayla Margaret Larkowski Glenda June Russell

BACHELOR OF ARTS James W. Bravard Jr. Kathryn Anne Hynes I

MASTER OF ARTS IN EDUCATION

Dorothy Sue Stubblefield Adams Marsha Anne Beaton Linda Hawkins Alexander Jerry Wayne Bebout Charlotte A. Arington Janice Fay Bell Janice Elaine Arvin LaNell Easley Bell Martha Anne Baith Ann Kathryn Beth Lynda Boyd Barger James Hinkle Bethurum Gloria Miller Beadles Marie Calhoun Birdsong 347

MASTER IN ARTS IN EDUCATION (Cont'd)

Rutha V. Bishop Mickey Jo East Penny Pendleton Blane Linda Carol Edmonso~ Patricia Jones Bowland Vernon Steve Edwards Peggy J. Buchanan Barbara Lutz Eichholz Joan Aldridge Buckley Mary Ann Ellison Carolyn Stayton Bugg Pamela Carol farmer Patricia L. Bush Beth Ann Burkett faulkner Sandra Kaye Butler Esther S. fisher Sarah Ellena Byers Phyllis Ann flatt Patty C. Caldwell Deborah Stephens fly Ruth Elaine Carneal Teresa Johnsonius ford Dorothy Barham Carr Jana Patrice frazier I Catherine Elizabeth Carrico Joe Thomas frensley Vickie Lynn Carrico Brenda June fork Gamblin Georgia Weir Carter Susan Eileen Gardner Saranne Pace Chambers Beverly Kay Garland Kathy Townzen Claxton Nancy Sue Garrett Myra Woodall Cleaver Janice fay Gibson Starla Ann Collier Patricia Gayle Gilliland Carolyn Hendon Colson Judith Ann Gipson Virginia Black Coltharp Toni f. Griffy Sheila Dodd Conger Linda Greenwell Griggs Elizabeth Jewell Coogle Geneva Rogers Guinn Margaret Lee Cook Kathy Wells Hagan Peggy Ann Coomes Donna Peek Haile Vicki foster Cotthoff Jana Dawn Hailey Carol Cardwell Coulson Rita Denise Hamilton Robert W. Counts Earletta Kay Hampton Demetria Bragdon Cummins Diane Jackson Harris freeman Burnham Dallas Jr. James Douglas Harris Jan Owens Darby Joyce ford Hawkins Peggy A. Daughaday Gary Raye Hawks Carol Jean Davis Cathy Colon Henderson Marianne Beth Davis Marjorie Armistead Henderson Patricia Ann Dick Danny L. Henson Sarah Marilyn Valentine Dill Ruth Ann Henson Terrene Julia Dillon Connie Rae Holland I Sandra Marie Dossett Haley Lee Hook Dean Duncan Linda Jones Hundley Norma G. Dunn Anthony Hunt Roger Wesley Hutchins Mary Zachary Osburn Susan Diane Hutchins Judy Clark Overbey Margaret Ann Ireland Clifford W. Owen Shirley Collins Johns Paul Warren Paulsen Carolyn June Sanford Johnston Mary C. Payne Cynthia Babbitt Jones James Adison Perrin Danny Boyce Jones Virginia Lucy Piech Elsie Mae Jones Betty McBride Pitts Crystallie Mason Keller Karen Lane Postel Jeanne W. Kirk Wanda Gayle Pride Letha Exum Langford Lynda Carter Purcell Mary Ellen Wesson Lassiter Susan Ruth Purvis Glen Laster Leckie Susan Hook Quinn Nancy Lee Loftus Patricia Dianne Redden Dianna Lee Lovett Marcia Mercer Reynolds Denise Kalberer Lowery Julia Teller Rho.des., Olivia T. Maddox Karol Sue Richards Mark V. Madison Deborah Armstrong Roberts Shirley Titsworth Massie Martha Hendon Roberts Daniel Howard Maxberry Jane King Robinson Connie Lee McManus Joan E. Roof I Rebecca Jo Miller Marsha Duncan Routon Sherry Smith Mohon Randle Lee Ryan Debbie H. Monroe Sally Davison Scott Edith J. Moore Lester Thomas Shelton Rose Ann Morse Peggy Jean Shelton Velma Jean H. Moulder Margaret Elizabeth Shirel Anita Bondurant Moynahan Carolyn Major Sholar Alice King Munday Sylvia Kathryn Simons Denise K. Naihe Joseph Lloyd Skelton Edna frances Nall Karen Sue Smith Carletta Mary Nasser Catherine Marie Myers Spenard Belvia Kay Offutt Diane Wooton Sperry Carolyn Evans Oliver Garnet Jo Stevens Maxine Susan Olmstadt Gary Wayne Stevens 348

Master of Arts in Education (Cont'd)

Lucy J. Stevens James Evard Toy Jr. Ronald Eugene Stevens Yogi Bill Trice Frances Ann Stratton Donna Jo Waggener James Alan Surrency Judith Baldree Waggoner Phyllis Chambers Swindler Shirley Thompson Wall Janice Dorris Taylor Angelia Ann Watkins Rebecca Williams Taylor Kimberlyn King White Jana Hughes Thomas Sue Jolly Whitmer Mahlon Wayne Thomas Cynthia Lynn Wilham Nancy Sivills Thompson Shelley Davis Wilson Joyce Mitchell Thurman Sarita Ann Woodard Margaret Adams Toms John Melvin Wyatt Nancy Dixon Thomas Rachel Pauline Yahnig I Patricia Jeanne Young

MASTER OF MUSIC EDUCATION

Dorris Cheryl Benda Lavaughn R. Wells Linda Kay Stalls James Andy Wright

MASTER OF ARTS IN TEACHING

Walter Todd Shupe Susan Bailey Wallace

MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Simon Tien-Yu Chen Libby A. Moreton Lloyd David Godfrey Eugene B. Steuber Thomas Maurice Hines James Howard Thomas Fang-Chuan Jou Mark H. Wezet James A. McMillen George Ruch Whitenight Fred Luther Miller Chung Yang Yoo

MASTER OF SCIENCE I

Jimmy Bryan Barnett Susan Scott Higdon R. Michael Bokeno Kent Alan Jackson Jerry Dale Buckley Georgia Lee Lang Deborah Chapman Byrd Eloise Flowers Maloney Alice Ruth Carroll Jerome Delin Matchen Anne Marie Chapman James Murray Morgan William Wayne Clark William Lenard Myers Barbara Jeanne Combs Darlene Young Nall Ronny Cooper Andrew L. Ratermann Doyle King Copeland Jr. LeRoy Richardson Wayne Lawrence Davis Michael S. Robbins Wayne A. Day Larry Ray Russell Patricia c. Donahoo Janice W. Seargent Garry G. Dougherty Thomas H. Sharp George Byron Drennan Mary Joan Shaver Mary Moran Fain James Richard Stamm Cheryl Ann Fair Robert Lee Summers Sherry Mitchell Fisher Henrietta Vanable Thomas Julia A. Ford Carl Dwayne Vinson Kenneth William Gasser Robert Lindle Willett Cathy Ann Hancock Edward Lynn Wright Barbara Ann Herndon William Zalman Young Sarah Carolyn Herron Saeed Zandi-Amarlooei I

MASTER OF ARTS

· Teena.. Kay Brown Keith Van Morgan .-· '" Beverly Jane Ford Mary C. Rhea Victoria Crawford James Clyde Stephen Traynham 349

MASTER OF ARTS IN COLLEGE TEACHING

Thomas H. Wilkins

SPECIALIST IN COLLEGE TEACHING

Terry Lee Adams Kathryn Lasky Jean George Michael Wayne Oleksy Rebecca Ann Hogancamp Joan Claire Pearson Thibodeaux

Mr. McCuiston seconded and the motion carried.

I Report of the National Direct Student Loan Program for July l, 1978 through June 30, 1979, Received

President Curris presented the report of the National Direct Student Loan Program for the year ending June 30, 1979. He further stated that the default rate for the nation is 16% to 17%, for Kentucky, 13%, and for Murray State, 8%. A letter from the federal government commending the University for being one of the better institutions in the country regarding default rate has been received.

Report of the Thomas P. Norris Student Loan Program for the period July l, 1978 through June 30, 1979, Received

President Curris presented the report of the Thomas P. Norris Student Loan Program for the year ending June 30, 1979.

Discussion ensued regarding the collection procedures for loans in default, and it is noted that neither Mrs. Jo Curris nor Mr. Ron Christopher represent the University on default cases.

Financial Report for the Quarter ending June 30, 1979, Withdrawn

President Curris stated that he wished to withdraw the agenda item 17, inasmuch as the books for the fiscal year close on August 30. The financial report for the I 1978-79 fiscal year will be presented in September.

Report from Dr. Wade Kadel, Director of the Murray State University Veterinary Diagnostic and Research Center

Dr. Curris stated that approximately eighteen months ago, by action of the Governor and General Assembly of Kentucky, the State's two diagnostic laboratories were transferred from the Department of Agriculture to Murray State University and the University of Kentucky. The President added that he had asked Dr. Wade Kadel, Director of the Murray State University Veterinary Diagnostic and Research Center (VDRC), to present an oral report to the Board. Dr. Kadel has been with the facility since 1967 and received his veterinary science degree from the University of Missouri.

Dr. Kadel presented an informative report and invited members of the Board to visit the VDRC at any time.

Meeting Adjourned

Upon motion by Mr. Mitchell, seconded by Mr. McCuiston, the meeting adjourned I at 11:50 a.m.

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