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MINUTES

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1975

MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MINUTES

APPENDIX A - WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

April, 1975 August, 1975 December, 1975

INDEX MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEE S

(Terms expire on December 31 of years indicated)

Mildred L. Johnson, Muskegon 1976

Robert D. Caine, Hickory Corners 1976

Fred W. Adams, Grosse Pointe 1978

Charles H. Ludlow, Kalamazoo 1978

John R. Dykema, Grosse Pointe Farms 1980

Maury Parfet, Hickory Corners 1980

Julius Franks, Jr., D.D.S., Grand Rapids 1982

J. Michael Kemp, Kalamazoo 1982

John T. Bernhard, President Ex-Officio

OFFICERS

Robert D. Caine, Chairman

John R. Dykema, Vice Chairman

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

Robert B. Wetnight, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary

Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Treasurer T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S

Meeting Date

January 17, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1201 Minutes 1201 Remarks by the President 1201 Petitions and Communications 1201 Election of Officers 1201 Appointment of University Legal Counsel 1201 Appointment of University Auditor 1201 Academic Personnel Report 1201 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1203 Gift and Grant Report 1203 Guidelines on Gifts and Trusts 1203 Development Feasibility Program 1203

February 21, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1204 Minutes 1204 Remarks by the President 1204 Petitions and Communications 1204 Academic Personnel Report 1204 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1204 Gift and Grant Report 1204 Resolution re: Trustee Philip N. Watterson 1204 Housing Recommendations 1205 Development Fund Report 1205 Energy Conservation Report 1205 Land Acquisition 1206 Street Names 1206 Resolution re: Kalamazoo Zoning Board of Appeals' Decision 1206

March 21, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1207 Minutes 1207 Remarks by the President 1207 Petitions and Communications 1207 Housing Recommendation and In-State Fees 1207 Academic Personnel Report 1208 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1208 Gift and Grant Report 1208 Out-of-State Student Fee Rates for 1975-76 1208 Student Housing Rates for 1975-76 1209 General Education Policy 1209 Change in Authority for Access to Safe Deposit Boxes 1209 Accounts Receivable Service Charge 1209 Authorization to Confer Degrees at the April 26, 1975 1210 Commencement Acceptance of Bids for Kanley Field Running Track Landscaping 1210

April 25, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1211 Minutes 1211 Remarks by the President 1211 Petitions and Communications 1211 Academic Personnel Report 1211 Gift and Grant Report 1211 Out-of-State Student Fee Rate for 1975-76 1211 Student Housing Rates for 1975-76 1211 Confirmation of Board of Trustees Meetings for Fiscal Year 1212 1975-76 Sale of Woodside Property 1212 Meeting Date

May 16, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1213 Minutes 1213 Remarks by the President 1213 Academic Personnel Report 1213 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1214 Gift and Grant Report 1214 Honorary Degree Policy 1214

June 20, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1215 Minutes 1215 Remarks by the President 1215 Appointment to Michigan Association of State College and 1215 University Governing Boards Petitions and Communications 1215 Board Committee 1215 Academic Personnel Report 1215 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1217 Gift and Grant Report 1217 Approval of Year-End Allotment Adjustments to the General 1217 Fund Budget for 1974-75 Recommendation to Continue the Authority of the 1974-75 1219 Western Michigan University Budget Authorization for Settlement of Damage Claim to Waldo 1219 Stadium Field Change in July Board Meeting Date 1219

August 22, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1220 Minutes 1220 Remarks by the President 1220 Petitions and Communications 1220 Academic Personnel Report 1220 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1223 Gift and Grant Report 1223 Authorization to Sell Bequest of Land 1223 Travel Regulations (Reimbursement Rates) 1223 Computer Services 1224 Bus Pass Rates 1224 Policy Guidelines on Class-Related Charges 1224 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1225 Committee on Athletics and Physical Education (CAPE) 1225 John Grenzebach & Associates, Inc. 1225 Child Care Center 1225 Alteration in Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule 1226

September 26, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda 1227 Minutes 1227 Remarks by the President 1227 Petitions and Communications 1227 Student Fee Increase 1227 Budget for Fiscal Year 1975-76 1227 Salary Schedules for 1975-76 1227 Academic Personnel Report 1235 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1236 Gift and Grant Report 1236 Modification of University General Education Policy 1236 Capital Outlay Request 1237 University Foundation Authorization 1237 Meeting Date

October 17, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1238 Minutes 1238 Remarks by the President 1238 Academic Personnel Report 1238 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1238 Gift and Grant Report 1238 Aviation Test Cell Building 1238 Resolution re: Funding for the Para School Learning Center 1239 Presentation of Yearbooks 1239

November 21, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1240 Minutes 1240 Remarks by the President 1240 Petitions and Communications 1240 Academic Personnel Report 1240 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1240 Gift and Grant Report 1241 Authorization to Confer Degrees 1241 Association of Governing Boards - Fall Meeting Report 1241

December 19, 1975

Acceptance of the Agenda 1242 Minutes 1242 Petitions and Communications 1242 Remarks by the President 1242 Academic Personnel Report 1243 Non-Academic Personnel Report 1243 Gift and Grant Report 1243 1976-77 Student Pay Schedule 1243 Administrative Leave Policy 1243 Statement on "Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act 1244 of 1974" Registration Fee for Landlords 1245 Resolution re: Alvin J. Bytwork Suit 1245 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

ANNUAL MEETING John R. Dyl

The meeting was called to order at 1:51 p.m. Appointwent of Unjversitv Legal Counsel. by Chairman Robert D. Caine. Chairll1an Caine re-read a resolution at the Decell1ber Board of Trustees meeting and offjciallv presented Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, this document to Mr. Henrv Ford III. Henry Ford Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet, reiterated his pleasure in his long association Watterson and President Bernhard (ex officio). with the University and then introduced Mr. Arthur Staton, Jr. to the Board and others present in the Also present were: Vice President Coulter, room. The Trustees then annroved the apnointwent Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, of the firm of Ford, Kriekard, Staton and Allen Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Gagie, with Mr. Arthur Staton, Jr. the responsible princi­ Dr. Hannah, Mr. Henry Ford III and Mr. Arthur pal as Legal Counsel of the University. Staton, Jr. Appointment of University Auditor. Upon the Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ac­ reco!ll1T1endation of Vice President Wetnight and the cepted and approved the agenda as presented for Board's Budp.et and Finance Coll1mittee, the Trustees the meeting. also apnroved the reapnointment of the firm of Alexander Grant and Col'!panv of KalaIBazoo, Michigan Minutes. The minutes of the December 17, as auditors for the purnose of conducting an annual 1974 Board of Trustees meeting were approved as audit of the Universitv's financial statell1ents for circulated. fiscal year 1974-75.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees ap­ indicated that the Winter Term head count enroll­ proved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. ment figure of 19,782 was a very positive sign for the University. In particular he commented ApnojntTT1ents upon the rise in the Graduate School enrollment and his surprise that out-of-state enrollments Weston H. Agor, Adiunct Associate Professor, continued to rise as well. Denartment of Political Science, ef­ fective DeceIBber 16, 1974, terwinating Petitions and Communications. The Secretary December 15, 1977 informed the Board that the following communica­ tions had been received: a proposed constitution Ponald W. Kelley, Adiunct Clinical Instructor, for the Michigan Association of Governing Boards Department of Speech Pathology and Audio­ as circulated by the Wayne State University Board logy, effective January 1, 1975, ter­ of Governors; a letter from Mrs. Don Hagadone con­ minating Decell1ber 31, 1977 cerning the Student Health Center and a thank-you note from Mrs. Robert D. Caine for the Board's Richard L. Moleski, Assistant Professor, De­ get-well wishes. In addition, the Chairman com­ partment of Counseling and Personnel, mented on a recent letter from Dr. Samuel I. Clark effective January 1, 1975, terminating concerning the Trustees' interest in a mini-con­ December 1975 ference. The Chairman indicated his preference for a single response from the Board rather than Donald Simnson, Instructor in Black Americana individual responses. Studjes, effective December 16, 1974, terminating Aprjl 1975 Election of Officers. After Legal Counsel Henry Ford read the By-Laws, Article II, Section Wavland P. Smith, A.diunct Professor, Derart­ I, relating to the election of officers, Trustee ment of MecharjcaJ Engineering, ef­ Fred Adams moved to re-appoint the following fective Januarv 1, 1975, terrl'inatjng officers for the year 1975: December 31, 1977

Donald J. Willis, Adiunct Assistant Professor, Denartment of Political Science, ef­ fective December lf, 1974, terl"inatjng December 15 1977

January 17, 1975 1201 Board of Trustees Wester Michigan University

Antonio C. Yamashita, Adjunct Professor, Curtis Curtis-Smith, Assistant Professor of College of Education, effective Music, Academic Year 1975-76 January 1, 1975, terminating December 31, 1977 John B. Dilworth, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Winter Semester 1976 Appointment as Chairman Gyula Fieser, Associate Professor of Biology, G. Stewart Johnson, from Professor of Winter Semester 1976 Mechanical Engineering to Professor and Chairman of Mechanical Engineering, ef­ Robert R. Fink, Professor of Music, Academic fective December 31, 1974, terminating Year 1975-76 June 30, 1978 John J. Fritscher, Associate Professor of Leave of Absence Without Pay En�lish, Acade�ic Year 1975-76

Chester L. Hunt, Professor of Sociology, ef­ Frederick P. Gault, Professor of Psychology, fective June 1, 1975 to December 31, Academic Year 1975-76 1975 to carry out terms of grant as Fulbright lecturer at Central Philippines Clare R. Goldfarb, Associate Professor of University, Iloilo, Philippines English, Fall Semester 1975

John M. Metheany III, Associate Professor of Russell M. Goldfarb, Professor of English, Art, effective September 2, 1975 to Fall Semester 1975 April 24, 1976 to finish commissions, concentrate time in studio productions Donald L. Goldsmith, Associate Professor of and to exhibit results Mathematics, Academic Year 1975-76

Resignation as Chairman John D. Grace, Associate Professor of Geology, Academic Year 1975-76 Dean E. Bluman, from Associate Professor and Chairman, Department of Mechanical Russell J. Grandstaff, Associate Professor of Engineering to Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences, Academic Mechanical Engineering, effective Year 1975-76 December 26, 1974 Marc F. Hansen, Professor of Art, Academic Resignation Year 1975-76

Donald DeLong, Instructor in Humanities Area, John E. Herman, Associate Professor of Physics, College of General Studies, effective Winter Semester 1976 December 18, 1974 Elisabeth Hetherington, Professor of Dance, Sabbatical Leaves Academic Year 1975-76

Lynwood H. Bartley, Assistant Professor of Oscar H. Horst, Professor of Geography, Humanities, Academic Year 1975-76 Academic Year 1975-76

William S. Bennett, Professor of Sociology, Theone Hughes, Assistant Professor of Fall Semester 1975 English, Winter Semester 1976

Eugene M. Bernstein, Professor of Physics, Gangaram K. Kripalani, Associate Professor of Academic Year 1975-76 Economics, Academic Year 1975-76

James W. Burns, Associate Professor of Alan H. Leader, Professor of Management, Teacher Education, Academic Year 1975-76 Academic Year 1975-76

John M. Carney, Associate Professor of Art, Carl R. Lindenmeyer, Assistant Professor of Academic Year 1975-76 Industrial Engineering, Academic Year 1975-76 Joseph M. Condie, Assistant Professor of Humanities, Academic Year 1975-76 Rei.nhold L. Loffler, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, Academic Year 1975-76 John R. Cooley, Associate Professor of English, Academic Year 1975-76

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Michael E. Mccarville, Assistant Professor of the Placement Center, effective of Chemistry, Academic Year 1975-76 February 17, 1975 (Replacement)

Minoru Mochizuki, Assistant Professor of Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted Social Science, Academic Year 1975-76 for the Universjty the gifts and grants as con­ tained in the Gift and Grant Report for December L. Michael Moskovis, Professor of Business 1974. Members of the Board asked that the Secre­ Education and Administrative Services, tary take special note of the four separate gifts Winter Semester 1976 to the University from President Emeritus and Mrs. James W. Miller. The Secretary was then Henry A. Raup, Professor of Geography, Fall directed to acknowledge and express appreciation Semester 1975 to all donors in behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Paul A. Robbert, Professor of Art, Academic Guidelines on Gifts and Trusts. The Trustees Year 1975-76 approved Policy Guidelines for Gifts to the Uni­ versity. The purpose of this policy is to regu­ L. D. Ryan, Associate Professor of Mechanical larize the ways in which interested donors may Engineering, Academic Year 1975-76 contribute to the University. The increasing number and complexity of charitable remainder Arnold E. Schneider, Distinguished Professor unitrusts, charitable remainder annuity trusts, of Business, Academic Year 1975-76 gifts of funds, investments, etc., make this policv increasingly necessary for the Universjty's De­ William P. Schreiber, Assistant Professor of velopment and Business Affairs offices. A complete Teacher Education, Academic Year 1975-76 copy of this policy is on file in the Secretary's office. Herbert S. Scott, Associate Professor of English, Academic Year- 1975-76 Development Feasibilitv Program. Upon the recomrnendatfon of Vice President for Administration Rudolph J. Siebert, Professor of Religion, Coulter and upon a motion of Trustee Adams with Fall Semester 1975 support from Trustee Dykema, the Trustees: (1) acknowledged receipt of the Feasibility and Michael R. Stoline, Associate Professor of Directional Study for the development programs Mathematics, Academic Year 1975-76 of Western Michigan University; (2) authorized the Administration to negotiate possible working Gene E. Webb, Associate Professor of Social agreements with the fir� of Brakeley, John Price Work, Academic Year 1975-76 Jones, Inc., with the understanding that final agreements will be returned for approval of the Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Trustees at their February 1975 meeting. approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented. Adiournment. The meeting was declared ad­ journed at 2:45 p.m. Appointments submitted, Chester Arnold, Director of Placement Center, effective February 17, 1975 (Replace­ ment) Robert D. Caine, Chairman John W. Kofel, Resident Coordinator of Western Michigan University's Program in Guam, effective December 1, 1974, terminating June 30, 1975 (New Position)

Donald T. McNally, from Administrative Assistant to the Vice President for Finance to Director of the University Health Center, effective December 16, 1974 (Replacement)

Change of Title

Dale Ackerson, from Acting Director of the Placement Center to Associate Director

January 17, 1975 1203 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING tive January 6, 1975

February 21, 1975 Robert F. Hopkins, Professor, Department of Counseling and Personnel, effective December 16, 1974 The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on February Jean Leclercq, Adjunct Professor of Medieval 21, 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Studies, effective July 1, 1975, ter­ University Student Center. minating June 30, 1978

The meeting was called to order at 1:54 p.m. Appointment as Chairman by Vice Chairman John R. Dykema. Trustee Dykema officially congratulated Dr. Franks on his re­ Sue S. Coates, Chairman, Department of Home appointment and Trustee J. Michael Kemp on his Economics, effective August 1, 1975, appointment to the Board of Trustees of Western terminating July 31, 1980, and Pro­ Michigan University. fessor, Department of Home Economics, effective August 1, 1975 Trustees present: Adams, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Parfet and President Bernhard Leave of Absence Without Pay (ex-officio). David P. Hanson, Assistant Professor, De­ Trustees absent: Caine and Ludlow. partment of Political Science, effec­ tive August 1975 to August 1976 to Also present were: Vice President Coulter, complete work on juris doctor degree Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Steven K. Hesla, Instructor, Department of Eth�idge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah and Legal Counsel Music, effective September 1, 1975 to Staton. May 1, 1976 to solidify new ideas, pursue intensive preparation of con­ Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees cert program and perform said programs accepted and approved the agenda as presented for on tour the meeting. Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Minutes. The minutes of the January 17, approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as pre­ 1975 Board of Trustees meeting were approved as sented. circulated. Appointment Remarks by the President. President Bernhard reported to the Trustees regarding: (a) results Mary E. Hawthorne, Interim Director of the of his Far East trip, (b) plans for workshops on Physicians; Assistants Program, effec­ Affirmative Action under the direction of Robert tive January 6, 1975, terminating Ethridge, and (c) the faculty collective bargain­ May 6, 1975 ing vote scheduled for February 26-27. Change of Title Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that no official petitions or Larry R. Keenes, from Director of Annual Fund communications had been received during the month to Director of Investments and Risk but that each had received a copy of Governor Management, effective February 24, 1975 Milliken's letter addressed to President Bernhard informing the President of the reappointment of Dr. Julius Franks, Jr. and the appointment of Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted Trustee J. Michael Kemp to the Board for terms for the University the gifts and grants as contained expiring December 31, 1982, in the Gift and Grant Report for January 1975. The Secretary was then directed to acknowledge and ex­ Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees press appreciation to all donors in behalf of the approved the Academic Personnel Report as pre­ Board of Trustees. sented. Resolution re: Trustee Philip N. Watterson. Appointments Trustee Fred Adams reviewed with the Board the ex­ tensive ties that Philip N. Watterson had with his Mary Ann Bunda, Associate Professor, Depart­ alma mater - Western Michigan University: his ment of Educational Leadership, effec- graduation in 1932, his long association with campus

1204 February 21, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University activities, his role on the Alumni Association 4. Allocate the facility fee in the following Board and his long and deep interest in every priority: aspect of the University. For these and many other reasons, Trustee Adams made it clear to the a. Current Facility Debt Service - $2.22 Board that it was his very real pleasure to move per credit hour the adoption of the following resolution. b. Residence Hall Debt Service - variable - up to $.78 per credit hour INASMUCH AS Philip N. Watterson has served as a member of the Western In commenting on the proposal, Trustee Parfet Michigan University Board of Trustees expressed her appreciation and thanks to the student since its inception as a Board in 1964, leaders and others in the University community with and has rendered dedicated and exem­ whom the Board's Student Services Committee co­ plary service to the citizens of operated to produce this recommendation. She par­ Michigan and the students, faculty and ticularly complimented student groups for their staff of the University; and spirit of cooperation and constructive input.

WHEREAS, his leadership skills in Dr. Franks expressed concern over any increase the promotion and advancement of higher in tuition and cautioned students to carefully ex­ education were highly evident during amine their motives prior to supporting this re­ his two years as Vice Chairman of the commendation. He indicated his deep concern that Board and throughout his term as our in the conflict between the rights of 18 year old colleague; and students to live in housing of their own choice and the rights of dormitory bond holders to be paid, WHEREAS, his national participation that students not lose sight of the very real edu­ in the Association of Governing Boards, cational benefits of dormitory living. Hence, he and as our representative on the Michigan requested that all involved work diligently to pro­ Association of State College and Uni­ vide the best possible living conditions in the versity Governing Boards, and advisory dorms whether or not the University maintains its councils of the State Board of Education mandatory residency requirement. has provided valuable service to this University and to higher education: Hearing no objections, Chairman Dykema declared the proposal tabled until the March 21, 1975 Board IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED, that we, the of Trustees meeting. Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, offer to Philip N. Watterson our sincere thanks, and are pleased to Development Fund Report. Myron L. Coulter, Vice confer upon him the title Trustee President for Administration, introduced the Uni­ Emeritus, with all the rights and versity's development team consisting of Frank Bentz - privileges appertaining thereto. Director of Alumni and Development, Timothy Reilley - Senior Development Officer, Larry Koenes - Director Trustee Adams' motion was seconded by Trustee of Annual Fund and Fred Hansen - Director of Alumni Franks and passed unanimously. Relations. They reported on the excellent year the University's Development and Alumni programs had ex­ perienced. Copies of these reports are on file in Housing Recommendations. The following re­ the Secretary's office. commendation to the Trustees was made by Vice President Wetnight with the further recommendatio that it be tabled for 30 days in accordance with Energy Conservation Report. Vice President the Board's usual procedure regarding acti on on Wetnight reported to the Board the substantial tuition or fee increases. success that the University has achieved in curtail­ ing its energy consumption. Unfortunately fuel 1. Eliminate the requirement that freshmen price increases have negated the substantial savings and sophomores live in residence halls but he pointed out the University's real achievement effective with Summer Term 1975. in the reductions outlined in his report to the Board. In particular he commended R. Herb Williams, Director 2. Raise current tuition rate by $1.00 per of Physical Plant, for his role in these savings. (A credit hour. copy of this report is on file in the Secretary's office.) 3. Allocate from tuition a facility fee of $3.00 per credit hour to be credited to The Trustees expressed their appreciation of Auxiliary Fund. the effort taken to date and encouraged the admin­ istration to continue to take all possible measures

February 21, 1975 1205 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

for the conservation of energy. The Administration of Western Michigan University is authorized to consider the Land Acquisition. The Trustees unanimously advisability of appealing the decision of approved the following purchase of the herein the Kalamazoo Zoning Board of Appeals, re­ described parcel of land along Western Avenue garding variances granted to the Knollwood from the Penn Central Transportation Company in Tavern, and take the appeal to the Kalamazoo the amount of $10,285. County Circuit Court from said decision if this is deemed advisable. Part of the East half, Section 20, Town 2 South, Range 11 West, and the West half, Section 21, Town 2 South, Range 11 West, Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ City of Kalamazoo, Kalamazoo County, journed at 3:10 p.m. Michigan, being a strip of land 20 feet in width by 935.18' in length adjacent Respectfully submitted, to the Northwesterly right of way line and within the Penn Central Railroad right of way as recorded in Liber 126, Page 567 more particularly described as: Beginning at a point on the East line of said Section 20 which is North 00°- 02'-29" East 73.88 feet from the East quarter corner of said Section 20; thence South 39°-06' West, 918.66 feet; thence �wL._4 North 51°-04'-15" West, 20.00 feet to Robert W. Hannah, Secretary the Northwesterly right of way line of the Penn Central Railroad; thence North 39°-06' East 935.18 feet along said Northwesterly right of way line; thence South 51°-05' East, 20.00 feet; thence South 39°-06' West, 16.53 feet to the point of beginning.

Street Names. The Trustees approved the designation of the following street names in the vicinity of the new Student Recreation Building.

1. Main entrance into site extending to road at west side of building - Recreation Drive.

2. One way entrance from vicinity of Pedestrian Bridge into the site - Crane Lane.

3. East-west drive on north side of building - Worner Drive.

4. North-south drive on west side of site - Hussey Drive.

5. North-south road on east side of building - Roell Road.

Resolution re: Kalamazoo Zoning Board of Appeals' Decision. After hearing a report from the University's Legal Counsel that it could possibly be in the University's interest to take a recent Kalamazoo Zoning Board of Appeals deci­ sion to the Kalamazoo County Circuit Court, the Trustees passed the following resolution.

1206 February 21, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

ANNUAL MEETING mendations on student housing. He reviewed the subsequent recommendations resulting from the Board's March 21, 1975 directive: (a) releasing freshmen and sophomore students from required on-campus living, and (b) the bond fee replacement cost of $1.00 per student, The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan per credit hour, to be levied upon all students. University Board of Trustees was held on March 21, He also reviewed the objections to these changes 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Univer­ that had been put forward during the last month. sity Student Center. Vice President Coyne grouped objections to the recommended plan in three categories: (a) as a The meeting was called to order at 1:50 p.m. detriment to "town/gown" relationships particularly by Chairman Robert D. Caine. if students preempt low income housing, (b) as a loss to certain affective programs in dormitories Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, such as the insistence upon desegrated living, and Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet (c) as to the unfairness of a $1.00 charge to the and President Bernhard (ex-officio). total campus community to repay services used only by a percentage of our student body. He responded Also present were: Vice President Coulter, to these objections stressing the belief he and his Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, staff held - that these objections were understand­ Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. able but not pertinent. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah and Legal Counsel Staton. Since it was clear that the initial recommenda­ tion contained two separate questions, the Trustees Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees asked that the question be split and that separate accepted and approved the agenda as presented for votes be taken on the freshmen-sophomore rule as the meeting. opposed to the $1.00 fee increase. Chairman Caine then called for interested student parties in the Minutes. The minutes of the February 21, 1975 audience to comment. Fred Tobin, Paula Blinkilde, Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circu­ Mike Hatty, Larry Yarger and Steve Fox accepted the lated. Chairman's open invitation. With the exception of Ms. Blinkilde, the students seemed eager for fresh­ Remarks by the President. President Bernhard men and sophomores to be released from the mandatory called the attention of the Board to: (a) results rule even though all agreed that dormitory living of the bargaining election held on February 26 and has much to commend it. However, concern was 27, (b) reminded the Trustees of the University's expressed regarding the assessment of all students participation in the Kalamazoo Council of College for those alleged privileges. The only non-student Presidents which is a four school consortium in the to speak was Mrs. Joan Vorgias, the parent of three Kalamazoo area aimed at stimulating joint use of WMU students, who expressed her deeply held convic­ facilities by Kalamazoo's total baccalaureate tion that parietal rules for legal adults were no student population, and (c) invited all those longer acceptable. whose calendars might coincide to join with Dean Robert Holmes of the College of Fine Arts at Trustee Johnson then moved that the requirement Carnegie Hall for the WMU Brass Quintet recital in that freshmen and sophomores reside in residence New York City. halls be eliminated effective Summer Term 1975. This motion was supported by Trustee Dykema. The Petitions and Communications. The Board was Trustees then voiced their own concerns over these informed by the Secretary that in addition to the questions. Dr. Franks expressed a concern that the official tabulation of the collective bargaining rustees not adversely affect University/community vote, they had received the following petitions and elations by arbitrary action that could endanger low communications from: Kalamazoo Community Relations income housing. He noted concern on the part of Board, four students - Mary Jane Andresen, Paula any parents of freshmen who want their children in Blinkilde, Donna Herbison and Nancy Larson - from he dormitory. In particular he noted that these Siedschlag Hall presenting a petition, Dr. Chester ounger students need the structured living arrange­ L. Hunt and City Manager Bruce Brown. Copies of ents, guidance and academic counselling best provided these communications are on file in the Secretary's n a dormitory setting. Trustee Dykema commented on office. he University's imperfect vision of its own future ut expressed his confidence that the elimination of Housing Recommendation and In-State Fees. 'rules" could enhance positive aspects of dormitory Vice President for Student Affairs, Thomas Coyne, iving. Trustee Adams expressed his belief that the indicated to the Trustees that the recommendations rustees had been charged to maintain and improve on student housing were the result of the Trustees' he quality of education provided by WMU and that request of December 17, 1974 to come up with recom- his recommendation did not fall in his mind within

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that charge. Trustee Ludlow noted that this approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. recommendation was in line with other attempts by the University and society in general to provide Appointment as Acting Chairman 18 year old adults with the appropriate rights of self determination provided others in our Charles G. Risher, from Professor of society and for this reason he supported the Industrial Education to Acting motion. Trustee Kemp indicated that he was Chairman and Professor of Industrial troubled by the "several rights" involved in this Education, effective April 1, 1975, question but would vote in favor of the recommenda terminating January 1, 1976 tion in large part because he felt 18 year old students ought to have the right to choose the Resignation as Associate Dean living situation each felt best. Ollin J. Drennan from Associate Dean, Trustee Johnson thanked her connnittee of the College of General Studies and Board and all those in the Student Services area Professor of Natural Science to who had been so cooperative in dealing with the Professor of Natural Science, matter under discussion. The question was called effective June 30, 1975 with the request for a roll call vote. Trustees voting "aye": Dykema, Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow Resignations and Mrs. Parfet. Trustees voting "nay": Adams, Caine and Dr. Franks. The motion carried 5 to 3. Richard W. Buchanan, Assistant Pro­ fessor of Marketing, effective Trustee Dykema then moved that: August 31, 1975

1. Tuition rates effective for the Ralph M. Edwards, Assistant Professor fiscal year 1975-76 be as follows: of Librarianship, effective August 31, 1975 Classification Current Proposed \ Barbara A. Pletcher, Assistant Pro­ Resident Undergraduate $20 $21 fessor of Marketing, effective Non-Resident Undergraduate 46 47 August 31, 1975 Resident Graduate 28 29 Non-Resident Graduate 62 63 Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as 2. Beginning with the fiscal year presented. 1975-76, $3.00 per credit hour be allocated from tuition to the Auxiliary Fund as a Appointment facility fee. Helen J. Flaspohler, Director of Annual 3. Facility fee be allocated as Fund, effective March 24, 1975 follows: Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted (a) Current facility debt service for the University the gifts and grants as contained totaling $1,278,300 to the following in the Gift and Grant Report for February 1975. trusts: 5945, 6918, 6991 and 8923. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to all donors in behalf of the (b) Residence hall debt service Board of Trustees. reserve-balance of facility fee and any excess thereto be used only on the Out-of-State Student Fee Rates for 1975-76. specific authorization of the Board Trustee Ludlow moved to table the following recom­ of Trustees. mendation until the April meeting:

This motion was seconded by Trustee Ludlow. With Beginning with the 1975-76 fiscal the consent of a mover and seconder, Dr. Franks year non-resident tuition shall be added "and any excess thereto be used only on the as follows: specific authorization of the Board of Trustees" to Item 3 (b) above. On a roll call vote this Undergraduate $53 motion passed unanimously. Trustees voting "aye": Graduate 69 Adams, Caine, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow and Mrs. Parfet. This is in compliance with Section 7 of Public Act 227 of 1974 which requires that non-resident Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees

1208 March 21, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University students pay at least 75% of the total cost. With collective bargaining. With support from Trustee a second by Trustee Johnson, the motion carried Franks, the motion carried unanimously. A copy unanimously. of the General Education Policy is on file in the Secretary's office. Student Housing Rates for 1975/76. Trustee Ludlow also moved to table recommended rates for Change in Authority for Access to Safe Deposit room and board and apartment rentals as of Boxes. The Trustees approved the following resolu­ September 1, 1975 until the April Board meeting. tion which removes the name of Mr. Donald McNally and replaces him with Mr. Larry Koenes. Item Period 1975-76 Increase Resolution Room and Board Semester $690.00 $50.00 Room Only Semester 240.00 15.00 RESOLVED, that access to safe deposit boxes Single Room- No. 921 and 927 and any boxes for which they shall Supplement Semester 131.25 be at any time exchanged in the vaults of the Spindler Hall Month 70.00 4.00 American National Bank and Trust Company of Michigan, standing in the name of this corporation, shall be Apartments by any two of the persons named below, and said persons are likewise authorized to surrender and 1 Bedroom - Stadium exchange the same at any time. Drive Month 126.00 3.00 2 Bedroom - Stadium The American National Bank and Trust Company Drive Month 136.00 3.00 of Michigan, shall be entitled to reply upon the 1 Bedroom - Elmwood right of access hereby given until it receives a and Goldsworth written notification from this corporation of any Valley Month 116.00 3.00 change herein or revocation hereof, notwithstanding 2 Bedroom - Elmwood this authority may have been otherwise revolked by and Goldsworth said corporation or by operation of law. Valley Month 129.00 3.00 Unfurnished 1 Bed- Robert W. Beecher room - Elmwood and Gerald C. Schwemmin Goldsworth Valley Month 109.00 3.00 Larry R. Koenes Unfurnished 2 Bed- Richard W. Roth room - Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley Month 119.00 3.00 Accounts Receivable Service Charge. In pre­ senting this resolution, Vice President Wetnight In reviewing this material, Vice President Wetnight stated his belief that the University was negligent indicated that over 93% of these recommended in this responsibility if it did not urge students increases related directly to inflationary costs to clean up past liabilities. It was his recommen­ of service staff wages, utilities and food. Dr. dation that a service charge might in part facili­ Franks suggested that Mr. Wetnight's staff review tate this process. the possibility of meal tickets for students to eat in dormitories other than their own and a possible Trustee Franks was concerned that students have dorm contract for one meal a day. The motion to a 60 day grace period for full repayment prior to table carried unanimously. instigation of this service charge. With the under­ standing of all present, that this was the Board's General Education Policy. In presenting the intent, the Trustees passed the following resolution. General Education Policy, Vice President Mitchell reviewed the history of this policy and indicated Resolution to the Board that this would rationalize the General Education Policy within the University. He WHEREAS, the volume of accounts receivable further assured the Trustees that the position of carried by the University is increasing at an coordinator would be an additional duty and not a accelerated pace, and new position. In view of the collective bargaining situation Trustee Dykema then moved that the WHEREAS, the University now has over $200,000 General Education Policy be accepted with the of delinquent accounts receivable resting with the proviso that sections "4a" and "4b" of the policy State Department of Revenue for collection, and (dealing with the relationship of the General Education Committee to the Educational Policies WHEREAS, an incentive to settle an account is Council and to the College Curriculum Committee) be an imperative ingredient of any successful credit approved with the understanding that modification operation, of these sections may be necessary as a result of

March 21, 1975 1209 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that a service charge of 1% a month (12% annually) be hereby authorized by this Board of Trustees as applicable to any amount which is 60 days past due. This to be effective September 30, 1975.

Authorization to Confer Degrees at the April 26, 1975 Commencement. The Trustees author­ ized the President of the University to confer degrees at the April 26, 1975 Commencement as recommended by the faculty of the University.

Acceptance of Bids for Kanley Field Running Track Landscaping. Twelve bids for this project were received and read in the University Office of Campus Planning and Extension at 2:00 p.m., Wednesday, March 19, 1975.

They were recorded as follows:

1. Prudential Nursery $2,946.75 2. Tony Schering Landscape 3,947.00 3. Klooster Landscaping, Inc. 4,100.00 4. Light's Landscape Nurseryman 4,140.00 5. Niewoonder and Sons Landscape 4,513.58 6. Lantollary Farms Nursery 4,618.00 7. Demminks Nursery 4,665.00 8. Twin Lakes Nursery, Inc. 4,802.54 9. Gootjes Associates 4,924.30 10. Glas Landscape Contractor 5,995.00 11. VanderVeen's Garden Center 6,118.50 12. Landscape Associates 6,406.56

After explaining to the Board why the first three apparent low bidders had been excluded, assuring the Board that the fourth low bidder, Light's Landscape Nurseryman, was within the budget and that the University had adequate replacement assurance, the Board unanimously accepted Vice President Counter's recommendation that it award a contract to Light's Landscape Nurseryman. The rationale for the disqualification of the first three apparent low bidders is on file in the Secretary's office.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:57 p.m.

submitted,

D. Caine, Chairman

Robert6wJL� W. Hannah, Secretary

1210 March 21, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Retirement with Emeritus Status April 25, 1975 Thomas C. Slaughter, Associate Professor of Men's Physical Education, effective The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan June 30, 1975, with the title Associate University Board of Trustees was held on April 25, Professor Emeritus of Men's Physical 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Uni­ Education versity Student Center. Resignation The meeting was called to order at 1:52 p.m. by Chairman Robert D. Caine, Edward A. Riordan, Assistant Professor of Marketing, effective August 22, 1975 Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Leave of Absence Without Pay Parfet and President Bernhard (ex-officio). Thomas C. Bailey, Assistant Professor of Also present were: Vice President Coulter, English, effective August 11, 1975 to Vice President Coyne, Vice President Denenfeld, April 18, 1976 to accept a National Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Endowment for the Humanities Resident Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah and Legal Fellowship for College Teachers at Counsel Staton, Dartmouth College

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ac­ Shirley Clay Scott, Assistant Professor of cepted and approved the agenda as presented for English, effective August 11, 1975 to the meeting. April 18, 1976 to accept a National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Minutes. With minor changes to the second in Residence at the University of page of the Minutes of March 21, 1975, the Chicago Minutes were approved as circulated. Nancy H. Steinhaus, Instructor in Home Ec­ Remarks by the President. President Bernhard onomics, effective August 15, 1975 to commented upon: (a) the 10th Conference on August 15, 1976 to begin coursework Medieval Studies slated for May 4-7, 1975; (b) the for the Ph.D degree world telephone record established by WMU students and (c) the national award recently given to Tony Griffin from WMUK who often covers Board meetings. Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained Petitions and Communications. The Trustees in the Gift and Grant Report for March 1975. The received communications during the month from Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express Mrs. Louise Plitt, William Lauritsen and Mohammed appreciation to all donors in behalf of the Board I. Abdelsalam. Vice President Coyne responded to of Trustees. the Board regarding the Plitt communications that the policy now in effect would have removed a Out-of-State Student Fee Rate for 1975/76. letter such as Mrs. Plitt objected to being in her On a roll call vote and upon the recommendation of file. Unfortunately the letter had been entered the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, the previous to implementation of our new policy. Mr. Trustees unanimously approved that: Wetnight responded to questions about Mr. Abdel­ salam's communication written in behalf of the 1. Beginning with the 1975-76 fiscal year Council of Foreign Student Organizations. He non-resident tuition be as follows: stated that the additional $30,000 in foreign student assistance would bring total assistance Undergraduate $53 per credit hour available to foreign students from a per student Graduate $69 per credit hour level of $55.00 to $100.00. This corresponds to the financial aid available to all other students 2. From the revenue so derived, $30,000 ad­ amounting to approximately $120.00 per student. ditional funds be allocated for Foreign While the gap has not been completely closed, the Student Aid. $30,000 does in effect double resources currently available. Student Housing Rates for 1975/76. The Trustees also unanimously adopted the following Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees ap­ rates for room anrl board and apartment rentals proved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. as of September 1, 1975. Prior to the roll call vote, Vice Presi.

April 25, 1975 1211 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Trustee questions regarding the efficiency of the February 20, 1976 dormitory staffing and food services operations. March 19, 1976 He also responded to a question regarding the April 23, 1976 minimum increase for food costs. May 21, 1976 June 18, 1976 ------Item Period 1975-76 Increase

Room and Board Semester $690.00 $50.00 Sale of Woodside Pro12erty. The Trustees Room Only Semester 240.00 15.00 authorized the Treasurer to enter into a sales Single Room-Supplement Semester 131.25 agreement with Brenda F. and T. Jefferson Murphy Spindler Hall Month 70.00 4.00 for the sale of the property at 315 Woodside in accordance with the terms of that agreement. The A12artments Trustees also authorized the Treasurer to sign all the necessary documents including a deed. 1 Bedroom-Stadium Drive Month 126.00 3.00 2 Bedroom-Stadium Drive Month 136.00 3.00 Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ 1 Bedroom-Elmwood and journed at 2:32 p.m. Goldsworth Valley Month 116. 00 3.00 2 Bedroom-Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley Month 129.00 3.00 Respectfully submitted, Unfurnished 1 Bedroom- Elmwood & Goldsworth Valley Month 109.00 3.00 Unfurnished 2 Bedroom- Elmwood & Goldsworth Valley Month 119.00 3.00 Robert D. Caine, Chairman

Confirmation of Board of Trustees Meetings for Fiscal Year 1975/76. The Trustees approved the following Board meeting dates for 1975/76. ¼bl(JJLQ Robert W. Hannah, Secretary NOTICE OF PUBLIC MEETINGS OF WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1975/76

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the schedule of the regular meetings of Western Michigan Uni­ versity Board of Trustees is as hereinafter set forth as to dates and that each meeting of said Board of Trustees will be held in the Board Room of said Western Michigan University Board of Trustees located on the second floor of Western Michigan University Student Center Building on the campus of said University in the City of Kalamazoo, Michigan, unless said meeting place for any meeting is changed prior thereto by action of said Board in accordance with its by-laws. Notice is further given that each of said regular meetings will commence at 1:45 o'clock p.m.

The dates on which regular meetings of said Western Michigan University Board of Trustees will be held during the fiscal year 1975/76 are as follows:

July 18, 1975 September 19, 1975 October 17, 1975 November 21, 1975 December 19, 1975 January 16, 1976

1212 April 25, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Norman C. Greenberg, from Dean, College of May 16, 1975 General Studies, to Dean, College of General Studies, and Coordinator of Uni­ versity General Education The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on May 16, David G. Houghton, Instructor in Political 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Uni­ Science, effective August 11, 1975, versity Student Center. terminating April 1976

The meeting was called to order at 1:47 p.m. Sushi Datta-Sandhu, Instructor in the Social by Chairman Robert D. Caine. The President in­ Science Area, College of General Studies, troduced Mr. Norman Russell and the 1975 Student effective August 11, 1975 Orientation Leaders who were attending the Board session. Chairman Caine then briefly outlined the Larry ten Harmsel, Assistant Professor in the Board's constitutional role in running the Uni­ Humanities Area, College of General versity and its operating procedures. Studies, effective August 11, 1975

Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Retirement with Emeritus Status Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet and President Bernhard (ex-officio). Clara R. Chiara, Professor of Teacher Education, effective June 30, 1975, with the title Others present were: Vice President Coulter, Professor Emeritus of Teacher Education Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Hannah, Dr. Denenfeld, A. Edythe Mange, Professor of History, effective Mr. Gagie, Mr. Ethridge and Legal Counsel Staton. June 30, 1975, with the title Professor Emeritus of History

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees ac­ Leave of Absence Without Pay cepted and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting. Charles E. Dee, Assistant Professor of Trans­ portation, effective April 26, 1975 to May 6, 1976 to become full-time Adjunct Minutes. In approving the Minutes of the Administrator at Kalamazoo Valley Community April 25, 1975 Board of Trustees Meeting, the College as Director of Kalamazoo Valley Trustees also formally accepted the minor altera­ Career Institute tions in the March 21, 1975 Minutes as suggested by Trustee Parfet. Paul C. Friday, Associate Professor of Sociology, September 1, 1975 to December 20, 1975 to accept Fulbright Award to Sweden Remarks by the President. President Bernhard expressed the University's pleasure in hosting the Robert Hinkel, Assistant Professor of English, 29th Annual Mid-American Conference Spring Sports effective September 1, 1975 to September 1, Championships. He also briefly outlined the 1976 to teach at the PHdagogisch Hochschule Governor's letter of April 25, 1975 which concerned in Berlin the Fiscal Year 1976-77 Budget Development Policy. This letter requests planning on adjustments of Alfred F. Hinton, Assistant Professor of Art, 97% and 92% of the current base budget. effective September 1, 1975 to September 1, 1976 to accept a position as Visiting Artist at The University of Michigan Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees ap­ proved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. June Mochizuki, Assistant Professor Counseling Center, effective September 1, 1975 to Appointments December 31, 1975 to do additional graduate studies Bernadine P. Branchaw, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Education and Ralph K. Steinhaus, Associate Professor of Administrative Services, effective Chemistry, effective August 25, 1975 to August 11, 197 5 June 28, 1976 to work on a postdoctoral research fellowship at The Ohio State David G. Flagler, Adjunct Clinical Assistant University Professor of Neurology in the Physi­ cians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1975, terminating June 30, 1978

May 16, 1975 1213 Board of Trustees Wester Michigan University

Resignations gious, or celebrity success, but in terms of impact in furthering the aspirations of Lawrence L. Ashbaugh, Associate Professor of the culture. In short, a person is not Special Education, effective April 30, awarded a degree on an evaluation of 1975 self-serving success, but on an evaluation of contributions to the improvement of the Albert L. Furbay, Associate Professor of human condition or upon an evaluation of a Communication Arts and Sciences, ef­ unique capacity to reach admirable attain­ fective August 22, 1975 ments under adverse conditions. The hope of the educational system is that those Francine S. Hall, Assistant Professor of who are the best educated may help the Management, effective August 25, 1975 social order achieve an increasingly more enlightened way to live. Thus an educa­ Kenneth J. Kazmerski, Assistant Professor of tional institution honors those who have Social Work, effective April 30, 1975 achieved patterns of behavior that demon­ strate the plausibility of our aspiration A. Thomas Mason, Assistant Professor of to discover our humanity. Management, effective August 22, 1975 A. Candidates in some way associated with Donald S. Milton, Associate Professor of Western Michigan University receive Philosophy, effective May 5, 1975 special consideration, since the Uni­ versity must keep in sharp focus its Anna May Robertson, Assistant Professor of capacity to educate or to influence Women's Physical Education, effective those who achieve the ultimate goals May 1, 1975 of education.

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees B. Candidates from the State of Michigan approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as pre­ receive special consideration since sented. the State, as represented by its educa­ tional institutions, must demonstrate Appointment its awareness of the need for social aspiration. David A. Corstange, Senior Auditor, Internal Audit, effective May 19, 1975 C. Candidates are chosen with special consideration for the principles of Resignations affirmative action.

Samuel Anema, Coordinator and Computer Con­ D. Candidates are chosen with special sultant, Computer Center, effective consideration for the broad spectrum May 1, 1975 of the fields of human endeavor -­ the arts and the sciences from the David Bibbins, Senior Auditor, Internal Audit, abstract to the applied. effective April 18, 1975 The ultimate test of the value of conferring Mary Potts, Pharmacist, University Health an honorary degree upon a person is what it Center, effective May 31, 1975 says about the aspirations of Western Michigan University to those who observe the act.

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as con­ Adjournment. The meeting was declared ad­ tained in the Gift and Grant Report for April 1975. journed at 2:17 p.m. The Secretary was then directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to all donors in behalf of the Board of Trustees. • Honorary Degree Policy. The Trustees approved the following policy under which the University Robert D. Caine, Chairman Honorary Degree Committee shall function.

Contributions of a potential candidate are evaluated by the Committee, not in �l.J� terms of the person's financial, presti- Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

1214 May 16, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING new Board Committee known as the Academic Affairs June 20, 1975 Committee. Trustee Caine appointed Trustee John Dykema as chairman of the committee and Trustee Mildred L. Johnson and Maury E. Parfet as members. The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on June 20, Academic Personnel Report. Vice President 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Univer- Mitchell in presenting the Academic Personnel Report sity Student Center. made special mention of the contributions to the University of Leonard Gernant, Dean of Academic The meeting was called to order at 1:54 p.m. Services. Vice President Mitchell's statements were by Chairman Robert D. Caine. echoed by several Trustees and in particular by Trustee Fred Adams who has been a personal friend of Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Dean Gernant since elementary school days. The Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet Academic Personnel Report was approved as presented. and President Bernhard (ex officio). Retirement as Dean Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Leonard Gernant, from Dean of Academic Services Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. to Dean Emeritus of Academic Services, Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah and Legal Counsel effective December 31, 1975 Staton. Reappointments as Chairmen Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the Agenda as presented for Donald Blasch, Chairman, Department of Blind the meeting. Rehabilitation, effective July 1, 1975 for an indefinite term Minutes. The minutes of the May 16, 1975 Regular Meeting were approved as circulated. A. Bruce Clarke, Chairman, Department of Mathematics, effective August 11, 1975 Remarks by the President. President Bernhard for a three year term announced Miss Eleanore Linden's transfer from Assistant to the President to Resident Coordinator Raymond A. Dannenberg, Chairman, Department of of the Oaklands. He emphasized that Miss Linden Distributive Education, effective July 1, was not leaving the University but simply transfer­ 1975 for a three year term ring her abilities to a new function. In recog­ nition of Miss Linden's 40 years of service to the Cassius A. Hesselberth, Chairman, Department of University the President publically thanked her Electrical Engineering, effective July 1, for her personal kindnesses to him and paid tri­ 1975 for a three year term bute to the extraordinary character of her commitment to the University. Charles E. Meyer, Chairman, Department of Art, effective July 1, 1975 for a three year Appointment to Michigan Association of State term College and University Governing Boards. The Trustees approved the appointment of Trustee Robert A. Palmatier, Chairman, Department of Emeritus Philip N. Watterson as its official rep­ Linguistics, effective July 1, 1975 for resentative to the Michigan Association of State a three year term College and University Governing Boards for a term extending through December 30, 1977. A.L. Sebaly, Chairman, Department of Directed Teaching, effective July 1, 1975 for a Petitions and Communications. In addition to three year term a communication from the Department of Health, Education and Welfare each member of the Board Dean R. Tyndall, Chairman, Department of received an excerpt from The Congressional Record Occupational Therapy, effective July 1, of June 10, 1975 from Trustee Fred Adams. Congress 1975 for a one year term man Garry Brown, upon receipt of Vice President Emeritus Russell Seibert's comments at President Appointments as Chairmen Bernhard's Inaugural Luncheon, had a summary entered into the Record. Trustee Adams expressed Guntram Bischoff, Chairman, Department of the pleasure of the Board for this action. Religion, effective July 1, 1975 for a three year term Board Committee. Chairman Caine announced to those present that he was forthwith appointing a

June 20, 1975 1215 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Michael Pritchard, Chairman, Department of Marshall Hutchinson, Instructor, Department of Philosophy, effective July 1, 1975 for a Music, effective August 11, 1975, terminat­ three year term ing April 1976

Appointment as Acting Chairman Eriks Jansons, Instructor, Department of Marketing, effective August 11, 1975, Donald Bullock, Acting Chairman, Department of terminating April 1976 Music, effective August 11, 1975 to April 24, 1976 Alan Labovitz, Assistant Professor, Department of Connnunication Arts and Sciences, ef­ David 0. Lyon, Acting Chairman, Department of fective August 11, 1975 Psychology, effective August 11, 1975 to April 24, 1976 Max A. Laudeman, Assistant Professor, Depart­ ment of Accountancy, effective August 11, Richard W. Pippen, Acting Chairman, Department 1975 of Biology, effective July 1, 1975 to June 30, 1976 Brian G. Long, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing, effective August 11, 1975 Janet E. Stillwell, Acting Chairman, Depart­ ment of Dance, effective August 11, 1975 Grant C. Lorenz, Assistant Professor, Depart­ to April 24, 1976 ment of Military Science, effective September 1976 Appointment as Director David L. Perry, Instructor, Department of Mary E. Hawthorne, Program Director of the Business Education and Administrative Physicians' Assistant Program, effective Services, effective August 11, 1975, May 19, 1975, terminating June 30, 1976 terminating April 1977

Appointments David L. Rozelle, Lecturer, Department of Ac­ countancy, effective August 11, 1975, John Benson, Assistant Professor, Department terminating April 1976 of Modern and Classical Languages, ef­ fective August 11, 1975, terminating Mary Jane Rupert, Instructor, Department of April 1976 Music, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Thomas A. Carey, Instructor, Department of Management, effective August 11, 1975, Richard R. Spoelstra, Instructor, Department terminating April 1976 of Dance, effective August 11, 1975

Thomas L. Deckard, Instructor, Department of Richard Swinsick, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Transportation Technology, effective ment of Music, effective August 11, 1975, July 1, 1975, terminating June 30, 1976 terminating April 1976

Arthur R. Diani, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Madeline J. Williamson, Instructor, Department ment of Biology, effective August 11, of Music, effective August 11, 1975, 1975 terminating April 1976

Gilda M. Greenberg, Associate Professor, Transfer Humanities and Social Science Areas of the College of General Studies, ef­ Fredric J. Mortimore, from Director, Institute fective August 11, 1975 of International and Area Studies, and Associate Professor of Teacher Education, Salim E. Harik, Instructor, Department of to Associate Professor of Social Science, Economics, effective August 11, 1975, College of Arts and Sciences, effective terminating April 1976 August 11, 1975

Ann Helgesen, Instructor, Department of Leave of Absence Without Pay Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 11, 1975, Maynard Kaufman, Associate Professor, Depart­ terminating April 1977 ment of Religion, for two-thirds time for the Fall 1975 Semester and one-third time for the Winter 1976 Semester to con­ duct an experimental Homesteading School

1216 June 20, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Joseph C. Morreale, Assistant Professor, De­ Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted partment of Economics, effective for the University the gifts and grants as contained August 11, 1975 to April 27, 1976, to in the Gift and Grant Report for April 1975. The pursue research interests in health Secretary was then directed to acknowledge and ex­ economics press appreciation to all donors in behalf of the Board of Trustees. Robert S. Smith, Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, ef­ Approval of Year-End Allotment Adjustments to fective August 11, 1975 to April 18, the General Fund Budget for 1974-75. The Trustees 1976, to accept a position as Visiting approved the following year-end allotment adjust­ Professor and Artistic Director, Uni­ ments. versity of Kansa5 at Lawrence

Resignation as Department Chairman

Clarence J. Goodnight, from Professor and Chairman, Department of Biology, to Professor of Biology, effective June 5, 1975

Resignations

Fred Decker, Assistant Professor, Men's Physical Education, effective June 30, 1975

Kul B. Gauri, Assistant Professor, Library, effective June 9, 1975

Richard A. Hatch, Associate Professor, De­ partment of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 1975

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as pre­ sented.

Appointments

Fred Decker, Head Baseball Coach, Athletic Department, effective July 1, 1975, terminating June 30, 1978

F. William Doolittle, Director of the Mike Gary Fund, Athletic Department, ef­ fective July 1, 1975

Resignations

Bill M. Chambers, Head Baseball Coach, ef­ fective June 30, 1975

Fredric A. Devantier, Pharmacist, Health Center, effective June 30, 1975

Transfer

Hugh A. Simpson, from Administrative Assist­ ant, Health Center to Pharmacist, Health Center, effective June 30, 1975

June 20, 1975 1217 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY General Fund Budget 1974/75

1974/75 Revisions Board 1974/75 Board Reclassi- From Action Final REVENUE Budget fications Board Reserve Estimate

Student Fees On-Campus $12,766,000 $ $ 545,500 $ $13,311,500 Off-Campus 672,700 (41,000) 6311700 Sub-Total 13,438,700 504,500 13,943,200 State Appropriation 32,895,000 (493,400) 32,401,600 Investment Income 475,000 45,000 520,000 Other Income 979,300 299,000 1,278,300 Carry-Over Prior Year 1961000 (59,400) 136,600 $ $ Total $47,984,000 $ 295,700 $48,2791700

EXPENSES

Instruction $25,616,000 $(212,400) $ 91,000 $(55,000) $25,439,600 Other Educational Expenses 2,681,000 24,100 3,600 (500) 2,708,200 Libraries 1,965,000 (25,800) (5,000) 1,934,200 Organized Research 239,000 134,100 64,400 437,500 Continuing Education 879,000 78,200 957,200 Student Services 2,927,000 26,000 (1,000) 2,952,000 Student Financial Aid 1,978,000 156,700 2,134,700 Public Service 440,000 10,400 43,000 (400) 493,000 General Administration 678,000 43,800 23,100 744,900 Business Operations 1,989,000 57,800 (15,000) 2,031,800 Maintenance of Plant 7,330,000 (23,600) 7,306,400 Debt Service 1,195,000 $ (1521000) 110431000

Total Expenses $47,917,000 $ $ 342,400 $(761900) $48,1821500

RESERVES

Obligated 76,900 76,900 Unobligated 67,000 (46,700) 20,300

Total Reserves $ 67,000 $ $ (461700) $ 761900 $ 97,200

GRAND TOTAL $47,984,000 $ $ 295,700 $ $48,279,700

1218 June 20, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Reconnnendation to Continue the Authority of Re�: �ubmiCC�: the 1974-75 Western Michigan University Budget. Since the State Legislature has not yet enacted budgets for fiscal year 1975-76, the Trustees alqo granted that the 1974-75 Western Michigan Uni­ versity budget be continued; that the University Robert D. Caine, Chairman be authorized to continue its normal operations under this authority until such time as the 1975- fu.-AwiLJ.. 76 budget for the State of Michigan, which in­ cludes the appropriation for higher education, is Robert W. Hannah, Secretary adopted; and the University budget for this same period is approved by the Board of Trustees.

Authorization for Settlement of Damage Claim to Waldo Stadium Field. The Board of Trustees authorized the University administration to enter into a settlement with Hartford Insurance Company and Miller Davis Company on the pending lawsuit concerning artificial turf as expressed of record in that law suit, the central essence of which is as follows:

1. Hartford Insurance Company will pay Western Michigan University $100,000.

2. Western Michigan University will agree to release Hartford Insurance Company and Miller Davis Company from all claims pending against them on this matter.

3. Hartford Insurance Company will agree to press for suit or settlement against any or all of the following: The Osborn Engineering Company, Kellogg & Kiefer and the City of Kalamazoo. All legal services in these actions are to be absorbed by Hartford Insurance Company. Western Michigan University is to share pro rata in any settlement or court award, minus a pro rata share of court costs only.

4. The Treasurer for the Board of Trustees is authorized to sign such release.

Change in July Board Meeting Date. The Trustees approved that the next Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees be rescheduled from July 18, 1975 to August 22, 1975 since it appeared unlikely that the State of Michigan would have adopted a budget for higher education in time for the Board of Trustees to take formal action on the budget at its July meeting. The meeting will be held at 1:45 p.m. in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 2:27 p.m.

June 20, 1975 1219 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Appointments as Chairman August 22, 1975 Charles L. Proctor, Professor of Industrial Engineering, with tenure, and Chairman, The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Department of Industrial Engineering for University Board of Trustees was held on August a five year term, effective August 25, 1975 22, 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center. Joseph P. Stoltman, Chairman, Department of Geography, effective August 11, 1975 for The meeting was called to order at 1:44 p.m. a three year term by Chairman Robert D. Caine. Appointment as Acting Chairman Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Dr. Franks, Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Gale E. Newell, Acting Chairman, Department Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). of Accountancy, effective September 1, 1975 to August 31, 1976 Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Appointments Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Dr. Hannah, and Legal Counsel Wade J. Adams, Assistant Professor, Department Staton. of Chemistry, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the agenda as presented for Linda Ade, Assistant Professor, Department of the meeting. Home Economics, effective August 11, 1975

Minutes. The minutes of the June 20, 1975 Galen J. Alessi, Assistant Professor, Department Board of Trustees meeting were approved as of Psychology, effective August 11, 1975 circulated. Stephen T. Anderson, Instructor, Department of Remarks by the President. President Bernhard Management, effective August 11, 1975, read a statement (on file in the Secretary's terminating April 1976 office) lamenting the general inadequacy of the Michigan Legislature's appropriation to Higher Carlene M. Bagnall, Assistant Professor, Social Education in general and Western Michigan Science Area, College of General Studies, University in particular. He made clear that the effective August 11, 1975, terminating late 1-1/2% across-the-board reduction posed grave April 1976 long-run problems for the University and immediately had caused the delay in presenting a formal budget Henry H. Beam, Assistant Professor, Department to the Board for Fiscal Year 1975/76 by one month. of Management, effective August 11, 1975

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary Paula Berlien, Instructor, Department of indicated that each Trustee had received copies of Industrial Engineering, effective August two communications during the month. The first 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 from Mr. R.P. Dick, and a second from Dr. Alvin Bytwork. Both letters are on file in the Secretary' Gerald J. Calkins, Assistant Professor, office. The first related to a student problem in Department of Management, effective August Occupational Therapy and had been settled; the 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 second was referred to legal counsel for his "advice". Albert R. Caniff, Instructor, Department of Art, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees 1976 approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. Joan T. Crandall, Assistant Professor, Humanities Appointments as Assistant Dean Area, College of General Studies, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Robert E. Boughner, Assistant Dean, College of Applied Sciences, effective August 11, Caspar Cronk, Assistant Professor, Department 1975 of Geology, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Donald W. Nantz, Assistant Dean, College of Applied Sciences, effective August 11, 1975

1220 August 22, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Betty J. Deshler, Assistant Professor, School Michael Jordan, Instructor, Department of Geology, of Social Work, effective August 11, 1975 effective August 11, 1975, terminating terminating April 1976 April 1976

Donald B. Doe, Instructor, Humanities Area, Mark Jungerman, Assistant Professor, Department College of General Studies, effective of Mathematics, effective August 11, 1975, August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 terminating April 1976 Herman P. Doezema, Assistant Professor, Henriette Kaye, Instructor, Department of Humanities Area, College of General Studies Accountancy, effective August 11, 1975, 11, 1975 effective August terminating April 1976 Erick C. Duesing, Instructor, Department of Wray Lamb, Instructor, Department of Home Economics, effective August 11, 1975, Economics, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1977 terminating April 1976

Sandra Edwards, Assistant Professor, Kathleen Lockhart, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Department of Occupational Therapy, ment of Psychology, effective August 11, 1975 effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Erika Loffler, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective August 11, 1975 Caryl Freeman, Associate Professor, Department of Business Education and Administrative Joseph T. Macpherson, Assistant Professor, School Services, effective August 11, 1975 of Librarianship, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Gloria Gregg, Lecturer, Community School Development Center, effective July 1, 1975, Marilyn Kay Malott, Assistant Professor, Depart­ terminating June 30, 1976 ment of Psychology, effective August 11, 1975

Nade Haley, Instructor, Department of Art, Arnold Masunungure, Instructor, Humanities Area, effective August 11, 1975, terminating College of General Studies, effective April 1976 August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976

William B. Harrison III, Assistant Professor, James F. McCarthy, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Department of Geology, effective August ment of Music, effective August 11, 1975 11, 1975 Phiroze Mehta, Instructor, Department of Music, Bruce Hiles, Instructor, Department of Art, effective August 11, 1975, terminating effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 April 1976 Robert A. Messer, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Arthur Hoadley, Assistant Professor, Department ment of Mathematics, effective August 11, of Transportation Technology, effective 1975, terminating April 1976 August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Bruce Naftel, Assistant Professor, Department Sylvia Hoffert, Instructor, Department of of Art, effective August 11, 1975 History, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Peter G. Northouse, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, Alfred Hoover, Assistant Professor, Department effective August 11, 1975 of Chemistry, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Allegra Ockler, Instructor, Department of Art, effective August 11, 1975, terminating William C. Isenberg, Assistant Professor, April 1976 Department of Marketing, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 David L. Regehr, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, effective August 11, 1975, Clyde W. Johnson, Visiting Professor, terminating April 1976 Department of Industrial Engineering, effective August 11, 1975, terminating Steven C. Rhodes, Assistant Professor, Department April 1976 of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976

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Leaves of Absence Without Pay Irwin Rovner, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective August 11, 1975 John T. Burke, Professor and Head, Department of Accountancy, from October 1, 1975 to John M. Schleede, Jr., Assistant Professor, August 1, 1976, to serve as a visiting Department of Marketing, effective professor in the European Program of Troy August 11, 1975 State University of Alabama

John H. Skillings, Assistant Professor, Robert D. Hellenga, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective Department of Educational Leadership, August 11, 1975 effective July 14, 1975 to August 15, 1976 for health reasons Cheryl A. Southworth, Lecturer, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, Roy S. Klein, Associate Professor, Department of effective August 11, 1975, terminating Industrial Engineering, from August 1, 1975 April 1976 to December 31, 1975 to continue research in the history of steelmaking in America Gordon W. Squires, Instructor, Department of and to work on thesis Transportation Technology, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Retirement

Hans J. Stolle, Assistant Professor, Depart­ Stephen I. Kukolich, Professor, Department of ment of Geography, effective January 5, Paper Science and Engineering, effective 1976 December 31, 1975

Sally J. Vaillancourt, Lecturer, Department of Resignation as Director Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 11, 1975, terminating Dorothy McGinnis, from Professor and Director April 1976 of Reading Center and Clinic to Professor of Reading Center and Clinic and Teacher Benjamin C. Wilson, Assistant Professor, Education, effective June 30, 1975 Black Americana Studies, effective August 11, 1975 Resignations

Brian Wilson, Associate Professor, Department Esther Bourziel, Assistant Professor and Intern of Music, effective August 11, 1975 Coordinator, Department of Directed Teaching, effective September 1, 1975 Judith D. Wilson, Assistant Professor, Department of Philosophy, effective Flora B. Bryant, Assistant Professor, School of August 11, 1975 Social Work, effective July 19, 1975

Chung-Rei Yun, Instructor, Humanities Area, Julian Dugger, Assistant Professor, Department College of General Studies, effective of Home Economics, effective September 2, 1975 August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Frank C. Emerson, Assistant Professor, Department Stephen H. Zelinger, Assistant Professor, of Economics, effective August 22, 1975 Department of Management, effective August 11, 1975 Ernestene Green, Associate Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective June 30, 1975 Change from Full Time to Part Time James A. Greene III, Professor, The Graduate Ardith Embs, Assistant Professor, School of College and Clinical Director Physician's Librarianship, effective July 1, 1975 Assistant Program, effective July 1, 1975 Changes of Title Barbara W. Lex, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology and Social Sciences, Hans Engelke, from Assistant Director, Library, effective July 1, 1975 to Associate Director, Library, effective July 1, 1975 Jon C. Stott, Associate Professor, Department of English, effective August 10, 1975 Mildred S. Hedrick, from Lecturer in Librarian­ ship, to Instructor, School of Librarian­ Carl A. Stuewer, Assistant Professor, Department ship, effective August 11, 1975 of Agriculture, effective June 30, 1975

1222 August 22, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Stanley A. West, Assistant Professor, Depart­ George Kohrman, from Manager, Computer Center ment of Anthropology, effective July 1, Operations to Assistant Director for 1975 Operations, Computer Center, effective July 1, 1975 Hubert Zelechowski, Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy, effective Edward Smolsky, from Manager, Systems Research September 1, 1975 Programming, Computer Center, to Assistant Director for Systems, Computer Center, Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees effective July 1, 1975 approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented. Leave of Absence Without Pay

Appointments Edward Smolsky, Assistant Director for Systems, Computer Center, from September 1, 1975 Wilbur G. Braham, Physician, University Health to June 30, 1976 to pursue a Ph.D. program Center, effective September 1, 1975 at Michigan State University

Albert S. Fiegel, Physician, University Health Resignations Center, effective September 1, 1975 Deborah L. Berg, Manager, Personnel Services, Robert S. Gove, Physician and Chief of Medical effective August 10, 1975 Staff - University Health Center, effective July 1, 1975 William A. Murrain, Director, Minority Student Services, effective August 31, 1975 John W. Kafel, Resident Director, Western Michigan University's Program in Guam, Beverly A. Parker, Assistant to the Associate effective July 1, 1975, terminating Dean of Students, effective August 29, 1975 June 30, 1976 Cleophus Sturdivant, Assistant Director of Frank J. Manley, Jr., Assistant to the Placement, effective August 7, 1975 Director, Community School Development Center, effective July 1, 1975, termin­ Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted ating June 30, 1976 for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Reports (as amended) for James A. Scholl, Athletic Physician, University June and July 1975. The Secretary was directed to Health Center, effective July 1, 1975 acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. Sharon L. Surratt, Assistant Director, Speciality Program in Alcohol and Drug Authorization to Sell Bequest of Land. The Addiction, effective July 1, 1975, Trustees approved that the Treasurer be authorized terminating June 30, 1976 to sell the following parcel of land at no less than the value established by an appraisal prepared by Richard J. Walker, Assistant Basketball Coach, Wisconsin Bells Realty, Inc. and to sign all necessary Athletic Department, effective July 1, papers if a second independent appraisal corroborated 1975, terminating June 30, 1976 the value established by the aforementioned appraisal.

Changes of Title The West half (W 1/2) of Section Ten (10) Township Fifteen (15) North, Range Six (6) East. Leon E. Burgoyne, University Placement Services Location in Adams County, Wisconsin. from Assistant Director of Placement to Associate Director of Placement, The cash value of this gift of approximately 320 acres, effective September 1, 1975 is designated for the Herbert J. Vogt and Anne M. Vogt Trust. Douglas Dommert, University Health Center, from Pharmacist to Chief Pharmacist, Travel Regulations (reimbursement rates). The effective June 30, 1975 Trustees amended a Board policy adopted on May 18, 1973 concerning travel regulations by deleting the following Norman Grant, from System Research Programmer, sentence: Computer Center to Manager of Systems, Research and Programming, Computer Center, "Travel reimbursement rates shall be the same effective July 1, 1975 amounts as those approved for State employees' travel by the State Administrative Board."

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and inserting: "economy" tends to ignore hidden subsidies.

"Travel reimbursement rates shall be the same 3. Where the use of instructional materials amounts as those approved for State employees' in class results in the creation of a physical end out-of-state travel by the State Administrative product of value which is retained by the student, Board." a method of assessing the student for materials is clearly justified. Computer Services. A recommendation that the Treasurer be authorized to sign contracts on 4. When deposits are required of students to behalf of the University for academic computer cover excessive breakage of University equipment, services with other colleges or public schools provisions must be made for appropriate and timely under the following conditions was unanimously refunds. adopted. 5. Difficulty in securing adequate general 1. The agreement should in no way reduce the revenue allocations should not be the determining capability of the academic Computer Center from factor in the decision to charge students a class­ servicing Western Michigan University students or related materials charge. faculty. 6. All academic units must administer such 2. The payments to Western Michigan University funds in ways which give all students paying the must fully cover all additional costs. charge reasonable equal opportunity to benefit from the expenditure of funds. 3. The use shall be for instructional and research purposes only. There should be no 7. The University should seek to eliminate administrative use of the Computer Center under inequity in the assessment of charges in support of these agreements. different instructional programs through a periodic review of all such charges and through auditing of 4. The agreement must be approved by the Vice the use of such revenue. President for Academic Affairs. Procedural Guidelines The stated intent of this policy is to provide the University authority to enter into such agree­ 1. The Bursar is responsible for the establish­ ments as have been previously entered into with ment and monitoring of procedures for the collection the Kalamazoo Public Schools and Portage Public of all charges and their deposit in University accounts. Schools. 2. Establishment of a class-related charge, or Bus Pass Rates. The Trustees approved that a change in the amount must be approved by the depart­ the bus pass rate effective September 1975 be ment chairman, the college dean, and the office of increased from $16 per semester to $18 as recommend­ the Vice President for Finance. ed by Vice President Wetnight. 3. Approval of a charge and arrangements for Policy Guidelines on Class-Related Charges. its collection must be completed before any public In order to regularize the ways in which class­ notice of it is made. related charges be approved in the University (and in order to comply with Auditor General 4. Students shall be given adequate notice of exceptions) the Trustees approved the following such charges including amounts (or maximum amounts) Policy Guidelines for Class-Related Charges: during the registration process. (Ordinarily this will involve listing amounts in the appropriate 1. Necessary instructional materials which published semester Class Schedule.) are available or can be made available through local commercial channels, including Western's 5. Class charges shall be established (or renewed) Campus Bookstore, and which are used on an individ­ for a maximum period of three years. The department ual basis must be procured and paid for directly and college will review the appropriateness of the by the student rather than through a fee arrange­ charge, the advisability of switching to appropriated ment. funds, the amounts charged, the size of balance, and the use of funds before seeking a renewal of the charge. 2. Instructional materials for use of individ­ ual students should be furnished by the University 6. Auditing procedures will be established to only where there are special considerations of monitor the use of the revenue created. security, storage, safety, availability, quantity, and variety. Economy of bulk purchasing is not a 7. Appropriate maximum balances will be established relevant consideration for substituting University by the department with college approval for each fee P,rocurement for individual procurement. Such account to prevent the accumulation of excessive reserves 1224 August 22, 1975 Board of Trustees Wester Michigan University

8. Categories of charges and accounts and However, final approvals shall be the responsibility examples of each are as follows: of the Secretary to the Board (the President's designate). Effective January 1, 1976. a. Instructional Materials Fees: Mechanical Engineering Technology 7. That a special "Facilities Coordinating Occupational Therapy Committee" be established by the President to plan Mathematics for and schedule the proper utilization of W.M.U. facilities -- those which are of direct concern to b. Personal Service Charge: physical education, athletics, intramurals and Towel and Locker Charge recreation. Effective January 1, 1976.

c. Field Trip and Transportation Charge: 8. That the existing advisory committees of Geology Field Trip the departments of Men's and Women's Physical Educa­ tion be retained in the new Department of Physical d. Special Rental and Facilities Charge: Education and Recreation. Effective January 1, 1976. Skiing, Bowling, Golf, Scuba-Diving 9. That all relationships between Fund 11 Authorization to Confer Degrees. Approval for (Physical Education) and Fund 42 (Athletics) be the President of the University to confer degrees clarified and separated, in accordance with the new at the August 22, 1975 Commencement as recommended administrative structure. Effective January 1, 1976. by the faculty of the University was then unani­ mously approved. 10. That the Sports Information Director continue to report to the Athletic Director, but remain Committee on Athletics and Physical Education administratively responsible to the Director of (CAPE). After a brief recitation of the history University Information. and contents of the CAPE Report (on file in the Secretary's office) by Vice President Mitchell, 11. That all Physical Education instructional the following recommendations of the President were staff be placed on an academic year basis, with usual approved: procedures for assigning staff teaching responsibilities in spring and/or summer session. Implementation may 1. That the existing departments of Men's and be subject to the terms of collective bargaining Women's Physical Education be merged into one agreements. "Department of Physical Education and Recreation" (to include Intramurals). Effective January 1, 1976 12. That all workload properly assigned to athletics be directly chargeable to the Division of 2. That a new "Division of Intercollegiate Intercollegiate Athletics, for the academic year Athletics" be established, under the administration as well as both spring and summer sessions. Effective of the Athletic Director who shall be responsible January 1, 1976. to the Secretary to the Board (the President's designate). Effective January 1, 1976. 13. That additional training assistance be obtained, primarily to help the women's athletic 3. That the Athletic Director be appointed program. Effective January 1, 1976. for a three-year renewable term. Future appoint­ ments should be on a contractual, and not on an 14. That the University clearly reaffirm its academic tenure, basis. Effective January 1, 1976. commitment to fairness and equity in all athletic programs, regardless of race, color, sex, creed, or 4. That two (2) Associate Athletic Directors national origin. be appointed to supplant the existing "Assistant Directors" and "Administrative Assistants". John Grenzebach & Associates, Inc. In order to Effective January 1, 1976. facilitate increased philanthropic giving to the University, the Trustees authorized the administration 5. That all varsity coaching staffs (men's to retain the firm of John Grenzebach & Associates, and women's) be employed on a contractual, non­ Inc. as consultants to the Alumni and Development tenured basis. However, this recommendation in Office for purposes of assisting in the University no way alters existing employment terms of current fund-raising programs of that office, effective coaches. September 2, 1975. This authorization is subject to the stipulation that any such formal agreement have 6. That the advisory Athletic Board be the concurrence of Legal Counsel. strengthened by empowering it to recommend the proposed annual operation budget of the Division Child Care Center. After Trustee Johnson of Intercollegiate Athletics, the selection and indicated to the Board that the Student Services termination procedures for all athletic staff, and Committee took pleasure in supporting a recommendation all future intercollegiate athletic schedules. that responsibility for the Child care Center be August 22, 1975 1225 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University assumed by the Office of Student Activities, the following recolJllllendations were approved. That:

1. The Child Care Center, located at 1211 Knollwood and currently under the sponsorship of the Associated Women Students, be designated as a Student Services function under the responsibility of the Office of Student Activities.

2. The use of General Fund monies be autho­ rized for operational expenses and facility improvement costs in excess of revenue generated from tuition charges for participants.

Alteration in Board of Trustees Meeting Schedule. To allow time for budget preparation of the Fiscal Year 1975/76 budget, the Board of Trustees officially changed the date for the September Board of Trustees meeting from September 19, 1975 to September 26, 1975. This meeting will be held in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center at 1:45 p.m.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:20 p.m.

Respectfully submitted, W .. : Robert D. Caine, Chairman QuwW Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

1226 August 22, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING cation. September 26, 1975 The budget which we are recommending is balanced. But the increase in appropriations from the State The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan totals only $588,000 over last year. At the same University Board of Trustees was held on September time, it is estimated that the University's utility 26, 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the costs will increase $574,000. As a result, the University Student Center. reallocation of the University's funds has been the most difficult task Western has ever faced. The meeting was called to order at 1:54 p.m. by Chairman Robert D. Caine. We recognize that the University must allocate funds for purposes not in last year's budget base. Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, Mrs. These include: Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Adams. 1. An increase in salaries and wages for all University personnel; certainly the most sig­ Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice nificant purpose. This will require $1,483,000. President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. 2. A provision for the increased cost of utilities. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton. 3. An adjustment to budget base to reflect program Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted cost commitments made last year. These programs and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting. were funded in 1974/75 from one-time money, but the University is now obligated to add them to Minutes. The minutes of the August 22, 1975 budget base. For example, these include the Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circulate January 1, 1975 implementation of the revised minimum salary for clerical/technical staff, Remarks by the President. In prepared remarks and the new academic advising program. (on file in the Secretary's office), President Bernhard reviewed the University's financial plight, 4. To keep faith with the Legislature, Western and the "draconian measures" required to meet this needs to allocate funds for several programs fiscal challenge. The President also gave an indi­ specifically supported this year, such as the cation that this financial crisis would not soon be College of Health and Human Services, and alleviated. Legal Education.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary 5. A provision for certain costs which are increas­ reported that two letters had been received during ing and over which the University has no control, the month. In response to the first from Dr. Alvin such as unemployment compensation benefits Bytwork, the Board noted that it had already referred and casualty insurance premiums. the matter to Legal Counsel at the August 22 meeting, but now requested Legal Counsel to respond appropri­ In order to provide funds for these important pur­ ately to Dr. Bytwork. In response to the second poses, the University has turned to a variety of from Mr. Arthur Falk, President of the Western methods. These include: Michigan University chapter of the American Associa­ tion of University Professors, to Chairman Caine, 1. The reallocation of funds and reduction of it was reported that a response would promptly be operating budgets throughout the University. forthcoming. This difficult process is being accomplished with a minimum of staff layoff. However, it Student Fee Increase, Budget for Fiscal Year does mean the elimination of a number of posi­ 1975/76, and Salary Schedules for 1975/76. At the tions which have become vacant through normal request of Trustee Ludlow, Chairman of the Board's turnover. A total of 45 full-time-equated Budget and Finance Committee, the Board considered non-faculty positions has been stripped from the Student Fee Increase, Budget for Fiscal Year the base through this process and will not be 1975/76, and the Salary Schedule concurrently, since filled. they were interrelated issues. Trustee Ludlow noted that: 2. Other specific and general reductions of budget base have been made across the board through­ "The Budget and Finance Committee recommends to out the system. the Board of Trustees the adoption of a General Fund Budget for 1975/76 totaling $48,244,000. 3. The student fee revenue which developed last Furthermore, we recommend that effective with the year from an increased student body has been Winter Term 1976, student fees be increased by made a permanent part of the revenue base. $1.50 per credit hour for each student classifi-

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4. Increased revenue derived from the change part of the Board. in non-resident student fees rate approved last Spring. Steve Fox, President of the Associated Student Government, and Ms. Sandy Rolls, a student, voiced 5. Western must reluctantly obtain a portion a frustration equal to that of Trustee Dykema, but of the needed funds from the tuition indicated that most students were aware of the tuition increase being recommended. increases and the necessity for them.

We are pleased to note, however, that the At the request of Trustee Parfet, the three items University's Office of Student Financial Aid discussed jointly were separated for action. will have available (mainly from non-General Fund sources) dollars to assist students for Student Fee Increase. On a roll call vote, the whom this new tuition increase will create a following student fees per credit hour were approved financial hardship. Such aid will be a combi­ unanimously: nation of grants, scholarships, loans, and work opportunities for those students who can dem­ Resident Undergraduate $22.50 onstrate a financial need. Non-Resident Undergraduate 54.50 Resident Graduate 30.50 The entire University and the Board should be Non-Resident Graduate 70.50 aware that this budget is extremely tight. Cut have been made that will challenge Western's Trustees voting "aye" were: Caine, Dykema, Franks, ability to provide a quality education for the Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, and Parfet. There were no students and also to provide needed services "nay" votes. for the general public. It is still possible that the economy of the State will necessitate Budget for Fiscal Year 1975/76. The budget for a further reduction of appropriations by Fiscal Year 1975/76 as set forth in the agenda, was executive order, as was the University's un­ then approved on a roll call vote. Trustees voting happy experience last year. Therefore, we urge "aye" were Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, the administration to look very carefully at Ludlow, and Parfet. There were no "nay" votes. The any requests to fill additional vacancies that 1975/76 General Fund Budget as approved follows: may occur. We trust that all University person nel who have authority to spend funds will "It is hereby resolved pursuant to the constitu­ think carefully before spending commitments are tional authority of this Board to control and made. Spending should occur only when the direct the financial affairs of the University, purpose is essential to the goals of the including expenditures from the University's funds University. as follows:

Mr. Chairman, the Committee and the administra­ 1. In respect to current general funds, the tion have worked extremely hard at the task of operating budget for the 1975/76 fiscal year absorbing what has been a crippling series of as presented at this meeting in the total appropriation reductions. The Board should amount of $48,244,000 is approved, and all realize that the final balancing factor was an obligations incurred and expenditures made in across-the-board cut to all departments. Every behalf of the University which are in accor­ part of the University has been affected; the dance with such budget and within the limits departments in being required to operate in an of salary schedules, specific compensation inflationary period with fewer funds; the staff arrangements, and cont-ractural obligations in receiving salary adjustments at rates less otherwise determined by action of the Board than we had hoped could be made; and the are authorized and approved, provided that students through an increase in their tuition. any portion of such funds not classified for present budget purposes or not expended or We therefore, recommend this budget and, Mr. encumbered prior to the end of the fiscal year Chairman, I move its adoption." shall require further Board action before they are expended. Trustee Dykema seconded the motion. 2. In respect to current restricted funds, obliga­ Vice President Wetnight noted that the Univer­ tions incurred and expenditures made in behalf sity was requesting action on the tuition increases of the University from any of the designated without the normal thirty day reaction period for funds within this fund group are authorized students. He indicated to the Board however, that and approved if they relate to the specific he had reviewed the action with student leadership. objects for which such fund has been contributed Trustee Dykema reiterated to those students present, or set aside as limited by the designated the frustration that raising tuition evoked on the purpose thereof and the conditions under which

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it has been given or received. Further, salaries, as presented, to be paid from restricted and auxiliary funds are approved. Further, expenditures in behalf of the University from funds available through donations or earnings for the operation of an auxiliary enterprise hereafter authorize by the Board are authorized and approved if they relate to the reasonable needs and prospects of such enterprises.

3. In respect to endowment funds, the principal amounts are to remain intact and current income generated by such funds is to be transferred to the Expendable Restricted Fund where obligations incurred and expen­ ditures made in behalf of the University which are out of accumulated or current income are authorized and approved if they relate to the management of such endowment funds or to the purpose of the generation of income therefrom.

4. In respect to plant funds, obligations incurred and expenditures made in behalf of the University for capital outlay purposes including planning services are authorized and approved if they are incurred and made from government-appropriated funds, donated funds, or self-liquidating funds, and relate to the project for which such funds have been appropriated or donated and are within the limits of the budget for the planning, construction, and equipping of such projects or if they are incurred and made from income of such funds and relate to the planning of any present or contemplated project.

5. In respect to agency funds, obligations incurred and expenditures made in the form of loans to students are authorized and approved if made within the restrictions established by the donor of the funds and/ or the general restrictions imposed by the University student loan committee.

September 26, 1975 1229 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY Comparison of General Fund Budgets

1974/75 Board Budget 1975/76 REVENUE Adjusted Board Budget Changes

Student Fees - On-Campus $11,571,000 $12,876,000 $1,305,000 - Off-Campus 673,000 618,000 (55,000) State Appropriation 32,895,000 33,483,000 588,000 Interest Income 475,000 300,000 (175,000) Other Income 979,000 967,000 (12,000) Carry-Over 1961000 (196,000)

TOTAL REVENUE $46,789,000 $48,244,000 $1,455,000

EXPENDITURES

Instruction $25,404,000 $25,956,000 $ 552,000 Other Education Services 2,705,000 2,747,000 42,000 Libraries 1,965,000 1,987,000 22,000 Organized Research 373,000 391,000 18,000 Continuing Education 879,000 976,000 97,000 Student Services 2,927,000 2,935,000 8,000 Student Financial Aid 1,978,000 2,138,000 160,000 Public Service 450,000 478,000 28,000 General Administration 722,000 736,000 14,000 Business Operations 1,989,000 2,181,000 192,000 Physical Plant 7,195,000 7,584,000 389,000 Obligated Reserve - Longevity 135,000 135,000

TOTAL EXPENDITURES $46,722 1000 $48,244,000 $1,522!000

Balance 67,000 (67,000)

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Salary Schedules for 1975/76. The Trustees unanimously approved the following salary schedules for the following classifications of staff:

1. Professional/Administrative 2. Clerical/Technical 3. University Police 4. University Security Service

UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL/ADMINISTRATIVE SALARY SCHEDULE (EXEMPT) EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1975

GRADE MINIMUM FIRST QUARTILE MIDPOINT THIRD QUARTILE MAXIMUM

20 $21,576 $23,728 $25,880 $28,085 $30,185

19 20,020 22,068 24,117 26,166 28,007

18 18,464 20,305 22,146 23,988 25,828

17 17,115 18,827 20,538 22,249 23,961

16 15,871 17,452 19,034 20,616 22,198

15 14,625 16,078 17,530 18,983 20,434

14 13,588 14,937 16,285 17,634 18,983

13 12,551 13,796 15,040 16,285 17,530

12 11,617 12,759 13,900 15,040 16,181

11 10,684 11,747 12,810 13,874 14,937

10 9,957 10,943 11,928 12,913 13,900

9 9,128 10,035 10,943 11,851 12,749

8 8,505 9,335 10,165 10,995 11,825

7 7,888 8,676 9,465 10,217 10,043

PAY SCHEDULE GUIDELINES

New hires should normally be hired at the minimum salary level. Classification evaluations reflect previous experience requirements so beginning a new employee above the minimum rate should not be necessary.

Exceptions to the minimum hiring rule are made only on the basis of the new employee possessing qualifications and/or experience which clearly exceed the minimum for the position.

All proposed starting salaries, above the minimum, must be reviewed by the Compensation Office prior to commitments to assure compliance with policy. Starting salaries in excess of the first quartile require the prior approval of an appropriate Vice-President. Any starting salary in excess of the midpoint requires the prior approval of the President.

When an employee covered by this salary schedule is promoted to a higher level position, the new salary assigned should reflect an increase of not less than 5% but not more than 10% of current salary or the new grade minimum if that is greater.

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CLERICAL/TECHNICAL ("H" HOURLY-PAID) PAY SCHEDULE (NON-EXEMPT) EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1975

CLASSIFICATION PROB. 1 2 3 4 MIDPOINT MAXIMUM

Grade 1 - HA $2.62 $2.72 $2.82 $2.92 $3.02 $3.12 $3.52

Grade 2 - HB 2. 71 2.81 2.91 3.01 3.12 3.23 3.64

Grade 3 - HC 2.81 2.91 3.01 3.12 3.23 3.34 3. 77

Grade 4 - HD 2.93 3.03 3.13 3.24 3.36 3.48 3.93

Grade 5 - HE 3.13 3.23 3.34 3.47 3.59 3. 72 4.20

Grade 6 - HF 3.35 3.45 3.58 3.71 3.84 3.97 4.48

Grade 7 - HG 3.64 3. 74 3.87 4.01 4.15 4.30 4.85

Grade 8 - HH 3.92 4.02 4.16 4. 31 4.46 4.63 5.22

Grade 9 - HI 4.22 4.32 4.47 4.64 4.80 4.97 5.61

Grade 10- HJ 4.62 4. 72 4.89 5.06 5.24 5.42 6.13

Grade 11- HK 4. 96 5.06 5.24 5.43 5.63 5.82 6.57

Grade 12- HL 5.40 5.50 5.70 5.90 6.11 6.33 7.21

PAY SCHEDULE GUIDELINES

All Service Staff employees are hired on a 90-day probationary period. The normal hiring rate for all new employees is the probationary rate "Prob.". The classification evaluations reflect previous experience requirements, so beginning a new employee above the minimum rate should not be necessary. New employees hired at the probationary rate may receive a raise to Step 1 after successfully completing their probationary period.

Incremental raises from one step to another (up to the midpoint) are granted only once a year at the beginning of the new fiscal year (normally July 1st). Specific annual incremental raises are not provided for employees being paid at or above the midpoint of their pay grade. Adjustments above midpoint are "merit adjustments" only.

Step increments are not fully automatic. If work performance is not satisfactory, increment raises may be withheld by the Department Head.

Starting rates above the entry "Prob." level shall be made only on an exception basis, such as possession of qualifications and/or experience that clearly exceeds the minimum for the position. Any rate above the normal rate requires prior approval of the Compensation Office.

Employees promoted from within the University are assigned to the nearest Step on the new job Pay Schedule that provides not less than a 10 cent per hour increase in pay or 5% of the current salary if the staff member is above midpoint.

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UNIVERSITY SECURITY SERVICE SCHEDULE (NON-EXEMPT) EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1975

CLASSIFICATION PROB. STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6

P-0 $3.16 $3.37 $3.38 $3.49 $3.60 $3.70 $3.76

P-1 3.51 3.61 3.71 3.93 4.14 4.32 4.36

P-2 4.04 4.15 4.25 4.48 4.70 4.92 5.08

P-3 4.57 4.67 4.91 5.14 5.38 5.60 5.65

PAY SCHEDULE GUIDELINES

All Service Staff employees are hired on a 90 day probationary period. The normal hiring rate for all new employees is the probationary rate "Prob.". New employees hired at the probationary rate (Prob.) may receive a raise to Step 1 after successfully completing their probationary period.

Incremental raises from one step to another are granted only once a year at the beginning of the new fiscal year (normally July 1st.)

Step increments are not fully automatic. If work performance is not satisfactory, increment raises may be withheld by the Department Head.

Starting rates above the entry "Prob." level shall be made only on an exception basis; such as a requirement or possession of special experience or training for the particular position involved. Any rate above the normal rate requires prior approval of the Personnel Department.

Employees promoted from within the University are assigned to the nearest Step on the new job Pay Schedule that provides not less than a 10 cent per hour increase in pay.

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Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Martin Grossman, Instructor, Department of English, approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Appointments Everett W. Hill, Jr., Assistant Professor, Ugur Aker, Instructor, Department of Economics, Department of Blind Rehabilitation, effective effective August 11, 1975, terminating July 1, 1975, terminating June 30, 1976 April 1976 Raymond L. Jaeger, Instructor, Department of Vijay K. Arora, Assistant Professor, Department English, effective August 11, 1975, terminating of Physics, effective August 11, 1975, April 1976 terminating April 1976 Leander C. Jones, Associate Professor, Black R. Douglas Averitt, Instructor, Department of Americana Studies, effective August 11, 1975 History, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Ralph Klingler, Instructor, Department of Electrical Engineering, effective August 11, Joel Bowman, Assistant Professor, Department of 1975, terminating April 1976 Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 11, 1975 Norman Kurilik, Instructor, Department of English, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April David J. Boyd, Assistant Professor, Department 1976 of Accountancy, effective August 11, 1975 Robert 0. LaDuke, Assistant Professor, Department Laura A. Brousseau, Instructor, Department of of Blind Rehabilitation, effective September English, effective August 11, 1975, 1, 1975, terminating August 31, 1976 terminating April 1976 Linda M. Law, Instructor, Department of Physical Marcia Brown, Instructor, Department of Business Education - Women, effective August 11, 1975, Education and Administrative Services, terminating April 1976 effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Bettina Lewis, Instructor, Department of English, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April Julianne Clarke, Assistant Professor, Department 1976 of Special Education, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Barbara L. Loss, Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, effective August 11, William M. Cremin, Instructor, Department of 1975 Anthropology, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 John H. McGrew, Instructor, Department of Accoun­ tancy, effective August 11, 1975, terminating Mark Curchack, Assistant Professor, Department April 1976 of Anthropology, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 James G. McQuaid, Instructor, Department of Art, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April Phyllis J. Day, Assistant Professor, School of 1976 Social Work, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Joseph L. Moleski, Instructor, Department of English, effective August 11, 1975, terminating William Denton, Visiting Professor, Department April 1976 of Educational Leadership, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Roger C. Nelson, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 11, 1975, Laurence Garreffa, Lecturer, Department of terminating April 1976 Accountancy, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 0eland Reese Parker, Associate Professor, College of Education, effective August 11, 1975, Barbara Gerken, Instructor, Department of terminating April 1976 Geography, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Phillip J. Pirages, Instructor, Department of English, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976

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Sandra L. Planisek, Assistant Professor, Leave of Absence Without Pay Department of General Business, effective August 11, 1975 Wendy L. Cornish, Assistant Professor, Department of Dance, from January 5, 1976 to April 24, K. Karneswara Rao, Assistant Professor, Depart­ 1976 for health reasons ment of Physics, effective August 11, 1975 Resignations Laurabelle Roderick, Instructor, Department of Horne Economics, effective August 11, 1975, Salim E. Harik, Instructor, Department of terminating April 1976 Economics, effective August 31, 1975

Lawrence Sheldon Rudner, Instructor, Department Charles B. Keely, Associate Professor, Department of English, effective August 11, 1975, of Sociology, effective August 31, 1975 terminating April 1976 The Vice President for Academic Affairs, Dr. James Sanders, Associate Professor, Department Stephen Mitchell, indicated to the Board that despite of Educational Leadership, effective these actions, fiscal exigencies would force the August 11, 1975 University to give terminal notices to all temporary instructional faculty, and also to those in their William C. Sellyey, Assistant Professor, first or second year of continuing appointments. He Department of Physics, effective August expressed concern for those involved, and hope that 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 many could be rehired when the University's fiscal situation improved. (A complete copy of Dr. Mitchell's Eve Shelnutt, Instructor, Department of statement is on file in the Secretary's office.) English, effective August 11, 1975 Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Ronald Spatz, Instructor, Department of approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented. English, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Appointments

Janine Stephenson, Lecturer, Department of Fredric J. Mortimore, Assistant to the Dean for Psychology, effective September 1, 1975, Special Projects, College of Arts and Sciences, terminating June 30, 1976 effective August 11, 1975

Gerry L. Suchanek, Assistant Professor, Penola D. Stephens, Admissions Counselor, E-12, Department of Economics, effective August effective September 29, 1975 (Replacement) 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for Leslie VonBergen, Instructor, Department of the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective Gift and Grant Report for August 1975. The Secretary August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees. William R. Walkowiak, Assistant Professor, Department of Blind Rehabilitation, Modification of University General Education effective July 1, 1975, terminating Policy. At the March 21, 1975 meeting in which the June 30, 1976 University General Education Policy was presented, it was indicated to the Board that parts of the document Susan K. Wear, Instructor, Department of could need revision as a result of collective bargaining. Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective Vice President Mitchell indicated that in view of August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 recent changes, two sections (4a and 4b) were such. Upon his recommendation, the Trustees approved the Paul Weber, Instructor, Department of General following modification to the General Education Policy: Business, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Section 4a. The General Education Committee is a standing committee responsible to the Vice President Ta-Hsien Wei, Assistant Professor, Department for Academic Affairs. of Electrical Engineering, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Section 4b. The General Education Committee shall be composed of the Chairman (the Coordinator of Paul Yelsrna, Assistant Professor, Department of University General Education), plus two members Communication Arts and Sciences, effective from each undergraduate college appointed by the August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Vice President for Academic Affairs upon recommen-

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dations from the deans of the colleges.

Capital Outlay Request. The Board approved the long range Capital Outlay Request to the State of Michigan. This budget includes a total of $59,950,000 for sixteen projects, and has as its primary objectives, a Fine Arts Building and a College of Business Building. A complete copy of this request is on file in the Secretary's office.

University Foundation Authorization. The Board authorized the University to proceed toward the establishment of a University Foundation, with the understanding that once the initial actions had been completed, final authorization to proceed would be brought again to the Board. Initial steps in establishing the Foundation included:

1. Preparation and filing of Articles of Incorporation.

2. Preparation of By-Laws which establish the operating procedures for the Foundation.

3. Election of a Foundation Board of Directors

4. Preparation and filing of appropriate forms and materials with the Internal Revenue Service, requesting tax-exempt status.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 2:50 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Robert D. Caine, Chairman

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

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REGULAR MEETING 1975, terminating April 1976 October 17, 1975 C. Philip Kearney, Adjunct Professor, Department of Educational Leadership, effective September The Regul�r Meeting of the Western Michigan 1975, for a three year period University Board cf Trustees was held on October 17, 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Michael R. March, Instructor, Department of University Student Center. Physical Education-Men, effective July 1, 1975, terminating June 30, 1976 The meeting was called to order at 1:45 p.m. by Chairman Robert D. Caine. Cheryl E. Poche, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, effective December 15, 1975, Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Mrs. terminating April 24, 1976 Johnson, Kemp, Mrs. Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Franks, Ludlow. Retirement with Emeritus Status

Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Ada E. Berkey, Associate Professor, Library, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice effective September 30, 1975, with the title President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Associate Professor Emeritus of University Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton. Libraries

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees Arthur J. Manske, Professor of Counseling and accepted and approved the agenda as presented for Personnel, effective December 18, 1975, the meeting. with the title Professor Emeritus of Counseling and Personnel Minutes. The minutes of the September 26, 1975 Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circu­ Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees lated. approved the Non-Academic Personnel Report as presented. Remarks by the President. In prepared remarks (on file in the Secretary's office), President Gilbert Montez, from Coordinator, Minority Student Bernhard reported on the Michigan Council of State Services, to Director, Minority Student Services, College Presidents meeting with Governor Milliken effective September 1, 1975 held the previous Tuesday. He indicated that the Governor reviewed with the group his priorities Resignation for higher education, the necessity for further cuts, his concern with the utilities problems, and William S. Binning, Assistant Director, University hopes for a speedy passage of his bonding proposal. Student Center, effective September 30, 1975

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for September 1975. The Appointments Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Alfred Balkin, Lecturer, Department of Teacher Trustees. Education, effective August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 Aviation Test Cell Building._ The Board authorized the completion of plans and instructed the administra­ Alan Barker, Assistant Professor, Department tion to accept bids for construction of an Aviation of Teacher Education, effective August 11, Test Cell Building at the University's airport facility. 1975, terminating April 1976 Estimated cost for this building is $18,000. The facility will be designed to provide housing C. Richard Bramlish, Instructor, Department of and controlled testing of jet aircraft engines which Physical Education - Women, effective are currently being tested in the open on the airport August 11, 1975, terminating April 1976 site. The jet engine tests are employed in the instruction of students in the Department of Transpor­ Rex Hagans, Adjunct Professor, Department of tation Technology. Educational Leadership, effective The building will have an area of 1200 square September 1975, for a one year period feet and will house two jet engines in separate cells, with control panels operated with improved safety Robert Howell, Associate Professor, Department factors. Engines and dynamometers are currently of Teacher Education, effective August 11, owned by the University through gifts from manufacturers.

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Resolution re: Funding for the Para School Learning Center. The Board of Trustees approved that $56,125 from a grant of $56,125 received from the Kalamazoo Foundation be designated as the cash matching contribution required in the award of $56,125 received by Western Michigan University from the State of Michigan, Office of Criminal Justice Programs. These funds will implement a continuation of the juvenile delinquency prevention program under the direction of Dr. Charles Warfield Director, Para School Learning Center.

Presentation of Yearbooks. Vice President Coyne introduced John Berka, Editor of the Threshold, and his staff. Mr. Coyne indicated that this edition of the yearbook would probably be the last, although he complimented the staff on their efforts to try and save the publication. Trustee Adams, who served on the Brown and Gold Staff as an undergraduate, echoed the Vice President's sentiments, and expressed the hope that in the future, student interest would allow for the resumption of the yearbook. Mr. Berka distributed copies to the Trustees.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 2:10 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

\ ( I . tl__(u. -� ---l..... Robert D. Caine, Chairman ,,.. ' i 1 / (,. ,i;. , x1 (_" I � ,A ,,J!__ Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

October 17, 1975 1239 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING Transfer November 21, 1975 Max E. Benne, Associate Professor, from Department of Directed Teaching to Associate Professor, The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan Department of Agriculture, effective September University Board of Trustees was held on November 1, 1975 21, 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Uni­ versity Student Center. Leave of Absence Without Pay

The meeting was called to order at 2:02 p.m. by Walter E. Johnson, Assistant Professor, Department Chairman Robert D. Caine. of Biology, from January 1, 1976 to June 30, 1976, to accept a National Institute of Health Post­ Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks, doctoral Trainee Fellowship to study Medical Mrs. Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet, and Presi­ Genetics at Case Western Reserve University. dent Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: none. Extension of Leave of Absence Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice June Mochizuki, Assistant Professor, Counseling President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Center, from January 1, 1976 to May 30, 1976, Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton. to continue graduate studies in the field of counseling older women and minorities for an­ Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted other semester at San Francisco State University. and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting Also, to continue the various aspects of aging and engage in field work in order to create a Minutes. The minutes of the October 17, 1975 rationale and a program for persons approaching Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circu­ retirement. lated. Retirements with Emeritus Status Remarks by the President. In prepared remarks (on file in the Secretary's office), President Herbert H. Hannon, Professor, Department of Math­ Bernhard dwelt once again on the University's ematics, effective June 23, 1976, with the title budgetary crisis: the lack of a stable operating Professor Emeritus of Mathematics budget for the current fiscal year due to the ne­ cessity of further state reductions; the probabil­ Lois Van den berg, Assistant Professor, Directed ity of little or no budget increase for fiscal year Teaching, effective December 21, 1975, with the 1976-77; the difficulty the University will face if title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Directed a probable extension of fiscal year 1975-76 to Teaching October 1 becomes a reality; and the unlikely pros­ pects for any capital outlay unless a state bonding Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academic bill passes the legislature. Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice Presidents Coulter and Wetnight. Petitions and Communications. The Secretary noted that three communications had been received Appointments during the month; from Lloyd M. Cofer (Central Michigan University Board of Trustees), Susan Shirley T. Kirk, Assistant Director, University Snelling (Accountancy), and the Men's Union Board. Placement Services, effective January 5, 1976 These communications had been distributed to the Trustees and are on file in the Secretary's office. Theodore J. Petropoulos, Assistant Manager, Uni­ versity Student Center, effective November 24, Academic Personnel Report. In presenting the 1975 Academic Personnel Report, the Vice President for Academic Affairs, Stephen R. Mitchell, expressed a Karla Zakrzewski, Manager, Personnel Services, sense of loss felt by all over the deaths of Pro­ effective October 20, 1975 fessor Emeritus William R. Brown and Associate Pro­ fessor Robert Hellenga - in the latter case, an un­ Resignations timely and particularly unfortunate occurrence. The Academic Personnel Report was then accepted as Frank H. Bentz, Director, Alumni Affairs and presented. Development, effective January 2, 1976

Appointment Timothy A. Reilley, Senior Development Officer, effective October 24, 1975 Donald W. Doty, Assistant Professor, Department of Military Science, effective January 1976

1240 November 21, 1975 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Richard W. Roth, Director of Audits, effective October 31, 1975

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as con­ tained in the Gift and Grant Report for October 1975. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Authorization to Confer Degrees. Approval for the President of the University to confer degrees at the December 18, 1975 Commencement as recommend­ ed by the faculty of the University was then unan­ imously approved.

Association of Governing Boards - Fall Meeting Report. Trustee Mildred Johnson reported to the Board on the fall meeting of the Association of Governing Boards. She reported that the theme of the convention was "Trustees Face The Steady State" and that the meetings focused particularly on the Board's financial and academic policy roles. Mrs. Johnson reviewed various speakers' comments and indicated that in her judgment, the meetings were most useful. This latter point was heartily endorsed by Chairman Caine, the Board's second representative at the meetings. He felt that the informal interchange between Trustees from around the country was particularly useful, and helped to eliminate the feeling that individual Universities are facing problems unique to themselves.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 2:44 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

�.. : •• l Robert D. Caine, Chairman

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

November 21, 1975 1241 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

REGULAR MEETING file in the Secretary's office) in which he emphasiz­ December 19, 1975 ed the harm that could be done to the University and to its students by unwise curtailment of graduate programs. The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on December Remarks by the President. President Bernhard 19, 1975 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Uni­ read the following statement to the Board on the versity Student Center. current fiscal position of the University:

The meeting was called to order at 1:53 p.m. by "You will recall that at our last Board Chairman Robert D. Caine. meeting, I stated that the University had not yet been able to establish a stable budget for Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Mrs. Johnson, 1975/76. Today, I can inform you that we have Kemp, Ludlow, Mrs. Parfet, and President Bernhard now reached what we hope is "final closure" on (ex officio). Trustees absent: Adams and Dr. our current operating budget. Franks. "On December 9, Governor Milliken announced his new executive order containing many recom­ Also present were: Vice President Coulter, mendations for balancing the State's budget. Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice Included in this order, which was quickly approv­ President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. ed by the appropriations committees of the Leg­ Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton. islature, was a budget cut for Western of $500,000. Fortunately, we anticipated $338,000 Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accept­ of the reduction and included that amount in the ed and approved the agenda as presented for the University's booked budget which you approved meeting. in September. "The Governor's announcement meant, in effect, Minutes. The minutes of the November 21, 1975 that we had to further reduce our current budget Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circu­ -- by approximately $162,000. Having already lated. stripped 45 non-faculty positions from the Uni­ versity's base budget, we have now made additional Petitions and Communications. The Secretary cuts in areas such as travel, office supplies, informed the Board that constitutional revisions equipment, and telephone usage; and we have plan­ from an Associated Student Government referendum ned for more savings in personnel turnover. had been received from Ms. Lee Hobrla. The Secre­ By prudent management and responsible restraint tary noted that the Board had previously approved in the use of our resources, Western will be able policy which mandated acceptance of these constitu­ to survive this latest slash in State support. tional revisions unless there was a special rejec­ But if further cuts are imposed during this fiscal tion by the Board within one month of the time the year, or carry forward into next year, then the revisions were presented. The Secretary also University will be in very serious trouble! announced that petitions had been received from a "Of course, our books will balance -- we'll group of graduate students, represented by Mr. W.P. see to that -- but I am gravely concerned about French, voicing concerns over the effect that pink­ the slow erosion of our program quality. That slipping faculty might have on graduate programs. is the essential ingredient of a great University, (A copy of both communications are on file in the and it must be maintained. Our faculty and staff Secretary's office.) have, so far, met their responsibilities admirably, Chairman Caine referred the student government even in the face of sharply reduced financial constitutional revisions to the Student Services support. However, the gradual and almost inexor­ Committee with the request that the committee able tightening of the fiscal noose will make it bring a recommendation for action to the Board at increasingly difficult for Western to maintain the January meeting. The Chairman then asked Vice the high level of quality achieved over many years President Mitchell to comment on the graduate stu­ of patient, dedicated effort. dent petitions presented by Mr. French. Dr. "That perilous prospect looms before us, and Mitchell responded by emphasizing the degree to we must not delude ourselves about the educational which he shared the legitimate concerns of this price of this persistent financial pressure. group of graduate students, and by outlining for Gloomy predictions, however, are premature and the Board the various procedures and processes misleading. Our University is today strong and which would be used to determine the rehiring of viable, and we have every expectation that it will "notified" faculty. He assured both the students remain so. To achieve that end we must, in this and the Board that programmatic concerns for period of adversity, demonstrate increased effort, students would be paramount in the rehiring pro­ efficiency and economy. That challenge is both cess within the limits of budgetary constraints. our peril and our promise!" In response to an invitation by Chairman Caine, Mr. French read a prepared statement to the Board (on

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Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees ap­ effective February 5, 1976 proved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. Russell Gabier, from Director of Admissions to Appointment as Acting Chairman Executive Director, Alumni and Development, effective January 5, 1976 Ronald C. DeYoung, Acting Chairman, Department of Business Education and Administrative Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for Services, effective January 5, 1976, ter­ the University the gifts and grants as contained in the minating April 24, 1976 Gift and Grant Report for November 1975. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation Reappointment as Acting Chairman to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees, with the stipulation that special notation be given to Harold Charles G. Risher, Acting Chairman, Department and Beulah McKee, for their continued support of the of Industrial Education, effective January University. 1, 1976, terminating May 1, 1976 1976/77 Student Pay Schedule. The Board unani- Leave of Absence Without Pay mously accepted a recommendation that effective De- cember 22, 1975, student pay rates be adjusted to the Erika Loffler, Assistant Professor, Department following schedule: of Anthropology, from December 20, 1975 to June 1, 1976 to conduct anthropological Presently Dec 22, 1975 Jan 1, 1977 research in Southwest Iran. This research will be a continuation of a longitudinal Level A-1 Beg $2.00 $2.20 $2. 30 study of culture change in a nomadic tribe, Exp 2.10 2.25 2.35 begun in 1966, and is the first and only long-term documentation of culture change Level B-1 Beg 2.20 2.30 2.40 in a tribal area in Iran. Exp 2.30 2.35 2.45

Resignations Level C-1 Beg 2.40 2.50 2.60 Exp 2.50 2.55 2.65 Linda Sue Ade, Assistant Professor, Department of Home Economics, effective December 18, Level D-1 Beg 2.60 2.70 2.80 1975 Exp 2.70 2.75 2.85

William C. Isenberg, Assistant Professor, Administrative Leave Policy. Vice President Wetnight Department of Marketing, effective December presented a revised Administrative Leave Policy. He 18, 1975 emphasized that this policy was developed in cooperation with the Administrative Professional Association and Hans J. Stolle, Assistant Professor, Department is in effect a "leave without pay" policy. He empha­ of Geography, effective January 3, 1976 sized further that it differs from current policy in the following ways: 1) Encourages leave for profes­ Tenure Recommendations (Effective Jan. 3, 1976) sional growth; 2) Commits the University to hold the position open--thus any replacement would be temporary; Reginald Gammon, Associate Professor of 3) Provides for salary adjustments as though staff on Humanities leave was here. The Board then adopted the following Administrative Leave Policy, to become effective Alan H. Jacobs, Professor of Anthropology January 1, 1976:

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non­ Professional/Administrative Professional Leave of Academic Personnel Report was accepted as present­ Absence is intended to encourage the professional ed, with Trustee Parfet abstaining. growth of the University's exempt Professional/ Administrative employees and thereby contribute Appointments to the overall performance of the University in meeting its institutional objectives. It is a Norbert L. Bielat, Physician, University leave without pay. Health Center, effective February 1, 1976 I. Eligibility for Professional/Administrative Changes of Title Leave

Duncan Clarkson, from Associate Director of An exempt University Professional/Administrative Admissions to Acting Director of Admissions employee shall be eligible for Professional effective January 5, 1976 to February 4, Leave when he has served in a full time capacity 1976; to become Director of Admissions, for at least two years, or has compiled the

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equivalent of two years of full-time ser­ the supervisor(s). vice, in an exempt Professional/Adminis­ trative position. In cases where the supervisor has no recom­ mendation or supervisors cannot reach a II. Requirements for Professional/Administra­ consensus, a written statement of the basis tive Professional Leaves for such indecision shall be provided to the appropriate Vice President, and the applicant. A. The proposed professional growth activity The applicant may then seek further review for which Professional Leave is requested of the Professional Leave request by filing must be of a nature which will require a written request for such a review with his release from assigned Professional/Admin­ Vice President. istrative responsibilities. In all cases, the immediate supervisor(s) B. A person granted a Professional/Adminis­ shall take one of the above three actions trative Leave would normally be expected within 30 days of filing the application. to return to University service for a rea­ sonable period of time, as determined by The applicant may choose to withdraw his the appropriate Vice President following request for Professional Leave at any point such a leave. in the above process.

C. Upon return from a Professional/Adminis­ D. Final action on the request for Professional/ trative Professional Leave, an employee Administrative Leave shall be taken by the must file an evaluation of his leave Vice President under whose jurisdiction the activities with the Vice President and employee falls. Supervisor(s) under whom he works. IV. Duration of Leave and Status Upon Return III. Selection Process A. Professional/Administrative Leave shall be A. Application for a Professional/Administra­ granted for a maximum initial period of one tive Leave should originate with an eligi­ year with possible extension for a maximum ble employee's immediate supervisor. of one additional year. Extension requests shall follow the same process as initial ap­ B. The applicant, the immediate supervisor, plications for leave. and others directly affected shall jointly determine whether the granting of the leave B. Upon his return, a Professional/Administra­ would seriously impair the department's tive employee who is on approved Professional effectiveness. Leave for purposes that promote professional growth shall be placed in the salary schedule C. The employee's supervisor(s) shall approve, at the same level he would have attained had deny, or forward without recommendation he been on duty at Western continuously. requests for Professional Administrative Leave. Statement on "Family Educational Rights and Pri­ vacy Act of 1974". Vice President for Student Affairs In cases of approval, the employee's super­ Thomas Coyne presented to the Board the rationale visor(s) shall forward to the Vice Presi­ for adopting a new policy on the confidentiality of dent under whom the employee falls the pro­ student records. He emphasized that the Family Ed­ posal and a specific written explanation ucational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 as amended, of how the load of the Professional/Admin­ necessitates University action but does not make istrative employee would be met during the clear in all instances exact procedures whereby the period of leave. University could assure itself of compliance with this federal law. With the advice of Legal Counsel In cases of denial, the employee's super­ Staton, he deemed it wise to act in agreement. Trustee visor(s) shall forward to the Vice Presi­ Dykema then moved the following: dent having jurisdiction the proposal and written, specific reasons for denial. The "It is and has been the intent of Western applicant shall be provided a copy of this Michigan University to fully comply with the statement of rationale. The applicant may Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 then seek review and reconsideration of the and to establish and implement all administrative denial through his Vice President, by procedures necessary to accomplish and insure filing a written request for review of the such compliance, specifically including those denied application. Such requests shall procedures necessary to permit inspection by stu­ contain the specific bases for the appeal dents of their "educational records", with op­ with reference to the denial rationale of portunity for a hearing if a student petitions

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to challenge any material in such records. Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourn- "All currently existing University policy ed at 2:51 P.M. statements in conflict with the above described Act are hereby rescinded. "The University Registrar is hereby desig­ nated as the officer with the responsibility for insuring University compliance with this law."

Following a second by Trustee Johnson, discus­ submitted, sion ensued in which Associated Student Government President Steve Fox emphasized his support, but continued concern that procedural safeguards for students be built into the policy at some future 6 I } point. The Board unanimously accepted the recom­ Robert D. Caine, Chairman mendations. (A copy of the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act as amended and signed by President Ford on December 31, 1974 is on file in the Secretary's office as a permanent record of the statute which necessitated the foregoing policy Robert W. Hannah, Secretary change.)

Registration Fee for Landlords. The Board · accepted a recommendation that the University establish appropriate registration fee schedules for landlords who list their properties and apart­ ment units with the Office of Connnuter Student Services.

Resolution re: Alvin J. Bytwork Suit. The Board accepted and unanimously adopted the follow­ ing resolution proposed by Trustee Kemp, and sec­ onded by Trustee Dykema:

"That Western Michigan University, in the case of Alvin J. Bytwork vs. Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, et al (Kalamazoo County Circuit Court File No. C 754 00 610 CZ) do the following: (1) Provide, at its expense and through counsel of its choice, a defense for all in­ dividually named defendants. (2) Assume and pay any adverse judgment entered against any individually named defen­ dant, provided: (a) neither (1) nor (2) shall apply save to the extent the obligations describ­ ed therein are not paid by the University's insurers; and (b) no. (1) shall not interfere with any individual defendant's right to provide his or her own defense through personal counsel of choice, though, in such event (2) shall not apply. "The University's counsel is authorized and instructed to advise each individual defendant concerning the content of this resolution and to proceed as shall be necessary to apply and implement it in the litigation above describ­ ed."

December 19, 1975 1245 APPENDIX A DEGREES GRANTED APRIL 26, 1975

Doctor of Philosophy

Liu, Hsi-Chiu

Doctor of Education

Benedetti, Clara R. Goldsmith, Linda H. Oldz, Joseph S. Bojorquez, Steve Eli Hughes, Richard Duane Oravecz, Michael Theodore Buchan, Dorothy Jane Jeffrey, John B. Pelletier, Alcid Milton Burirug, Thawat Lore, John S. Richardson, Fred A. Fortuna, Stanley, Jr. Mcclenic, Michael Daryl Schmitt, Donna Marie

Gibeau, Edward B. Neill, Margaret K. James Trombley, Paul W. Waddimba, Emmanuel K. Wilder, Lawrence Russell

Specialist in Arts

Frykberg, W. Randolph Mortimore, Doretha E. Noble, Lowell Lappin

Specialist in Education

Bullmer, Carole Marie Fairbanks, Larry James Ikeda, Paulina B.

Master of Arts

Accetta, Alexander Childress, James Harold Grabinski, Albert Adams, Leonard Ford Clark, Linda Sue Griffin, Janet Ann Afman, Barbara Jean Clemons, James Durant Hale, Jean Elizabeth Ahern, Sandra Kay Coleman, B. Suzanne Harwood, Deborah Shinaver Ajabi, Legesse Coleman, Ledra M. Hayward, Pamela Faith

Allen, James Ray Cone, Barbara Elaine Annette Helmholta, Jan Allen, Patsy G. Conlon, Violet Mae Hines, Samuel Shields Amini, Behrooz Costello, Patricia Ann Hoffman, Sherrie Page Anderson, Mary Ellen Crysler, Frederick Marle Hogan, Russell Edward Armillotti, Kathleen A. Denniston, Nancy Louise Hulst, Calvin Lee

Artzner, Denis Ralph Detweiler, Mary Alice Ives, Patricia Ann Babcock, George Richard DeYoung, Rodney Stuart Jeschke, Richard Dale Bacon, Christina Marie Dobbie, Barbara Jill Johncock, June Frances Barmeier, A:m.y Astri Donnelly, Terrence Joseph Johnson, G. L. Barone, Nancy Gail Druskovich, Nellie Mae Johnson, Henrietta Bernice

Bauman, Joanne Benjamin Duran-Gonzalez, Lilia Irene Johnson, Jethro Kay Berman, Eleanor Jean Eckman, Ronald Eugene Johnson, Joseph Stanley Bird, John Edward Edinger, Fred E. Johnston, Bonnie Ruth Bohms, Judith A. Ellsworth, Tracey Charlene Jones, Mary E. Day Bonner, James Nelson Enright, Jean Wright Jongnitayagal, Suree

Bopp, Robert Carl Fein, Robert Del Kaatz, Roxanne Bosch, Janice Kay Fitzgerald, Kathleen Ruth Kaminski, Donna Marie Bouma, Daniel Lee Flowers, Jerry Lee Keofanapadon, Ruangketti Brigante, Cynthia Rosalind Franck, Barbara Annette Kitzhoffer, Gerald John Brinn, Chauncey James Freeman, James Michael Knight, Paul Joseph Smith II

Brooks, Stanley Michael Fulton, Barbara Jean Krill, Carolyn A. Brown, Alice Virginia Garnes, Jack W., Jr. Kronewitter, Barbara Zahn Brown, Deborah Lorraine Ghattas, Joseph Kronewitter, Frank D. Brown, Judith Diane Giachino, Joseph James Kuipers, Lois B. Buchanan, Margaret Anne Gassler, Florian Joseph LaRouech, Daniel Peter III Lee, Jong Gul Peterson, Norman McLeod Sternberg, John Richard Leins, Craig Richard Phifer, Paul Strong, William Axel Lipps, Darryl Roy Phillips, Karen Woodruff Sweigart, Laura Louise Lugeck, Roger Clarke Piotrowicz, Martha J. Swieter, Edward James Ludwick, Cleo Mae Plasman, Jane Elizabeth Swift, Elizabeth Anne

Lugenbeal, Terry R. Poczik, Alex J. Tabata, Gene Sunao Lyman, Howard Bradford Pregitzer, Patricia Ann Tebo, Ruth Elaine Lyon, Norman Thomas Prongplod, Huttaya Telman, Phillip Richard Lyons, Magnolia Hunt Quandt, Carol Margaret Tetzlaff, Mary Kay Lyons, Roger I. Racine, Edwin L. Thiel, Donna M.

Mack, Mary E. Raim, Arlo I. Thorne, Barry Edward MacKinnon, Joyce Roberta Randall, Renee Elaine Tromblee, Bonnie B. Makel, Martin A. Remick, Dolores Caroline Truhn, Virginia Ann Markan, James Paul Richardson, Alphonso David VanAusdal, MaryLynn Martinson, Jerry Bruce Rocco, Kenneth Gary VanDeLaare, Evelyn Marie

Mccants, Charles Edward Rodgers, Jinnnie Clint VanDenBerge, Patsy Jean McGillen, Thomas Charles Ross, Thomas William VanderPloeg, James Allan McPeake, Herbert H., Jr. Rowbotham, Nancy L. VanderSluis, Merle Wayne Milligan, Diane Lynn Sanders, Roger George VanderWal, Gerald William II Mitchell, Kathleen E. Sandstrom, Vicki Helen VanHorn, Phyllis Ann

Montagne, Ray V. Sarle, Mary Margaret Vernier, Allan R. Morrison, Jill Elaine Savoie, June Marie Vidal, Paulo Roberto De Souza Moss, Michael James Scherr, Martin Erwin Visser, Julian A. Mueller, Kay Lorentzen Schilthuis, Paul W. Vogel, James Oatrick Muller, Philip Guy Schley, William Robert, Jr. Vreeland, Michael Lee

Murphy, Celesta Bernice Schmiedicke, Robert E. Walker, James Nicholas Muth, John Joseph Schoenfeld, Michael Jay Walton, Michael Dennis Myerson, Nancy Fern Schuler, Viola Anna Wang, Nan Fan Nelson, Crystal Kay Schuur, Ronald Lee Weller, Elizabeth Ann Noble, James David Seman, Jean Helen Whitfield, Benny L.

Noble, Mickey Roy Shank, William Lawrence Whitney, Joan Betty Norton, Nancy Anne Shier, Gerald Bernard Willmarth, Clare Nancy Packer, Joyce LaVern Small, Dianna Lee Wilson, Gloria R. Parsons, John Neil Smedley, Kenneth William Wolfe, Douglas Dee Penfold, Sandra J. Smith, Barbara Gene Wood, Allan David

Penzkofer, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Marlene Annette Woods, Nancy Ellen Perry, Carol D. Steger, William Erl Yasseri, Khosrow Perry, Michael M. Steinman, Doris M. Zakrzewski, Karla Joyce

Zamosky, Alan Stuart Zuberi, Riaz ul Islam Zumburs, George Juris

Master of Science in Accountancy

Baczkiewicz, Norman Kenneth Lewis, Barbara Ann Sack, Rick L.

Master of Business Administration

Anderson, Marvin Rodger Germuska, Michael Joseph Sokolski, Thomas Mayer Audu, Robert Usman Harmala, James F. TerBeck, Jerry Lee Barry, Robert Kidder, Marc Alan Welch, Thomas Ray Boyer, Herbert Charles Klett, James Allan Wenzlick, J. Peter Corio, Randall George Mehta, Vijay Kumar Wolf, Terrence Richard

Fowler, John Cleveland Moxley, Thomas Edward Wonders, Stephen Laing Gaul, Frederj_ck W. Roobol, Paul Arthur Young, Gary Willard Zehner, Thomas H. Master of Fine Arts

Martin, Marilyn Louise

Master of Science in Librarianship

Baldwin, Linda Lee Goo, Beryl Y. T. McIntyre, Jane Elizabeth Brinn, Elizabeth Louise Hanson, Mary Ann Murphy, Alice Anne Broihier, Florence S. Craigo Hoenle, Marsha Lynn Peterson, Linda Sofia Busby, Mary Colleen Holland, Barbara J. Pobanz, Becky Leigh Connell, Suzan Denise Johnson, Jonatha A. Renford, Beverly Louise

Edgerton, Mary Lois Kinsella, Leslie Phillip Rosser, Virginia Dawn Emerson, Helen Jo Koelewyn, Arie Cornelis Rossman, Renee Fischer, Kenneth F. Lada, Lynn Marie Toman, Michael D. Foreman, Janice Gail Lason, Karen Vincent, Steven F. Fox, Judy A. Ludwig, Janis Lynne Walker, Paula L.

Freitag, Mary Sue Zatarga Maki, Judith Ann Wehner, Judy Carol Whitehead, Dennis V.

Master of Music Menning, Roger Paul Rasler, Gerald Denison

Master of Occupational Therapy Cooper, Richard Gene Milligan, Michael R.

Master of Science

Alway, David John Niedzwiecki, Thomas Dale Tandon, Ravi Kant Butcher, James Linderman Paulose, George Winblad, Michael Adolph Deb, Jyotirmay Singh, Amrit Pal

Master of Social Work

Armstrong, Kathleen S. Houdek, Eddy Marie Sankey, Clayton David Baker, George Robert *Jenkins, Walter Larry Schrock, Freeman Alex Beougher, James Edward Kirklin, Christine Ann Scott, James Lee Chamberlain, Barbara A. Kramer, Thomas G. Shipman, Dorothy G. Combs, Katherine Mancevich Lewandowski, James Henry Spahn, Thomas M.

Dax, Edward F. Mccullough, Dorothy Ann Vander Weele, Richard Earl Digrazia, Iris Derow Mccullough, Terry L. Vannette, Esther Andre Dougherty, Michael Harold Merkle, Douglas R. VanRooy, David M. Driesenga, Thomas M. Neff, Robert Paul Vermeulen, Karen Ann Duncan, Mary Alice O'Bryant, Linda J. Reeder Whitfield, Linda Lipscomb

Guajardo, Juan Diego Ouding, Jerome H. Williams, Ellen Nash Halseth, Judith Huber Rieser, Christopher Matthias Zerbi, James Edgar Hoek, Dennis Lynn Russau, Helen Sams

Bachelor of Arts

Abele, Maureen A. Bean, Connie Sue Boyles, Elizabeth Ann Alicki, Margaret Beilman, Miriam.E. Breithaupt, Jean Ruth Anderson, Andrea Grace Bell, Nancy Louise Brown, Monte Lee Andrews, Susan Jo Benner, Susan Roxanne Brown, Ruth Ann Arnold, Jane Elizabeth Beyer, Susan Lee Bruemmer, Barbara Ann

Artman, Janet Lynn Beyerlein, Ann A. Buchtrup, Janet Louise Bailey, Linda Kay Bickel, Marilyn Arlene Buck, Valerie L. Bancuk, Nancy Helen Blacklock, Rosemary Buckner, Regina Elizabeth Batchelor, Robert J. Blanchard, James William Bullmer, Charlotte G. Batey, Marjorie Jean Bolton, George Wayne Bultema, Stephen

*Awarded posthumously Cagney, Thomas Joseph Gray, Frances Joan May, Timothy John Campbell, Laura Jeanette Gundlach, Mary Adele McClain, Edward Samuel Campbell, William James Hagenah, Larry Frederick McDonald, Deborah Corrine Carlson, Dennis Roger Haman, Edward A., Jr. McDowell, Mary Kay Carr, Kenneth S. Hamill, Roseann McGlaughlin, Ann Terese

Carson, Gregory John Hardy, Scott Cole McNally, Anne Marie Carter, Denise Adele Harnden, Patricia A. Menard, Thomas Arthur Carter, Stephen Rodney Harrison, Lana Debra Meyers, Mark Stephen Cavanaugh, Colleen Mary Harry, Philip Lynn Meyn, Deborah Lynne Cebelak, Mary Helen Hayward, Rebecca Alice Miller, Deborah Lee

Chase, Carla Ann Hennings, Terri Miller, J. A. Chown, Linda Ann Hershorin, Patricia C. Mock, Carol Ann Clark, Maynard L., Jr. Hewitt, Nancy Virginia Molina, Maria-Carmen Cole, Robert Luther Hiler, Jeanne Marie Monigold, Miriam Ann Conboy, John Charles Hojnacki, David Joseph Mooney, Richard P.

Conklin, Dorinda Lee Holaday, Margaret Rose Morris, Shirley A. Cook, Cynthia Ann Hori, John Arthur Motter, Carol Louise Cook, Vicki Jayne Horn, Sherlyn Ann Mulder, Mark Steven Cordaro, Barbara Ann Hoskins, Patricia J. Muller, James Henry Cordell, John Stewart Howard, Deborah Kay Munce, Barry George

Corgan, Anne Lorene Howe, Sandra-Rae Munger, Scott Benson Cornelius, Anne Elizabeth Huff, Debra Lee Murphy, Linda Kay Cortright, Michael Hume, Patricia Ann Nelson, Angela S. Cotter, Peter Christian Hunt, Valerie Ann Nelson, Gregory Bruce Craighead, Bronte Harriet Hurst, Peggy Anne Nesky, Kathleen

Crotty, David W. Jarvis Philip George Nevill, Deborah Ann Daggett, Mary D. Johanson, John William Nida, Sharon �.arie Deittrick, Paul Henry Johnson, Sheryl Leann Nieusma, Nancy Ann deLuna, Rogelio T. Jones, Fabienne Marietta Noonan, Kevin Dennany, Margaret E. Jorden, Paul R. Norman, Vickie Marie

Deremo, Janice Lynne Just, William Andrew Nunn, Annette Patricia Deschryver, Theresa Mary Kabza, Philip W. Odymosu, Mildred Olawuni DeWolf, David Lee Kane, Phillip John Oleszko, Gary William Dickinson, Diane Elizabeth Kelly, Gerald K. Olovson, Martha Lee Diehl, Nancy Jeanne Kerrins, Cynthia Ellen Owens, James Emory

Dinda, Debra Jean Kimak, Joanne Palacios, Jose Ramon DiPiero, Tina Concetta King, Diane Delorys Palmer, Mary Ellen Dominguez, Enedelia King, Rochelle Elaine Parker, Elizabeth Donovan, John Albert II Klarr, John Albert Parsons, Nancy Rae DuMouchel, Robert A. Knapko, Deborah Sue Pattison, Pamela Sue

Dwyer, Lawrence T. Kobar, Kandy Kay Payne, Mark Christopher Dyk, Jane Ellen Kopal, Janis Diane Peglar, Marion Andrea Elias, David Timothy Koveleski, Martha Delane Perigo, Judith K. Enyart, Mark Wynn Kruzel, Norma Jeanne Peters, Leonard Robert Fabry, Pamela Linda Lamphier, Jeffrey Alan Peterson, Carol Sue

Fair, Mary Jane Lange, Janet Mae Petlick, Caroline T. Ferriby, Robert L., Jr. Lesinski, Lilice Jeanne Pobanz, Bret Phillip Fiedler, Sharon Anne Lindman, Darrell Allan Poletto, Paula Maria Field, Kathleen Ann Lindquist, Kent Alan Poucher, Vickie Ernst Field, Steven E. Linn, Jane Elizabeth Prouty, William Eaton

Folkert, Nella Jean Lloyd, Joseph Nathaniel Pulka, Louis J., Jr. Foren, Marilyn Loftis, Mary Elizabeth Quilliam, Diane Marie Foresi, Linda Jean Louis, Lee Ann Raczkiewicz, Yvonne Denise Fouchey, Paul William Lovell, James Lynn Ramage, Gay Marie Fox, Jane Marie Lueth, Deborah Ann Ray, Sheila Jean

Franzoi, Stephen Louis Lynch, Patricia Ann Remington, Robin Grace Gaffney, Betty J. Lyth, Linda Sue Rendall, Christine L. Galante, Christopher B. MacDonald, Ann Cameron Rigney, John Charles Garvey, Toni A. Magnuson, Theodore W. Robinson, Cecile L. Gervais, Kathryn Loney Manzke, Annemarie Martha Roossien, Denise Marie

Goll, Freda Mae Marchak, Joan Marie Rozek, Chrjstine Marie Gooding, Richard Allyn Martin, Mary Rose Ruddick, Kathleen Eastwood Grandstaff, Rolf M. Marunycz, John Dmytro Russell, Mary Lou Granger, Cindy Lu Maurice, Loretta Marie Rybka, Elaine Cecili Grant, Barbara Lynn Maxwell, Dona M. Salazar, Carlos H. Schlueter, Birgit Swart, Barbara Ellen Ward, Patrice Mary Schneider, Mary Margaret Syrotchen, Nancy A. Warner, Deborah Lynn Schubeck, Suzanne E. Taipale, Linda Catherine Watson, Michele Lynette Selmer, David Richard Teichner, Marilyn I. Watts, Susan Marie Sherwood, Richard J. TenBrink, Cheryl Anne Weller, Robert Y., Jr.

Shipley, Mary Virginia Theule, Kenneth Niel Wellman, Constance Lynn Shotwell, Karen Elaine Thompson, Kathleen Leslie White, Thomas R. Sikkema, Bryan J. Thompson, Vicky D. Wilbourn, Evelyn Deanne Rias Silverstein, Deborah Ann Thorp, James Alan Wilder, Jill Mary Simonsen, Holly Lynette Timmer, Paul Douglas Wiles, Robert T.

Skalski, Felix Darrell Tingstad, James Michael Wilkin, Brenda Sue Slusser, Joseph Stephen Tipsword, Margaret Campbell Williams, Cynthia Ann Spaulding, Karla Rae Tomczak, Matthew J. Wilson, Jane Shelley St. Amour, Cheryl Lyn Topp, Michael Wade Wilson, Penny Anne Stack, Gary David Tracey, James Hilaire Wittendorf, Carl R.

Stallman, Gail Lynn Treat, Carol Ann Witteveen, Diane Lynn Stamate, Douglas D. Turovaara, Susan Elizabeth Wolfston, James Hogan, Jr. Stanko, Rosemary Ann Valentine, Michael Dee Wooten, Gary Robert Stearns, Maribeth Jean VandenBosch, Laura Wykstra, Marcia Jean Steinke, Jacqualyn Ann Vanderplow, Susan Lynn Wynn, Glenn Robert

Sterken, Robert Allen VanLandingham, Jill Marie York, Ann M. Stickel, Donald Albert, Jr. VanSchaardenburg, Marilyn Zellers, Jara Dee Root Stouppe, Karen Ruth Vastine, Harlan Russell Ziehl, Rose Marie Stoynoff, Gary Michael Vietor, Sandra Kay Zimmerman, Mary Kathleen Stringfield, Barbara Camille Wakefield, Laurie Sue Zuika, Aldis

Supal, Cynthia Jean Walton, Julie Anne Zych, Marie L.

Bachelor of Business Administration

Adams, Rick Alan Brabant, Gerard Francis Decker, William III Aemisegger, Stephen Michael Brewster, Richard Darrell Denton, Warren Keith Albertson, Paul Andrew Broders, Pamela Kay Doescher, Daniel A. Alick, Gary Dean Brown, James William Dolce, Michael S. Allan, Robert Michael Bruzzese, Robert James Dowd, Hattie G.

Allen, Scott Flateau Bryant, James Alfred Dowgiert, Robert M. Ammann, Christopher Paul Burmeister, Dale Raymond Drury, Robert W., Jr. Amsler, Yvonne J. Busch, Timothy Robert Dziadzio, Richard Paul Armstrong, James Michael Byrne, Bruce Thomas Ellias, Michael Steven Ashby, Richard Lee Cahill, Steven John Ellis, James Edwin

Audette, Timothy Charles Campbell, Gary Steven Evans, Rosiland Faye Baber, Robert Douglas Capanda, Gary Robert Fincher, Russell Dale Babitz, Ronald J. Carpenter, Thomas M. Fleck, Francis Joseph Bachman, Kirk Anthony Carwardine, James J. Florez, Michael John Bahn, James Charles Cease, Susan Margaret Foley, Sherry Jean

Bain, Richard Clark Cheung, Michael Yuen-Hing French, Paul C. III Ballew, Thomas Witter Chope, Nancie Louise Frey, Cynthia Jean Bantle, Robert J. Christian, Daniel Duane Friedrich, William David Barnes, Thomas Joseph Clemence, William H. Fugenschuh, William Jon Barricklow, James, Jr. Clinton, Michelle Marie Garavaglia, Burt H.

Bauer, Richard Guy Coltharp, Todd Alger Gibson, Michael Lee Beckmann, David Edward Coon, William Michael Gilbert, Randy L. Bekele, Zewdie Cornell, James W. Gilboe, Susan Elaine Belknap, John Owen Cortese, Steven A. Gillette, Richard L. Bemis, Michael Robert Costello, Alan Bruce Gilson, Pamela May

Bennett, Peggy Lee Coy, Michael Neal Glowacki, Kenneth A. Bentley, Michael John Crawford, Scott Ned Gray, Michael Lawrence Berg, Patrick Stephan Crawford, William Robert Grenier, Gary Allen Bergeron, Jeffrey David Cremer, William G. Gualdoni, Janice Marie Biringer, Bernard Cronk, Carolyn Elizabeth Guldemond, Robert J.

Birkmeier, Gordon Charles Crosslin, Geoffrey C. Haines, William John Bivins, Michael Crump, Thomas R. Hamill, Rick A. Blair, Harold Randall Dahl, Dennis Carlton Hammel, Robert Jonathan Bleeker, Gary Robert David, George John Hannon, William Michael Bloom, Timothy John Day, Randolph, C. Hanson, James Donald Harris, Karen Kennette Meyers, Allan Jay Shannon, Sharon Lee Hauke, William Earl Mikle, Larry Allen Shugars, Dale Lawrence Hayes, J. T. Milburn, David Lawrence Slager, Peter Craig Hayes, Joseph William Miller, Bruce Andrew Slucter, Daryl Paul Hemerling, Allen Wesley Mills, Ralph Loren Snell, James H., Jr.

Henderson, Craig Wilton Mize, Gregory Lee Spoerl, Joseph Andrew Henslee, Forrest Stephen Mlemchuku, Moses Obioha Stachel, Gary Robert Hilla, Michael Mondary, Michael Robert Stankiewicz, Frank John Hillebrand, Garth William Morehouse, Scott Dean Stansberry, Warren III Hillebrand, Thomas Gerard Morgan, Guy William Starke, Hu�h Crabill

Hochradel, Thomas Earl Morin, Michael James Staver, Rick Francis Hoffelder, Don Eugene Morrison, Terry Lee Storm, David Joseph Hollerbach, Mike D. Nauman, Grace Elizabeth Suszko, Ronald Eugene Honeysett, Michael R. Nelson, Gregory Bruce Szczepanski, Ronald J. Horner, Carol Frances Nestor, Patrick Quirk Taylor, Robert Lee

Hutchins, Craig Dayton Niemi, Shirley Jane Teska, David Ryan Jackson, Thomas Nienhuis, Douglas Ronn Thompson, Douglas Edward Jackson, William Charles, Jr. O'Malley, Michael Hugh Thompson, Robert Cameron Jacobs, Thomas Jeffrey O'Reilly, Robert Vincent Tomasek, Donald Carl Janisse, Paul Joseph Pallas, Harvey C., Jr. Vaneman, James J. III

Jankoski, Michael T. Pavkovich, Michael John Vernon, Sheridan L. Johnson, Charles Herman Penner, Keith Michael Verschueren, John F. Johnson, David John Peterson, Lance J. Vliek, Thomas E. Jorgenson, Richard Andrew, Jr. Pfeffer, John Michael Vollink, Robert James Karisny, Lawrence Daniel Pippenger, Bruce Allen Vorel, Allan P.

Kilroy, Kathleen L. Pitsch, Kathleen Ann Wahley, Rodney Robert Kinney, Kenneth Lee Pixley, Theodore R., Jr. Wallace, James Wilson II Koerner, James Gordon Prelgauskas, Edgar Anthony Wallace, Terry Alan Kolb, Richard Ford Quincey, John William Walters, Robert J. Kolle, Daniel Mark Rabenburg, Lee H. Warner, Bruce Leigh

Kopacz, John Richard, Jr. Radde, Donald Edward Warren, Christopher Robert Kramer, Alfred George, Jr. Rader, Mary Patricia Wass, David Allen Lazaroff, Stephen J. Radt, Judith Ann Watzel, Rick Austin Lenhart, Robert Wayne Rahn, Glenn Alan Weber, Kathleen Marie Lightfoot, John Marine Rasch, George B. Weil, Larry Norman

Little, Patrick James Raspberry, Allen C. Wensauer, Brian Willmouth Lueneburg, Dennis W. Ratti, Joseph George, Jr. Westerhof, Peter Lynch, Kenneth Allen Reuther, Philip J. Whiting, Thomas Leland MacIntosh, Cynthia L. Robinson, Steven K. Wietke, Theodore John II MacKinnon, William Alexander Roon, Peter Scott Wilcox, David Harold

Markey, Wayne Richard Ryan, Susan Marie Wilkison, Gregory Scott Martin, James Patrick Saboff, James Robert Williams, Dennis J. Maynard, Marc Ryan Salinas, Carlos T. Williams, Margo DeNeil McKinley, Michael James Saye, Ralph Louis Wilmering, Richard Paul McLean, Mike John Sbordon, William Grey, Jr. Wood, Mark Harold

McLeod, Stephen Henry Schiesel, Ory Roger Woods, Roland McPherson, Scott Donald Schmidt, William M. Wright, Albert Ray Mcwethy, Peter Jock Schneider, Robert Gregory II Wright, W. Barry Meier, Michael Jeff Schuitema, Joseph Wynbelt, Peter Walter Zemke, Frederick John

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Lavercombe, Dale T. Mills, Deborah Tinholt, Robin K. Lopez, Andrew Thomas Morgan, Theodore L.

Bachelor of Music

Adams, Thomas E. Dickey, John Charles LaPoint, Michelle Ann Allgood Luanne Dourjalian, Barbara Ann Posthumus, Randall Charles Bamford, Linda Ann Heacock, Harriet Ruth Pulley, Steven Randall Colgren, Charles Frederick Henry, Anne Elizabeth Reed, Steven Loren Delaney, Maureen Jan King, Charles Boardman III Roberts, Daniel R. Robertson, Cynthia Ann Staniszewski, R. B., Jr. Wittkowski, Deborah Kaye Schnizlein, Mark A. Stubbs, Chriss Ann Wormell, Christine Carol Stamm, Jeffrey Kerm Ulmer, Sharon Ann Yachani.n, Michael Edward York, Bonnietta Rene

Bachelor of Science

Abrams, Barbara W. Blacktop, Barry Alan Chamberlin, Rebecca Mae Adamczak, Jeffrey E. Blake, Albert D. Chambers, Gerald F., Jr. Adamus, Mary Jane Blink, Karen Ann Chan, Ching-Hong Johnny Akers, David Earl Boegner, Jan Marie Charles, Teri Ann Albert, Donald G. Bokas, Deborah Ann Chesney, Susan A.

Alberts, Patricia A. Bolinger, Daryl Bruce Chodl, James Henry Al-Dulaijan, Hassan Bolthouse, Linda Ann Chopper, Chris Stuart Alfoldy, Teresa M. Belyea, Vickey Lynn Churchill, Michael Allen Allen, Annette Boomershine, R. LeRoy Claus, James Edgar, Jr. Allen, Paula Marie Booth, Linda Lou Clever, Shannon Jill

Allison, Mary Egan Bormanis, Ruta Dagnija Clevey, Mark Harland Allkins, Michael T. Bosier, Karen Louise Cliffton, Victoria Lee Alpers, Angela Marie Bosze, Stephen Charles Clower, Donald Lee Ames, Richard Milton Bothwell, Vern Scott Cobb, Michael Andrew Anderson, Steven W. Braat, Dortha 0. Coburn, Pamela Kay

Andersons, Janis Olgerts Bradley, Timothy Edward Cockram, Mary M. Andrews, Chriss Madory Brady, Robert Vincent Collins, Jerri Lee Andrews, Kenneth C. Brandi, Elise Ann Colvin, Barbara Ann Andrus, Vickie L. Brandon, Janet Marie Cone, Debra Armstrong, Stephen Layne Bridges, Paula Jeanne Connolly, Sharon

Arthur, Janet Katherine Broene, Albert Edward Connor, Keith R. Askew, Rosalind Eileen Broman, Susan Kay Cool, Susan Rita Austgen, Nancy Clover Brooks, Scott Traub Coovert, Constance Jo Babb, Wynne Camille Laura Brost, Gerard Corey, Patricia Ann Badger, Kerry Brown, Anquenette J. Corstange, James Cornel

Baja, Glenn Brian Brown, Rebecca A. Catcher, Susan Culp Bakker, Marcia Faye Brown, William, Jr. Cousins, Nola Ann Banks, Patricia Sue Browning, Joan Laurie Cracchiolo, Grace Elizabeth Bannow, R. Kevin Bruce, Janet Pauline Craker, Lisa Jo Barber, Deborah Lynne Brudi, Cathajane Crandall, Jane Ann

Barron, Vivian V. Bruzewski, Leon Chester Craven, Curtis M. Barth, Martha Bryant Mary Jane Galt Crookes, Helen Elizabeth Bartholomew, Jill Anne Bryant, William Ernest Cubra, Betty A. Bartocci, Esther Veronica Buby, Janet Estelle Cuddeback, Bruce Frederick Bates, Christine Marie Buck, Gregory Bishop Cummings, Perry R.

Beale, Robert Charles Buckner, Joan M. Dabney, Michael S. Bean, Rebecca L.M. Bunce, Marguerita Daley, Diane Elizabeth Beaulac, Michael N. Burch, Diane Louise Danielson, Dennis Gary Behnke, Dale D. Burdick, Dennis Jacob Dash, Marlene Carol Bellingham, Dawn Elaine Burge, Robin Renee Davies, Diane Althea

Bendel, Stephen Paul Burns, Robert Patrick Davis, Susan Elaine Benford, Ronald Samuel Busack, John Charles Dean, Henry Clay Benday, William M. Butler, Diane L. DeBlasio, Marisa Jean Bernabei, Rita Vensel Callahan, Joan Frances Deer, James J. Berry, Joe W. Canfield, John Michael DeLiefde, James William

Bethke, Roxanne Marie Carlson, Douglas Scott Dethmers, Kathryn L. Bienias, Justyna Maria Carroll, Mary Ruth Dewey, Wilford C. Biermann, Thomas Arthur Cartwright, James W. DeYoung, Stephen Paul Bigelow, Arlene D. Cascarelli, Joan Kay D'Haene, Dennis Joseph Bigelow, Leon Clayton II Case, Bruce Lee Dick, Susan Jane

Bigelow, Rebecca Jean Cattell, Albert Craig Dickie, Ralph James Birch, Gail Otis Cepela, John Albert Diekema, Keith Allen Birmele, Gerald Marvin Cesaroni, Darlene C. Dietiker, Donna M. Bissi, Gerald Vincent Chaconas, Nick Christ, Jr. Dillon, Jean A. Blackamore, Mary L. Chamberlain, Pamela Kay Dimac, Stanley Alan Dorton, Judith Anne Gunter, Victoria Suzanne Kadlub, Karl Gregory Douglass, Barbara Ann Guthrie, Thomas M. Kafkalis, Deborah Anne Drikakis, Christine Ann Haberek, Kathleen Carol Kakkuri, Mary Ellen Drzewiecki, Patricia Mary Hackenberg, Ann Louise Karn, Sharon Mary Dunn, Janet Marie Hall, Donald C. Karow, Laura Jean

Dunn, Kenna Margot Hall, Toni Rae Kasischke, Robert S., Jr. Duval, David Joseph Hallgren, Steven Edward Kenaga, Linda Sue Dyer, Alan L. Halpin, Debra Lee Kendrick, Rebecca Anne Dyke, Karen Janice Hamilton, James Cawood Kennedy, Sally Kay Eddy, Judith Ann Hampton, David C. Kesterke, Penny Sue

Edgar, Robert Arthur, Jr. Hampton, Roosevelt, Jr. Kiel, Rhonda Jean Eirschele, Wayne Edward Hanley, Elizabeth Kiel, Russell Mark Eridon, John M. Hanlon, Kathleen Mary Killian, Barry Lee Facciuolo, Louis Hansen, Barbara J. Kimmey, Nyla Jean Farooqui, Kazi Kaleem Ahmed Hardin, Susan Kaye Kindt, Constance Ann

Ferguson, Pamela McGuckin Harton, Lucille Diane Kintz, �ary Arlene Ferrell, Sandra Jean Hass, Marilyn Rae Klay, Gregory Lynn Fetherlin, John Mark Havaich, Matthew Kenneth Klug, Margaret Jean Fincher, Margaret Judith Havard, Dennis John Knapp, Cynthia Kay Fitzsimmons, Marcia Jean Havenstein, Gary Holmes Knappen, Susan Ann

Flegal, Barbara A. Hayhow, Paul Michael Koehler, Joan S. Flowerday, Sandra Ann Hebert, Carol Ann Koll, Gregory Folk, John Lawrence Heffernan, Kathleen M. Konyndyk, �arlene J. Fort, Penny Sue Helmic, Craig Robin Kops, Herbert Ernest Fortuna, Mark Anthony Helzer, Charlotte West Kothe, Nancy Marie

Fotiu, Cathie Ann Henderson, Patricia Ann Krafft, Kathleen M. Fox, Charlene Sue Hessemer, Bernard D. Krajewski, Molly Sue Fox, Glenn Wayne Hiatt, Patricia E. Kramer, Cynthia Kay Franchino, Lois Anne Hildebrand, Karen Sue Krammer, Lauretta S. Francisco, Brian J. Hill, Arthur F., Jr. Krauseneck, Cathleen

Frecker, Linda Hill, Vincent Scott Kreis, Thomas E. French, Ruth Ann Hines, Thomas E. Kroll, Kathleen J. French, Theodore J. Hobin, Elizabeth M. Kubovich, Anne Frey, Jam.es Merritt Hoekserna, Judy Lyn Kujawa, Nancy M. Wisda Funtukis, Stefani L. Holland, Janet Gayle Kuk, Donald E.

Galate, Daniel J., Jr. Holmstrom, Joan Marie Kulwicki, Dean Albert Gale, Gloria J. Hoover, Jean Mardelle Kuster, Marcia Elaine Gale, Michael Ann Horner, Connie Lou Kuzma, Danielle Helene Gardner, Barbara Jo Housefield, John William, Jr. Ladika, Bernadette Marie Garza, Josephine Ann Howard, Robert K., Jr. Lafave, Mary Gail

Gaus, Stephan Maclean Howell, Evelyn Norma Lane, Willie James, Jr. Gautney, James Michael Hoy, Thomas William Lannen, Bridget Ann Gayden, Andrew Lee, Jr. Hutchison, Gayle Ann Lattuca, Lynn Marie Gearns, Bruce David Hutton, Randall H. Lauer, Evelyn Ann Geib, Frank Anthony Huyser, Sandra Kay Lawler, David Allen

George, Thomas Henry Irnmink, David Alan Lawton, Mary Jane Gerrish, Lorraine G. Jablonski, Philip John Leak, Lori Kay Gilbert, David Joel Jackson, Joyce L. Leavitt, Frederick James Giles, Donald L. Jacobs, Sherri Lynn Lee, Lenora Kay Gill, James H., Jr. Jacobusse, Mary J. Lehmer, Mildred

Gillette, Mark H. James, Mildred Lehsten, Lucinda Jane Gladstone, Sandra L. Janowak, Mark Elliott Lent, Donald A. Glenn, Nathan Duane Jarosik, Paul Alan Leslie, Michael Benjamin Glesmann, Nancy Louise Jenio, Gloria Jean Leversee, Douglas Clyde Godra, Cheryl Ann Johnson, Adrienne Lewis, Eugene Scott

Gokee, William Harry Johnson, Dan Edward Leyrnan, Charles S., Jr. Gordon, Jo Anne Johnson, Dennis 0. Liechty, Donald J. Gorga, Robert John Johnson, Earl David Lightner, John E. Grabowski, Claire Terese Johnson, Jean Carol Liposky, Randall H. Graham, Julie Warner Johnson, Karen Sue Litteral, Thomas Robert

Grandberry, Pauline Johnson, Robert Bruce Locker, Nancy J. Grimes, Beverly J. Johnson, Russell Boyd Loftis, Charles B. Groenert, Janice M. Johnson, Sherri Lynn Lombard, James E., Jr. Guarisco, Ottavio A. Johnston, Thomas Edward Longton, Nancy Jane Buehrer Guinan, Thomas William Jones, Julie Lynne Loovis, Robert E. Loznak, Karen Marie Mynhier, Larry Dean Post, Thomas J. Lupo, Matthew F. Nacu, Susan Patricia Postell, Gloria Ruth Lydy, Sally Lee Nagel, Deborah Dawn Price, Cathleen Marie Anne Machielse, Joy Nelson, Natalie Ann Price, Penny Ann Machinchick, Kathleen Anne Ness, David Lee Prior, Blaine Anthony

Maiert, Patricia A. Newberry, Mary Lou Proffitt, David Terry Malcolm, Richard R. Newhof, Carolyn Proper, Kathryn Vee Malkin, Stuart Lee Newman, Terri Jean Pupka, Warren F. Manderfield, Lenore Nielsen, Cheryl Ann Quell, Bernard Arthur Mandle, Mark A. Niewiadomski, Mary Alice Ralston, Diane Rae

Marbaugh, Krystal Lou Northover, Randall Scott Ramin, Susan Kaye Martin, Dennis Ray Nuveman, Thomas E. Rand, Richard Williams Martin, Donald George O'Brien, Julie Fair Rasch, Kathleen Ann Martin, Kathleen Marie O'Connor, Mary Elizabeth Ream, Ronn Richard Martin, Sue Allen Odgers, Neil Dominic Reaser, Mary Ellen

Martisius, Jamie Leigh Okeley, Paul W. Reed, Olivia Marie Marttila, Sally Anne Oldal, Patricia Mary Rembold, Brigitte Mason, Cheri Jan Olson, Carol Ann Reynolds, Beatrice Masten, Barbara A. O'Neil, A. Yvonne Reynolds, Janet Mozell Mathieu, Edward f. Opdycke, Marjorie Fay Rhodes, Sheldon H.

Matzat, Karen Ruth Orr, Michelle Louise Ricci, Patricia Jane Mauch, Marilyn Julia Orris, Carol M. Richardson, Cynthia Ann Maximiuk, Janice Lynn Ortegel, Peter R., Jr. Rider, Elizabeth A. Mayhall, Cindy Linn Osbo, John Douglas Riley, Billy K. Mccorry, Nancy Kaye Ostericher, Karen Hiler Riley, Sandra Anne

McDougal, Sharon Beth Ostrander, Diana Linn Rimmer, Vella Anne McGregor, Daniel E. Ostroski, Sally Marie Rinehart, John Roger II McKinley, David Charles Page, Drew Ann Ritschdorff, Michael Carey McKnight, Andrea Patricia Panyard, Mary C. Rittmeyer, Betty Ann McMillen, Glenda Ann Paquette, Catherine E. Robinson, Donna Lee

McMullen, Donald Scott Parigian, Allan M. Rock, Fred George McNamee, Leo Charles III Parnell, Eileen K. Rock, Patricia Kaye McNish, Susan Parsons, Bruce Allen Roellchen, Sandra L. McNitt, Barbara B. Patenge, Paula Jean Roschek, Henry John McNutt, Stephen Frank Patterson, Carolyn Marie Ross, Rosa Margurite

Meekhof, Carol Ann Patterson, Pendil Theodore II Rosser, Ellen Frances Meier, Randall Jon Patton, Jeffrey Earl Ruhrup, John Paul Meints, Robert C. Patzer, Dennis M. Ruiz, James Alan Meisenbach, Elizabeth Anne Pearson, Elaine M. Rundell, James A. Mendes, Frederico Jose G. Pease, Cathy Lee Running, Siri Kay

Mentz, Sherry Wynne Peck, Phillip Lynn Ruptic, Barbara Mercier, Michael L. Peebles, John Scott Rushmore, Charles D. Metevia, Barry Pelan, Barbara Joan Russo, Mary Ellen V. Metz, Craig Alan Peltier, David Gordon Ruth, Carl Edward Meyer, Debra Lynn Penhorwood, Scott W. Salow, Marcia Ann

Meyer, Thomas G. Pennington, Ann Sanders, Deborah Ann Miller, Debra L. Perry, Joyce Sanglier, Deborah Ann Miller, Glenn Earl Persons, Cynthia J. Sangvichien, Chummong Miller, Nancy M. Peters, David Jon Schillaci, Philip August Mills, Robert E. Lee, Jr. Peterson, Barbara Susan Scott, Kathy Lynne

Mills, S. Loren Peterson, Kathryn Audrey Scott, Thomas Allen Misak, Jack Peterson, Mark Hedrich Scripsema, Diann Kathryn Mitchell, Debra Sue Pettigrew, Gayle Sue Seber, Robert Randall Mitchell, Sandra Lanzie Petty, Ronald Leon Sedivy, George Joseph Montgomery, Lynn Ellen Pfeffer, Joanne Marie See, Barbara Bennett

Moore, Marilyn Louise Pharms, Dorothy Kaye Selen, Nancy Ann Moore, Terrance Martin Phillip, Kathleen Ann Sexton, James E. Moore, William A. Phillips, Rowan S. Shinabarger, Robert E. Moore, Yvette Marylet Philp, Karen Louise Shively, Charlene K. Morea, Diane Marie Pierce, Mary Louise Shively, Darlene May

Morrell, Thomas R. Pierce, Steven Lee Shivers, Richard L. Morris, Mary Lucille Pie�son, Thomas Warren Shuberg, Elaine Marie Murphy, William Kevin Platte, Ann Elizabeth Siangchin, Boonear Myers, Roberta Lynn Pletcher, Harry James Simo, Duane Helmer Myner, Sally Ann Poon, Tat-Hong Simon, Thomas M. Simpkins, Deborah Jean Szczesny, Thomas S. Warsinske, Deborah Ann Simpson, Mary Grace Taggart, Darryl Dean Waters, Holly Susan Skorupa, Karen Telfer, Marcia Lee Weber, Kay Lorraine Slezak, Christine Cecile Thatcher, Kathryn Janet Weede, William Patrick Smith, Gwendolyn Kay Thibault, Richard Paul Weeden, Gary Kim

Smith, John Douglas Thompson, John T. Weller, Blaine Martin Smith, Marsha Louise Thornton, Ruth Ann Wertz, David Glenn Smith, Michele S. Thurston, Paula Lou Wertz, Gary Frederick Snider, Pamela Sue Tirado, David Joseph Westra, �ichael Allen Sniesak, Patricia Mary Tocco, Salvator James Wheeler, Kevin Marcell

Snow, Marjorie L. Towe, Pearce E.O. White, Ellen Snyder, Joseph W. Trainer, Denise Ruth White, James Douglas Snyder, Sally Jane Trainor, Timothy Neil Whittemore, Richard Floyd Soens, Alice R. Trudell, John Charles Wicker, Thomas Charles Soles, Gary Robert Truly, Sharon Denise Wietzke, Karol Beth

Soltysiak, Michael Stanley Tubbs, Laurel Lynn Wilhite, Meleta Kay Southworth, Nancy Kay Tully, Carol Sue Williams, Debra Lynn Speeter, Virginia A. Tupper, Mary Beth Williams, Joyce E. Spraker, Robert Graham Turgeon, Brian Michael Williams, Kathleen Kay Sprik, Sandra Sue Turza, Theresa Marie Williams, Mark Wayne

Stahr, Barbara Mae Uebler, Pamela Coleen Wilson, James Sharp, Jr. Stange, Sandra Upcott, Dawn Marie Wing, Janice Lynn Stanley, Jennifer Anne Urquhart, Terry Lee Wisler, Richard Anthony Steigerwald, Linda Diane Valkner, Melvin Dean Wisneski, Joseph Leo Steiner, Cynthia Jean VanderLaan, Laurel S. Woltmann, Jack August, Jr.

Stephens, Gary Edward Vander Veen, Pamela B. Wood, James Clifford Stewart, Darwin Ray VandeWeerd, Christian Wood, Laurel Colleen Stakoe, Michele Beth Bush Vanleuwen, Nancy Rae Wood, Patd.cia Jane Storms, Gregory Scott Vantassel, Mary Frances Woods, Raymond Peter Stover, Henrietta Ann Varonich, John Peter Worch, Rodney Kim

Strasser, Dennis K. Vaughn, Marilynn Kay Yerkie, Daniel C., Jr. Strefling, Leonard Wayne Wachowski, Michael J. Yoak, Janice Lea Streu, Gary Allan Wagner, Robert L., Jr. Yonker, Kaye L. Striker, Evelyn Aileen Wahr, Allen G. Young, Eva Joyce Summers, Constance Mary Walewski, Marlene Diane Young, Sandra Kay

Summerville, Alana Walker, James Allan Young, Willi.am R. Sundberg, Mark Lewis Wallace, Gregory Dean Ziegenhagen, Steven P. Sutherland, Becky Sue Wallach, Kathleen Ann Ziemer, Karyl Lynn Sutherland, Nancy Jean Wallin, Barbara Jean Zorn, Emily J. Szabla, Richard Lee Warren, Kenneth Leon Zwier, Marlene DeBruyn

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Systems)

Schulz, David Camiel Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Bagby, Kenneth J. Hullihen, Clairis Richard III Rieger, John M. Dara, Paul Chester Johnson, Jerome P. Scott, Richard Eugene Evans, Bruce Edward King, Arthur Ray Smith, Jerome M. Green, Fabian Bernard Knauf, Robert Michael Theodoru, George Haycox, Richard Allen Lieto, Gregory S. Tuinstra, Kenneth J.

Hockey, Gary Lee Nienhuis, Mark L. Wagar, Timothy L. Huizinga, Phillip Wayne Potter, Mark Eugene Wetzler, Mitchell R. Reuschel, Mark Leslie Zwiefka, Donald W.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Beister, Randolph Edward Haase, Richard A. Mueller, Thomas Craig Bryant, Daniel D. Hamelink, James R. Okamura, Kenneth James Doherty, Delbert Phillip Hassenzahl, Douglas G. Parsons, D. Edward Fowler, Nathan J. Magnuson, Gary Alan Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Adams, Russell R. Jacobs, Thomas L. Miskokomon, Daniel Robert Argenta, Reynold Janvrin, Robert Bertram Rainey, Robert W. Baltmanis, Janis P. Kongkaeow, Nivat Shafer, Gerald Blair Herder, Michael Don Lewis, Donald Richard DEGREES GRANTED AUGUST 22, 1975

Doctor of Philosophy

Johnson, Kenneth Paul Roberts, John Allen Throckmorton, Kirby L. Jones, James David Stahl, Saul

Doctor of Education

Bournazos, Florence Irene Laudeman, Kent Allen Springer, James Russell Bovee, Norval S. Levleit, Caryl Ann Washington, Earl Melvin Carey, Thomas Arthur McGrath, Lawrence H. Watts, Alton Edgar Coleman, James Jackson Quarfoot, Alan James Wilbur, Michael Paul Gregg, Gloria A. Sherman, V. Clayton Wood, George Seth, Jr. Kocher, Laurence Bruce Smith, Eric Charles

Specialist in Arts

Caruso, Virginia Ann

Specialist in Education

Camacho, Maria Margarita Miller, Diane Marie Schaeffer, Sara Sue Jackson, Gary Joe Miller, Rex D. 1 Siler, Richard Glen McClain, James A. Nicholson, Michael William

Master of Arts

Abdul-Kadir, Mohd Zain Baker, Walter Marion, III. Bowshier, Denise Kay Abrahamson, Diane M, Baker, John David Bradley, Maryanne Hill Acker, Sally Beth Balduf, Kathleen Jordan Brand, Janet L. Adamczak, Mary Elizabeth Ball, Sandra Petitt Brashear, Malcolm B. Adams, David Ronald Banse, Ingo Erich Brigham, Richard Hepburn

Adams, Karen Marie Barnes, Thomas L. Joseph Bright, Lynn Louise Afendoulis, Katherine Bauberger, Jeanne Mary Brink, Nancy Lee Agard, Janice M. Bauer, Carol A. Brown, Charles Akef, Mohaillil)ad Beals, Gene Lynn Brown, Glenda Denise Akiga, Solomon Bednarz, Gregory Stephen Brown, Sandra Jean

Albraikan, Saud Mehmas Beeckman, Barbara Lynn Brown, Susan L. Albrecht, John August Beets, Kathleen Ellen Bruin, Jack Lee Alfred, Thomas S. Belknap, Mary Colleen Finnegan Buchholz, Gustav Johann Allen, Cynthia June Bemis, Mary Joyce Buchholz, Leslie Ann Allen, Gary William Bender, Dean Arthur Bunnag, Chaivat

Andersen, Cerena Bennett, Jane Ann Burch, Mildred H. Andersqn, Carol Lynn Bennett, Sylvia Brennan Buresh, David Richard Andridge, Alan Dean, Jr. Beuschel, Janice Ruth Burman, Larry G. Armintrout, Wanetta Marie Biftu, Tesfaye Burns, Mathew Bernard Arvizu, Clara E. Binaco, Dennis Jay Buron, Patrick S.

Ashdown, Marilyn Jill Bischoff, Cynthia Oren Busby, Susan Collier Askari, Rankouhv Mostafa Bishop, Carol Virginia Bushong, John Edward Athearn, Dawn Bloom, Linda M. Busscher, Jane Lee Avery, James William Boehm, Ronald Edward Cain, Larry Eugene Avery, Marilyn Lee Bolcato, John Michael Caldwell, Marie Ellen

Awe, Ruth Ann Bomers, Diane Marie Camacho, Maria Margarita Bailey, Debra Ann Bond, David Earl Campbell, Andrea Carol Bailie, Kathy Lynn Booth, Jeune Kelli Caniff, Albert Richard, Jr. Baird, James Lyn Botruff, Alexis Maria Carlson, Lucinda Nell Baker, Charles George Bouyer, Corey L. Carmody, Geraldine Frances Carothers, Walter Thomas Drew, Edward Stanley Hahn, Donna E. Carpenter, Charles N. Droski, Ronald James Haith, Leon Wayne Carr, Sally Ann Dullinger, Martha Kathryn Halle, Nancy L. Carson, Charles Vincent Durbin, Elaine Tyler Hardiman, Clova Rhodes Cavazos, Oscar Durr, David L. Harding, Lorraine Alice

Cerva, Joseph Thomas Durr, William Charles Hardy, James Patric Chadderdon, David Andrew Ebersole, Kenneth Lee Hari, Brooke Suzanne Charron, Nancy Necord Ecker, Nancy Sue Harper, Mary Catherine Chichester, Annie Sue Edlund, Sherry C. Harrington, Patricia Lee Chrestensen, Diane Lynn Edwards, Sandra Jan Hartman, Anna Jane

Clark, Martha June El-Naiem, Abdulrahman Mohammed Harvey, Barbara A. Clarke, Dennis Everett, Janice Louise Haussman, Monika J. Clay, John Frederick Ewing, Janet Miller Haviland, James Jay Clompus, Edie Merle Fabry, Bernard Dean Hayne, William Philip, III. Coffee, James Arthur Failing, Sheila Leone Heiden, Janice Sue

Cole, H. Kenneth Falcone, Cecilia Yolanda Heiss, Marilyn Ellen Colgan, Annabelle Grace Farwell, Roberta West Helzer, Phillip Leo Collins, Lowell Louise Fedesna, Nicholas Edward, Jr. Hemingway, Nancy Anne Connell, Michael Patrick Fetterer, Raymond H., Jr. Henderson, Jeffrey T. Connors, John Byron Fillwock, Bonnie Hendricks, Virginia May

Conrad, Cheryl Gene Morris Florkowski, Julia Ann Henkel, Arlene Rinner Conroy, Eileen Susan Fochtman, Margarete E. Henry, Robert Charles Corstange, Kathleen Morrison Ford, Catherine Mary Henson, Donald Lee Craig, Donn Victor Ford, Gary Charles Herron, Renzella G.B. Cramer, Louis Graham Foster, Jack James Hestand, Deirdre Ann

Crisman, Jannea Louise Fraker, Barbara Jane Hild, Donna Jane Crosby, Thomas Parsons Franklin, Mary Jane Hiler, Jane M. Cross, Lorene H. Freier, Patricia Stella Hill, Roger W. Crossen, John Robert Fullerton, John Michael Hilliard, David Jarvis Curchack, Peggy Lehman Furner, Patrick A. Hintgen, Thomas Lee

Currier, Thomas Richard Garmon, M. Arthur Hofstra, Ronald Elvin Curvey, Linda Louise Garrison, Mary Lou Hollinger, Rex Louis Czarnopis, Jane Ellen Gartner, Victor John Hoogstra, Mary J. Dahlke, Loretta Kay Garzelloni, James David Hoontrakul, Viphavee Davenport, Frederic K. Gauss, Mary Oberdorfer Hopkins, Kay L.

Davey, William George Gerken, Barbara Eileen Horton, Jane Ann Davison, Joyce Elaine Gerritsen, Bryan Reed House, Kathy Ann Dawkins, Gerald D. Gervais, Joyce Ann Howard, Gerald, II. Decker, David Ives Geschwendt, Jane Edith Howes, William Earl Decker, Gayle Marie Gibby, Loretta Louise Howson, Ruth Rahn

Decker, Patrick Eugene Gibson, James Arthur Huber, Carol Tare Degraaf, David Andrew Gilbert, Lynette Ruth Hudak, Joyce Christine Delooff, Linda Mae Gilbert, Mari Lynn Hudson, Herman Alvin Demulder, Arthur R. Gilmore, Susan Kathleen Huffman, John Clifton Deroo, David Glenn Goodman, Byron Lee Huizinga, Henry Frank

Derose, Sue Ann Gordon, Robert William Huls, Donald Allen Descheneau, Elaine L. Phillips Graham, Thomas William Humphrey, Todd Spencer Devenney, Mary Ann Grant, James Oliver Hunt, Camilla H. Deyoung, Leonard Lee Green, Sharon Berryman Hunt, David P. Dick, Wilbur W. Greene, David Rusek, Robert George

Dickson, Daniel Joseph Greiner, Jerome Thomas Idisi, Christiana Diederich, Patricia Kay Groat, Gary James Jackson, Leo J. Dimac, Sandra Mihaloff Groebe, Jean Ellen Jacobs, Janice M. Din, Mdshuaib Che Gropp, Sheila Jendrzejewski, Walter V. Dobson, Louise Beatrice Gross, Toni Perior Jennings, Robert James

Dochod, John James Guikema, Arnold, Jr. Jensen, Rita Ann Dodd, Rebecca M. Gunter, Judith Ann Jeremy, Frank H. Doll, Christine Ann Gyimah, Augustina Jessup, Janice Ruth Dorsch, Sarah Frances Hafeman, Janice Marylin Johnson, Deborah Sue Dressel, Mark Edward Hagger, Roberta Roxie Johnson, Douglas E. Johnson, Sally Jean Maclean, Susan Elizabeth Nave, Linnea May Johnson, Susan Jill Macleod, William Lucien, III. Nazari, Sohrab Johnson, Vickie Ann Madu, Bernadette Theresa Neal, Thomas Earl Jones, Karen Jean Maesen, Diane R. Neil, Mary A. Jones, Sara Jean Magelssen, Jack Neal Nellis, Linda Sue

Kaczorowski, Robert Lynn Mahaney, Margaret Jean Nelson, Dorothy M. Kaeding, William Frederick Maitland, Dorothy J. Nelson, Geneva Daisy Kaleta, Carolyn Joan Makowski, Nancy Kay Newnum, Geraldine Joan Kaminski, Leonard Edward Marek, Ronald J. Newnum, James Lee Kaplan, Carole Beth Markillie, Paul Alan Nichols, Walter Howard, Jr.

Karayannis, Michael John Martin, Marion E. Nicholson, Charles Lee Karazia, Bruce Dennis Martin, William L. Nickell, Stewart Monroe Karczewski, Linda Taylor Massingill, Dennis Allen Nigg, Lorrain Cheryl Kelly, Karl Taylor Matson, Linda Ann Noel, Kelly O. Kertoy, Marilyn Kay Mattern, Mary Paula Northrop, Mary Therese

Kirn, Seung Ki Maxson, Suzanne Mae Nurrie, E. Joyce King, Sharon Ann Maxwell, Donald E. Nuyen, Joan Avis Kirkpatrick, Kristin Anne Maxwell, Jean Yvonne Oato, Ichiro Kitson, Dixie Ann Maxwell, Samuel R. O'Connor, Marilyn Carol Kladder, Ross Gordon Mayer, Eleanor Ruth O'Donnell, Elizabeth

Klein, Cheryl Lucille McCleland, Robert Wayne Oleszczuk, Janet Marie Klinger, Arthur Monroe McClenathan, Mark E. Olson, Christine I. Klooster, Gregg Melvin Mccloughan, Gail R. Olson, Marsha Ann Kloostra, Raymond George McCollow, John Edward Parkinson, Thomas Richard Kloostra, Sheryl Blauwkarnp McDougall, Mary Elizabeth Parsons, Gloria G.

Knickerbocker, Larry Robert McGruder, Marian L. Patel, Jagruti R. Korgal, Richard Frank McGuigan, Emily Phillips Peekstok, Sesta Verleen Korson, Gerald Francis McKee, Everett W. Pellerito, John S., Jr. Kothe, Cheryl Lynn McLinden, Daniel Joseph Peppin, Paul Theodore Krauseneck, James Frederick, Jr. McNeal, Bertha Louise Perko, John A.

Krieger, Karen Ranae Meadows, Milo Martin, Jr. Perry, Patricia Jean Krolik, Susan Marie Mechalik, Raymond Leo Peterson, Michael J. Kuntz, Judith Litana Meeuwenberg, Susan J. Peterson, Nancy A. Kurek, Diane Frances Mehta, Bhadreshkurnar J. Peuler, Jacob Dale Kurek, Gary Melvin Mepharn, Douglas Charles Pierce, Annemarie

Lablance, Shaun Patrick Merrill, Ronald A. Pinkham, James Hansen Lake, Elizabeth Anne Merritt, John Frederick Pitman, Robert A. Lancaster, John Richard Meyer, Judith Kay Pizarro Diaz, Gonzalo de Jesus Landberg, Gail L. Meyle, Ronald Lee Plath, Elisabeth Jean Lange, Patricia Ann Mieras, William James Plato, Priscilla Dorothy

Laninga, Audrey Fay Miller, J. Timothy Plurnhoff, Linda Sue Latocha, Judy Ann Miller, Robert Isaac Polay, Beverly Irene Lawson, Sidney E. Miller, Wyman Leroy Porter, Michael D. Leatz, Lily R. Mingo, Gwendolyn Seeley Pastula, Ann Elizabeth Legier, Judith Lynn Mintle, Norman Clark Potts, David James

Lenzi, Andrea Patricia Mitton, Bruce F. Prawdzik, Bernard, II. Leonard, Jerry Alan Mitton, Nadine Jane Prentice, Ruth Anne Lesniewski, Janet I. Mohr, George John, Jr. Price, David Charles Lewis, James E. Moon, Carroll, Jr. Prudden, Elizabeth A. Lewis, Larry E. Moore, Charles E. Pugh, Edward D.

Lewis, Susan Elinor Morrison, Maureen Hurley Pugh, Thomas Edward Liegl, Sharon E. Morse, George Earl Pyatt, Patty Lou Lightfoot, Marjorie Ellen Moulder, Joseph A. Quinn, Rose Lillrnars, Luke D. Mow, Mark Thompson Ragainis, Janet Lee Littlejohn, James O'Dell Muchmore, W. Lee Randle, Sandra K.

Livingston, Ruth Ann Mulder, Jeffrey Hugh Rankine, Daryl Caroline Lloyd, Jessie Pearl Murphy, Sister Rosella Marie Raspberry, Karen J. Lopresto, Michael Vincent Myers, Karen Renee Reading, Susan Marie Lowler, Clyde G. Nagy, Deborah Jean Reece, Sanford Miller, Jr. Macaluso, Nancy Mina Naugle, Thomas D. Ridenour, James Denis Rincon-Bonilla, Luis Hernando Smith, Laura L., SSJ Vanatta, Norma J. Ringleberg, Morris Martin Somsky, David J. Vandenakker, Beatrice Irene Ripmaster, Edward Scott Sorensen, John Miller Vandenberg, Linda Susan Rivkin, Marilyn Joyce Sorgatz, James Frank Vanderwal, Barbara Jean Robbert, Joan Tellman Southland, Jerry L. Vanderwal, Kathleen Ann

Robinson, Charlotte Faye Spates, Estella Vandonkelaar, David H. Robinson, Mary Ruth Spawn, Loretta Joy Vaneenenaam, Barbara Lynn Roh, Frederick Earl Speeks, Emelda Louise Vanhuis, Robert Allen Rosenberg, Shelley Masion Spodarek, Greig Arthur Vankammen, Jean Elizabeth Roskam, James Sporte, James Martin Vanportfleet, Loren Paul

Ross, Candace Wendt Stendle, Diane Kay Vansickle, Arlene G. Ross, Gladis Marie Stephens, Mary J. Vanwyngarden, Larry R. Rotier, Lynne Maria Stephens, Penola Drusilla Vaughn, Charles Bryan Rudnick, James Leonard Stevens, Cynthia Gail Veeder, Raymond J., Jr. Rudolph, Laurence E. Stevens, Daniel Arthur Vemich, Susan Margaret

Rushkewicz, Mary Ann Stevens, James Raymond Verplank, Robert Bruce Russell, Joanne E. Stone, Wendall Vinkemulder, John Philip Rustenholtz, Jan Emily Storm, Paul Wesley Visser, Marilyn Ryden, Sandra B. Streekstra, Larry Lee Vitals, Judith Carol Salamatian, Akbar Streeter, Jon Donald Wait, Maxine L.

Salvano, Charles Anthony Streets, Charleen L. Wallerstein, Lesley Ann Sa�gent, E. Elizabeth Strobl, Andrea Jeanne Wang, Li-Chyun C. Schaefer, Kenneth Franklin Stromsta, Scot Wansa, Emil Joseph Schalon, Antoinette M. Strong, David B. Warfield, Irene E. Scheffler, Raelene Jenise Stuck, Wanda Marie Wark, Esther D.

Schilke, Arthur Sugiyama, David S. Wassink, Leon Jay Schipper, Max Wells Sulier, Frederick Tobias Waterbury, Phyllis Kay Schmalz, Mary Jane Sullivan, Donna Jane Waterman, Lon R. Schneider, Davina Louise Sweers, Bruce Edward Watson, Penelope Susan Scholand, Bernhard Swieter, Stephen C. Watt, Ann Meredith

Schripsema, Nancy Lynne Rosema Swinehart, Betsey Lehew Watterworth, Lynn Barden Schwetz, Edith Marie Swinehart, Grant Edward Wechter, Rose Scofield, Nancy Jane Swoyer, Sarah Warner Weick, Joan K. Sears, Deborah Sypnieski, Janet Marie Wellenkamp, Gail Ann Sebenar, Mark Robert Tawasay, Prasit Welton, Roy Phillips

Selden, Paul H. Tefft, Julie Gouger Westbrook, Jimmie Dell Sells, Catherine E. Tenelshof, John Ernest Whalen, Deirdre Maureen Senf, Harriet R. Terlisner, Martha Kay Whitney, Mark Isham Sensabaugh, Mary Ellen Theeuwes, Retha M. Wicks, Greg Harlan Sepler, Harvey Joel Thiem, Susan Eileen Wilhite, Janet Laverne

Shafer, Alan George Thomas, Nancy Lane Wilhite, Paul R. Sharkey, Susan Linda Thompson, Violet Mae Wilkens, Charlotte Ann Shelton, Janice Lee Tinetti, Rosemary Williams, Bonnie Mae Shibata, Hirokazu Tobert, Gordon Paul Williams, Rita Ann Shubeck, Michael Byron Todd, Linda Diane Wills, Roger Donald

Shull, Marsha Verschure Toms, William R. Wilson, Charles William Sidlouskas, Kathleen Ann Tonn, Michael E. Winkelman, Walter Edward, Jr. Siemen, Margaret Mary Trantum, Dennis Arthur Wiseman, Joanne M. Simmons, Sandra Lee Trefry, Timothy William Wood, Sara Elizabeth Skivington, John R. Trice, Johnnie Woodall, Irene R.

Sleper, Gary Barton Trull, Donald Benson Woodhull, Susan Zimmerman Sloan, Jan A. Truss, Gregory William Woods, Nancy Ann Smith, Betty Anne Truss, Helen C. Workman, Ruth Doris Smith, Lane Robert Tubergen, Patricia Ann Wotta, Philip John Smith, Marcia Lynn Udo, Asukwo J. Wroblewski, David L.

Smith, Margaret J. Ulmer, Michelle Devito Wunsch, Laura Ann Smith, Mary Jo Vafai, Abbas Yamato, Marilyn R. Smith, Raymond E. Vaillancourt, S.J. Yonker, Edwin Lee Smith, Richard Gyles Valdes, Frances Ruth Youngs, William Maxwell Smith, Sally Lou Vanallsburg, Margie L. Yusof, Aizan Mohd Zartman, Lois Gnoeneveld Ziegler, Catherine Gilmer Zorns, Eleanor W. Zartner, James B. Zigulich, Maryann Ziegler, Carolyn Ann Zoref, Leslie Susan

Master of Business Administration

Armitage, Deborah A. Castonguay, David Paul Rehrauer, Steven F. Baltmanis, Juris P. Crouch, David Alvin Sanborn, William A. Blazer, Douglas Owen Deweerd, Terrence Bruce Sterk, Stanley John Bonney, Gordon Genge, Dennis William Vandekieft, William, Jr. Brockway, Kenneth L. Hoag, Mark Alden Vanwyk, Max B. Brovont, Larry Dean Marczewski, Richard Wesley Weber, Paul Gerhardt Busscher, Paul Lee Mellas, Charles M. Wright, Richard H. Bust, Gordon A. Oppenhuisen, Peter, II. Zaggy, Kenneth Walter

Master of Fine Arts

Limmer, Gregory Lee Vandersluis, Sylvia Wells, Carl Melville

Master of Music

Brockington, Frances N.R. Farmer, Daniel Layne Kliemann, Mary Catherine Meyer, Janice Catherine

Master of Occupational Therapy

Berge, Margaret Cynthia Casterton, Janet Pickard, Diane Marie Boyd, Sally Louise Hilton, Valorie Jane Read, Anne C. Casey, William Joseph, Jr. Morse, Bonnie Jean Young, Willa L. Zander, Suzanne

Master of Public Administration

Abdelsalam, Mohammed Ibrahim Ajabi, Legesse Gebre-Medhin, Solomon

Master of Science

Aslani, !raj Galer, Beryl Kenneth Mokhtari, Jalil Bly, Steven Michael Gibson, Frank H. Ogundairo, Joseph Ereola Brown, Michael Andrew Hagadone, Thomas Raymond Pannaraj, Prachak Chantrapannik, Anukool Hartmann, David Lynn Robyn, Mary Mayer Deckard, Thomas Lee Jamil, Tarique Rose, Todd Norman Drozdenko, Donald Kephart Kliemann, Anthony Lowell Samouha, Nabiolah Evans, David Alan Long, Gary Loran Schmidt, Richard Alexander Farooghian, Ezatollah Miller, Allen Lynn Smolsky, Edward A.

Master of Science in Accountancy

Paige, William G. Powell, Lawrence James Rozelle, David Lester

Master of Science in Librarianship

Adamczak, Susan Therese Bowman, Laureen Carol Fennell, Margene Frances Backie, Faye C. Brown, Gregory Burley File, Russell Harold Baker, Jacqueline Suzan Bunce, Sue Flynn, Dawn Louise Barber, Virginia Marie Burkam, Demitra Kostakis Foster, Sylvia Skratek Barrett, Ruth Mary Burke, Connie Mayes Fox, Sandra Ann

Billings, Marian Alaine Chowning, Ricki Hemenway Garstka, Stephanie Tower Bloomfield, Karen Louise Clairmont, Virginia Lee Goldsberry, Jane Elizabeth Bordonaro, Salvatore Coleman, Susan Mae Griffith, John Courtney Bosch, Eleanor Annette Cox, Barbara Jean Haight, Ann Kathryn Bowerman, Mary Ann DeVito, Patricia Hanna, Carol A. Hawbaker, A. Craig Major, Howard T. Ricker, Janet Scott Revel, Beverly Ann Marovich, Isabel Lois Robandt, Katherine M. Hoard, Delilah Mae Matthews, Christine A. Roe, Mary Ann Jacot, Ruth Signe Maxton, Alan Ruben, Roberta Lynne Jean, Jill Kay Mernitz, Glenna June Schober, Elaine Marie

Johnson, Christopher Robin Morris, Kathleen Ann Schroeder, Carolene Williams Keener, Bruce Harrley Maske, Corrine Sieradzki, Sally Ann Kilgren, Wendy Leigh Neudeck, Thomas Alan Small, Doris Kistler, Stephen Paul Nicholson, Sharon Lynn Stahl, Marcy Ann Klinger, Gloria Lynn Olson, Thomas Richard Steinberg, Rachael Jean

Krum, Marilyn S. Parolisi, Janice Marie Stewart, Mary Lou Lauer, Alice Mae Pasquale, Margaret S. Stout, Paul Warren Lawton, J. Kevin Paur, Lois M. Stoutenburg, Brian H. Lee, Bong Ja Pierson, Diana Lee Suttorp, Mary Louise Lenger, Fredric John Pitchford, Martha K. Tabar, Margaret E.

Lepke, John Richard Post, Roger Alan Tod, Stephen Robert Lewis, Carol Raspet, Kathleen Dorothy Vanantwerp, Frederick Jay Long, Jeanne M. Reda, Deborah B. Vandermeer, Lynne Ann MacCubbin, Norma Jean Richert, Patricia Sue Zakoworotny, Donna Lara

Master of Social Work

Bensinger, Susan Bergquist Brustad, Donald Bernard Gilbert, Beatrice Ware, Ethel Jean

Bachelor of Arts (June 25, 1975)

Alanen, Robin L. Ford, Denise Suzanne Lyster, Karen L. Alford, Lillian Friedman, Robin Ann Manning, Thomas Louis Baer, James Edward Friesen, Robert Arthur Markham, Martha Ann Barlow, Katherine Gaffney, Debra Elizabeth Masterson, Greg C. Bartosiewicz, Gary P. Garson, Michel McClain, Michael Lee

Bennett, Laurelle Gesmundo, Martha McMurray, Jane A. Boateng-Poku, Kojo Gingas, John Peter McNally, Thomas Edward Boersma, Larry B. Grima, John Leanard McNeil!, John Jacob Brown, Barbara Jean Hayes, Martha A. Meredith, Susan Marie Buzzell, Alice J. Hess, Robert D. Miller, Catherine J.

Chambers, Jennis E. Hoben, Elise Jean Miller, Nina Lee Chmielewski, Thomas Edward Iffland, Charis Ann Miller, Vicki Lee Chorbagian, Susan Beth Johnson, Karen A. Moening, Karen Churchill, Kathryn Lynn Johnson, Pam Myers, James Edward Churchill Richard Lee Juergens, Susan May Neale, Donald Edward Jr.

Clair, Rick Kail, David Shelton Neill, Jane Alice Cole, Deborah Elaine Kane, Timothy Joseph O'Brien, Robert K. Cooper, Sharon Ann Kimble, Thomas Joseph Okuno, Masaaki Corsette, Burt H. III King, Archie L. Orritt, Vicki Lynne Cramer, Kathleen June Kohn, Harry James Parker, Randy Duane

Cubra, Peter M. Kuipers, John Langdon Pettinga, Patricia Lynn Daam, Gordon Duane Lang, Thomas William Phillips, William Brian Dannhardt, Harry Werner Lau, David Louis Jr. Porterfield, John Scott Deason, Gay A. Lavin, Francis I. Jr. Powell, Patricia M. Denn, Joni N. Lawson, Ruth Ann Purgiel, John

Des Jardin, Dennis Lewis, Deborah K. Radebaugh, Rada Dopp, Elizabeth S. Licata, Vincent F. Rawson, Heidi Louise Etter, John C. Liepins, Inese Reed, James E. Evans, Deborah Ann Locatis, Noralee J. Reniker, Sherry Jo Foote, Bert Charles Lodge, Kathleen Nancy Rogers, Catherine Rae Rolka, Susan J. Slover, Linda Lea Wade, Susan M. Rozek, Matthew John Sogoian, Audrey Alice Wall, Christopher John Rybicki, Sharon Lynn Spall, Kathleen Marie Waroe, Rebecca J. Sandler, Patricia Leigh Stintzi, Debra Wartmann, Eric Charles Sauerbrey, Klaus Juergen Stoddard, Robert Paul Watts, Wendell

Schell, Barbara L. Tesmer, Thomas L. Weisman, Ellen Gail Schnizlein, Christy Lee Tew, Sydney Keith Wesenberg, Carol Sue Schoenrock, Ruthanne Trout, Laura Jane Willison, Douglas R. Schreiber, Kathryn Elaine Tse, Jacqueline Man-Yee Willmeng, Janice Seaton, David Fredrick Turkenburg, Joyce Wilma Wilson, Frank Clennon U.

Seymour, Marilyn Verway, Clair Hollis Wilson, Viola Lynn Simon, Richard Keith Vigneault, H. Bruce Woolley, Wendy June Sinkevics, Irene Marija Visel, Barry Lee Wright, Bruce Duane Slomp, Helene Delia Wade, P. Timothy Yops, Jackelyn R.

Bachelor of Business Administration (June 25, 1975)

Abubakr, Mursi S. Gies, John C. Olson, James Michael Allen, Thomas Robert Gordon, A. Michael Palasinski, Richard John Allor, John Paul Greenhalgh, Kurt Harlan Potter, Larry Edward Anderson, David Lee Grettum, Robert S. Jr. Powers, Timothy R. Armbruster, Terry L. Griffith, Larry T. Raseman, James C.

Balgoyen, Steven R. Grob, David C. Rehmus, Thomas Richard Banerian, Carl Jr. Groggel, Mark Donald Reid, Daniel Jay Barker, Steven Heath Hinkel, John L. Richardson, Dennis L. Barry, Kathrine C. Risler, Clayton T. Riching, Gregory Lee Battermann, Lynne Terry Hoelscher, William Thomas Riedner, Thomas William

Begole, Richard Robert Holtrop, Daniel Alan Rishell, Mark Allison Bell, Dwayne Anthony Johnson, Van D. Rohwedder, Jerome Lee Benson, Carl Henning Kessler, Michael J. Jr. Rowekamp, Cynthia L. Billmeier, Steven Craig Kosty, Donald Robert Schulert, Paul Douglas Bohl, Donald E. Lee, Maria Yio Tsi Shanahan, Patrick John

Boonprasarn, Montri Line, Christine Ann Shum, Phyllis Arnell Brant, Douglas G. Linsdau, John Thomas Shum, Roy D. Caldwell, David James Luttmann, Steven Robert Smith, Alan Lee Chiappino, Mark Alex MacArthur, Christine J. Smith, Bryan Floyd Clack, Dennis Wayne MacDonald, David Richard Stacey, Thomas L.

Cleveland, C. Jeff Maddalena, Louis Emilio Stanley, Sally Sue Colbert, Paul David Manning, Patrick G. Steele, Kenneth Edward Cook, Douglas N. Masura, Milo Anthony Steudle, Carl Herman Crosby, Ralph E. Mathews, Mark A. Stieber, Thomas Joseph Cuthbert, Lloyd George Matthews, Elaine Kathleen Subatch, Deborah C.

Dedona, Richard William McMurray, Gary Wayne Summerville, Douglas Gale Degrandchamp, Michael V. Meyers, Marjorie Anne Taft, Rodney Lynn Dennis, William Charles Jr. Miller, Reid Edward Taylor, Dennis R. Dickerson, Ronald Andrei Mills, Herbert Bernard Thatcher, Thomas Frank Douglas, Kim Elizabeth Moore, Ronald J. Thomas, John M.

Droege, Philip Charles Morrell, Bradford Henry Thomasma, Thomas J. Duncan, Samuel Jr. Nichols, Blair McLaury Varsa, Steven John Eller, Linda Jean Nicholson, Bruce E. Wenzlick, Lavearn G. Elliott, Martha Lynn Noppen, John Jr. Wigent, Barry Alen Essenmacher, Jerry David Norton, Henry W. Williams, Davey J.

Fisher, William Bernard O'Connell, Jeffrey Mark Wise, Stephen Michael Floer, Kathryn Suzanne Ogburia, Sunn Sylvanus Wixson, Richard Howard Flotow, Steven F. Olinyk, John M. Jr. Worthy, Thomas Leo Robert Bachelor of Fine Arts (June 25, 1975)

Albertson, Nancy J. Henderson, Elizabeth Anne Swartzendruber, Constance Lynn Corbacho, Rita Dolores Cristin McMahan, John R. III Yenor, Vern

Bachelor of Music (June 25, 1975)

Alimpich, Anna Johnson, Chris Edward Spanninga, Nancy Rae Benn, Mark Hubert Neumann, Janet Elizabeth Thomas, Barbara Jean Bovee, Laura Joan Riley, Timothy Martin

Bachelor of Science (June 25, 1975)

Al-Deini, Abdullah Ali Mohamma Campbell, Jack Eric Freeman, Dawn Carlye Albers, James Denny Campbell, John L. Garratt, Susan Elaine Alcorn, Yvonne L. Cantrell, Aaron Garrison, Evadne R. Allgaier, Michael Lewis Cantrell, Jacquelyn Ann Garwin, Geri Ann Almas, Gregory J. Carvell, Douglas Richard Gauthier, Janice M.

Alward, Kathryn Chaney, James William Giancaterin, Richard Anderson, Laraine Gail Charter, Milton C. Gilbert, Nancy Margaret Anderson, Michael Duane Chase, William Kevin Gilmore, Anne Louise Anding, Eileen Kathren Clark, Cynthia Lynn Gingerich, Ronald Ardell Armstrong, Kurt M. Clincher, James Raymond Golec, Alice Jean

Avani, Nathan Cook, Frankie Jo Goosen, Jerome Stanley Badder, David Joseph Cook, Martha Jane Gower, Lynnette Carol Mongan Bailey, Kasandra Kaye Cowser, Gregory Louis Grashorn, Sandra Kay Baltas, Cathy E. Cree, Michael Robert Greenburg, Sandra Lee Barres, Brian J. Cross, Mary Ann Groggel, Richard William Jr.

Bauer, William Allen Crossman, Donald Michael Groh, Joseph C. Baxter, Terry Lynn Crouch, Katherine Anne Grubb, Sarah Jane Beardsley, James G. Crouse, Carol Ann Gustafson, Susan V. Benthin, Richard R. Culp, Michael Blaine Hager, Mary Ellen Berkfield, Mary E. Curtis, Mary-Jo Anderson Haineault, David Albert

Bershas, Susan Marie Custer, Deborah Kay Hanley, Janice Marie Bertera, Lynn Marie Dalton, Scott Lewis Harback, Duane James Bevan, Patricia L. Daly, Patricia Ann Hargus, Stanley C. Bielak, James Walter Damvelt, Barbara A. Harrell, Ronnee Jean Bills, Janet Lynne Darling, Suzanne Harris, Kathleen Ann

Black, Carol S. Davis, Mary Larie Harris, Melanie S. Boehm, Jean Ann Dawson, Stephen Francis Harry, Casey D. Bottema, Gary Delvin, Lynn Arthur Harsten, Jewell D. Bradley, Patrick D. Demirkan, Mehmet Turgay Hartmann, Mary Ellen Brady, Douglas Max Deyoung, Donn Paul Havens, Linda Jean

Brandenburg, Lloyd H. III Dodd, Lawrence M. Hay, Kathleen Marie Briney, Kenneth S. Dulyea, Richard K. Hayes, Kathleen Gay Bristol, Cynthia S. Duquette, Denise Ann Haynes, Kathy Gene Brooks, Samuel Clyde Eibler, Lynn Marie Hazekamp, Joann Brouhard, Pamela J. Engle, James L. Hendrick, Linda Jean

Brown, Ruth Ann Ericson, Stephen Merrill Henningsen, Richard G. Bruex, Pamela Ann Everhart, Gregg Alan Hicks, Maurice D. Bullard, Ornie Keith Fales, Ronald Eugene Hile, Nicholas V. Jr. Burch, Catherine Sue Felce, Ernesto F. Hnilo, James Richard Burdette, Karman K. Ferrel, Pamela Jean Spencer Hoag, Linda Susanne

Burgoyne, Brian Arthur Ferrill, Patricia E. Holowecky, Cynthia Sue Byrd, Betty Lou Fitzgerald, Jeffrey Russell Hook, Deborah S. Cag, Lynn Patricia Flathau, Patricia Jane Hook, Wendy Elaine Cain, Julie Ann Fleet, Linda Louise Houting, Thomas Vernon Caldwell, James T. Francis, Deborah Joy Hughes, Joan Ellen Hughes, Michael Thomas Mew, Joanne Y.U. Rowden, Robert B. ·Jr. Hulst, Ronald Jay Miller, M. Jeanette Rubick, Michael L. Humbarger, Cheryl Stavig Minjoe, John F. Salazar, Jose P. Imhoff, Daniel M. Mitchell, Edward Melvin Sauer, Lenore F. Ivan, Kaye H. Mitchell, Valerie S. Saxton, Paula B.

Jarman, Douglas Moore, Marla Sue Scheick, Robert Lavere Jennings, Jacque Kay Moore, Susan Todd Schmidt, Edward C. Jobe, Susan Coppedge Moreno, Domingo F. Schneider, Arlene Johnson, Karen Ann Morris, Fred S. Schoonmaker, Beth Johnson, Michael A. Morrison, Roderick John Schrauben, Thomas D.

Jones, Patsy Jean Morton, Susan Diane Schueler, Stephen Cary Julian, Mary Eileen Mosley, Ann E. Selen, Sherry Lynn Keana, Phyllis Jean Moss, Anne Helen Sellers, David Bruce Kestner, Lynn Marie Moss, Robert I. Jr. Sexton, Kenneth E. King, Martha Anne Nagel, Gerald L. Sexton, Phyllis Anne

Klein, Gary B. Nagurka, Thomas Francis Shakotko, Dale Allen Knowlton, Timothy Steven Neusius, Philip D. Sharpley, Karen Lee Kondolf, Jennifer Ann Newland, David Richard Simmons, John Edwin Kowalkoski, Pamela Stansell Nichols, Philip J. Simmons, Patricia Ellen Kreuze, Kenneth Ray Norman, Robert Paul Skarbek, Karen Eileen

Langdon, Joseph Stanley Northrop, Glenn Allen Skodack, Robert William Lapoint, Michelle Ann Norwood, Allan T. Sloan, Robert James III. Larsen, Kenneth Leonard Nusbaumer, Jane Prochnow Smith, Arthur James Latchaw, Barbara Ann Ober, Benjamin Robert Smith, David H. Laycock, Leslee Anne Ochala, Debra Ann Soderstrom, Dale Allen

Layzell, Keith Arthur Ochenas, Sara L. Soens, Robert John Leach, Victoria Elizabeth Neud Oliverio, Diane Marie Solomon, Alan Edward Leiser, Timothy Mark Osborne, Carol Lee Sovey, Terry Ann Lescoe, Mary Ann O'Shaughnessy, Molly Jeanne Spencer, James R. Lewis, Patricia Ann Paine, Thomas Anthony Staples, William R. Jr.

Lolich, Michael Stephen Palleschi, Lonnie Lawrence Stauffer, Larry D. Long, Thomas Peter Jr. Park, Cynthia S. Stava, Hans Peter Lowe, Gwyn Denise Parks, Charles Allen Stephenson, Barbara Ann Lowry, James Russell Patrick, Mark Curtis Stone, Patricia Kay Lucatelli, Virginia A. Patrick, Shirley Ruth Sutton, Wanita

Lundy, Karon Paxson, Betty J. Tambourine, Roy Michael Lyon, Kathleen Dale Payne, Peggy Anne Tanaka, Jane Renate Mackey, Gwendolyn Elmiria Pendergrass, Jacqueline Lea Taylor, Candace Lee Maes, Bruce P. Pfeifle, Beverly J. Taylor, Richard Wayne Maher, Michael Paul Phelps, Rex Dale Tenney, Elizabeth Ellen

Mahon, Daniel James Phillips, Vaughn G. Terry, Sylvia J.S. Malone, Kevin M. Piskor, Laila Thornton, Juanita Jo Mandich, John P. Polen, Candyce J. Tomakowsky, David Cass Mark, Dennis Douglas Pomeroy, Carol M. Tripplehorn, Tina N. Martin, Gary Michael Porter, Bruce Allan Turcotte, Jeffrey Gordon

Martin, Karen A. Prentice, Paul E. Turner, Arlene J. Mason, Joan A. Prolo, Jerry Dwight Twaijry, Abdullah Abdulaziz Massey, Richard Alan Radwan, John F. Valek, Wendy L. Mathieson, John M. Reed, Sheryl Lynn Valentine, Joseph C. Mattis, Jill Michelle Reicherts, David W. Vanatta, James Robert

McCall, Robert Kevin Reid, Kenneth Michael Vanhala, Douglas Paul Mccurry, Jeanne Ellen Remick, James Lee Vanreenen, John McDowell, Roger Rhinesmith, Laura Ann Verzi, Catherine P. McKenzie, Suzan Jo Rhodin, Steven G. Vinson, John David McLean, Daniel James Richards, Kenneth J. Voss, Jane Cheryl

McMillan, Anna Joyce Richardson, Kara Lynn Wait, Sally Louise Medina, Eduardo M. Robertson, Greta Ann Watkins, Susan Joy Mei, Richard Carl Robinson, Shirley Ann Webster, Brian Alan Merrill, Beth Ellen Rodgers, Catharine Ann Wehr, Paul Henry Messing, Linda Mae Rosenthal, Rochelle Weimer, Kenneth Lewis Weise, Christine Ann White, Jerry Paul Woodward, Randy S. Wenk, Susan Ellen Wickham, Robert Thomas Zabicki, Anthony Valentine, Jr. Westerhof, Luanne Widman, Debra Anne Zlockie, John J.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical) (June 25, 1975)

Cool, William D. Page, Ronald Earl Qahwash, Wasfi Othman Krzyske, Dennis Carl Pittman, Edward Verne Seppamaki, Philip Leland Stander, Robert James

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial) (June 25, 1975)

Henne, Michael Robert Khosravani, Mansour Koch, David John

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical) (June 25, 1975)

Grintals, Guntis Onitiri, Tunde Adedayo Swarvar, Larry Carl Luchkovitz, Leon Edward Shishmian, Philip Alexander Vall, Michael Newkirk, James Edward Sullivan, Raymond Randall

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper) (June 25, 1975)

Bradshaw, Peter Burt Paisley, Ian Ross Douglas Ripple, Bradley Keith

Bachelor of Arts (August 22, 1975)

Abbott, Lyman Duane Eisenbach, Lauretta Rhea Kraak, Jeanne Marie Adams, Randall James Engel, Philip A. Kremers, Stephen John Bailey, Mary Margaret Fetterer, Bradley Jay Kupres, Steven J. Barkume, Timothy Gerard Fisher, Susan Marie Lang, Sherrie L. Baxter, Kim Chadwick Frentheway, Judith A. Lehman, Nancy Scott

Beebe, David Harry Galovic, Kathleen C. Lemon, Glen H. Bennett, Allen Jay Gleason, Linda Sue Levenberg, Judah Bennett, Carol Savvas Golembiewski, Donald Joseph Lockett, Cynthia Maria Bergh, Mary Ella Gramblin, Paul M. MacDonell, Nancy E. Berkey, Richard Brian Hale, Shelley Elaine Malamam, Marie Elizabeth

Blanchard, Barbara E. Harshbar.ger, Lynn Marie Maley, Barbara A. Bogner, G. Andrew Harvey, John Franklin Marcy, Gary R. Butterfield, Kathryn Sue Hatty, Michael Paul McCarthy, Mary Sue Caruso, Patricia Ann Hauck, Dennis B. McDonnell, Jean Cheong, Chau Wing Hay, Kathryn Ann McGuire, Lillie Pauline

Cheung, Kenneth Wai Kin Hayes, Carol Anne Meddaugh, Kenneth David Clancey, Colleen Heckman, Janet K. Mehl, William Carl Collins, Denise L. Hendrix, Deborah E. Metcalf, Gary Nicholas Cook, Betty Suzanne Henry, James A. Miles, Peggy Ann Coutant, William Arthur Hill, Franklin H. Nichols, Debra Lynn

Crafton, Sandra Lynne Southwel Hoppe, Suzanne North, Roger Stephen Cunningham, Karen Louise Jackson, Richard H. O'Brien, Randy Joseph Daniels, Paula Yvette Johnson, Karen Denise Otting, Suzanne Jo Davis, Joshua Eli Jones, Charles Gregory Pilditch, Kurt Michael DeLong, Kenric Jones Jorgenson, Pearl Sue Ponder, Nancy L.

DeLong, Kent Judson, Claudia W. Purcell, Sue A. DeVries, David John Kennen, Elizabeth Anne Raniszeski, Gail L. Dunleavy, Sheila Ann Kilts, Susan Lynn Renaud, Mark Thomas Eaddy, Marilyn Louise Kirk, Martha M. Reuter, Patricia Jean Easton, Lola Leigh Kaester, Sandra Lee Rickert, Diane M. Roush, Walter Jackson Stivers, Carlos Vanderlinde, Melvina Russell, Kyle Hall Sullivan, John F., Jr. Vantuinen, Mary Jane Schrader, Deborah Lynn Sutton, Catherine M. Verhoeven, William A. Selner, Mita Margaretha Suzuki, Sho Versluis, Louanne Kay Sevener, Sarah Marie Swinehart, Rex Alan Villauicencio, Paul J.

Smith, John Wesley Tate, Billy Don Ware, Dan Spencer Spencer, Mari Kathryn Townsend, Theodore E., Jr. Werdene, Susan Spitzer, Jeri Jo Tucker, Pamela A. Wieneke, Ann M. Stenholm, Donna A. Turner, Janay Johns Winberg, Carolyn Rowe Wolfston, Elizabeth Bradley

Bachelor of Business Administration (August 22, 1975)

Ahler, Margaret Ann Jankowski, Gregory Mark Robinson, Renee Marie Arnold, J. Stephen Johnson, Dawn Rochelle Roussel, Wayne Joseph Bacon, Linda Kay Joyce, David Edward Sancartier, Ronald E. Baker, Carey Floyd, Jr. Kamrath, Lynne Marie Sarno, James Martin Barkey, Kathleen A. Kelso, Roger Dale Schmelter, James Henry

Bournazos, John Jermyn Khathlan, Ali Rashed Sharpsteen, Gary Nelson Burkall, Donald R. Kreps, Robert R. Simony, Richard S. Burke, Douglas G. Lauer, Daniel G., Jr. Speckmann, Jack Duane, Jr. Campbell, Thomas L. Leroy, Timothy J. Stepe, Baiba z. Casden, Robert Harris Littlefield, Thomas E. Stevens, John Wesley, Jr.

Case, Michael A. Maat, Barbara Kay Stuart, Daniel George Delbarker, Robert M. Manning, William L., Jr. Taylor, Vincent J. Dodge, Steven F. Markus, Suzanne M. Timmerman, Jack Leslie Douglas, Kathleen Yvonne Mccalla, Patrick D. Tomlinson, James P. Dowdle, John F. Moelker, Laurie L. Vanslambrouck, Patrick Thomas

Dowling, James F. Norman, David R. Vernon, Sheridan L. Drzewiecki, Daniel John Paiva, Corne! Glenn Alban Voorhees, Steven M. El-Asfahani, Marcia Schweiss Parker, James Lukas Webster, Dallas John Franz, Daniel Parker, Steven Daniel Widman, James S. Gallentine, Scott Donovan Phelan, Edward Michael Wilder, Columbus, Jr.

Genge, Christine M. Phipps, Kenneth Gene Wojay, Craig Richard Hayes, John Omara Pokorski, Theodore P. Yager, Gerald L. Hinz, Edward F. Rankin, Douglas C. Zaban, Pamela Sue Ivey, Mary Ann Rau, J. Patrick

Bachelor of Fine Arts (August 22, 1975)

Elliott, Thomas Mark Gauthier, Anita Spolitis

Bachelor of Music (August 22, 1975)

Baine, Stevie Leon Dillon, Donald Lavern Teachout, Charles Leverett Bird, June Harriet Ring, Pamela Sue Bunce, Sarra Margaret Spangler, Carl Edward

Bachelor of Science (August 22, 1975)

Ailes, Stephen Terry Anderson, James Hugh Batzer, Stephen W. Allkins, Patrick Marvin Atchison, Bernard James Alsowaidi, Abdulaziz Mohammed Bauerline, Janice Lynn Baird, Laura L. Bavin, Steven Jay Ameling, Joseph Edward Baker, Patricia A. Anderson, Carl John Bellefleur, Annette L. Baldwin, Anne Marie Reid Bent, Joan Lee Bentham, James A. Dominick, Jon R. Krapf, Conrad Reuben Berens, Mary Ellen Doty, Robert Emil Krehbiel, Robert Michael Berg, Susan J. Drake, Anne E. Krost, Mary Evelyn Bergquist, James S. Drury, Charles James Kucharczyk, Joanne Bergquist, Linda L. Adams Dyer, John Martin Kuhnle, Delilah Alice

Berry, Lynn Russell Edwards, Sharon R. Kuipers, Ricky Lee Beyrle, Joseph Robert, Jr. Erickson, David Kulczyk, Carl Alexander Biek, Mary Kathleen Evans, Robert J. Kunde, Michael Louis Biermacher, John Joseph Fanberg, Patricia Ann Kwasny, Michael James Bieszka, Robert Fedeson, June Larobardiere, Martha

Blough, Lucinda Jane Feezel, Sandra Kae Larsen, Jennifer Kay Bolanowski, Susan Paula Feist, William H., III Larson, Peter Nels Bond, Patrick A. Fenner, Linda L. Latham, Andria Somone Bonner, David Michael Fernandez, Mayra A. Lavender, Gail Susan Borowski, Patricia A. Flachier, Darlene M. Lewis, Mary Rebecca

Bovee, Jocelyn G. Flagel, Marlene Joy Light, Lin Bowman, Marsha Denise Flattery, Mary Frances Lilje, Todd Boyd, Maureen Louise Flotken, Paul Ellman Lintjer, Steven Michael Bradley, Lawrence R. Forbert, Mark David Lloyd, Michael W. Braybrooks, Elaine Kay Ford, Jeaniene Lomske, Nancy Lynn

Breese, Kathryn A. Freed, Donald F. Lovelace, Vicki Lynn Bright, Helen M. Furlo, Craig Anthony Lowe, Charles Lemuel Brillhart, Mary James Furrow, Stuart James Luther, Gary Val Burress, Jerri Gabriel, Mina K. Marion, Maysue Burt, Sherry L. Gagola, Gregory Wayne Marks, Russell William

Byford, Michael H. Galardi, Mark Joseph Marshall, Paul Landy Carter, Robert John, Jr. Gilchrist, Roxanne Marie Martin, Janice Ann Cavanaugh, Larry John Gillis, Maureen Michelle Martin, Paul Cecil, Bruce Alvin Gilmore, James Alan Massarello, Kathleen Chimner, Judi Ann Gomez, Cruzita Mathis, Earlene

Chisek, Gregory Good, James Allen McBroom, Daniel A. Choma, Joseph Paul Gregory, Frank J., Jr. McCallum, Karen Cisewski, James Gricar, Matthew Paul McCully, Kevin Kane Clark, Susan Elizabeth Hackman, Rita Rae McGrew, Richard W. Clayborne, Cheryl C. Hall, Michael Scott McMillan, Michael Lloyd

Coady, Susan Annette Ham, Rosemary Rackow Meade, Cynthia Ann Cole, Colleen Flanagan Hamminga, Lee D. Meier, Susan Jane Coleman, Beatrice Rudolph Hayat, Tajammal A. Meisner, Fredrick Louis Colley, Nansi Jo Hellner, Mark Thomas Merpi, Richard Louis Conklin, Clifton Kelly, Jr. Henry, Carmela Winifred Merrell, James Michael

Cox, Patricia Jean Hettinger, Harry Henry Mikalonis, Beverly A. Craker, Alan Scott Hickey, Sharon Christine Miller, Donald Fredrick Cummings, Cassandra 0. Hills, David Charles Miller, Terry J. Cunningham, Craig Wesley Howe, Gary M. Moore, Rickey Allan Daines, Ellen G. Hudson, Houston Charles, II Morse, Ronald Lyn

Daisy, David Dewaine Huffman, Nancy F. Mowry, Mary Lee Daleure, Elaine Dawn Hutchins, Terrel F. Nabors, Karen Sue Danneels, Denise G. Hylton, Mary Patricia Nederveld, Bruce Alan Darling, Thomas Ralph Imade, Benson Nedervelt, Rodney Daudert, James M. Islip, Karen Anne Newson, Venodia

Dean, Cheryl Ann Izykowski, Doris Joan Norman, Margaret Ann Deren Gerald Edwin Jensen, Michael Eddie Norris, Cynthia Deridder, Douglas Dale Johnson, Louise Jeanette Norton, Lynn Charisse Desnoyer, Ronald John Jones Bridgette Ann Odell, Gerry C. Dibert, Ruth Ann Juergens, Eric David Oliverio, Debra Ann

Dielenhein, Michael Francis Kim, Chong U. Olson, Peter T. Digon, Patricia Marie Kingsley, Howard Johnson, Jr. Osmer, Maureen Dillon, Barbara Sue Klocko, Charles E. Owen, Beth Ann Dings, Nancy Carol Koons, David M. Paiva, Cornel Glenn Alban Dobritt, Dennis William Kovalcik, Kathryn Jean Patrick, Dorothy Lynn Patrick, Janice Ann Schultz, Roland Dale Thompson, Jeanette M. Peacock, Daniel Edward Schultz, Todd Davison Towne, Janine Elizabeth Pentecost, Thomas Scott, Wanda A. Townson, Marilyn Jane Perry, Denise, A. Scranton, Donald James Tuchman, Victor Perry, Rosemary Shatto, Steven R. Uptigrove, Mary L.

Peterson, Richard Michael Sheeran, Patrick Joseph Vaneck, Richard Franklin Phillips, Connie Ann Sidwell, Charles H. Vecellio, Michael T. Pirtle, Sherry Sine, Mary L. Walker, Charley P. Platteborze, Francis L. Sinen, Patricia Kaye Walls, Clayia L. Politowicz, Theresa Skartsiaris, Michael Walter, Daniel Phillip

Pothoof, Allen Ray Skrycki, Andrea Walworth, Kenneth Paul, II Przewozniak, Diane Marie Skszek, Timothy W. Ward, Connie L. Campbell Purkey, Timothy J. Smith, Gary Martin Warner, Bruce Leigh Putt, Thomas C. Smith, Ruth L. Warner, Michael Laverne Randall, Kay Kathleen Snyder, Patricia L. Watson, Donald Edric

Raspet, John Robert Solstad, Kathleen C. Wendt, Judith E. Reda, Louis A., II Spears, Nancy Rose Werner, Randy M. Redmond, Rosemarie Lynn Speyer, Robert Dale West, Monty G. Reeder, Ruby Arthettia St. Amour, Ronald White, Susan Marie Richardson, Thomas W. Starna, Theodore George Whitt, Patricia Louise

Riewald, Janet L. Standback, James Ineu Wickline, Joy D. Roberts, Ruby Neal Stanley, Craig D. Widrig, Lisa Mary Russell, Joann Marie Stanley, Janice Parrnela Wiggins, Shirley Jean Russell, Thomas Harrison Stearns, Jeffrey Wilburg, Lottie M. Rybinsky, Judith Sophie Streidl, Margo Mercedes Williams, Kevin Bradford C.

Sadlak, Charlotte Stuart, Robert Williston Wilmoth, Steven Michael Sasso, Rick Paul Taber, Eva M. Winters, Joyce Anne Savoy, Mary Patricia Tafolla, Jacquelyn A. Wright, Donald Jay Schaible, Suzanne Elaine Tarner, Joyce E. Wright, Richard W. Schiaffo, Joseph T. Theisen, Janine Anne Yohannes, Tebebe

Schlornann, Ronald H. Thiele, Elizabeth Barbara Young, James Robert Schlubatis, Valerie Thomas, Altheria B. Yusuf, Kamal-Ud-Deen Ziegler, Donald M.

Bachelor of Science in Medicine (August 22, 1975)

Atchley, Linda Carol Duncan, Emmett Lee Longman, Robert Craig Augustyniak, Wayne G. French, Mary Marie Kelly Myers, Barry Morgan Berube, Paul Eugene Gordon, Shirley Elaine Patton, Donald Gene Bradley, Larry Edwin Hammond, James B. Ridings, Herbert D. Chew, Elaine Marie Herbert, Charles George Slates, Robert L.

Christopher, James Clinton Kokx, John Leo Stinson, Randall Keith Ward, Charles Stanton

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical) (August 22, 1975)

Hetzner, James E. Meaney, William Joseph Sears, Thomas L. Jacquin, Donn Gaylen Nesky, Dennis J. Wheeler, William Walter Mack, Rodney G. Safar, Yousef A. White, Milton Craig

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial) (August 22, 1975)

Al-Hassan, Salah Sulieman Aquinto, Stephen Gladysz, Margean Victoria

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical) (August 22, 1975)

Boes, Thomas J. Fore, Jerry Allan Letke, Eugene Paul DEGREES GRANTED DECEMBER 18, 1975

Doctor of Philosophy

Houston, Marilyn Kathryn McEvoy, Alan W. Yekeson, Stephen Marka

Doctor of Education

Bellingham, Richard Lee Goncalves, J. Silva Oxhandler, Richard Malcolm Geppert, Alida L. Mccourt, Thomas Patrick Park, Sung Soo Stob, William Kenneth

Specialist in Arts

Brechting, Sister Mary C. Clarke, Dennis J. Goudie, John William Sinaniah, Natalie Robinson

Specialist in Education

Dahm, Gordon John Hawkins, Alfred M. Thatcher, John S. Fite, Ronald F. Mills, Marcia Harriet

Master of Arts

Adams, Heather Lynne Chen, Hsing-Tsuen Fuerst, Gerhard Albert Alberts, James Averill Conrad, Cheryl Gene Morris Fusciardi, Gary Joseph Aldrich, Kenneth Robert, Jr. Convissor, James William Gannon, Mildred A. Amla, Salleh Hj Coons, William E. Jr. Gaskell, Nancy Lynne Anderson, Dennis J. Cornell, Brian Jay Gearhart, Carol Sue

Aregahegn, Taddesse Cory, Dennis Neal Gilbert, Charles Tyler Atkins, Barbara Ann Cory, Pamela Lynn Giles, Nanette A. Atkins, Peggy Ann Cox, Douglas Alden Gillespie, Carolyn Louise Bambacht, Nancy Carol Daisley, Carol Gillhespy, Assunta B. Barratt, Carolyn Sue Daniel, Samuel O'Neal Goetsch, Kathleen Ann

Bashar, Bahman Dannis, Daniel Richard Graciano, Ricardo Baskerville, Wayne Leeward Davis, Barry James Gray, Dinah Lou Bauman, Kenneth E. Degraaf, John Martin Green, Elizabeth Ann Bengtson, Stephen Richard Deland, Shelly Jo Greenwald, Barbara Jean Bercini, Courtney John Dewitt, Mary E. Griffith, John Courtney

Berka, Jill Lynn Dillon, Jacqueline Patricia Groat, Susan Jean Bevel, E. Patricia Dixon, Jon Michael Greenland, Jan J. II Bjornseth, Diane G. Donk, Caroline Haire, Bradford Scott Blackman, Thomas Roger Doran, Patricia Mary Hajjar, Bassil Hanna Blyveis, Robin Lee Dugan, Jean Scott Hale, Patricia Talik

Bolinger, William L. Dunham, Gail Marie Hall, Brandon L. Bolton, John Howard Dussia, John Charles Hansen, Barbara J. Bonynge, Eugene Ray Eddy, Carol Ann Hardin, John Grady Boylon, Anne Marie Ehrlich, Barbara O'Neill Harrington, Vincent K. Bradley, Linda Lou Eich, Robert William Haskins, Lois J. Drumm

Briegel, Camille Marie Erickson, Lynne Marie Hawkins, Beverly Joan Bristol, Carolyn S. Evans, Jerald Lee Heemstra, Marlene Edith Brown, Alberta Arlene Fairchild, Linda·Ann Hilton, Margaret Charlotte Burgmyer, Bernadette Ann Feighner, Scott Dennis Hoff, Jacqueline Goodyear Burrus, Richard Gordon Ferraro, Gerrie Ann Hooley, Eileen Mary

Burton, Robert Safford Ferris, Margot Ann Rotary, James Calderone, Carmela A. Fethke, Gordon Lee Huffman, Judy Marie Camfield, Robert Jesse Fincham, Robert John Hughes, Michael Charles Campsmith, Karen D. Fitzgerald, Jeffrey Russell Hurst, Daniel L. Chavoya, Bette B. Flaska, Dorothy Intaravitak, Woranun Jilek, Constance Jill Murray, Patrick Chandler Schirado, William Charles Jobe, Donald L. Myers, Robert Dale Schmidt, John H. Johns, Lee Raymond Naoum, Margaret Schroeder, Dennis Allen Keller, Marvin G. Navarrete, M. Armando E. Scott, Linda J. Kennedy, William Ralph Neef, Nancy Ann Sendler, Allen

Kerr, John L. Neely, Linda Ellen Shanken, Steven P. Kievit, Lauren John Neto, Francisco Jose Noleto Shook, Gerald Lyn Kilbourn, Leslee K. Nutter, Sandy Simmons, Douglas Warren Kilpatrick, Bernard Nathaniel O'Brian, Ilene Iler Smith, Juliette Virginia King, Theodore I. II O'Connor, Robert John Smith, Lola Nadine

Knapp, Betty J. Olsen, Dennis Vernon Smith, Lowell Gene Knaus, Raymond Joseph O'Neil, Sandra Joan Smith Patricia Lee Koenig, Emily Susan Ott, Judith Ann Sturdivant, Cleophus Koning, Steven Michael Overley, Donna Joan Sutton, Laura Kay Krol, Ronald Allan Palmeri, Lucinda Terese Torshizi, Reza Ahmadi

Kuite-Woudstra, Laurel Ann Patton, Deborah Jean Towe, Pearce Emurohwofadeyaro Lamarre, Joanne L. Peterson, Francis R. Uzunoz, Ali Lantz, Sharon Marie Pfander, Colette Vanderbeek, Alice Stanley Lawton, Deborah L. Pfundt, David John Vanderweele, Sandra Linn Lee, Lucy Williams Polenychko, Shirley Ann Vandyke, Sue Anne

Leiphart, Suzanne Carol Porter, Holly Goodhue Vonnoord, Julie Anne Leys, Wendy Lee Prince, John C. Vant Hof, Ellen Rae Zwiep Lieffers, Alverne M. Pritchett, James F. Vaughn, Thelma Louise Lindsay, Ted J. Puls, Darrell Lee Ward, Sue Ann Hartman Liszewski, Thomas Richard Joes Purigraski, Nancy Jane Washington, Von Hugo

Loder, Diane Louise Putney, Sally Klinesteker Watson-Phillips, Anita Ellen Long, Philip Alan Rahmanian, Mohammad Taher Wells, Harry Charles Mahadzir, Mohd Khir B. Reck, Gary L. Wendt, June Ellen Mandigo, Virginia Lynn Redden, Eugene West, Joanne Christine Martin, Patsy Chandler Renaud, Michael John Western, Sandra Sue

Maternowski, Christopher John Rice, Kay Ann Whitten, Joseph William McConnell, Linda Lee Richards, Thomas Timothy Wiersma, James Henry McCoy, Lowell Thomas Robbins, Barbara Lynn Wiler, Jean Marilyn Mccully, Sharon D. Rogers, Elna Helen Wilhelmus, David William McDonald, Joanne M. Roop, Marie Phyllis Williams, Randall W.

McDougle, Leonard Lynn Rosenbaum, William Paul Wills, Richard William Mcinerney, Juliet Ryan Rozins, Ligita Brandts Winegar, Frances Dee McKinley, Donna M. Russell, Sharon Sue Wink-Basing, Claudia Mercadal, Kim Alan Sakaguchi, Hirokazu Wixom, Sharen Milar, Christopher R. Salim, Suradi Wood, Jerie Kull

Miller, Gloria E. Sandow, Kathleen Virginia Wu, Benjamin Bun Chuen Misk, Ronald Joseph Saporito, Kathleen Mary Wurz, John Francis Morris Rufus Scanland, Tobias T. Yang, Angela Y. Moses, Bernice Schecter, Duane Keith Yoshida, Kazunori Mosier, Don W. Schipper, Beth Edelle Zaleski, Helen McDowell

Master of Business Administration

Adie, James William Hayes, Sherman L. Sanguanprates, Pannarai Bao, Pham Van Iverson, Douglas J. Schumacher, George Timothy Bird, David Warren Khan, Farooq A. Schwallier, Jerry Lee Bugaj, Mitchell Robert Kuiper, John R. Silver, Michael Joel Comstock, Richard Earl, Jr. Murray, Steven Lee Smith, Martin Lincoln, Jr.

Cross, Paul G. Neckers, Kevin John Sportel, Kenneth Lee Ganeer, Carson Lee Oguntayo, Timothy Afolabi.Olat Uekert, Leigh Arthur Gehlen, William Patrick Onafuwa, Ayotunde Abimbola Watt, Flint Clyde II. Hawkins, Perry L. Rider, Ricky Oran Master of Music

Crandall, Timothy L. Drydan, Diane

Master of Public Administration

Burns, Richard Fredric Guinther, Thomas Carl Rayl, Leo S., Jr. Danny, Abraham A. Haag, Peter B. Slesdet, Erwin David Wyatt, Janet Garrison

Master of Science

Belliveau, Joseph A. Johnson, Norman Nathaniel Ohradzansky, James C. Claxton, Edwin John Kaikhosrovi, Mahmoud Postema, Douglas Bruce Dutton, Frederic Edwin Mokhtari, Jalil Sage, Jeffrey Denton Eichinger, David Herbert Moradi, Sohrab Seth, Shyam S. Hamp, Lavon Roger Murray, Eugene James Shokrani, Ahmad Stevens, Jack Noel

Master of Science in Accountancy

Fleming, John Minar Lothamer, Jesse Irvin Tedrow, James William Hopkins, Merle Wayne Pierce, Deborah Robin Zura, Joseph William Idema, Terry J. Rennhack, Wendy Gay

Master of Science in Librarianship

Barkey, Nancy E. Johnston, Kristin Lucille Saporito, Joseph Christopher Barton, David Joseph Labadie, Lynne Farrington Scholand, Julia Ellen Crawford, Nancy Cecilia Lincoln, John Robert Schott, Gail Gilman De Zavala, Rosa Amalia Lundy, Karen L. Smith, Carol Parker Downey, Miriam Dack Mccann, David J. Stevens, Juanita Pheetta

Ferro, Rubem Rodrigues Meninga, Barbara Lee Volkening, Jane Marie Gazillo, Mark Joseph Meninga, John Dale Waszkiewicz, Carol Senne Hanley, Thomas Lynn Newson, Beverly Busk Zacker, Gail Lynn Humbert, Carol Lynn Pitts, Annie Marie Zetzer, Hannah M. Hyslop, Mary Poole, Charlotte Ann

Master of Social Work

Agnew, Ernestine Dedeaux, Pamela Anne Kelly, Mildred Marie

Bachelor of Arts

Aardsma, Carl Allen Byle, Nancy L. Dame, Carol Laura Adair, Leslie Diane Byrne, Mary Jo Datres, Lorraine Jean Albert, Carolyn Ruth Casteel, Clark Alan Davis, Janet Carol Alway, Ida M. Chanel, Beth Lee Davis Julia Anne Basch, Dennis Bernard Choate, Sheila Beth Davis, Loretta Kay

Benner, Marilyn Ann Christiansen, Carol Ann Degraw, Geraldine L. Benson, Suzann L. Chylla, Kathleen Helen Dembeck, Deborah Alice Blaida, Beth Anne ' Clark, Barbara Ingram Digiacomo, Linda Bogus, David M. Coleman-Roche, Elizabeth Anne Doks, Vija Boyle, Colleen Marie Conger, Monica Margaret Dominguez, Rose Maria

Bradley, Vicki Kathleen Couch, Donald H. Donahue, Molly M. Brooks, Pamela Marian Couch, Marcie Ann Dorgan, Robert Thomas Brown, John Allen Crandall, Catherine Marie Dueweke, Michael S. Brown, Ladonna L. Cross, Donald Edward Eason, Kathleen Louise Burns, Gerald Michael Dacoba, Rosemary Engstrom, Karin Yvette Esper, John C. Kelleher, David Cushman Rissi, Bruce Philip Fernandes, Deborah Jane Kelly, Kathleen Marie Rogers, Liberta G. Fitch, Ralph Donald Kelsey, Claudia Jean Romanelli, Pamela Marie Fox, Martin David King, Judy Ann Rooney, Todd Edward Frans, Robert Allen Knickerbocker, David Roschek, Anthony Joseph

Fredericks, John Phillip Knowlton, Carol J. Rudzinski, Eileen Marie Freeland, Edward Michael Lacombe, Daniel J. Rudzusieks, Aina Ilze Gaffney, Karen Cecile Lacourse, Shayrrl Russell, Renee Ann Garback, Gary Gregg Lapenna, A. Michael Schelb, James C. Good, Joan E. Lee, Mary L. Schuemann, Diane K.

Goodland, Elizabeth Anne Lewis, Stephen Gregory Serafin, Thomas Edward Grasser, Anne Gretchen Maher, Joanne Therese Sewell, Carol A. Griffes, James W. Maher, Kevin John Shelly, Kristen Dee Griffin, Leslie Rose Maier, Linda Shutes, Leslee Ann Grundler, Cornelia J. Malone, Joy Ann Sims, Michael Joseph

Guetschow, Gregg G. Martin, Deborah A. Smith, Denise Annette Hamilton, Diane Therese Maruniak, Barbara Jolanta Smith-Njigba, John Edmound Hartman, Barbara Lynne Mazuroski, Ruth A. Snyder, Carol J. Hass, Kandace Kay McDonald, Laurel Ann Prinzing Spear, Martha Jane Hawken, Julia Ann McDonnell, Michael Patrick Steinbach, Janet Marie

Hefner, Lynne Meyer, Catherine Lindenfeld Stewart, Michael G. Helmus, Gregory T. Miller, Debbra Kay Strang, Janet A. Hendershott, Debra L. Mintle, Linda Marquardt Stubbs, Kevin Jonathan Hepner, Donald Eugene Montgomery, Lena Sutton, Linda Pauline Herbertson, Mary Jean Morrissey, Sheila Jane Thornton, Marsha Elizabeth

Herzog, Bernhardt Murray, Marsha Ann Tillema, Mary Beth Rettig, Rebecca L. Nagel, David Allen Tolbert, Larry F. Hiemstra, Johanna Claudia Nielsen, Diana Lee Travis, William Andrews Hobrla, N. Lee Norcross, Mary Vaksvik, Paul Marshall Horvath, Marcia Ann Norman, Bruce Dennis Vandertill, Myrna Kay

Hosken, Ann E. Ok, Dong Vanfleteren, David House, Teresa Kathleen Ortiz, Larry Paul Vigants, Liga Houtman, Bruce Thomas Pape, Lois Mae Wayne, Linda Claire Hutchison, Robert Scott Pauler, Debra Louise Weber, Irene Marie Isaac, Janet Rhoda Pierce, Gregory Henry Wendlowsky, Nancy Ellen

Jacobs, Roger L. Pittman, Patricia Arlene West, Mitchell C. Jadczak, Sandra Marie Polzin, Charles H. Weston, David Lawrence Johnson, Carrie Jill Quinn, Jane Morris Wickham, Diane Marie Johnson, Cynthia Renee Rader, Susan Mary Williams, Sharon Jean Jordan, Beverly Jean Rainey, Yvonne Nanette Wood, Patricia Ann

Junglas, Mary Diane Rajnish, Vincent Paul Woodrow, Dawn M. Kabel, Anne Marie Reed, William Garfield Woolley, Lori B. Kahsay, Alemseged Reske, Glen A. Yelding, Alma C. Kania, Cynthia Reuschel, Patty Lynn Zelnis, Kenneth J. Kasson, Shirley Ann Rice, Brian E.

Bachelor of Business Administration

Aalbregtse, Janette Marie Bennett, Stephen Craig Burrows, Mark Monroe Adams, Jeffrey A. Berka, John Walter Byer, Leonard Stephen Allan, James Martin Bourdon, Debra Marie Caponi, David J. Alvarado, Roberto Enrique Brackins, Lloyd Erwin Carrico, Sally Ansel, Mark J. Brady, Lynn Ann Caserio, Joseph Michael

Armstrong, Keith Stephen Brechenser, Kristin Chase, Gary L. Babcock, Jane Annette Breen, William Michael Cooke, Lee Thomas Baiers, James Edward Britton, Stanley D. Coolsaet, Robert Allan Bax, Sara Jane Brown, Edison, Tyrone Cretsinger, Thomas Bennett, Robert James Buenz, Mary Frances Day, Marvin Duane Denz, Robert Benjamin Hofley, Lynn Andrea Platte, Dennis G. Dill, Gordon E. Holden, Perry G. II Puhrman, Robert Marshall Dinello, Alessandro P. Holliday, Sharon L. Pyrski, Michael Dennis Diorio, Russell Holt, Ryan Allen Raglin, Mark Lane Doll, Ronald William Hunt, Dean Grafton Raniszeski, Leonard, Jr.

Draper, Claudia J. Hyatt, Jan Louis Reef, Dennis A. Dreyer, Steven Gregory Jackson, John P. Reid, Ronald Earl Drow, Mark H. Jacobi, John A. Renfro, L. Michael Eisele, Patriciq A. Jamroz, Eugene J.F. Rice, Robert Eldredge, Douglas James Johnson, Kathy L. Richard, Maxine Sue

Engelhardt, Mark Allen Johnson, W. Wade II. Root, Lance Jeffrey Enin-Okut, Akanuboh Akpadem Kargenian, Kenneth Michael Saracino, Raymond Erickson, Sally Ann Keenan, Patrick Michael Schmidt, Lynn Frances Etheridge, Craig Raymond Key, Jack R. Schueler, William A. Fadeyi, Gabriel Olufolahan Kezele, Duane Lee Semmler, Robyn Tait

Faupel, Donald C. King, Karlene Shearer, Joseph E. Fenkell, Richard Harvey Kolter, Franklin Jay Silver, Stephen Marc Foll, Autumn J. Krul, Harold A. Siver-Neil, David R. Ford, Colleen Grzyb Kuzmicki, Kathleen A. Skidmore, Ronald L. Foss, Teresa A. Legg, Kipford B. Spear, Mary Ann

Foster, Raymond W. Lessa, Robert John, Jr. Stephen, Benjamin Burleson Frazier, Gloria Koster Liebherr, Frederick Joseph Strickland, Kurt Guy Frego, Jerry R. Lobbestael, Richard L. Style, David Walter Gillespie, William Andrew Lockman, James Richard Swope, Paul James Gividen, Lawrenc� David Lovett, Jo Ann Szwejkowski, Gloria Lynn

Glupker, Jack S. Manigold, David Eugene Tabb, John Harlam Golyar, Phillip Leroy Marlow, Donald Earl Tubergen, Jerry Goodwin, Jeffrey John McCormack, Thomas J. Ulmer, Roger Wayne Haberkorn, Mary Frances Menso, Lynette Martine Valenzuela, William Arthur Hamilton, William David Mills, David John Vanderford, Robert Scott

Hammeran, William C. III Mills, Roger L. Vanstee, William G. Harris, Ronald Dean Modelski, Adam Jan Warner, Robert Jeffery Harrison, Don R. Mollet, Thomas S. Weber, David K. Rattle, William J. Moore, Deborah Jean Weller, Penny Sue Hendriksen, Charles L. O'Callaghan, James L., Jr. Wells, John Donald

Hendrix, Douglas Rob�rt Pagano, Michael Francis Wilkinson, Mark David Hengstebeck, Gary William Peltonen, Susan P. Williams, William D. Herpich, Richard Peter Peterson, James Fredrick Willis, Glenn L. Heyse, Raymond Peter Pierce, Mary K. Yanez, Rafael Jose Hillier, Ronald A. Pike, Ralph M. Yateman, Craig Jeffery Zablocki, Phillip J.

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Eichinger, Barry Paul Spencer, Mara Skaidrite

Bachelor of Music

Anthony, Susan B. Griffin, Tim Dale Lundgren, Dennis David Baeckeroot, Pamela Jean Hamlin, Dixie L. Petrick, Gayle Frances Barker, Mary Clare Hampton, Heather Jean Ritchie, William Sidney, Jr. Belitsky, Audrey Gail Jackson, Leslie Elmer Walter, Susan Kay Giacobassi, Daniel J. Lasswell, Dana Dale

Bachelor of Science

Aarup, Deborah Lynn Alisch, Jeffry William Arndt, Beverly Lynne Adams, Richard Jon Alo£s, Peggy Lou Assadi, Jahanguir Agababian, Byron Vahram Ambrose, Mary Alice Austin, Kyle David Al-Ali, Abdul Wahid Ahmad Anella, Michael Aurelio Badger, Brenda Marie Alderson, Jan Elise Angelini, Robert Mario Baker, Judy Ann Bannigan, Patrick J. Culp, Anne Elizabeth Gorman, Michael P. Barry, Kevin Thomas Culver, Barry Richard Gould, James L. Bartley, James K. Custard, Vernelle Gray, Larry Edward Bateman, Lloyd Edward Czajkowski, Claudia A. Greer, Timothy A. Beattie, David Alan Dailey, John Patrick Greuel, Kathleen Theresa

Becke, Robert James Daniels, Robert William Guimond, Christine Margaret Benner, Roderick Louis Dannenberg, Diane Lynn Haan, Deborah Kay Bennink, Howard Elvin, Jr. Davenport, Joyce Hagard, Merete Bis, John M. Deamicis, Donald J. Hagenberg, Robert John, Jr. Bissig, John Christopher Deboer, Mary Jo Hallendy, William J., Jr.

Blackhall, Diane Frances Delbert, Torrie Lee Hampton, Daniel Ray Blink, Lois J. Felker Dengler, Michael Norman Haney, Susan Marie Blyskal, Joseph J., Jr. Deruiter, John Hannar, Craig Philip Bock, Paul C. Devries, Kathleen Marie Hanson, Judith Diane Boehm, William Stefan, Jr. Dirkse, Carol Marks Harpster, Barbara A.

Bogan, Dorothy M. Distefano, Jan Lori Harris, Alfred, Jr. Bohac, Linda Kay Dixon, Grady E., Jr. Harrison, Susan Kathleen Borchard, Ann Charlotte Dobbs, Janet M. Hartmann, Kirk Frederic Borich, James Michael Dolan, Rick D. Hartwick, Robert Boyce, Allegra Ann Donat, Robert A. Hass, David Jon

Boyer, Laurence William Dongvillo, David Adam Hassett, Floyd Byron Brilowski, Andrea Ann Douglas, Janet Elizabeth Hatfield, William G. Brink, Barbara Lynn Duke, Leonard James Hauserman, Jane Marie Brown, Don Eric Duquette, Douglas Wayne Hayes, Mary Jo Brown, Elizabeth Ann Duryea, Cynthia L. Hebel, Diane E.

Brown, Lawrence Irwin Elliott, Norman C. Hebert, Margaret Rose Buccellato, Dominic Embertson, Wendy Joy Rebold, Stephen Kenneth Bullock, Nell Jane Erickson, Gregory Dennis Heidt, Mary Jo Burnett, Michelle C. Evans, Gwyneth Ann Heim, Mori Mark Burns, Paul J. Fatoki, Margaret Adeola Helsen, Michael Lynn

Caine, Diane Sue Feighner, Janet May Hemmes, Laure J. Caldwell, Jay C. Fenley, Sandra S. Henderson, Kathryn Ann Cameron, Janet Ree Fester, Karen Jeanne Hermes, Lynn A. Campbell, Cathleen Lois Fifelski, Philip Hicks, Donna Louise Capanda, Judith Lynn King Fisher, Emily Estelle Hicks, Ronald Eugene

Cappo, Arny Fleming, Mark D. Hiemstra, Marc S. Carlson, Erik Thomas Flikkerna, Jasper Menko Hill, Bettina Lynn Cavazos, San Juanita Florence, Patricia Ann Hitz, James Edward Cederquist, Carl L. Flynn, Kevin Nelson Hogancamp, Suzanne Renee Christensen, Diane Louise Ford, Janet Hohn, Gale Diane Stanton

Christie, Christine Forrer, Susan Ellen Holesek, Martin Dennis Clapp, Michael S. Forrest, Lois J. Holley, Robert Leslie Clark, Donna M. Forte, Donald H. Hollingshead, Ann Ward Cleland, Robin A. Foster, Richard W. Holmes, Joanne Coffield, Candace L. Fotenakes, Kay Ellen Holmquist, Carlene Ann

Coghlin, Diane Lynne Fox, Donnabelle J. Hope, Ruth Jean Coleman, Lewis Carl Francis, Alan Edward Horton, Raye Elaine Coleman, Pamela June Francis, Barbara Dee Hubbard, Gregory Alan Connelly, Evelyn Janet Franklin, Susan Tesch Hubrich, Kathleen Marie Cook, Barbara J. Frazier, Richard C. Hughes, Jeffrey Donald

Cooper, David Michael Fruehe, Marjorie Lynn Humitz, Norman Roger Cooper, Ronald E. Furtney, Sue Anne Hunter, Mary Beth Cooper, Susan Eleanor Gani, Terry Anne Hurlburt, Kenneth Lee Corstange, Bruce Ganz, Daniel John Hurley, Dale Woodrow Crabtree, Roy William Garcia, Mark Edmund Hutchinson, Janet Blair

Cronkite, Steven Richard Gibson, Alex Lloyd Iverson, Judith Fay Crosse, Donald William Gibson, Judith Marie Jacke, Deborah Ann Crow, Sondra Kay Leach Gleason, Patricia C. Jackson, Janice Kay Crowle, David Michael Goldenberg, Joel Allen Jank, Mary S. Csutora, Howard James Goodsell, Deborah Arlene Jasper, Mary Ann Johnson, Charlene Ranay Malito, Scott William Petrella, Diane Kay Johnson, Mary Margaret Maloney, Gregory Clayton Pfaff, Suzanne Johnson, Michael Allen Marshall, Richard Pickens, Mary Louise Johnson, Pamela Rae Mastny, Bruce Edward Pierucki, Cheryl Kay Johnston, Janet Mato, Diane Patricia Poel, William Jay

Jones, Georgia M. Matthewson, Sally Jane Pohja, Karen M. Joseph, Marcia Jeanne Mattson, Floyd C. Pollock, Patricia Ann Juday, Pamela Ann McClellan, Deborah Jean Popp, Dale C., Jr. Kaas, Thomas Edward McDonald, Douglas A. Porter, Jean M. Karis, William Edward McFall, Emma D. Porter, Lou Anne

Kastner, Judson David McHenry, Kenneth Edward Pozivilko, Mary Ellen Kelly, Gordon Leslie McKay, Brian Eugene Price, Pamela Kelly, Maureen Marie McKenna, Gary Everett Pride, Vivian Kelsey, Marla Lynn McNeil, William D. Proctor, Jon Alan Kertesz, Stephan Meagher, Mary Therese Rabinowitz, Lynda Anne

Khouri, Nagib Nairn Meeks, John 0., Jr. Raifsnider, Charlene Genice Kibbey, Sally Ann Megel, Mary Jossette Rankins, Alease Larose Kierczynski, Connie M. Mercado, Donald P. Raue, Scott Douglas Kirkendall, Mollie Pauline Merrill, Sharon Kay Raymond, Dwight Douglas Klepper, Brian Anthony Miller, Marybeth Palmer Raymond, Mark Field

Knop, Jeanne M. Mitchell, Philemon L. Reed, Bethany Ann Kochevar, Jo Ann Mlambo, Vukile David Reed, Bruce Richard Konigsberg, Pamela Mae Mollhagen, Nancy Elizabeth Reed, Virginia Marie Kortokrax, Eleanor Anne Moloney, Kathleen A. Rehkopf, Myles L. Kosek, Leon J., Jr. Moody, James W. Reigle, Randall David

Kowalski, Maryann Moore, James Edward Reiss, James T. Koziel, Ralph D. Morean, Beth Ann Rhynard, Robert Lance Krause, Leland Edward Morgan, Sharon Louise Ringelspaugh, Thomas Kremidas, James P. Moss, Theodore D. III Roberts, Janice Ann Krempa, Mary L. Murley, Gayl Suzanne Roberts, Robert Llewelyn

Kreutziger, Thomas Ervin Murphy, Gwen E. Robertson, Bruce James Krueger, Terrilyn J. Myron, Ann Louise Robinson, Le Roy Kuipers, Linda Lue Napp, Dean T. Roe, Karen Ann Kun, Margery Ellen Nash, John Sidney Rosenkranz, John Horst Kunde, Richard Anthony Nelson, Nancy Ruddy, Cynthia A.

Lagrow, Steven Jacques Ness, Diane Beth Diepenhorst Russell, David Lee Lajoie, Laura E. Newell, Reginald Jeffery Russell, Nancy Rose Lake, Jerold Karl Noble, Richard A. Ryel, Gale Elaine Lamb, Kathleen M. Norcross, Karen Grace Rzeszewski, Carol Ann Lanning, Tom Grayling Nugent, Erin Kathleen Sabat, Laura Lee

Lapenna, Beverly Jo Nuss, Richard L., Jr. Salchow, Linda Marie Lapka, Deborah Lynn Nykamp, Dennis Keith Salvano, Michael Thomas Lass, Linda K. Obear, Colleen Anne Sanders, Rickey Lee, Sally K. Oberlin, Michael Bernard Saur, Catherine Elaine Lenzen, Anne Hedrick Obreiter, Constance Sue Sawyer, Bryan Grant

Leonardi, Sherry Ann Oldenburg, Marcia Kay Sayring, Susan Lorraine Leroy, Lorin Christopher Olsen, Judith M. Schafer, Nancy Ellen Lewis, Margo Lou Olver, Fredrick Allan Schaner, Jane Marie Lieberman, Fern Ann Orlofsky, Holly D. Schmock, Judith L. Lindsay, Robert Bruce III Oster, Marc I. Schneeberger, Brian F.

Little, Margaret A. Paine, George Richard Schneider, Sharon Jean Lizenbergs, Atis Peteris Palumbo, Sandra Ann Schramski, Benedict J., Jr. Lockridge, Rita Inetta Papke, Claudia Marie Schraw, Thomas Michael Lopez, Ruben Lee Partlo, Rodney Schroeder, Christine June Lucas, Anthony Patton, Denise Jeanine Schulz, Sandra Lynn

Maciulski, Michael James Paul, Jean Ann Schwander, Elizabeth Ann Maddox, Barbara J. Paulin, Linda J. Schwander, Forrest Albert Madigan, Joanne Colleen Pawloski, Anthony Scott, Julie Anne Magga, Linda Jane Peterson, John Edward Scott, Laura L. Magle, Barbara Ann Petrakis, Stephen Seeton, Debra A. Senkbeil, Julie Anne Sutherland, Marcia A. Wassink, Marlene E. Sheibels, James Albert Swihart, Nadga Ann Waters, David E. Shevchik, Susan Ann Syska, Christine Ann Wayne, Marshall Bruce Shoultes, Susan Lee Sysyn, Diane Marie Webb, Cynthia Jane Showalter, Robert W., Jr. Szewc, Joseph M. Webster, Deborah Ann

Shy, Gregory B. Tait, Anne Elizabeth Webster, Wendy Bernice Sibert, Kim Tarpley, Barbara Ann Wedel, Vickie Ann Sieklucki, Susan Beth Taylor, James Allen Wegener, Louis C. Siero, Joseph Henry Teman, Ann Lorraine Weist, Marcia Six, Charlene Kay Tenbosch, Nancy Harriet Weitzman, Lee J.

Skinner, Leslie Marie Teravest, Linda L. Welch, Kathleen Jean Slikkers, Kerry Lee Thigpen, Herman Ransom, Jr. Wells, Larry David Slocum, Ted C. Thomas, Duane Edgar Welter, William Frederick Smith, Judith Anne Thomas, Patricia Anne Weston, Paul Steven Smith, Raymond W., Jr. Thomas, Patricia Ellin White, Patricia Ann

Smith, Spencer Baron, Jr. Thommes, Brooks William Wichterman, William Charies Soczawa, Diane Marie Thomson, Carolyn Anne Wiehe, Charlene Kay Solander, Carol Ruth Toupalik, Ann Catherine Wildie, Margie Faye Sorensen, Susan Kay Townsend, Barbara Jean Willbur, Jeffrey Duane Spencer, Gail Marie Triemstra, Paul Allen Willets, Michael John

Spitters, Daniel Fredrick Truckey, Waneta S. Willett, Elaine May Spoelman, Anne W. Trudeau, Tamara Ann Williams, Gay Lynnette Spontelli, Christopher Craig Tung, Annita Kei Williams, Janice Faye Stafford, Betty Secunda Ulrich, Robert Glenn Williams, Nancy Beth Stearns, Linda Phyllis Vainner, Barbara Jean Williams, Suanne Alice

Steele, Richard J. Vancamp, Robert Cessna Willoughby, Julie Ann Stermer, Bruce Allen Vanderkam, Barbara Joy Wisecup, Michael Thomas Stevens, Barbara Grace Vandermeer, Donald A. Wootton, James Richard Stevens, Gregory Vandorp, Mary B. Workman, Christine Beth Stouffer, Mary Elizabeth Veller, Patricia Workman, Paul Mark

Strazanac, Joann Marie Verhey, Shelly Ann Wright, Richard Nelson, Jr. Stressman, Russell K. Visser, Richard Allen Wright, Rosalind F. Stringham, Gary James Vliet, Walter B. Wuethrich, Stephen Allan Stroh, Christine Marie Voss, Lois A. Yeager, Janet Alene Stults, Anita Eileen Wagner, Jean Susan Yennelli, Cynthia Joy

Sullivan, Deborah Ann Walker, Thomas Franklin Yuhas, Joyce Ann Sunday, Natalie Sue Wall, Sharon Ann Zamboras, Robert Lewis Sutherland, C. William Walton, Bradley Richard Ziolkowski, Robert C. Sutherland, Evelyn Jane Washington, Madelyn Priscilla

Bachelor of Science in Medicine

Fisher, Earl Thomas

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Blasius, Michael Ray Daane, Jack Osikowicz, Ronald Franklin Brushaber, Allan George Domlovil , Mark Saulsberry, Michael Louis Bushouse, Paul Edward Marcoux, Joseph Edward Telfer, Lynn John

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Browning, Steven Frank Fisher, Michael Carl Hoogewind, Kenneth R. Tenant, Robert Eugene

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Barfelz, Michael Edward Gaeth, Gerald A. Jones, Harold John Dodson, Jon Richard Hasan, Imtiaz Kasper, Ronald Steven Dykstra, Mark Allan Hostetler, Richard Dale Khan, Fazal M. Krause, Brian W. Mollasalehi, Razi Patzwaldt, Jeffrey Dale Lapplander, Gary Erick Nagelkirk, Robert A. Preston, Gary Wayne Schimanski, Freddie G.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)

Alger, Richard Neal Gutowski, Jeff Hajek, William R. Lewis, Thomas Paul Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

INDEX General Education Policy, 1209, 1236 1975 General Fund Operating Budget 1974-75 Continuation into 1975-76, 1219 Academic Affairs Committee, 1215 1974-75 Year End Allotment Adjustment, 1217 Academic Personnel Reports 1975-76 Approved Budget, 1228 Appointments, 1201, 1204, 1213, 1216, 1220, 1235, Grant, Alexander and Co., 1201 1238, 1240 Grenzebach, John & Associates, 1225 As Acting Chairman, 1208, 1216, 1220, 1243 As Assistant Dean, 1220 Honorary Degree Policy, 1214 As Chairman, 1202, 1204, 1215, 1220 As Director, 1216 Kalamazoo Zoning Board of Appeals, 1206 Change of Title, 1222 Leave of Absence Without Pay, 1202, 1204, 1211, Land Purchases, 1206 1213, 1216, 1222, 1236, 1240, 1243 Land Sales, 1223 Reappointments as Chairman, 1215 Landlords Registration Fee, 1245 Resignations, 1202, 1208, 1211, 1214, 1217, 1222, Legal Counsel of the University, 1201, 1206 1236, 1243 Light's Landscape Nurseryman, 1210 As Associate Dean, 1208 Linden, Eleanore, 1215 As Department Chairman, 1202, 1217 As Director, 1222 Michigan Association of State College and University Retirements, 1222 Governing Boards, 1215 As Dean, 1215 With Emeritus Status, 1211, 1213, 1238, 1240 Naming of Streets, 1206 Sabbatical Leaves, 1202 Non-Academic Personnel Reports Tenure Recommendations, 1243 Appointments, 1203, 1204, 1208, 1214, 1217, 1223, Transfers, 1216, 1240 1236, 1240, 1243 Administrative Leave Policy, 1243 Change of Title, 1203, 1204, 1223, 1238, 1243 Alumni and Development Office, 1205, 1225 Leave of Absence Without Pay, 1223 Associated Student Government, 1242 Resignations, 1214, 1217, 1223, 1238, 1240 Association of Governing Boards, 1241 Transfers, 1217 Auditors for the University, 1201 Aviation Test Cell Building, 1238 Para-School Learning Center, 1239

Board of Trustees Policies Committees, 1215 Administrative Leave, 1243 Meetings Schedule, 1212, 1219, 1226 Class-Related Charges, 1224 Brakeley, John Price Jones, Inc., 1203 General Education, 1209, 1236 Budget, see General Fund Operating Budget Guidelines for Gifts and Trusts, 1203 Bus Pass Rates, 1224 Honorary Degrees, 1214 Bytwork, Alvin J., 1245 Student Records, 1244 Property Sales, 1212, 1223 C.A.P.E., see Committee on Athletics and Physical Education Resolutions Capital Outlay Request, 1237 Alvin J. Bytwork Suit, 1245 Child Care Center, 1225 Appealing Decision of Kalamazoo Zoning Board of Class-Related Charges, 1224 Appeals, 1206 Committee on Athletics and Physical Education, 1225 Application of Service Charge to Accounts Receiv­ Commuter Student Services, 1245 able, 1209 Computer Services, 1224 Authorization of Access to Safe Deposit Boxes, 1209 Contracts, Business Trustee Emeritus Title for Philip N. Watterson, Landscaping 1204 Light's Landscape Nurseryman, 1210 Salary Schedules, 1231 Development Feasibility Study, 1203 Street Names, see Naming of Streets Student Energy Conservation Report, 1205 Enrollment, 1201 Fees, 1205, 1208, 1211, 1224, 1228 Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, Housing Rates, 1209, 1211 1244 Housing Requirements, 1205, 1207 Foreign Student Assistance, 1211 Records, 1244 Wage Rates, 1243 Board of Trustees Western Michigan University

Threshold, 1239 Travel Regulations, 1223 Tuition, also see Student Fees, 1205

University Foundation, 1237

Vogt (Herbert J. and Anne M.) Trust, 1223

Waldo Stadium Damage Claim, 1219 Watterson, Philip N., 1204, 1215

Yearbook, see Threshold