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MINUTES

WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY BOARD OF TRUSTEES

1976

MEMBERS AND OFFICERS OF THE BOARD

TABLE OF CONTENTS

MINUTES

APPENDIX A - HONORARY DEGREES

DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARDS

UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

APPENDIX B - WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY GRADUATES

April 24, 1976

INDEX

June 23, 1976

August 20, 1976

December 18, 1976

MEMBERS OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES

(Term expires on December 31 of years indicated)

Mildred L. Johnson, Muskegon

Robert D. Caine, Hickory Corners

Fred W. Adams, Grosse Pointe

Charles H. Ludlow, Kalamazoo

John R. Dykema, Grosse Pointe Farms

Maury Parfet, Hickory Corners

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

J. Michael Kemp, Kalamazoo

John T. Bernhard, President

OFFICERS

John R. Dykema, Chairman

Charles H. Ludlow, Vice Chairman

Robert W. Hannah, Secretary

Robert B. Wetnight, Treasurer and Assistant Secretary

Robert W. Beecher, Assistant Treasurer

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Meeting Date

January 16, 1976

T A B L E

Acceptance of th� Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Communications Election of Officers

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Appointment of University Legal Counsel Appointment of University Auditor Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report

C O N T E N T S

Resolution re: Change in Authority for Access to Safe Deposit Box Transfer of Theatre from Communication Arts & Sciences to the College

of Fine Arts Aviation Test Cell Building Associated Student Government Constitutional Amendments

February 20, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Communications Board Committee Appointments Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Authorization to Demolish Houses Annual Leave Provisions for Professional/Administrative and

Clerical/Technical Staff Authorization for Paper Fiber Recycling Unit Authorization for Grants and Contracts Annual Fund Report

March 26, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Communications Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Student Tuition and Fees Corporate Resolution for Night Depository Authorization to Confer Degrees Affirmative Action Plan for the Handicapped Financial Aid Policy Admissions Report

April 23, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Communications Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Resolution re: Implementation of Western Michigan University

Foundation

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April 23, 1976 Cont'd

Student Housing Rates Student Tuition and Fees Tuition Remissions Change in Time for May 21, 1976 Board Meeting Specialty Program in Alcohol and Drug Addiction

May 21, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Connnunications Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Vehicle Registration Rates Residence Hall Debt Service Reserve Proposed By-Laws Amendment re: Change in Board Meeting Time Guam Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership

June 18, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Connnunications Presentation of Legislative Resolution Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report 1976-77 Western Michigan University Budget 1975-76 General Fund Budget Adjustments Appointment of Special Committee Western Michigan University Board of Trustees 1976-77 Meeting

Dates Mr. Weston H. Agor, Office of the Governor Report on Student Financial Aid for Fiscal Year 1976-77

July 16, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Remarks by the President Petitions and Communications Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Authorization to Confer Degrees Budget for Fiscal Year 1976-77 Tuition Rate for 1976-77 University Distinguished Service Award WMUK's 25th Anniversary Presentation

September 17, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Petitions and Communications Remarks by the President Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Collective Bargaining Report

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September 17, 1976 Cont'd

1976/77 Salary Programs Revision of Sick Leave Pay-Off Acceptance of Gift of Real Estate University Foundation Presentation from Dean William Burian, Dean of the College of Health

and Human Services

October 15, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Petitions and Communications Remarks by the President Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Operational Audit of University Health Center Amendment of Labor Policy Statement Crime Prevention Bureau Michigan State Highway Commission Capital Outlay Request for FY 1977/78 Affirmative Action Report for 1974-76 Graduate Studies Report

November 19, 1976

Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Petitions and Communications Remarks by the President Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report University Distinguished Service Award Authorization to Confer Degrees Investment Policy Resolution re Paper Technology Foundation Kalamazoo Consortium of College Presidents Recommendation re Schiffer Case Energy Conservation Report

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Acceptance of the Agenda Minutes Petitions and Communications Remarks by the President Academic Personnel Report Non-Academic Personnel Report Gift and Grant Report Acceptance of the Theodore P. Perg Unitrust Endowment Investment Policy Associated Student Government Resolution Review of Student Services Area

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Board of Trustees

ANNUAL MEETING January 16, 1976

Western Michigan University

sitive to the differences between the policy-making role of the Board, and the administrative responsibilities of the presidency. Always conscious of the impact and the precedent established by Board deci-sions, Trustee Caine demonstrated time and again an

The Annual Meeting of the Western Michigan intelligent overview that was most helpful to the University Board of Trustees was held on January 16,University and to me, as President. 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the Universit "Mr. Caine, we who have been closely associated Student Center. with you during your term as Chairman will always

The meeting was called to order at 1:48 p.m. by Chairman Robert D. Caine.

Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Frank Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhar (ex officio). Trustees absent: none.

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton.

Acceptance of the Agenda. cepted and approved the agenda meeting.

The Trustees ac-as presented for the

Minutes. The minutes of the December Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circulated.

Remarks by the President. After expressing general pleasure at the final increase in Winter enrollmen� for 1976 over the Winter enrollment for 1975, President Bernhard made the following statement:

"Mr. Chairman and members of the Board, I would like to make a special presentation at this time.

"As we all know, Trustee Robert D. Caine .is today ending his term as Chairman of the Board. Time has moved so swiftly .it is difficult to realize that Mr. Caine has been .in office for two years. And they have been full, momentous years for Western!

"Speaking for the entire University community, I wish to express our deep appreciation and gratitude for the outstanding leadership which Chairman Caine has provided. He has been energet1c, loyal, supportive, and always conscious of his stewardship responsibilities to the State of Michigan. During the past two years, Western has faced a series of serious, difficult problems; but strengthened by Chairman Caine's wisdom, vision, and great concern for this University, the Board of Trustees has responded with exceptional skill and service. To endure and to progress in such a troubled environment is a major achievement indeed!

"Speaking personally, I want Chairman Bob to know how deeply grateful I am for his keen interest in and support of Western. His wise, experienced counsel has helped me over many a rough spot, and I am particularly thankful that he was always sen-

remember your dedicated service to Western and, beyond that, we will always value you as a good friend!

ccordingly, as a small token of our esteem, I wish to present this plaque to you on behalf of Western Michigan University.

"Thanks for everything!"

(Trustee Dykema read the following tribute to rustee Caine on behalf of the Board):

"We, your colleagues on the Board of Trustees, ant on this occasion to express our admiration

and our gratitude for the exceptional leadership ou have given us as Chairman of this Board. We

respect you for the demands that you have made on ourself in serving through an unusually difficult eriod for Western Michigan University; and we apreciate that you have led us with strength,

imagination, purpose, good humor, and a personal xample of genuine concern and affection for Western.

•�ou have set for us and for your successorsas Chairperson a very high st2ndard, from which we and the University have been and shall be the beneficiaries. For all that, we wish now to offer you

ur warm and public thanks."

Chairman Caine responded by expressing his thanks to his colleagues and administrative cohorts,

nd by stating the pleasure he had received in his wo year role as Chairman.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary hen informed the Board that only a single letter ad been received during the month -- a letter from aniel K. Forrister. Each trustee had received ertinent material and a copy of the letter (on file n the Secretary's office).

Election of Officers. After a reading of the y-Laws governing the election of officers at thennual Meeting, and upon a motion by Trustee Franksupported by Trustee Parfet, the following officersere unanimously elected:

Chairman: John R. Dykema (for a 2 year term)

Vice Chairman: Charles H. Ludlow (for a 1 year term)

Secretary: Robert W. Hannah (for a l year term)

Treasurer: Robert B. Wetnight (for a l year term)

Assistant Secretary: Robert B. Wetnight (for a 1 year term)

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Assistant Treasurer: Robert W. Beecher (for a 1 year term)

Upon taking the gavel, Trustee Dykema expressed his pleasure at the vote of confidence received from his colleagues, and expressed his willingness to attempt to emulate the high standards set by his predecessors.

Appointment of University Legal Counsel. The Trustees reappointed the firm of Ford, Kriekard, Staton, Allen, and Decker, P.C., with Mr. Arthur Staton, Jr. the responsible principal as Legal Counsel of the University for one year.

Appointment of University Auditor. Upon the recommendation of Trustee Ludlow, Chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, the Trustees accepted a recommendation that they approve the reappointment of the firm of Alexander Grant and Company of Kalamazoo, Michigan, as auditors for the purpose of conducting an annual audit of the University's financial statements for fiscal year 1975/76.


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

Resolution re: to Safe Deposit Box. staff, the following adopted:

Change in Authority for Access As a result of changes in

resolution was unanimously

RESOLVED, that access to safe deposit boxes number 921 and number 927 and any boxes for which they shall be at any time exchanged in the vaults of The American National Bank and Trust Company of Michigan, standing in the name of this corporation, shall be by any two of the persons named below, and said persons are likewise authorized to surrender and exchange the same at any time.

The American National Bank and Trust Company of Michigan, shall be entitled to rely upon the right of access hereby given until it receives a written notification from this corporation of any change herein or revocation hereof, notwithstanding

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees this authority may have been otherwise revoked by approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented. said corporation or by operation of law.

Appointments

Bassam E. Harik, Instructor, Department of Economics, effective December 15, 1975, terminating April 24, 1976

Richard Moleski, Assistant Professor, Department of Counseling and Personnel, effective January 1, 1976, terminating April 24, 1976

Reappointment as Faculty Associate

Peter Schmitt, Faculty Associate for Regional History Collections, effective January 1, 1976

Resignation

Arthur R. Diani, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, effective January 2, 197

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academic Personnel Report was approved as presented.

Extension of Appointment

Philip Kramer, University Ombudsman, effective April 24, 1976, terminating June 23, 1976

Appointment

Robert W. Ethridge, University Title IX Coordinator, effective January 1, 1976

Robert W. Beecher, Gerald C. Schwemmin, Larry Koenes, Stephen J. Markee

Transfer of Theatre from Communication Arts & Sciences to the College of Fine Arts. Upon the recommendation of Vice President Mitchell, the Board approved the transfer of the Theatre area from the Department of Communication Arts & Sciences in the College of Arts & Sciences, to the College of Fine Arts. This transfer will create the new Department of Theatre.

In recommending this change, the Vice President for Academic Affairs assured the Board that all members of the theatre area and both affected colleges were very positive about the transfer. He also assured the Trustees that the Faculty Senate had been apprised of this move.

Aviation Test Cell Building. After comments by the Board Capital Outlay Committee Chairman Trustee Adams, the Board accepted qualified lowbidding contractors for concrete and mechanical work on the aviation engine test cell facility at the University airport location.

The successful bid for concrete work was submitted on December 9, 1975 by the Raymond 0. Page Concrete Construction Company of Kalamazoo in the amount of $2,974.50. The successful bid for mechanical work was submitted December 9, 1975 by the C.L. Mahoney Plumbing and Heating Company ofKalamazoo in the amount of $5,765.00. Tabulationsof all bids for the two contractors are:

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Concrete Work Base Bid Deduct Alternate Total

Raymond 0. Page Company Kalamazoo

$3149.50 $175 $2974.50

E.G. Anderson and Sons Kalamazoo

7400.00 7400.00

Docsa & Smith Associates, Inc. Kalamazoo

7825.00 7825.00

Mechanical Work

C.L. Mahoney Plumbing &Heating Company

Kalamazoo

5765.00 5765.00

Associated Mechanical Services, Inc.

6082.00 6082.00

Kalamazoo

Dent Plumbing & Heating Kalamazoo

6388.00 6388.00

The remaining items of construction will be completed by University personnel and/or University purchase order.

Associated Student Government Constitutional Amendments. Vice President for Student Affairs Thomas Coyne indicated to the Trustees his rational for recommending that only #1 of the following four student constitutional amendments be accepted by the Board. High among his reasons was the low student voter turnout (less than 5% of those eligible). The Vice President also reminded the Trustees that "these amendments to the Student Body Constitu tion were brought to your attention in the Petitions and Communications section of the December 19, 1975 Board of Trustees meeting. Under the Constitution as approved by the Board, action must be taken by you within one month of official notification of a constitutional change."

Constitutional Amendments Passed by the Student Body on October 1, 1975:

Amendment #1. Article I of the Constitution is amended by striking out "Associated Students" and inserting "Associated Student Government".

Amendment #2. Article I of the Constitution is amended by adding a new Section 2 which shall read: "The Associated Student Government is not an organization but the sole legitimate representative agency for the entire Student Body of Western Michigan University. However, it has all the rights and privileges of an organization."

Section 2 of Article V of the Constitution is amended by adding two new clauses D and E which shall read: (D) "between students and The Associ-

ated Student Government." (E) "between an organization and The Associated Student Government."

Amendment #3. Article II of the Constitution is amended by adding a new Section 7 which shall read: "The rights and privileges conferred by this constitution or by any amendment to it shall not be denied, abridged, abrogated, or contracted away by the University or anyone else."

Amendment #4. Article II of the Constitution is amended by adding a new Section 8 (Section 7 if Amendment #3 is rejected or vetoed) which shall read: "Students shall participate through the Associated Student Government in decision making at all levels of the University community."

Trustee Johnson, Chairperson of the Board's Student Affairs Committee, reviewed the several occasions upon which her committee, other Board members, and administrators had met with A.S.G. officers on these amendments. She asked Chairman Dykema to summarize the committee's objections to amendments 2, 3, and 4.

Chairman Dykema did so by noting that amendments 113 and 114 could not be accepted in that "they attempted to legislate for those outside its (A.S.G. 's) jurisdiction". He stated for the committee that trustee concern over amendment #2 sterned from its lack of clarity and basic unworkability, rather than disinterest in its aim.

A.S.G. President Steve Fox did not respond to Trustee Dykema's criticism of #3 or #4, but spoke only to the intent of #2. He made clear the concern A.S.G. has with the current function of the Student Budget and Allocation Committee (S.B.A.C.).

Trustee Ludlow and President Bernhard commented

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that if reform of S.B.A.C. was the intent of #2, a constitutional amendment was not the way to proceed.

The Trustees then voted unanimously to accept A.S.G. Constitutional Amendment #1, but to reject Constitutional Amendments 2, 3, and 4 as passed by a majority of those students voting and officially brought to the Board at its December 19, 1975 meeting.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourn ed at 2:55 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Chairman



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REGULAR MEETING February 20, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on February 20, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:54 p.m. by Chairman John R. Dykema.

Trustees present; Adams, Dykema, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). Tru�tees absent: Caine, Franks.

Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accept ed and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The minutes of the February 20, 1976 Board of Trustees meeting were approved as circulated, with the assurance by the Secretary that Trustees Adams and Franks would be recorded as present.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard praised Vice President Coulter for the fine contribution he had made to the University as Dean, Vice President, and Acting President, and wished him wel in his new position as the chief administrator of Idaho State University. President Bernhard also informed the Trustees that he had no immediate plan to replace Dr. Coulter given current budgetary restrictions, but was considering the possibility of replacement in the future with altered responsibilities.

The President also presented several slides to update the Trustees on current data. These data included information on enrollments, state expenditures (as a percentage to Higher Education), appropriations per F.Y.E.S., rankings of states (including Michigan) in per capita effort as represented by dollars spent on Higher Education, rankings of the states in effort per $1,000 of personal income, and education as related to unemployment statistics. All of these data were spread over the context of at least a decade, and in total, highlighted the University's current fiscal plight.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that while no petitions or communications had been received prior to the mailing of the Tentative Agenda, several letters had been received from students on behalf of Dr. Wade Adams of the Chemistry Department. The Secretary noted that while these letters would be part of the agenda for March, several students were present


regarding this matter. At the invitation of Chairman Dykema, various

students voiced their strong_ support for Dr. Adams, and their high regard for his abilities as a scholar, teacher, and sympathetic advisor. Each made it clear that the University's failure to rehire Dr. Adams had caused personal concern about the University's educational priorities, and about its commitment to teaching excellence.

At the request of Trustee Parfet, Vice President Mitchell reviewed Dr. Adams' position (whose third consecutive one year contract had not been renewed) for the students. He defined the difference between "term" (in Dr. Adams' case) and "continuing" appointments, the rationale used in this particular situation, and personal regret that any such action was necessary for a man who clearly had demonstrated teaching excellence.

Several Trustees expressed their regret that the economic plight of the State of Michigan in general and WMU in particular made reductions necessary. Trustee Parfet noted however, that while the whole affair saddened her terribly, she was proud that the University could attract teachers of Dr. Adams' ability to "term" appointments.

Dr. D. Brown of the Chemistry Department summarized the discussion by noting that the reductions in faculty had caused widespread concern on the part of students and faculty throughout the University. Chairman Dykema and President Bernhard indicated that they were already painfully aware of that feeling. Both were complimentary of the students who had attended the meeting to express their concern for Dr. Adams in this way.

Board Committee Appointments. Chairman Dykema announced the following committee appointments for the succeeding year:

STANDING COMMITTEES:

Budget and Finance Ludlow, Chairman Caine Kemp

Capital Outlay Johnson, Chairman Adams Franks

Student Affairs Franks, Chairman Johnson Parfet

Academic Affairs Parfet, Chairman Caine Johnson

SPECIAL COMMITTEES:

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Collective Bargaining Caine Kemp Ludlow

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented.

Appointment as Chairman

E. Thomas Lawson, Chairman, Department ofReligion, effective February 9, 1976,terminating June 30, 1978

Appointments

John P. Chiapuris, Instructor, Department of Anthropology, effective December 15, 1975, terminating April 1976

John L. Kerr, Instructor, Department of Geography, effective January 5, 1976, terminating April 1976

Charles A. Morrison, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, effective August 1976, for a period of three years

Retirement With Emeritus Status

Jean M. Lawrence, Associate Professor, Department of Biology, effective June 1976, with the title Professor Emeritus of Biology

Resignations

Bonnie Busick, Assistant Professor, Humanities Area, effective April 24, 1976

Joseph Morreale, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, effective December 15, 1975

David L. Regehr, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, effective December 18, 1975

Leave of Absence Without Pay

William N. ·Thompson, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, from August 9, 1976 to April 1977 to work in a federal agency gaining practical experienc in public personnel administration. This opportunity was made possible through the granting of a Faculty Fellowship award for the academic year 1976/77.

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academ ic Personnel Report was approved as presented.


Appointment

Rosalie G. Willis, Staff Benefits Manager, effective December 15, 1975

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for January 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Authorization to Demolish Houses. The Trustees authorized the administration to demolish the following houses which are in unusable condition:

716 Marion Street 725 Steers Avenue

Annual Leave Provisions for Professional/Administrative and Clerical/Technical Staff. After a recommendation by Trustee Ludlow, representing the Budget and Finance Committee, annual leave provisions for Professional/Administrative and Clerical/ Technical personnel were revised as follows:

Professional/Administrative Years of Service Previous Revised

0 20 12 1-3 20 15 4-5 20 20 6-8 20 22 9-10 20 22 11-20 20 24 21 and over 20 25

Clerical/Technical Years of Service Previous Revised

0 12 10 1-3 15 12 4-5 15 15 6-8 15 17 9-10 18 20 11-20 18 22 21 and over 18 25

Authorization for Paper Fiber Recycling Unit. After a brief review by Vice President Wetnight of the role played by the Paper Technology Foundation at WMU, the Board authorized the Foundation to: (1) solicit funds for, (2) acquire and install, and(3) donate to Western Michigan University a newpaper fiber recycling unit for the Paper Scienceand Engineering Department. This equipment willbe used by the Department and the paper industryfor instruction, research, and pilot plant experimentation and development.

Authorization for Grants and Contracts. To comply with a recommendation made by the Auditor General, the Board designated the Treasurer or

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Assistant Treasurer as persons to receive all grant and sign all grant contracts for the University.

Annual Fund Report. President Bernhard introduced Vice President Coulter and Mrs. Helen Flaspohler, commending the latter in particular for her fine work on behalf of the 1975 Annual Fund. Both Dr. Coulter and Mrs. Flaspohler indicated thei pleasure at the success of the fund ($1,171,649.84) but pointed out that much was still left undone. Extensive questions were raised by Trustees concern ing alumni participation, Auditor General's comments, goals, staffing, and office budgets. The consenus however, was to "keep up the fine progress".

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourn ed at 3:15 p.m.


Chairman

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REGULAR MEETING March 26, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on March 26, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.


Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Adams, Ludlow.

Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The Secretary noted that two corrections to the minutes of the February 20, 1976 Board meeting had been requested:

1) Under "Petitions and Communications", paragraph 3: It was at the request of Trustee Parfet that Vice President Mitchell reviewed Dr. Wade Adams' status for the students. Previously, the minutes had read that Chairman Dykema asked Dr. Mitchell to speak.

2) In the Academic Personnel Report, Jean M. Lawrence retired with Emeritus Status. The minutes previously stated she resigned with Emeritus Status.

The minutes stood approved as corrected.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard noted that the Bronco's highly regarded Basketball Coach, Eldon Miller, had announced his resignation in order to take a similar position at Ohio State University. He noted that the University was pleased to have an able and competent assistant available, Mr. Richard Shilts, to immediately fill the position.

The President then noted his continuing concern and frustration with the apparent decline of public confidence in education in general, and higher education in particular. He highlighted his concern by quoting an excerpt from a Saturday Review article discussing the results of this lack of confidence.

•�riting in the March 20 issue of SaturdayReview, published this week, Fred M. Hechinger declares that 'America is in headlong retreat from its commitment to education.' Hechinger, a member of the editorial board of The New York Times and former education editor of that newspaper, continues by saying: 'This retreat ought to be the most pertinent issue in any


examination of the country's condition in its Bicentennial year. At stake is nothing less than the survival of American democracy.'

'Let us have no illusions about an American future with declining confidence in universal education and diminished access to higher learning', he writes. 'A slow-down in the escalator of upward mobility constitutes a break with the most fundamental American ideals. The consequence will be a stratified, class-bound society ruled by a self-perpetuating power elite of economic and social privilege. It would be the end of the road that was opened by Thomas Jefferson when he called for a new aristocracy of talent to replace the old aristocracy of inherited power' . "

At the close of the President's remarks, Trustee Kemp added a special tribute to Coach Eldon Miller, whose "high level of sportsmanship" had been a "real credit" to the University.. In particular, he praised the coaching staff for the "respect through example" they had gained from the entire community, not only for themselves, but for the University as well.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that 18 people had written letters expressing their concern for the academic position of Dr. Wade Adams, Chemistry Department. They are: Mr. John C. Chan, Mr. Samuel N. Chukwumah, Mr. Michael DeBat, Ms. Kathy Derhammer, Ms. Kristy Fox, Ms. Collette Fullmer, Ms. Victoria L. Hages, Mrs. Bruce !manse, Mrs. Faye L. Kelly, Mr. Doug Korinek, Mr.Michael T. Ku, Mr. Gregory Mansour, Mr. RussellPerigo, Mr. Jeff C. Pobanz, Ms. Mary Jo Porter, Mr.Rodney Schpok, Ms. Beth A. Tyler, and Mr. Peter VanOosten. In addition to these communications, 12people wrote letters expressing concern for the academic position of Mr. Richard Swinsick, Music Department. They are: Ms. Patsy Bimba, Ms. Gloria Cook,Mr. Chris Hansen, Ms. Nancy A. Hassan, Mr. Stephen L.Hyde, Ms. Carol Larner, Ms. Donna Maupin, Ms. MichelleL. Smith, Mr. Craig Suhusky, Ms. Judith Vander Zwaag,Ms. Karen B. Wolf, and Mr. Donald Wray. Each of theabove mentioned letters is on file in the Secretary'soffice.

The Secretary informed the Board that in the case of Dr. Adams and Mr. Swinsick, the University had declined to renew term contract appointments. Numerous students spoke on behalf of Dr. Adams, expressing their high regard for his teaching ability and their personal sense of loss that the University would not extend his contract. They asked what action had been taken during the month. Chairman Dykema assured them that the Board had reviewed the matter with careful scrutiny. He reviewed the rationale and data which indicated that the Chemistry Department had to reduce a position, and informed the students that he was convinced the Department, College, and University level personnel made the decision in a careful and unbiased manner. Given this conviction, it was his opinion that the Board should not alter the University's decision.

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Other students voiced concern that this particular reduction would lower the University's image of quality in Lansing, that the University ought to place first priority on student interest, and that the confidence level of the University by the general public could not help but be decreased by this move.

Trustees Franks, Kemp, and Parfet assured students that the Board was concerned, but explained that in any orderly bureaucratic enterprise the key to personnel decision making is that fairness be preserved when staff reductions are made. The students were reminded that Dr. Adams was on a temporary appointment, that the exact procedures for this decision could be detailed from the Department of Chemistry level to that of Board review, and that the test of fairness and necessity had been met in each instance.

Chairman Dykema ended the discussion by restating his sincere appreciation for students' concern about the quality of the education they are receiving.



LTC. Ronald L. Kirshman, Professor and Chairman Department of Military Science, effective June 1976

Barbara A. Rider, Professor and Chairman, Department of Occupational Therapy, effective July 1, 1976

Zack L. York, Chairman, Department of Theatre, effective January 16, 1976, terminating April, 1978

Appointments

Captain Michael J. O'Shea, Assistant Professor, Department of Military Science, effective July 1, 1976

Molly W. Williams, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Mechanical Engineering, effective August 1976, for a period of three years

Retirement with Emeritus Status

Elizabeth Johnson, Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective June 23, 1976, with the title Professor Emeritus of Teacher Education

Dorotha Kercher, Assistant Professor, Library, effective April 24, 1976, with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus, Library


Olive Parkes, Associate Professor, Department of Music, effective April 24, 1976, with the title Associate Professor Emeritus of Music

Emil J. Sokolowski, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing, effective April 24, 1976, with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Marketing

Sarah Jane Stroud, Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective June 30, 1976, with the title Professor Emeritus of Teacher Education

Sara R. Swickard, Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective July 1, 1976, with the title Professor Emeritus of Teacher Education

Betty Taylor, Professor, Department of Horne Economics, effective June 23, 1976, with the title Professor Emeritus of Horne Economics

Charles Van Riper, Distinguished University Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective June 23, 1976, with the title Distinguished University Professor Emeritus of Speech Pathology and Audiology

Mary M. Wilcox, Assistant Professor, Library, effective June 1, 1976, with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus, Library

Resignations

James S. Casey, Associate Professor, Department of General Business, effective March 9, 1976

Irene K. Hanley, Assistant Professor, Library, effective February 16, 1976

Steven Hesla, Instructor, Department of Music, effective September 1, 1976

Mary Lou Stewart, Associate Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective March 15, 1976

Leaves of Absence Without Pay

George D. Murdoch, Instructor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, from August 9, 1976 to April 13, 1977 to complete residence requirements for the PhD degree and to work towards the completion of academic requirements for the degree

Dale H. Porter, Associate Professor, Humanities Area, from June 25, 1976 to June 25, 1977, to pursue a year of independent study in philosophy of history under a fellowship

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awarded by the National Endowment for Humanities

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The NonAcademic Personnel Report was approved as presented.

Appointment

Charles V. Spaniolo, Director, Counseling Center, effective July 1, 1976 to June 30, 1979

Retirements

Merritt Nordyke, Custodian, effective March 19, 1976

Mabel Vernia, Housekeeper, effective March 2, 1976

Resignation

Sterling Breed, Director, Counseling Center, effective July 1, 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for February 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Student Tuition and Fees. Vice President Wetnight presented the following to the Board with the recommendation that no action be taken prior to the April meeting to insure adequate time for student reactions:

"It is recommended that the Board of Trustees authorize the President to establish student fees effective with the Fall Semester, 1976, in accordance with the schedule listed below. The final selection within the range listed is to be based on legislative appropriations and related budgetary matters. Furthermore, actions by the President are to be subsequently approved by the Board."


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Winter 1976 ProEosed General

Classification General Facil� Facility Low High

Resident - Undergraduate $19.50 $3.00 $3.00 $21. 00 $23.00

Non-Resident - Undergraduate 51.50 3.00 3.00 54.00 55.00

Resident - Graduate 27. 50 3.00 3.00 29.00 31.00

Non-Resident - Graduate 67.50 3.00 3.00 68.00 71.00

Without objection, the Chairman declared that the item would be carried over to the April 23 meeting.

Student Housing Rates. The Vice President for Finance presented a second recommendation which he also suggested should not be acted upon for one month:

"A review of student housing rates for 1976-77 indicates a need to recommend to the Board of Trustees increases as follows:"

1976-77 Period 1975-76 (Effective

Room Only (East Campus) Sem. $240 $260

Room and Board Sem. 690 720

Elmwood and Goldsworth Balley - Mo. 1 BR - Furnished 116 117

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley - Mo. 2 BR - Furnished 129 130

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley - Mo. 1 BR - Unfurnished 109 110

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley - Mo. 2 BR - Unfurnished 119 120

Stadium Drive I Mo. 126 127 1 BR - Furnished

Stadium Drive I Mo. 136 137 2 BR - Furnished

Stadium Drive II Mo. 136 137 2 BR - Unfurnished

Spindler Mo. 70 75

At the request of Chairman Dykema, the item was tabled until the April meeting.

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Corporate Resolution for Night Depository. The Trustees accepted the following resolution:


the Board of Trustees specifically authorized and directed an Affirmative Action Plan for the Handi-capped (a copy of which is on file in the Secretary's

WHEREAS, this Corporation is desirous of using the office), as a statement of University purpose and night depository at American National Bank and Trust intent. Company of Michigan, and

WHEREAS, the use of such night depository is available only to those depositors who are willing to be bound by the terms of the Bank's night depository contract and regulations; now, therefore be it

RESOLVED, that the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer is authorized and directed to execute and deliver to American National Bank and Trust Company of Michigan the agreement concerning such night de-pository, and be it

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer is hereby authorized to designate from time to time, the employees empowered to act as agents of this Corporation under the foregoing agreement, and the Secretary is hereby directed to certify to said Bank the names of the agents so designated, and said Bank shall be fully protected in relying at any time upon the then current list of agents so certified and in refusing to honor the actions of a person not at the time on the current list; and be it

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the foregoing resolutions shall remain in full force and effect until written notice of an amendment or recision shall have been received by said Bank, and that receipt of such notice shall not affect any action taken by the Bank prior thereto; and be it

FURTHER RESOLVED, that the Secretary is authorized and directed to certify to the said Bank that the foregoing resolutions were duly adopted and that the provisions thereof are in conformity with the Corporation's Constitutionally Granted Powers and of the By-Laws of this Corporation.

Authorization to Confer Degrees. Approval for the President of the University to confer degrees at the April 24, 1976 Commencement, as recommended by the faculty of the University was unanimously approved.

Honorary Degrees. The Trustees approved a recommendation that the Honorary Degree of Doctor of Laws by conferred at the April 24, 1976 Commencement upon:

Dr. William Birch, retired Kalamazoo physician

Dr. Lionel Newsom, President, Central State University

Dr. B.F. Skinner, Harvard Professor

Affirmative Action Plan for the Handicapped. After a discussion of Affirmative Action goals and priorities by Mr. Ethridge and Legal Counsel Staton,

Financial Aid Policy. As a result of Auditor General recommendations, the Board of Trustees specifically authorized and directed the President to create a Student Financial Assistance Council to be responsible for:

(1) The development of a university-wide planfor student financial assistance including:(a) coordination and evaluation of exist

ing programs, and(b) policy decision regarding modifica

tion, termination, or initiation ofnew programs

(2) The formulation of policies for each student assistance program consonant withthe objectives of said program.

The President assured the Trustees that this council would be broadly based and representative of campus constituencies, including the student body.

Admissions Report. Mr. Duncan Clarkson, Director of Admissions, reviewed with the Trustees a position paper and recommendations for admissions standards at Western. Mr. Clarkson detailed the operating methods of his office and the criteria generally applied to students seeking admission. He suggested that while the University's admissions in general are good, an increased number of "minimally qualified" student applicants was a concern. Among other suggestions, he implied that raising the base admissions from 2.0 to 2.2 for incoming freshmen would be "good". Dr. Franks, among others, raised a concern that the University must maintain an open character for a diverse student body and should take great care not to artificially limit itself to any specific type or group of students. A complete copy of the report submitted to the Trustees is on file in the Secretary's office.

Adjournment. at 3:45 p.m.

The meeting was declared adjourned


Chairman


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REGULAR MEETING April 23, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on April 26, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.


Trustees present: Adams, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Caine.

Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, and Legal Counsel Ford.


Minutes. The minutes of the March 26, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard (in prepared remarks on file in the Secretary's office) reviewed the emphasis placed on the University's fiscal crisis during the preceeding months. He indicated his regret that the financial and collective bargaining issues have so weighted the University's consciousness that many positive programs have gone relatively unnoticed. In particular, he noted the success of the Alumni Affairs and Development program, the new Theatre Department the new College of Health and Human Services, the new Center for Continuing Legal Education, and many other positive events that far outweigh the difficulties of current financial exigencies.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that their office had received the following Petitions and Communications during the month: A Constitutional Amendment from the Associated Student Government; letters of concern for the academic position of Mr. Archie Watson from Ms. Katherine Greeley, Ms. Jan Shirley, Mrs. Carol Smallwood, and Mr. John P. Vinkemulder; and a letter of concern for the academic position of Mr. Peter Malanchuk, also from Mrs. Carol Smallwood. The Secretary pointed out that the Constitutional Amendment election results of March 24, 1976 from the Associated Student Government would become effective unless specifically overruled by the Board at its May 21, 1976 meeting.

All Petitions and Communications are on file in the Secretary's office and are maintained as official documents.


Academic Personnel Report. The Academic Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice President Mitchell. He noted that many of the academic appointments were the result of "rehiring" personnel with temporary or terminating status who had earlier been notified that their contracts would not be renewed. The Vice President also notes that the tenure recommendations were the first result of the Western Michigan University Tenure Policy accepted by the Board on October 18, 1974.

Appointments

Galen James Alessi, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, effective April 25, 1976

Robert J. Balik, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, effective April 25, 1976

Nicholas C. Batch, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, effective April 25, 1976

Henry H. Beam, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, effective April 25, 1976

Joel Bowman, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective April 25, 1976

David J. Boyd, Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy, effective April 25, 1976

Joan T. Crandall, Assistant Professor, Humanities Area, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Lowell E. Crow, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing, effective April 25, 1976

Phyllis J. Day, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Thomas Deckard, Instructor, Department of Transportation Technology, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Sandra Edwards, Assistant Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Arthur W. Hoadley, Assistant Professor, Department of Transportation Technology, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Robert F. Hopkins, Professor, Department of Counseling & Personnel, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

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Jack T. Humbert, Associate Professor, Department of Distributive Education, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Bruce H. Kemelgor, Assistant Professor, Depart ment of Management, effective April 25, 1976

Alan Labovitz, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective April 25, 1976

Robert M. Larson, Associate Professor, Humanities Area, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Max Laudeman, Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy, effective April 25, 1976

Brian G. Long, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing, effective April 25, 1976

A. Thomas Mason, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective August 9,1976, terminating April 24, 1977

Arnold D. Masunungure, Instructor, Humanities Area, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Peter G. Northouse, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts & Sciences, effective April 25, 1976

Sandra Planisek, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, effective April 25, 1976

K. Karneswara Rao, Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, effective April 25, 1976,terminating April 23, 1977

James R. Sanders, Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Nancy H. Steinhaus, Instructor, Department of Horne Economics, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Richard Swinsick, Assistant Professor, Department of Music, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Larry tenHarmsel, Assistant Professor, Humanities Area, effective April 25, 1976

Thomas Vassil, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Susan K. Wear, Instructor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective


August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Paul Weber, Instructor, Department of General Business, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Wayne Weeks, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, effective April 25, 1976

James P. Zappen, Assistant Professor, Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 9, 1976

Stephen H. Zelinger, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, effective April 25, 1976

Adjunct Appointments

Ralph Blocksma, Adjunct Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective May 1, 1976, terminating April 30, 1979

Donald G. Hallas, Adjunct Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective August 1, 1976, terminating July 30, 1979

William L. Locke, Adjunct Clinical Instructor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective January 5, 1976, terminating January 4, 1979

Kathryn Wood, Adjunct Clinical Instructor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective January 5, 1976, terminating January 4, 1979


Walter E. Johnson, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, August 11, 1976 to April 26, 1977, to accept a National Institutes of Health Traineeship in Human Genetics at Case Western Reserve.

Resignations

Charles E. Dee, Assistant Professor, Department of Transportation Technology, effective January 5, 1976

Alfred Griffin, Associate Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective April 30, 1976

Eldon J. Miller, Associate Professor, Department of Physical Education, effective March 25, 1976

Sharon A. Ratliffe, Associate Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 20, 1976

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Richard A. Shilts, Instructor, Department of Physical Education, effective March 31, 1976

M. Barrett Vorce, Associate Professor ofTeacher Education and Associate Director,University Consortium Center, effectiveJune 30, 1976

Retirement With Emeritus Status

Opal Klammer, Assistant Professor, Department of Physical Education, effective April 24, 1976, with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Physical Education

Tenure Recommendations

Joy Anderson

Michael Atkins

W. Lloyd Gheen

Thomas C. Bailey

Leonard J. Beuving

Seamus Cooney

Rollin G. Douma

Robert W. Felkel

Robert J. Griffin

Robert A. Laing

Helenan Lewis

James D. Nelson

Lynne Riehman

Shirley S. Scott

Thomas Seiler

Marjory Spradling

Joseph Stoltman

Paul Wienir

Shirley Woodworth

Alden Wright

COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Assistant Professor of Occupational Therapy

Assistant Professor of Industrial Education

Assistant Professor of Industrial Education

COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCES

Assistant Professor of English

Assistant Professor of Biology

Associate Professor of English


Assistant Professor of Spanish

Assistant Professor of Spanish

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Associate Professor of Political Science

Assistant Professor of Mathematics

Associate Professor of Social Work



Assistant Professor of Biology

Assistant Professor of Geography

Assistant Professor of Sociology

Instructor in Communication Arts and Sciences

Associate Professor of Mathematics


Ronald DeYoung

F. William McCarty

Mary C. Brown

Kenneth Bullmer

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

Associate Professor of Business Education and Administrative Services

Assistant Professor of General Business

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Assistant Professor of Physical Education

Assistant Professor of Counseling and Personnel

Robert W. Oswald Associate Professor of Counseling and Personnel

Elizabeth L. Patterson Associate Professor of Special Education

John F. Shaw Assistant Professor of

Daniel Stufflebeam

Archie E. Watson

Elizabeth H. Dull Luretta McCray Ramon Zupko

Howard J. Dooley

Phillip T. Larsen

Robert Poel

Stephen Schicker

Hardy Carroll

Iona R. Malanchuk Peter P. Malanchuk Carl Sachtleben Harold E. Way

Gregory W. Boothroyd Edith W. Coleman Wyatt D. Kirk

Physical Education Professor of Educational

Leadership Assistant Professor of

Teacher Education

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Assistant Professor of Art Assistant Professor of Dance Associate Professor of Music

COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES

Assistant Professor of Humanities

Associate Professor of Natural Science

Associate Professor of Natural Science

Assistant Professor of Humanities

THE GRADUATE COLLEGE

Assistant Professor of Librarianship

UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES

Assistant Professor, Library Assistant Professor, Library Professor, Library Assistant Professor, Library

COUNSELING CENTER

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The NonAcademic Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice President Coulter.

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Appointments

Robert Bennet, Supervisor, Maintenance Services, effective March 29, 1976

Philip H. Kramer, Ombudsman, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1978

Richard Shilts, Head Basketball Coach, effective April 1, 1976, terminating March 31, 1979

William T. Sturtevant, Senior Development Officer, Office of Alumni Affairs and Development, effective April 19, 1976 (replacement)

Claude R. Thomas, from Admissions Counselor to Assistant Director of Admissions, effective April 26, 1976

Retirements

Margaret Grinage, Food Service, effective April 24, 1976

Oma McLain, Food Service, effective April 16, 1976

LaRue Rice, Plant Supervisor, effective March 26, 1976

Lloyd Shaw, Custodian, effective April 8, 1976

Victoria Wakmundski, Food Service, effective April 23, 1976

Robert Zuika, Custodian, effective March 19, 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for March 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Resolution re: Implementation of Western Michigan University Foundation. Upon a motion by Trustee Ludlow, supported by Trustee Johnson, the Board approved the following resolution; and authorized the administration to implement the Western Michigan University Foundation. Subsequent to this authorization, the University will file Articles of Incorporation, the Bylaws for the Foundation and the forms required by the Internal Revenue Service with appropriate State and Federal agencies.

The Board also authorized the establishment of the following offices for the Western Michigan University Foundation: President, Vice President,


Treasurer, and Executive Secretary. It was further stipulated that at the June

meeting of the Board of Trustees, the administration will present the names of the Foundation Board of Trustees for approval.

The Resolution is as follows:

"WHEREAS, WESTERN MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY has been greatly benefited by gifts from many persons and organizations, corporate and otherwise, and

WHEREAS, gifts to the University will make possible educational projects, student scholarships and improvements to facilities and faculty not otherwise possible, and

WHEREAS, many donors prefer to make gifts to a foundation rather than directly to an educational institution,

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED as follows:

1. That the Administration proceed with theestablishment of a foundation for the benefit of Western Michigan University, said foundation to be known as the Western Michigan University Foundation.

2. That the Administration file with theproper state department articles of incorporation for said Foundation.

3. That the Foundation when incorporatedbe authorized to accept gifts and bequests for the use and benefit of Western Michigan University.

4. That the Foundation be directed to fileappropriate forms with the Internal Revenue Service requesting rulings pertaining to taxexempt status and deductibility of gifts and bequests for income tax purposes."

A draft copy of "Articles of Incorporation for the Foundation", as well as the above Resolution, are on file in the Secretary's office.

On a roll call vote, Trustees voting "aye" were: Adams, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, and Parfet. There were no "nay" votes.

Student Housing Rates. On a roll call vote, the following student housing rates for 1976-77 (tabled at the March 26, 1976 Board of Trustees meeting) were approved:

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Room Only (East Campus)

Room and Board

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley -1 BR - Furnished

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley -2 BR - Furnished

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley -1 BR - Unfurnished

Elmwood and Goldsworth Valley -2 BR - Unfurnished

Stadium Drive I 1 BR - Furnished

Stadium Drive I 2 BR - Furnished

Stadium Drive II 2 BR - Unfurnished

Spindler

Period

Sem.

Sem.

Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

Mo.

1976-77 1975-76 (Effective Fall)

$240 $260

690 720

116 117

129 130

109 110

119 120

126 127

136 137

136 137

70 75

Trustees voting "aye" were: Adams, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, and Parfet. There were no "nay" votes.

Student Tuition and Fees. The Board of Trustees authorized the President to establish student fees effective with the Fall Semester, 1976, in accordance with the schedule listed below. The final selection within the range listed is to be based on legislative appropriations and related budgetary matters. Furthermore, actions by the President are to be subsequently approved by the Board.

Winter 1976 Proposed General

Classification General Facility Facility Low High ----

Resident - Undergraduate $19.50 $3.00 $3.00 $21. 00 $23.00

Non-Resident - Undergraduate 51. so 3.00 3.00 54.00 55.00

Resident - Graduate 27.50 3.00 3.00 29.00 31.00

Non-Resident - Graduate 67.50 3.00 3.00 68.00 71. 00

In reviewing this proposal, Trustee Ludlow, Chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, commented on the rationale which indicated that tuition increases in inflationary times were necessary, not only to honestly face rising costs, but also to meet the constitutionally mandated responsibility as a Board for fiscal integrity. He gave assurance that the Board was well aware of the State of Michigan's budgetary position, which made adequate increases to cover inflation from state tax resources unlikely. He indicated that the University would try for appropriate savings through increased productivity, but emphasized that in an educational institution, not all costs could be met in this way.

On behalf of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, Trustee Ludlow

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endorsed the proposal, which had been tabled at the March meeting. On a roll call vote, those Trustees voting "aye" were: Adams, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, and Parfet. There were no "nay" votes.

Tuition Remissions. The Board adopted the following resolution, superseding that adopted by the Board of Trustees at its meeting of May 16, 1969 and bringing the University's policy into conformance with recommendations of the Auditor General.

"Be it resolved that non-resident graduate assistants with at least a 1/3 time appointment, non-resident graduate fellows and associates, and approved non-resident special ability students may, at the discretion of the University, be granted tuition remission for the non-resident portion of their assessed fee. Eligibility for tuition remission will expire with the commencement of each fall term, but remissions may, at the discretion of the University, be granted in succeeding years."

Change in Time for May 21, 1976 Board Meeting. The Board changed the meeting time of the May 21, 1976 Regular Meeting from the previously scheduled 1:45 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Specialty Program in Alcohol and Drug Addiction. A presentation on the University's Specialty Program in Alcohol and Drug Addiciton (SPADA) was given by Dr. Thomas K. Williams, Director of the program. He reviewed the University's efforts in this evolving field to cope with a burgeoning social and medical problem - alcohol and drug addiciton. He reviewed the funding for the program, the disciplines involved, the demand for the students baving completed the curriculum and the specifics of the program of study. A complete copy of Dr. Williams' presentation to the Board is on file in the Secretary's office.

Prior to adjourning the meeting, Vice President Coyne introduced Mr. Bob Dalrymple, newly elected President of the Associated Student Government.

Chairman Dykema announced WMUK's open house scheduled for the weekend.

Adjournment. The meeting was declared adjourned at 3:15 p.m.



Chairman

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REGULAR MEETING May 21, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on Friday, May 21, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.


Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Parfet, and President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Adams, Ludlow.

Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Gagie, and Legal Counsel Staton.


Minutes. The minutes of the April 23, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Remarks by the President. In his remarks, President Bernhard commented on the Spring enrollments and the prospects for the University student population next Fall. In summary, the President observed that Spring Session enrollments and credit hours were down slightly, but there was a particularly noticeable drop in graduate student enrollment. The President did report that applications for Fall 1976, and $50 admission deposits, were up over 10% from a similar period one year ago. Hence he was inclined to be optimistic in terms of the University's future stability -- at least concerning the size of its student body.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that only one communication had been received during the month: a copy of a scholarly article written by Dr. Ronald W. Davis, Assistant Professor in the History Department, with a note to the Board in thanks for a sabbatical leave granted earlier.

The Secretary introduced the Board to the numerous guests that were present, prior to asking Mr. Russell Gabier, Director of Alumni and Development, to introduce the President's Club members in attendance. Following these introductions, the Secretary also asked Mr. Norman K. Russell, Assistant to the Vice President for Student Services, to introduce the student leaders attending the meeting with him.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Coulter.


Appointments as Chairman

Richard Dieker, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period, terminating June 30, 1979

Ronald J. Flaspohler, Science Area, College of General Studies, effective July 1, 1976, for a two year period, terminating June 30, 1978

Reappointments as Chairman

David Chaplin, Department of Sociology, effective July 1, 1976, for a four year period, terminating June 30, 1980

Roger Cole, Department of Modern and Classical Languages, effective July 1, 1976 for a three year period, terminating June 30, 1979

Roy Olton, Department of Political Science, effective July 1, 1976 for a three year period, terminating June 30, 1979

Appointments

Carlene M. Bagnall, Assistant Professor, Social Science Area, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

William M. Cremin, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective August 9, 1976

Stuart Dybek, Instructor, Department of English, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

William B. Harrison, III, Assistant Professor, Department of Geology, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Marshall L. Hutchinson, Instructor, Department of Music, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Theresa Kasling, Instructor, Library, effective May 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Alan Labovitz, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective April 25, 1976

Erika Loffler, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Barbara L. Loss, Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

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James F. McCarthy, Assistant Professor, Depart ment of Music, effective April 25, 1976

Fred McTaggart, Assistant Professor, Department of English, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Bruce Naftel, Assistant Professor, Department of Art, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Eve Shelnutt, Instructor, Department of English, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Brian Wilson, Associate Professor, Department of Music, effective April 25, 1976

Paul Yelsma, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Adjunct Appointments

Frederick W. Bald, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976 for a three-year period

William P. Bristol, Adjunct Clinical Professor Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Ronald S. Chipps, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Alvin J. Davis, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective January 5, 1976, for a three year period

Glen H. Douglass, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Donald C. Doyle, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Gregory Feldmeier, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Robert K. Ferguson, Adjunct Clinical Professor Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Wayne R. Fisher, Adjunct Clinical Instructor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective May 3, 1976, for a three year period


Thomas Garling, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Clyde W. Johnson, Adjunct Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

William Mantle, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Edwin E. Meader, Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Geography, terminating April 15, 1977

Robert M. Nicholson, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Gary Novak, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Charles 0. Peake, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Donald S. Schaefer, Adjunct Clinical Professor. Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

Garth Shultz, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

William S. Skellenger, Adjunct Clinical Profes-sor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period

David B. Youel, Adjunct Clinical Professor, Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976, for a three year period


C. Curtis-Smith, Assistant Professor, Department of Music, from September 1, 1976 toApril 23, 1977, to accept a one-year appointment at the University of Michigan Schoolof Music for the academic year 1976-77

Neill Sanders, Professor, Department of Music, from October 12, 1976 to November 15, 1976. to perform with Melos Ensemble in Europe

Harriet Schmid, Assistant Professor, Department of Occupational Therapy, from September 1976 to September 1978, to be a doctoral student in the School of Education at The Ohio State University

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Resignations

Robert H. Ballard, Assistant Professor of Librarianship, effective August 20, 1976

Kathleen Smith, Associate Professor, Department of English, effective April 24, 1976

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The NonAcademic Personnel Report was accepted as presented.

Appointments

Robert D. Kelly, Assistant Director of the Center for Collllllunity Education, effective January 1, 1976, terminating December 31, 1976

Richard J. Walker, Assistant Basketball Coach, effective April 1, 1976, terminating March 31, 1977

Change of Title

William F. Hamill, Jr., from Director of Campus Planning and Extension to Director of Campus Planning and Extension and University Architect, effective July 1, 1976


Helen M. Nelson, Administrative Assistant, Department of Sociology, from April 26, 1976 to July 30, 1976 to research two factors in the rise of Seattle as an urban center.

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for April, 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Vehicle Registration Rates. On the recommendaof Vice President Wetnight, the Board authorized that the University vehicle registration rates be amended to include a $9.00 Special Area Parking Sticker. This permit will be for use in designated parking lots only (generally those far from the main campus) such as the Recreation Building lot.

Although Mr. Wetnight made it clear that the permit would not be restricted only to commuting students, it was this group to which the sticker was to have special application.

Residence Hall Debt Service Reserve. With the recommendation of Vice President Wetnight and the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, the Trustees approved that in accordance with the action of the Board of Trustees on March 21, 1975, the administration be authorized to allocate the Residence Hall


Debt Service Reserve to each residence hall and food service unit which has occupancy deficits as of April 30, 1976. The allocation is to be that percentage of the reserve that the occupancy deficit of each unit bears to the total of all occupancy deficits.

In discussing this item, and prior to its unanimous approval, Vice President Wetnight assured Dr. Franks that this action will meet the University's obligation for responsible management of the various dormitory trusts, in particular those trusts now experiencing a deficit due to low occupancy.

Proposed By-Laws Amendment re: Change in Board Meeting Time. The Board unanimously approved a recommendation that Article I, Section 1.2 of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees By-Laws be amended to change the regular meeting time from 1:45 p.m. to 1:15 p.m. The amended section now reads as follows:

"Regular Meetings shall be held on the campus of the University at 1:15 p.m. on the third Friday of each month, excepting August, or at such other date, time and/or place as the Board may designate, for the purpose of transacting any business within the authority of the Board."

Guam Doctoral Program in Educational Leadership. Dean John E. Sandberg of the College of Education and Associate Dean Ken Simon gave a slide and verbal presentation to the Board concerning the University's doctoral program in educational leadership at the University of Guam. In addition to the interesting and beautiful slides of Guam, Dr. Simon discussed the rationale and funding for the program. He noted that the entire cost was borne by the territorial government, but that cost was far less than what would be required to send students to the United States for completion of their post-graduate experience. He highlighted the numerous benefits which accrued to the College of Education and the University by this valuable and useful program.




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REGULAR MEETING June 18, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on Friday, June 18, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:18 p.m. b Chairman John R. Dykema.

Trustees present: Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio). Trustees absent: Adams.

Also present were: Vice President Coulter, Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie and Legal Counsel Ford.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accept ed and approved the agenda as presented for the meeting.

Minutes. The minutes of the May 21, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard commented on the significant contributions made by Vice President Coulter to W.M.U. during his associa tion with the University. Dr. Bernhard publicly thanked him on behalf of the Board of Trustees and wished him well in his new role as President of Idaho State University.

Dr. Bernhard also noted that enrollment trends continued "strong and firm". He indicated to the Board that current projections estimated 400-500 additional students over last fall's enrollment.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary indicated that no petitions or communications had been received by his office during the month.

Presentation of Legislative Resolution. On behalf of Representative Wayne Sackett, House Republican Staff Aide Keith Pretty presented Dr. Coulter with a legislative tribute recognizing his service to W.M.U. and to Southwestern Michigan. (Mr. Pretty was Captain of the 1972 W.M.U. football team.)


Appointments

Ugur Aker, Instructor, Department of Economics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

June 18, 1976


Mary Butler, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Music, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Ellen Rozanne Elder, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of History, effective May 1976, terminating May 1977

Karl J. Hallsten, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Bassam E. Harik, Instructor, Department of Economics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Salim E. Harik, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

David Houghton, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, effective August 9, 1976

David Joslyn, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Marilyn Kay Malo-tt, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, effective April 25, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Richard L. Moleski, Assistant Professor, Department of Counseling & Personnel, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Michael R. Payne, Assistant Professor, Department of Economics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1978

Steven C. Rhodes, Assistant Professor, Department of Communication Arts and Sciences, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

David L. Rozelle, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 9, 1976


James E. Daniels, Associate Professor, Department of Accountancy, from August 31, 1976 to April 23, 1977, to take temporary employment in order to complete requirements for professional certification as a Certified Public Accountant.

James A. Schellenberg, Professor, Department of Sociology, from August 15, 1976 to August 15, 1977 to engage in teaching and administrative activities at another university.

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Resignations

Myron L. Coulter, Vice President for Administration and Professor of Education, effective June 30, 1976

Carol V. Ryan, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, effective May 30, 1976


Appointments

Gary P. Brown, Assistant Director of Alumni Relations, effective July 1, 1976

Michael D. Colletta, Assistant Football Coach, effective July 1, 1976, terminating December 31, 1976

Christine Hoyles, Associate Director for the Division of Intercollegiate Activities, effective August 9, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Lee Kermode, Assistant Trainer, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

William D. Neal, Student Recreation Building Director and Hockey Coach, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Doug Taatjes, Assistant Basketball Coach, effective July 1, 1976, terminating March 31, 1977

Jack R. Vredevelt, Tennis Coach, effective August 9, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Changes of Title

J. Patrick Clysdale, from Assistant AthleticDirector, to Associate Director for theDivision of Intercollegiate Athletics,effective July 1, 1976

Joseph T. Hoy, from Athletic Director and Head of Men's Physical Education, to Director of the Division of Intercollegiate Athletics, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1979

William J. Kowalski, from Assistant Vice President for Administration, to Assistant to the President, effective July 1, 1976

Resignation

Ruth Ann Meyer, Assistant Director of Athletics, effective July 1, 1976


Retirements

Cornelia Bair, Burnham Food Service, effective April 30, 1976

Dee Kik, Cashiering, Bursar, effective June 27, 1976

Crystal Kimble, Food Service, effective April 30, 1976

Elsa Reimanis, Food Service, effective April 30, 1976

Mary L. Rimer, Cashier, Bookstore, effective April 30, 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for May, 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

1976-77 Western Michigan University Budget. On the motion of Trustee Ludlow, Chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, and with a second by Trustee Caine, the Board approved a recommendation "that the authority of the 1975-76 Western Michigan University budget be continued". The Board further authorized the University "to continue its normal operations under this authority until the higher education appropriations of the State of Michigan for the 1976-77 year are enacted and until the University budget for the fiscal year ended June 30, 1977 is approved by the Board of Trustees".

1975-76 General Fund Budget Adjustments. Upon the recommendation of the Budget and Finance Committee, the Board continued its practice of previous years and approved "that the 1975-76 General Fund Budget be adjusted in accordance with the attached schedule and that carry-forward projects as included be authorized". Trustee Ludlow noted that his committee had carefully reviewed the details of the following schedule and was in accord with it.

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REVENUE

Student Fees On-Campus Off-Campus

Sub-Total

State Appropriation Investment Income Other Income Carry-Over Prior Years

TOTAL REVENUE

EXPENSE

Instruction Other Educational Services Libraries Organized Research Continuing Education Student Services Student Financial Aid Public Service General Administration Business Operations Maintenance of Plant

TOTAL EXPENSES

RESERVES

Obligated Unobligated

Total Reserves

GRAND TOTAL

GENERAL FUND BUDGET

1975/76 Board Budget

$12,876,000 618

!000

13,494,000

33,483,000 300,000 967,000

$48,244,000

$25,956,000 2,747,000 1,987,000

391,000 976,000

2,935,000 2,138,000

478,000 736,000

2,181,000 7,584,000

$48,109,000

$ 135,000

$ 135,000

$48,224,000

1975/76

Board 1975/76 Reclassi- Adjustments Action Final fications Reallocations Reserve Estimate

$ $ (47,000) $ $12,829,000 52,000 670,000

-----

5,000 13,499,000

(161,000) 33,322,000 18,000 318,000 45,000 1,012,000

182,000 182,000 ----

$ $ 89,000 $ $48,333,000 ----

$ (69,200) $(100,800) $ (98,000) $25,688,000 (5,700 (20,300) 2,721,000

5,000 1,992,000 48,000 439,000 48,000 (29,000) 995,000

522,100 170,500 (600) 3,627,000(484,300) 11,300 1,665,000

31,400 52,600 562,000 2,500 (10,500) 728,000

27,000 2,208,000 (56,400) (600) 7,527,000

$ $ 202,000 $(159,000) $48,152,000

$ $(135,000) $ 159,000 $ 159,000 22,000 22,000

$ $(113,000 $ 159,000 $ 181,000

$ $ 89,000 $ $48,333,000

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Appointment of Special Co11l111ittee. Trustee Kemp moved that in accordance with the By-Laws, "the Chairman be authorized to appoint a special four-person committee of the Board to coordinate with the administration and University Legal Counse a thorough review of the proposed by-laws and articles of incorporation of the proposed Western Michigan University Foundation. Further, that said committee review the relation of the W.M.U. Board o Trustees to the W.M.U. Paper Technology Foundation in light of current state statutory regulations, an in both cases to report back to the Board their findings and recommendations in these matters."

This motion was supported by Trustee Caine and approved unanimously.

Chairman Dykema appointed Trustee Caine as Chairman of this Special Committee, and asked Trustees Kemp, Ludlow and Parfet to serve as its other members.

Western Michigan University Board of Trustees 1976-77 Meeting Dates. The Board adopted the following schedule of regular meeting dates for the 1976-77 fiscal year:

July 16, 1976 September 17, 1976 October 15, 1976 November 19, 1976 December 17, 1976 January 21, 1977 February 18, 1977 March 18, 1977 April 22, 1977 May 20, 1977 June 17, 1977

Mr. Weston H. Agor, Office of the Governor. The Secretary introduced Mr. Weston H. Agor, Office of the Governor, State of Michigan. Mr. Agor reviewed the Governor's concerns for quality and equity in Higher Education within the state. He indicated a deep concern for improved communications, fiscal year 1977-78 funding, fairness in budgeting through a "formula", and his particularly high hopes for regional cooperation. Board members expressed their pleasure at Mr. Agor's presence and hoped it augured well for the future.

Re ort on Student Financial Aid for Fiscal Yea 1976-77. Dr. Edward Harkenrider, Director of the Office of Student Financial Aid and Scholarships, presented a detailed review of financial aid for FY 1975-76 and his expectations for FY 1976-77. In summary, he felt 1975-76 had been a good year for student assistance at W.M.U. and he expected 1976-77 to be even better. Hopefully, gains in financial assistance will offset the need to increase tuition and room & board costs for those students enrolled at W.M.U. with demonstrated need. (A complete set of documents used by Dr. Harkenrider in his presen-


tation are on file in the Secretary's office.)




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REGULAR MEETING July 16, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on Friday, July 16, 1976, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:20 p.rn. by Chairman John R. Dykema.

Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio).

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Kowalski and Legal Counsel Staton ..


Minutes. The minutes of the June 18, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard comm�nted that our summer session enrollment is 6,142 students, a decline of 632 in head-count, or 9.3% below last year's level. He noted that the greatest decline was in the graduate student ranks.

Dr. Bernhard informed the Board that we have recently obtained approval from the Joint Capital Outlay Committee to proceed with preliminary drawing for our future Fine Arts Building. He noted that the building is presently included in the new Capital Projects Bonding bill recently passed by the Legislature and which Governor Milliken is expected to sign.

He further stated that the Legislature recently passed two compromise appropriation bills for higher education operations -- a supplemental measure covering the July through September quarter, and a full appropriation for the new State fiscal year (October 1, 1976-Septernber 30, 1977). The University's appropriation for the State's new fiscal year provides Western Michigan University with $1.3 million over last year's cut-back level. Both bills are awaiting the Governor's signature. (The cornplet text of President Bernhard's remarks is on file in the Secretary's office.)

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary indicated that two Circuit Court Summons were received on behalf of the Board of Trustees. The first complaint (received June 25, 1976) was from the American Federation of State, County, and


Municipal Employees Union (AFSCME). The second (received July 13, 1976) was filed in behalf of Dr. Thomas M. T. Dube. These summons have been referred to Legal Counsel Staton and are on file in the Secretary's office.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice President Mitchell.

Reappointment as Acting Chairman

Richard W. Pippen, Acting Chairman, Department of Biology, effective July 1, 1976 to June 30, 1977

Appointments

Stephen T. Anderson, Instructor, Department of Management, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

John Benson, Assistant Professor, Department of Modern and Classical Languages, effective August 9, 1976

Thomas A. Carey, Assistant Professor, Department of Management, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Francis F. Fleck, Instructor, Department of General Business, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1977

Kirn R. Kasling, Associate Professor, Department of Music, effective April 25, 1976

Cheryl Poche, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, effective August 16, 1976, terminating April 1977

Chung-Rei Yun, Instructor, Humanities Area, effective August 16, 1976, terminating April 1977

Appointments as Adjunct Clinical Professors of the Physicians' Assistants Program, effective July 1, 1976 for a period of three years

Robert W. Brown Edward M. Chandler Chihsing Chen William B. Comai Lionel E. Dorfman Patrick S. Ferazzi John G. Girardot Kenneth Haas Alfred Harnady John H. Hoffmann

Melvin H. Johnson James D. Kiess Vance B. Lancaster James J. Maurer Anne F. Norgan Felipe H. Regualos Charles J. Ryan Charles L. Seifert Pedro A. Sevidal, Jr. Roman B. Zaplitny

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Change of Title

John B. Sommerfeldt, from Professor of History and Director of Medieval Institute to Professor of History and Director of Contemplative Studies, effective July 1, 1976


Adrian C. Edwards, Professor, Department of General Business, effective September 1, 1976 to April 23, 1977, to serve as visiting professor of finance at St. Mary's University, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Chester B. Rogers, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, effective August 9, 1976 to December 18, 1976, to serve as manager of State Representative Howard Wolpe's campaign for the U.S. House of Representatives from the Third District of Michigan

Resignation as Department Head

John T. Burke, Professor and Department Head, Department of Accountancy to Professor of Accountancy, effective July 31, 1976

Resignation

Richard E. Boettcher, Professor, School of Social Work, effective June 23, 1976


Appointments

Otto Grundler, Director of The Medieval Institute, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1979

Oeland R. Parker, Director of the R.E.D.E. Center and the Center for Educational Studies, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Maryann Zickler, Assistant Athletic Trainer, effective August 9, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Retirement

John Lenting, Maintenance Mechanic, Physical Plant, effective June 30, 1976


of Trustees.

Authorization to Confer Degrees. Approval for the President of the University to confer degrees at the August 20, 1976 Commencement as recommended by the faculty of the University was unanimously accepted.

Budget for Fiscal Year 1976-77. Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Committee, reviewed for the Board the rationale for the General Fund Operating Budget for Fiscal Year 1976-77. He reminded the Board that this is a "balanced" budget developed from a series of meetings between the Board Committee and the Administration. He also noted that the budget addresses itself to a certain theme, that is, improving the compensation of the employees of Western Michigan University.

On a roll call vote, with all Trustees voting "aye", the General Fund Operating Budget for the year from July 1, 1976 through June 30, 1977 was accepted, subject to the signing of the Appropriations Bill for Higher Education by the Governor. Detailed compensation recommendations will be submitted to the Board of Trustees for approval at their September 17, 1976 meeting. Staff holding fiscal year appointments, not covered by collective bargaining agreements and still on the staff as of September 17, 1976, will receive compensation adjustments retroactive to July 1, 1976.

General Fund Operating Budget July 1, 1976 June 30, 1977

REVENUE

State Appropriation

Student Fees Investment

Income Other· Fees Indirect Cost

Recovery Departmental

& Other TOTALS

EXPENSES

Instruction Research Public Service

1976/77

$33,892,875 14,968,125

350,000 175,000

180,000

229,000 $49,795,000

1975/76 Base

$33,483,000 12,876,000

300,000 175,000

180,000

339,000 $47,353,000

Changes

$ 409,875 2,092,125

50,000

(110,000) $2,442,000

$25,906,800 276,000 224,100

5,616,900 3,299,000 1,679,300

Academic Support Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted Student Services

for the University the gifts and grants as contained Financial Aid

$24,228,300 260,600 181,700

5,335,000 3.139,900 1,658,300

$1,678,500 15,400 42,400

281,900 159,100

21,000 in the Gift and Grant Report for June, 1976. The InstitutionalSecretary was directed to acknowledge and express Support appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board TOTALS

July 16, 1976

12,792,900 $49,795,000

12,549,200 $47,353,000

243,700 $2,442,000

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Tuition Rate for 1976-77. On a roll call vote, the Trustees accepted the following Student Fee rates per credit hour, effective with the Fall


C. Active faculty and staff of the Universityshall not be eligible for this award.

Semester, 1976. IV. Presentation

Classification Facility General Total

Resident Undergraduate $3.00 $22.50 $25.50

Non-Resident Undergraduate 3.00 54.50 57 .so

Resident Graduate 3.00 30.50 33.50 Non-Resident Graduate 3.00 70.50 73.50

Trustees voting ''aye" were: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow and Parfet. "Abstaining": Franks. There were no "nay" votes.

University Distinguished Service Award. President Bernhard presented to the Board the following policy for a University Distinguished Service Award. Upon a motion made by Trustee Adams, supported by Trustee Johnson, the policy was accepted by the Board.

UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

I. Definition

This award will be granted in the name ofWestern Michigan University, on recommendationof a Trustee or the President of the Universityand approval by the Board of Trustees.

II. Physical Nature

This award shall consist of a bronze medallionor plaque bearing the name of the person to behonored, the date of presentation, and a distinctive citation in an appropriate leatherfolder.

III. Eligibility

A. Criteria to be used for the selection ofaward candidates are:

(1) Distinguished accomplishment inbusiness or professional life, or

(2) Distinguished service in communityaffairs at local, state, or nationallevels, or

(3) Specific and meritorious service contributing to the quality and advancement of Western Michigan University.

A. This award is intended to be presentedannually at the December Commencement,though an alternate time may be selectedif that change is warranted by unusualcircumstances.

B. The award should be presented personallyby the Chairman of the Board of Trustees,or by his designate.

C. No more than one (1) Distinguished ServiceAward should be granted annually.

D. No award need be granted in any given yearif no candidate is deemed qualified andworthy.

E. Only in unusual and extenuating circumstances should a Distinguished ServiceAward be granted in absentia.

V. Selection

A. The name of the recommended candidate forthis award shall be submitted to the Boardof Trustees at its regular October meeting.

B. If the name is approved by the Board ofTrustees, the President shall make allnecessary arrangements for presentation atthe December Commencement.

WMUK's 25th Anniversary Presentation. The Secretary introduced to the Board Mr. Garrard Macleod, Station Manager, WMUK (FM), Mr. Richard Atwell, Promotion Director, WMUK, and Dr. Charles Woodliff, Director, Department of Instructional Communications.

Mr. Macleod extended to the Board an invitation to visit radio station WMUK which is located in the Student Services Building. He then briefly reviewed the highlights of the station's 25th Anniversary.

WMUK began broadcasting in 1951 with a power of 400 watts and now broadcasts 18 hours a day, seven days a week with a power of 50,000 watts. The station serves an area of 80 miles in radius and provides an educational and cultural extension of the campus through its broadcasts. There are eight full-time staff members and between 10-15 paid part-time students. The weekend hours are covered entirely by volunteers.

B. Alumni and non-alumni shall be eligible for After brief remarks, Mr. Macleod showed a 20-this award, based on the above criteria. minute slide presentation which highlighted the

various areas. He mentioned that a grant from the Corporation of Public Broadcasting made it possible

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to develop this slide presentation. The Trusteesexpressed sincere appreciation for this update.

Adjournment. The meeting was declaredadjourned at 2:25 p.m.


fohn R, !Ykema, Chairman

Ww� Robert W. Hannah, Secretary


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REGULAR MEETING September 17, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on Friday, September 17, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.


Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio).

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vic President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Kowalski and Legal Counsel Staton.


Minutes. The minutes of the July 16, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that their office had received the following Petitions and Communications during the last two months: A letter from Margaret Miller, Commissioner-12th District, expressing her concern over funding for the Para-School; and a Circuit Court Summons was filed in behalf of John W. Newton. This summons has been referred to Legal Counsel Staton for appropriate action. All Petitions and Communications are on file in the Secretary's offic and are maintained as official documents.

Remarks by the President. In his remarks, President Bernhard commented on Fall enrollments. He indicated total headcount of 21,033, which is 328 under last year at this time; a freshman count up 200; sophomores down slightly and juniors approx imately 200 over last year. President Bernhard said that he had checked with colleagues at other colleges and has found that WMU is not unique. He also indicated that total credit hours are down slightly from last year.

President Bernhard also noted that over ten percent of the total student population is now from the age group of 30 and above.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Dr. Denenfeld. He noted the appointments of two department chairmen; Dr. Harold L. Ray, Chairman of the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, and Dr. Gale E. Newell, Chairman of the


Department of Accountancy. He also noted the appointment of Dr. William Burian, the first Dean of the new College of Health and Human Services.

Dr. Denenfeld indicated that the list of promotions brought before the Board for approval is the first of three lists, a situation which is the result of our collective bargaining agreement with the faculty. This list presented is for 1974/75 and the appointments will be retroactive to July 1975. In December, a second list will be presented representing promotions for 1975/76 and next Spring a third list will be presented for the current year.

Appointment as Dean

William Burian, Dean, College of Health and Human Services, effective August 23, 1976


Gale Newell, Chairman, Department of Accountancy, effective July 1, 1976

Harold Ray, Chairman, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1979

Appointments

Laurie E. Bergerson, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Marcia V. Brown, Instructor, Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Julianne Clarke, Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Casper Cronk, Assistant Professor, Department of Geology, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Betty J. Deshler, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Gordon E. Dill, Instructor, Department of Marketing, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Janice DuBien, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective August 9, 1976

Gordon G. Eriksen, Assistant Professor, School of Librarianship, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1978

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Carolyn Kay Ewoldt, Assistant Professor, Department of English, effective August 9, 1976

Jinfu Feng, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Daniel Foster, Instructor, Department of Music, effective August 9, 1976, terminat ing April 1977

R. Wayne Fuqua, Assistant Professor, Department of Psychology, effective August 9,1976, terminating April 1977

John Geisler, Associate Professor, Departmen of Counseling and Personnel, effective August 9, 1976

Michael T. Glenn, Instructor, Department of B'usiness Education and Administration, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Dona F. Gordon, Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, effective August 9, 1976

Eddie Neal Green, Associate Professor, Department of Music, effective August 9, 1976

Doris Greene, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976

Carol J. Guinther, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

John M. Hawes, Instructor, Department of Marketing, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Christian Helmus, Adjunct Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective August 1, 1976 for a threeyear period

Charles E. Hines, Jr., Assistant Professor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Kenneth G. Hirth, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Robert Howell, Associate Professor, Teacher Education Teacher Corps, effective September 1, 1976, terminating April 1977

A. D. Issa, Associate Professor, Departmentof General Business, effective August 9,


1976, terminating April 1977

Nancy C. Jansons, Instructor, Department of Marketing, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Lethonee A. Jones, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1978

Henriette Kaye, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Gary Mathews, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976

John H. McGrew, Instructor, Department of Accountancy, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Cecil L. McIntire, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Ruth Ann Meyer, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Roger C. Nelson, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

David B. Northington, Assistant Professor, Department of Music, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Donna G. Powell, Assistant Professor, Department of Marketing, effective August 9, 1976

Robert E. Pyke, Adjunct Professor, Health Related Sciences, Medical Science Program, effective July 1, 1976 for a period of three years

Laurence S. Rosen, Adjunct Instructor, Department of Sociology, effective August 30, 1976 for a three-year period

Gary Dean Schaaf, Instructor, Department of Dance, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Rajendar Sharma, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Leo J. Stevenson, Assistant Professor, Department of General Business, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 23, 1978

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James S. Thayer, Instructor, Department of Religion, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Ngawang Thondup, Visiting Scholar, Department of Linguistics, effective May 1, 1976, terminating April 30, 1977

Gerald L. Timm, Instructor, Department of Management, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Edward L. Trembley, Professor/Department Head Designate, Department of Counseling and Personnel, effective August 9, 1976

Robert J. Vollink, Instructor, Department of Marketing, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Valerie K. Wescott, Instructor, Department of Industrial Engineering, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Stephen A. Wright, Instructor, Department of Business Education and Administrative Services, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Promotions

The following promotions were approved by the Trustees effective July 1, 1975 for fiscal year appointees, and August 11, 1975 for academic year appointees.

College of Applied Sciences

George Stegman to the rank of Professor of Industrial Engineering

Carl Lindenmeyer to the rank of Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering

College of Arts and Sciences

David Carley to rank of Professor of Physics Byron Earhart to rank of Professor of Religio Clare Goldfarb to rank of Professor of Englis Donald Goldsmith to rank of Professor of

Mathematics Gangaram Kripalani to rank of Professor of

Economics George Lowry to rank of Professor of Chemistr Richard Malott to rank of Professor of

Psychology Richard McAnaw to rank of Professor of

Political Science Jack Wood to rank of Professor of Biology Kung Wei Yang to rank of Professor of

Mathematics


Bernadine Carlson to rank of Associate Professor of English

Ronald Davis to rank of Associate Professor of History

Johannes Kissel to rank of Associate Professor of German

Robert Laing to rank of Associate Professor of Mathematics

Thomas Pagel to rank of Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences

Kenneth Reid to rank of Associate Professor of Social Work

Chester Rogers to rank of Associate Professor of Political Science

Ernest Stech to rank of Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences

Joseph Stoltman to rank of Associate Professor of Geography

Robert Sundick to rank of Associate Professor of Anthropology

Larry Syndergaard to rank of Associate Professor of English

George Trimitsis to rank of Associate Professor of Chemistry

Stuart Dybek to rank of Assistant Professor of English

Eve B. Shelnutt to rank of Assistant Professor of English

College of Business

Gale Newell to rank of Professor of Accountancy

William McCarty to rank of Associate Profes-sor of General Business

College of Fine Arts

Curtis Curtis-Smith to rank of Associate Professor of Music

Donald King to rank of Associate Professor of Art

M. JoAnne Mohr to rank of Associate Professorof Art

Stephen Jones to rank of Assistant Professor of Music

College of General Studies

Lynwood Bartley to rank of Associate Professor of Humanities

Dick Williams to rank of Associate Professor of Social Science

Karen Yinger to rank of Assistant Professor of Social Science

Academic Services

Herma Breisach to rank of Associate Professor, Librar

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Ellen Cha to rank of Associate Professor, Library

Wanda Herman to rank of Assistant Professor of Instructional Communications

Rebecca Whitaker to rank of Assistant Professor, Library

Counseling Center

Richard Gay to rank of Associate Professor, Counseling Center


Neil Lamper, Associate Professor, Department of Counseling and Personnel, effective September 1, 1976 to January 1, 1977, to conduct Gestalt workshops in Europe.

Ruth Ann Meyer, Associate Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective September 1976 to April 23, 1977, in order to do advanced study in the area of physical education, and to do travelling in the state of Michigan and other areas of the United States and observe physical education programs in the public schools.

Robert I. Sundick, Assistant Professor, Department of Anthropology, effective September 1, 1976 to January 3, 1977, in order to gather data for a research project on the subject of human skeletal growth and development. This research is to be conducted in Germany, England and possibly Austria. During this period of time, European medieval skeletons in the age range of from birth to thirty will be examined and measured.

Change of Title - effective September 1, 1976

Earl Borr, from Associate Professor of Teacher Education, to University Certification Officer and Associate Professor of Teacher Education.

Robert W. Kaufman, from Professor of Political Science, to Director of the Institute of Public Affairs and Professor of Political Science.

Richard L. McAnaw, from Professor of Political Science, to Director, Public Administration Program and Professor of Political Science.

Andrew F. Powell, from Associate Professor of Marketing, to Director, Business Research


and Service Institute and Associate Professor of Marketing.

Ronald L. Sackett, from Assistant Professor of Transportation Technology, to Coordinator of Flight Instruction and Assistant Professor of Transportation Technology.

Thomas K. Williams, Associate Professor of Counseling and Personnel, to Director, Specialty Program in Alcohol and Drug Abuse, and Associate Professor of Counseling and Personnel.

Resignations

Reginald S. Avery, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 1976

Don Baker, Instructor, Department of Music, effective August 17, 1976

Carl Bjerregaard, Associate Professor, Department of Music, effective June 1976

Ollin J. Drennan, Professor, Natural Science Area, effective August 1976

Betty L. Hagberg, Assistant Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective August 1976

Karl J. Hallsten, Assistant Professor, School of Social Work, effective August 1976

David P. Hanson, Assistant Professor, Department of Political Science, effective April 1976

Beverly E. Holland, Instructor, Department of Economics, effective August 1976

Albert J. Jetty, Assistant Professor, Department of Speech Pathology and Audiology, effective August 1976

Lynne Riehman, Associate Professor, School of Social Work, effective July 1976

Robert F. Schultz, Instructor, Department of Industrial Engineering, effective August 1976


Gerald C. Martin, Professor, Department of Educational Leadership, and Director, Community School Development Center, effective December 1976 with the title Professor Emeritus of Educational Leadership

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Transfers

Phillip T. Larsen, Associate Professor, from the Natural Science Area of the College of General Studies to the Department of Teacher Education in the College of Education, effective August 9, 1976

William P. Schreiber, Assistant Professor, from the Department of Teacher Education to the Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective August 9, 1976


Natalie Pangburn, Catering Supervisor, effective June 1976

Orene Phillips, Food Service, effective July 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for July and August 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Collective Bargaining Report. On the recom-Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non- mendation of Trustee J. Michael Kemp, chairman of

Acade�ic Personnel Report was accepted as presented_ the Board's Collective Bargaining Committee, the

by Vice President Coyne. Board ratified the contract submitted by and between Western Michigan University and the Western Michigan

Appointments

William W. Carmody, Lecturer and Associate Director, Community School Development Center, effective July 1, 1976, terminating June 30, 1977

Allene W. Dietrich, Director, Center for Women's Services, effective September 1, 1976

John Wood Kafel, Resident Director, Western Michigan University Program in Guam, effective July 1, 1976, terminating December 31, 1976

Thomas M. Mannix, Assistant to the President, effective September 1, 1976, terminating August 31, 1979

Retirements

Irene Coleman, Secretary, Physical Education, effective August 1976

Fern F. Dell, Food Service, effective August 1976

Mary Friedli, Residence Hall Director, effective August 1976

Marguerite Gipson, Food Service, effective May 1976

Byron Green, Equipment Manager, Physical Education, effective August 1976

Ruth Kean, Food Service, effective July 1976

Bernard Lewis, Central Stores, effective August 1976

Norwood Neininger, Public Safety, Coordinator effective August 1976

University Chapter of the American Association of University Professors. The Board further authorized the President or his designate to sign the contract with the faculty union. (A copy of this contract is on file in the Secretary's office.)

Trustee Kemp, in making his recommendation, stated that the Committee recognizes that WMU and the local chapter of AAUP have been engaged in long and sometimes tenacious negotiations. During this negotiation, each party had common objectives in mind -- quality education at WMU for all taxpayers, parents, students, staff, faculty and administration. Trustee Kemp expressed for the Board of Trustees their thanks to both parties and hope that the period of contract administration will reflect a continued spirit of trust, respect, confidence and common objectives.

Chairman Dykema commented that the English prose in this document is extremely clear and readable. The net effect leaves one to hope that the framework created will allow for good contract administration which will enable the University to run in a smooth manner.

1976/77 Salary Programs. On the recommendation of Trustee Charles Ludlow, Chairman of the Budget and Finance Committee, the Board approved the following salary programs for employees not covered by bargaining units.

Trustee Ludlow noted that the Committee had reviewed the proposed salary changes and they are very much in line with the provisions provided in the budget for 1976/77.

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UNIVERSITY PROFESSIONAL/ADMINISTRATIVE SALARY SCHEDULE (EXEMPT)

EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1976

GRADE MINIMUM FIRST QUARTILE MIDPOINT THIRD QUARTILE MAXIMUM

20 $22,575 $24,825 $27,075 $29,350 $31,600

19 20,950 23,025 25,125 27,225 29,325

18 19,325 21,250 23,175 25,100 27,050

17 17,900 19,700 21,475 23,275 25,075

16 16,600 18,250 19,925 21,575 23,250

15 15,300 16,825 18,350 19,875 21,425

14 14,225 15,625 17,050 18,475 19,900

13 13,125 14,450 15,750 17,075 18,375

12 12,150 13,375 14,575 15,800 17,000

11 11,175 12,300 13,400 14,525 15,650

10 10,425 11,450 12,500 13,550 14,575

9 9,550 10,500 11,450 12,400 13,375

8 8,900 9,775 10,675 11,575 12,450

7 8,250 9,075 9,900 10, 725 11,550

NOTE: All rates rounded to nearest $25.00.

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 per cent but not more than 10 per cent of current salary or the new grade minimum if that is greater.

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CLASSIFICATION

Grade 1 - HA

Grade 2 - HB

Grade 3 - HC

Grade 4 - HD

Grade 5 - HE

Grade 6 - HF

Grade 7 - HG

Grade 8 - RH

Grade 9 - HI

Grade 10- HJ

Grade 11- HK

Grade 12- HL

CLERICAL/TECHNICAL ("H" HOURLY-PAID) PAY SCHEDULE (NON-EXEMPT)

PROB.

$2.74

2.83

2.93

3.06

3.27

3.50

3.80

4.09

4.40

4.82

5.18

5.63


1

$2.84

2.93

3.03

3.16

3.37

3.60

3.90

4.19

4.50

4.92

5.28

5.73

2

$2.94

3.03

3.14

3.27

3.49

3.73

4.04

4.34

4.66

5.09

5.47

5.93

3

$3.04

3.14

3.25

3.38

3.61

3.86

4.18

4.49

4.82

5.27

5.66

6.14


4

$3.15

3.25

3.36

3.50

3.74

4.00

4.33

4.65

4.99

5.45

5.86

6.36

MIDPOINT

$3.27

3.37

3.49

3.63

3.88

4.14

4.49

4.82

5.18

5.66

6.07

6.59

MAXIMUM

$3.69

3.81

3.94

4.11

4.38

4.68

5.07

5.45

5.85

6.40

6.86

7.45

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 1). 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 per cent of the current salary if the staff member is above midpoint.

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CLASSIFICATION

P-0

P-1

P-2

P-3

UNIVERSITY POLICE PAY SCHEDULE

(NON-EXEMPT) EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1976

STEP 1

$4.86

5.62

5.88

5.97

STEP 2

$5.13

5.90

6.25

6.37

STEP 3

$6.20

6.62

6. 77


STEP 4

$6.51

6.99

7.17

STEP 5

$6.84

7.36

7.57

The standard starting rate and rate to be paid until completion of the Michigan Law

Enforcement Officer Basic Police School is P-1-1.

Upon successful completion of basic Police School, the officer will be eligible to be advanced to the rate of P-1-2 and will be paid at that rate during the following 12 months probationary period.

Upon satisfactory completion of probation, the officer is eligible to be promoted to regular officer rank P-2-1 and will remain at that rate of pay until the following July 1 (or the University fiscal year adjustment date).

Step increments are provided for each year of service after the rank of regular officer P-2 is attained. Increments will be granted only July 1 (or other fiscal year adjustment date). All increment raises will be approved by the Director of Security prior to becoming effective.

Upon promotion to a higher rank, a raise will be granted to the nearest step on the new scale that will provide an appropriate increase.

Upon completion (or possession of) 56 hours or more of college credit hours (accepted as being related to the Police Profession by mutual agreement of the Director of

Security and Director of Personnel), a non-probationary officer will be eligible to be advanced one step on the appropriate pay scale.

Upon completion of (or possession of) a 4-year or higher college degree accepted as being related to law enforcement work, the non-probationary officer will be eligible to be paid two steps on the appropriate pay scale above the normal rate.

Officers who have, when appointed, prior experience in law enforcement work are eligible to be assigned to an advanced level in the pay scale commensurate with their experience and training. In all such cases, the Director of Security and Director of Personnel shall mutually determine the amount of prior experience and training that can be recognized and the appropriate position on the pay scale that applies, prior to the appointment of the Officer. These officers shall serve a 12 month probationary period starting at the date of hire.

Longevity pay is provided for hourly paid Police Officers in the same manner, extent and qualifications as it is provided for other University employees eligible for longevity pay.

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CLASSIFICATION PROB.

S-0 $3.23

S-1 3.59

S-2 4.13

S-3 4.67

UNIVERSITY SECURITY SERVICE SCHEDULE (NON-EXEMPT)


STEP 1 STEP 2 STEP 3

$3.35 $3.46 $3.57

3.69 3. 79 4.02

4.24 4.35 4.58

4. 77 5.02 5.25


STEP 4 STEP 5 STEP 6

$3.68 $3.78 $3.85

4.23 4.42 4.49

4.80 5.03 5.19

5.50 5. 72 5. 77

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 1).

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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Revision of Sick Leave Pay-Off. The Board approved a recommendation that effective August 9, 1976 the policy regarding payment of unused sick leave for classified Professional/Administrative, unclassified Professional/Administrative, Hourly Clerical/Technical, and Public Safety employee groups be changed to the following:

When an employee retires: (1) prior to age sixty-five (65), who qualifies for an immediate pension under the MPSERF (or who is under TIAA-CREF and meets the same tests of MPSERF), or (2) after age sixty-five (65) irrespective of whether he/she qualifies for such immediate pension, or (3) dies while an active employee of the University, he/she (or his/her designated beneficiary, as the case may be) shall be entitled to be paid his/her accumulated unused sick leave as of the date of such retirement or death, but not to exceed a total payment of one thousand forty (1,040) hours of such paid sick leave.

This change is to provide the same benefits for non-bargaining unit staff as recently agreed to with AFSCME. The change provides a 100% payoff up to 1,040 hours (one-half of potential maximum) at retirement rather than 50% pay-off. There is no change in the pay-off at death.

Acceptance of Gift of Real Estate. Upon a motion made by Trustee Johnson and supported by Trustee Parfet, the Board accepted for the University the gift of property at 1414 Low Road, Kalamazoo, Michigan from William McKinley Robinson and Cornelia A. Robinson. (A copy of deed is on file in the Secretary's office.) The Board also authorized the Treasurer to sign the agreement between Dr. and Mrs. Robinson and Western Michigan University Board of Trustees. (A copy of this agreement is on file in the Secretary's office.)


the purpose of giving consideration to such documents has indicated its approval thereof,

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that said proposed Articles of Incorporation and proposed By-Laws are hereby approved and that the Administration be authorized to proceed with the establishment of said Foundation by the filing of said Articles of Incorporation in form as submitted to this Board with the proper State agency;

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Administration and the Board of Directors of said Foundation shall take such further steps as may be necessary for the completing of the organization of said Foundation.

(Copies of the Articles of Incorporation and By-Laws for the proposed Western Michigan University Foundation as reviewed by the Board's Special Committee on University Foundation are on file in the Secretary's office.)

Presentation from Dean William Burian, Dean of the College of Health and Human Services. Dr. Denenfeld presented Dean Burian to the Board giving a brief resume of Dean Burian's outstanding qualifications.

Dean Burian commented on the sense of "challenge and excitement" with which he has accepted the appointment as Dean of the College of Health and Human Services. He indicated that the initiation of the College marks a very significant developmental step for the University and enumerated the programs included in this new entity.

Dr. Burian reviewed the contributions to the new College of Dean Leonard Gernant for his work in spearheading the planning process; and Dr. George Mallinson for his contributions over the years in the development of so many of the program areas that are now part of the College of Health and Human Services.

University Foundation. On the recommend�tion The new Dean expressed confidence that certain of Trustee Robert Caine and supported by Trustee principles would guide their process of planning for

Maury Parfet, the Board approved the following development -- "objectification, comprehensiveness, resolution: integration, quality and excellence." Additionally,

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, this Board of Trustees has hereto authorized the Administration to initiate certain actions for the establishment of a Foundation for the benefit of Western Michigan University, and

WHEREAS, the Board has had submitted to it proposed Articles of Incorporation and proposed By-Laws for such a Foundation, and

WHEREAS, a special committee appointed for

however, Dean Burian expressed a concern that as a College of professional programs committed to preparing people for a career, it must avoid what has come to be known as vocationalism. In short, the College must eschew the tendency to prepare people only as technicians.

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Adjournment. The meeting was adjourned at 2:42 p.m.


n R. D ema, Chairman

/ '7 � flMw Rooert W. Hannah, Secretary


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REGULAR MEETING October 15, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on Friday, October 15, 1976, in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.


Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio).

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie, Mr. Kowalski and Legal Counsel Ford.


Minutes. The minutes of the September 17, 197 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that no Petitions and Communications were received during the month following the September Board meeting.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard informed the Board that approximately ten days ago, the administration had the opportunity to confer with several officials from the Department of Management and Budget. The purpose of this meeting was to discuss the needs of Western Michigan Univer sity, particularly as they relate to the 1977/78 fiscal year. President Bernhard stated that during the course of this discussion, the administration placed primary emphasis on compensation needs for University personnel.

President Bernhard also stated that our employee turnover rate has increased, particularly in the non-academic areas. The gap between "market' and Western's minimum rates for professional/administrative and clerical/technical increased during 1975-76. For example, Western is 12-21% below the Kalamazoo market average for clerical/technical employees. He stated that in the future, the administration hoped to steadily improve the compensation needs of all staff and personnel on the campus.

Academic Personnel Report. The Trustees approved the Academic Personnel Report as presented by Vice President Mitchell. Dr. Mitchell noted the retirement with emeritus status of Dr. Gerald


L. Bodine, Assistant Professor of Teacher Education.

Appointments

Arne H. Anderson, Assistant Professor, Department of Paper Science and Engineering, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Alfred Balkin, Assistant Professor, Department of Teacher Education, effective August 9, 1976

Patricia E. Gary, Instructor, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Everett w. Hill, Assistant Professor, Depart-ment of Blind Rehabilitation, effective July 1, 1976, terminating December 31, 1976

Michael E. Howard, Associate Professor, Depart-ment of Teacher Education, effective August 1976

Ralph Klingler, Instructor, Department of Electrical Engineering, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Robert 0. LaDuke, Assistant Professor, Department of Blind Rehabilitation, effective September 1, 1976, terminating August 31, 1977

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Michael March, Instructor, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Richard E. Munsterman, Associate Professor, Department of Educational Leadership, effective January 3, 1977, terminating April 23, 1979

Natarajan Nagarjan, Assistant Professor, Department of Electrical Engineering, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Kathy Smith Phelan, Instructor, Library, effective September 13, 1976, terminating September 13, 1977

Laurabelle Roderick, Instructor, Department of Home Economics, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Kamlesh Sharma, Instructor, Science Area, College of General Studies, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Ronald Spatz, Instructor, Department of English, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

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William R. Walkowiak, Assistant Professor, Department of Blind Rehabilitation, effective July 1, 1976, terminating December 31, 1976


William S. Bennett, Professor, Department of Sociology, effective September 27, 1976 to December 18, 1976 for personal reasons.

Wendy L. Cornish, Assistant Professor, Department of Dance, effective October 15, 1976 to October 28, 1976 for a trip to Japan to observe performances and classes in classical Japanese dance and to explore possibilities for exchange programs with universities in Japan having dance-theatre programs.

Bruce R. Haight, Instructor, Social Science Area, effective January 4, 1977 to April 26, 1977 to complete Ph.D. dissertation.

Resignation

Harold E. Way, Assistant Professor, Library, effective October 8, 1976


Gerald L. Bodine, Assistant Professor of Teacher Education, effective April 24, 1976 with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Teacher Education

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academic Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice President Mitchell.

Appointment

David Duprey, Director, Medical Technology Program, effective October 4, 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as containe in the Gift and Grant Report for September, 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Operational Audit of University Health Center. The Board of Trustees authorized the University to engage the firm of Alexander Grant and Company to conduct an operational audit of the University Health Center and also authorized the Treasurer to sign the appropriate letter of agreement.

Vice President Wetnight stated that this was not a financial audit but an audit to identify and review for appropriateness the Health Center goals


and where necessary, assist in re-definition of those goals. Trustee Franks, speaking on behalf of the Student Services Committee, commented that this audit was essential for future programming of Health Services and that the materials derived from this report will be helpful in planning. Chairman Dykema stated that the cost of this audit will be between $5,000 and $7,500 plus out-of-pocket expenses. He indicated that, in his judgment, it was a good investment.

Amendment of Labor Policy Statement. A motion was made by Trustee Kemp to adopt the proposed revision to the January 20, 1967 Labor Policy Statement with the exception that the third line read "elected and certified" instead of "chosen". With a second by Trustee Parfet, the policy, as amended, was unanimously adopted. This policy now reads:

"It shall be the policy of Western Michigan University that when, in accordance with the appropriate Michigan statutes, an exclusive collective bargaining agent is elected and certified by an appropriate unit of University employees, the University--through its designated representatives--shall recognize and bargain in good faith with such agent concerning wages, hours, and other terms and conditions of employment. All collective bargaining contracts developed under this policy shall be presented to the Board of Trustees for ratification.

The President of the University is hereby authorized and directed, personally and/or through representatives by him designated, to implement, administer and enforce the above recited policy."

Crime Prevention Bureau. The Board of Trustees approved that $1,021 from the operating funds of the Department of Public Safety be designated as the cash matching contribution required in the award of $19,397 received by Western Michigan University from the State of Michigan, Office of Criminal Justice Programs. These funds will implement a Crime Prevention Bureau under the direction of Mr. John H. Cease, Captain, Department of Public Safety. The Bureau will address itself to the reduction of crime on campus.

Trustee Maury Parfet requested that the Board receive a report on the new Bureau after a reasonable length of time.

Michigan State Highway Commission. The following resolution from the Michigan State Highway Commission for the resigning of roads and parking lots, was passed on a roll call vote, with all Trustees present voting "aye". This resolution relates to a grant totaling $49,000 of which Western Michigan University's share is $4,400.

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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, the road and street signs on Western Michigan University's campus need to be upgraded and improved; and

WHEREAS, Federal funds are available and have been approved for such a project and purpose; and

WHEREAS, the Board of Trustees of Western Michigan University and the Michigan State Highway Commission have reached an understanding concerning each's part in the performance of the project and have reduced this understanding to a formal written agreement; and

WHEREAS, said written agreement must be executed by formally authorized persons on behalf of said Board in order for Federal funds to be applied and the project to proceed;

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED:

That the formal written agreement identified as Project SRS 39(006), Job Number 11567, Control Section 39632, between the Board of Trustees of Western Michigan University and Michigan State Highway Commission be and hereby is approved, and that Robert B. Wetnight and Robert Beecher, Treasurer and Assistant Treasurer, respectively, of said Board, be and hereby are authorized to execute said agreement on said Board's behalf.

Capital Outlay Request for FY 1977/78. The Board approved a long range Capital Outlay Request to the Department of Management and Budget, State of Michigan, for funding of planning and construction of physical facilities for the fiscal years 1977-78 through 1982-83. This request includes a total of $69,435,000 for nineteen projects.

Trustee Mildred Johnson, Chairman of the Board's Capital Outlay Committee, informed the Boar that this request has been reviewed by the Capital Outlay Committee and has their endorsement. A copy of this request is on file in the Secretary's office.

Affirmative Action Report for 1974-76. Mr. Robert W. Ethridge, Administrative Assistant to the President and Affirmative Action Coordinator, state to the Board that progress has been made in meeting Western Michigan University's affirmative action goals since the affirmative action plan was approve in December 1974. He also noted that much remains to be accomplished and the two-year timetable that was established in the plan is too short to meet the goals.

Mr. Ethridge explained for the Board that the total number of faculty decreased from 871 in 1973-74 to 763 now, and that the 44 minority faculty


members constitute 5.8 percent of the total, compared to 5.4% in 1973-74. The new percentage shows an increase of .4%, but is still 2.7% below the goal of 8.5%.

He also mentioned that the number of women in administrative positions has dropped 2.2% since 1973-74. Women now occupy 24.3% of the 448 positions in this category, falling short of the goal by 4.3%. Blacks and other minorities constitute 8.3% of the 448 administrative positions, which is only .2% short of the goal.

The number of minority secretarial and clerical employees has dropped over the two year period from 19 to 12, which represents 2.9%. Mr. Ethridge stated that the goal of 4.6% can only be achieved by improving recruiting and hiring practices.

In response to questions regarding availability figures used for establishing goals, Mr. Ethridge stated that the Committee used national figures for faculty and administrative positions, and used 1970 U.S. Census data plus W.E. Upjohn data for the other positions, such as clerical and bargaining unit staff.

Graduate Studies Report. Vice President Mitchell introduced to the Board Dr. Richard Burke, Associate Dean of the Graduate School, and Dr. William Martinson, Head, Department of Counseling and Personnel.

Dr. Burke summarized the report on "Graduate Education at Western Michigan University". He spoke principally to Chapters three and ten, because "these chapters contained statements on the purposes and missions of graduate education", as well as a summary of the major themes of the report of the All-University Committee on Graduate and Professional Education.

He stated that the older, fully-employed, part-time, non-residential students hold the key to growth in graduate education in the next decade. Over 20 percent of all graduate enrollment at Western now is the PTC (Permission to Take Classes) category. Of this 20 percent, however, only about 9 percent actually have been admitted later to a graduate program.

Dr. Burke gave a profile of the graduate student body: 29.4 years of age; two-thirds are married; most are white, 6 percent black this Fall; one-half received Bachelor's degree from Western; 69 percent are part-time students; and 85 percent come from Michigan, three-fourths of which reside 100 miles from Western.

Graduate enrollment has increased from 147 in the Fall of 1939 to 3,955 in the Fall of 1976. Dr. Burke stated that with the increasing competition for students and the growing popularity of community colleges, Western needs to emphasize upper level and

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graduate programs, and to pay particular attention to the growing qemand for part-time educational opportunities.

Dr. Burke ended his presentation with the comment that this report represents only a beginning, a point of departure. There is a need for Western to identify its areas of strength and for a systematic, periodic review and evaluation of graduate programs.

Trustee Parfet, on behalf of the Board, extend ed her appreciation for the Committee's hard work in compiling the information in this report.


l Robert W. Hannah, Secretary


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REGULAR MEETING November 19, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on November 19, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:15 p.m. by Chairman John Dykema.

Trustees present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio).

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie and Legal Counsel Staton.


Minutes. The minutes of the October 15, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that their office had received the following Petitions and Communications during the month: a letter from Robert Dalrymple, Presiden of the Associated Student Government, submitting two resolutions to the Board of Trustees for ratification. Dr. Hannah informed the Board that these resolutions had been referred to Vice President Coyne who will discuss them with the Associated Student Government and bring the resolutions back to the Board at their next meeting.

The other communication was a note from Mrs. Marian Ludlow expressing appreciation for the plant sent to her while she was ill.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard informed the Board that as of today the University community had contributed a total of $48,705.30 to the United Way. This total puts Western more than $1,000 over the goal set for 1976. President Bernhard congratulated Vice President Coyne and Norman Russell, who led the effort that contributed to Western's success.

President Bernhard also informed the Board of Trustees that he had received a copy of the report from the Michigan Efficiency Task Force and that of the more than 500 recommendations for improved efficiency, nine of the recommendations referred specifically to Western Michigan University. Dr. Bernhard reviewed each recommendation in detail, in particular noting his disagreement with the Task


Force recommendations regarding reduction in campus security forces, and the proposed elimination of plans for new library facilities.

Academic Personnel Report. The Academic Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice President Mitchell.

Appointments

Linda Law, Assistant Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective August 9, 1976, terminating April 1977

Resignations

Mary C. Brown, Assistant Professor, Department of Health, Physical Education and Recreation, effective December 18, 1976

Julianne Clarke, Assistant Professor, Department of Special Education, effective December 18, 1976

Carl L. Lindenmeyer, Associate Professor, Department of Industrial Engineering, effective December 18, 1976

Retirements as Deans

George G. Mallinson, from Professor of Science Education and Dean, The Graduate College to Distinguished Professor of Education and Science Education, effective February 1, 1977

Leo Stine, from Professor of Political Science and Dean of the Division of Continuing Education, to Distinguished Professor of Political Science, effective January 1, 1977

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The NonAcademic Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice President Mitchell.

Appointments

Barbara J. Maddox, Director of Special Projects, effective January 1, 1977

Janine E. Stephenson, Associate Director, Child Development Center, effective July 1, 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for October, 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

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University Distinguished Service Award. On a motion made by Trustee Adams and seconded by Trustee Johnson, the Board of Trustees agreed to present the first University Distinguished Service Award to Philip N. Watterson at the December Commencement. President Bernhard reminded the Board that this award was established to recognize distinguished accomplishments in business or professional life; or distinguished service in community affairs at local, state or national levels; or specific meritorious service contributing to the quality and advancement of WMU.

President Bernhard noted that Mr. Watterson has been a loyal and steadfast supporter of Western, not only as a former member of the Board of Trustees but also as an alumnus, and clearly is entitled to be the first recipient of this award.

Authorization to Confer Degrees. On a motion made by Trustee Caine and seconded by Trustee Ludlow the Board of Trustees authorized the President of the University to confer degrees at the December 18, 1976 Commencement, as recommended by the faculty.

Investment Policy. Vice President Wetnight presented to the Board an Investment Policy governing endowment funds. After some discussion, Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Board's Budget and Finance Connnittee, moved that the policy be tabled until the December Board meeting in order to provide other members of the Board more time to review the policy. The motion to table carried.

Resolution re Paper Technology Foundation. The Board, upon a motion �de by Trustee Caine and seconded by Trustee Parfet, approved the following resolution.

RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. for many years has been located at Western Michigan University and has as its principal purpose the promotion of education and research in paper technology and related areas at Western Michigan University, and

WHEREAS, said Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. has functioned at Western Michigan University with the approval of the governing board of Western Michigan University, said board being Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, and

WHEREAS, the Vice President for Finance of Western Michigan University who also is the Treasure of Western Michigan University Board of Trustees, is the treasurer of Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. and there has been and is a close relationship between said Western Michigan University and Paper Technology Foundation, Inc., and


WHEREAS, under the provisions of Act 290 of Public Acts of Michigan 1974, a credit on Michigan income tax is given for certain charitable contributions to foundations established for the benefit of institutions of higher learning provided that the foundations are approved and reviewed by the governing boards of the institutions benefiting from the charitable contributions, and

WHEREAS, Western Michigan University Board of Trustees wishes to go on record that said Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. is approved and reviewed by the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees,

NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that Western Michigan University does hereby declare that said Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. has been and is approved by the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees and the operations and functions of said Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. are reviewed by the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees.

BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that for the purpose of assisting Western Michigan University Board of Trustees in its annual review of Paper Technology Foundation, Inc., said Paper Technology Foundation, Inc. be requested to annually furnish said Board of Trustees with a copy of its annual independently audited financial statements.

Kalamazoo Consortium of College Presidents. President Bernhard informed the Board that the Kalamazoo Consortium of College Presidents consists of the four local institutions in the Kalamazoo area: Kalamazoo Valley Connnunity College, Nazareth College, Kalamazoo College and Western Michigan University. The purpose of this Council has been to coordinate programs for the benefit of students and institutions alike. The President indicated that some progress has been attained over the last three years, but that, in his opinion, much more remains to be done.

President Bernhard then indicated that in a recent meeting it was agreed that representatives of each governing board should be invited to attend a general session. Accordingly, each President was requested to ask his governing board to appoint delegates to attend a special luncheon meeting on December 2. Chairman Dykema informed President Bernhard that Trustees Caine and Kemp has indicated a willingness to attend and will report to the Board at the next meeting.

Reconnnendation re Schiffer Case. Trustee Franks moved that the Board of Trustees review the Pat Schiffer case and that the Board authorize the Chairman to establish the procedures to be followed. Trustee Adams seconded the motion. The motion carried 5-2, Trustees Johnson and Ludlow voting "nay".

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Energy Conservation Report. Vice President Wetnight introduced to the Board Mr. Robert H. Williams, Director of Western's Physical Plant Department. Mr. Williams told the Board that for every dollar by which the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) decides to raise the price of its oil, WMU's utility costs will rise by over $200,000. He told the Board that although coal is the basic source of fuel to produce steam and electricity to operate Western's physical plant, University officials will be keeping an eye on the proceedings of the December OPEC meeting.

He also informed the Board that we anticipate our electricity costs, which now average about $1 million annually, will rise four percent for each dollar increase in OPEC oil and that the same oil price increase will translate into a $3-$4 per ton increase in coal. He noted that any cost increase would not be felt innnediately at Western because we have a stockpile of coal at the Kalamazoo State Hospital. In February, however, when bids for next year's coal contract are submitted, an increased price may become evident.

Mr. Williams said he does not anticipate a recurrence of the 1973 OPEC oil embargo because of the probable world-wide disastrous consequences. He said that the embargo awakened the United States to the fact that it had become an energy deficient nation, and that energy conservation efforts were essential.

In 1973, Western joined the conservation movement by appointlng a committee to establish guidelines and coordinate the University's conservation efforts, Mr. Williams said. He said that Western has been highly successful in its energy conservation program due to the complete support received from the entire University community.

Mr. Williams informed the Board that future energy problems are: the continuing critical supply of available energy; the increasing cost of energy; the fact that the cost of energy efficiency improvement procedures will rise; and the fact that new construction will undoubtedly be required to meet anticipated energy conservation standards.

Prior to adjourning the meeting, Chairman Dykema announced that Trustee Caine and Secretary Robert Hannah will attend a special meeting with the State Board of Education on November 23.



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REGULAR MEETING December 17, 1976

The Regular Meeting of the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees was held on December 17, 1976 in the Board of Trustees Room of the University Student Center.

The meeting was called to order at 1:20 p.m. by Chairman Dykema.

Trustees Present: Adams, Caine, Dykema, Franks, Johnson, Kemp, Ludlow, Parfet and President Bernhard (ex officio).

Also present were: Vice President Coyne, Vice President Mitchell, Vice President Wetnight, Dr. Denenfeld, Dr. Hannah, Mr. Kowalski, Mr. Ethridge, Mr. Gagie and Legal Counsel Staton.

Acceptance of the Agenda. The Trustees accepted and approved the agenda as presented.

Minutes. The minutes of the November 19, 1976 Regular Meeting of the Board of Trustees were approved as circulated.

Petitions and Communications. The Secretary informed the Board that there were no formal petitions or communications. However, Mr. Garrard Macleod, Station Manager of WMUK-FM, had requested time to present each member of the Board with a paper weight as a gesture of appreciation for the University's support shown to WMUK over the past 25 years.

Remarks by the President. President Bernhard informed the Board of two items of special interest First, he noted the birthday of the new Western Michigan University Foundation on December 7. He reported that the Foundation had a very successful initial meeting and among other necessary tasks elected Mr. William John Upjohn as the Foundation's first president. The Foundation is "definitely off the ground and is on its way for further progress which will benefit the institution."

The second item was the announcement that Dr. David A. Sheldon, associate professor of music, is one of seven university faculty members from the State of Michigan to be awarded a fellowship for independent study and research for 1977-78 by the National Endowment for Humanities. This is a distinct honor, for only three institutions of higher education are represented by the seven faculty: Western Michigan University, University of Michigan and Wayne State University. Dr. Sheldon will be examining the musical work of F. W. Marpurg, a German writer of the 18th century.


Academic Personnel Report. Following a motion by Trustee Caine, seconded by Trustee Ludlow, the Academic Personnel Report was accepted as presented by Vice President Mitchell.

Administrative Appointments

Richard T. Burke, Associate Dean, The Graduate College, to Acting Dean, Division of Continuing Education, effective January 1, 1977

Barbara R. Sherman, Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Planning and Budgeting, to Assistant Vice President for Academic Affairs


William F. Morrison, Professor of General Business, to Professor and Chairman, Department of General Business, effective January 1, 1977

Appointments

Thomas W. Hadler, Assistant Professor, Department of Geography, effective January 1977

Robert F. Hopkins, Professor, Department of Counseling and Personnel, effective January 1977

James C. Petersen, Instructor, Department of Sociology, terminating April 1978

Bill K. Richardson, Associate Professor, Department of Counseling and Personnel, effective January 1977

Appointments as Adjunct Clinical Professors in the Health Sciences, effective September 1, 1976 terminating August 31, 1977

Lt. Colonel Bernhard Abramson John G. Brady Robert L. Burroway Gene H. Ginsberg Martin B. Goodwin Reynold S. Greenspan Major Charles G. Long Dorothy R. Novotny Major Alan N. Richmond Colonel Elias A. Thomas, Jr. MSgt. David L. Ward


Raymond C. Deur, Assistant Professor, Department of Biology, effective January 1, 1977 with the title Assistant Professor Emeritus of Biology

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Marcella S. Faustman, Professor, Department of Music, effective June 30, 1977 with the title Professor Emeritus of Music

Resignation as Department Head

Ray Janes, From Professor and Head, Department of Paper Science and Engineering, to Gottes man Professor, Department of Paper Science and Engineering, effective July 1, 1977 to June 30, 1980.

Resignation

John J. Fritscher, Associate Professor, Depart ment of English, effective August 9, 1976

Transfer

D. B. Leonardelli, from Director of In-ServiceEducation, Division of Continuing Educationand Assistant Professor of Education toAssistant Professor of Teacher Education,effective January 1, 1977

Promotions

COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCES

Dean Bluman to rank of Professor of Mechanical Engineering

Michael Atkins to rank of Associate Professor of Industrial Education

John Fisher to rank of Associate Professor of Paper Science and Engineering

Walter Schwersinske to rank of Associate Professor of Industrial Education

Thomas Deckard to rank of Assistant Professor of Transportation Te�hnology

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Howard Farris to rank of Professor of Psych-ology

Thomas Houser to rank of Professor of Chemistr Peter Schmitt to rank of Professor of History

Rollin Douma to rank of Associate Professor of English

Martin Gingerich to rank of Associate Professo of English

Robert Griffin to rank of Associate Professor of Modern and Classical Languages

Ruth Heinig to rank of Associate Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences

Christian Hirsch to rank of Associate Professo of Mathematics

Walter Johnson to rank of Associate Professor of Biology


Peter Kobrak to rank of Associate Professor of Political Science

Gerald Markle to rank of Associate Professor of Sociology

Michael Mccarville to rank of Associate Professor of Chemistry

Philip Micklin to rank of Associate Professor of Geography

Subhash Sonnad to rank of Associate Professor of Sociology

William Thompson to rank of Associate Professor of Political Science

James Petersen to rank of Assistant Professor of Sociology

Earl Washington to rank of Assistant Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences

Shirley Woodworth to rank of Assistant Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

Beatrice Brenton to rank of Associate Professor of Teacher Education

Kenneth Bullmer to rank of Associate Professor of Counseling and Personnel

Robert Culp to rank of Associate Professor of Health, Physical Education and Recreation

COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS

Russell Grandstaff to rank of Professor of Theatre

Phyllis Rappeport to rank of Professor of Music

Joan Boucher to rank of Associate Professor of Music

Paul Mergen to rank of Associate Professor of Art

Lyda Stillwell to rank of Associate Professor of Theatre

Donald Para to rank of Assistant Professor of Music

COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES

Syed Abedin to rank of Associate Professor of Social Science

David Hargreave to rank of Associate Professor of Natural Science

Bruce Haight to rank of Assistant Professor of Social Science

Ira Rutherford to rank of Assistant Professor of Social Science

COLLEGE OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES

Donna Oas to rank of Assistant Professor of Speech Pathology and Audiology

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Promotions (continued)

ACADEMIC SERVICES

Peter Malanchuk to rank of Associate Professor University Libraries

Leo Natanson to rank of Associate Professor, University Libraries

David Isaacson to rank of Assistant Professor, University Libraries

COUNSELING CENTER

Gregory Boothroyd to rank of Associate Professor

Sabbatical Leaves

Richard Brewer, Professor of Biology, to complete an analysis of research done in the Allegan County State Game Area in preparation for a monograph on the organization of avian communities of xeric forests.

Charles T. Brown, Professor of Communication Arts and Sciences, to complete two books: (1) With Professor Paul Keller of Manchester College, on a theory of communicationbuilt upon a theory of human conflict; (2)With Professor James Jaksa of WMU, on ananalysis of communication in the Trappistmonasteries of America.

Joseph S. Ellin, Associate Professor of Philosophy, to attempt to devise a rationale of the criminal law, combining elements of harm, fault, and moral principle.

Edward L. Galligan, Professor of English, to work on a series of articles, each of which will be designed to serve as the basis for a chapter in a book on the significance of comedy.

Philip P. Micklin, Associate Professor of Geography, to study interbasin river diversions and the economic, ecological, and environmental ramifications of the falling level of the Caspian Sea.

Arnold G. Nelson, Professor of English, to do research in Seattle, Alaska, and the Yukon Territory on Edwin M. Randall and Tom Lippy participants in the Klondike Stampede, in preparation for a study in the social history of the idea of Christian stewardship in the context of the lust for gold.


Genevieve Orr, Assistant Professor of French, to investigate the French influence upon twentieth century theatre in Mexico through an analysis of common themes and motifs and the reasons why both theatres follow parallel paths.

Barbara Rensenhouse, Associate Professor of Art, to investigate, manipulate, and evaluate recently-marketed art materials to determine their aesthetic and technical potential for creative studio use.

Ernest E. Rossi, Associate Professor of Political Science to conduct field and bibliographic research for a book-length study of postWorld War II foreign policy orientations and actions of Italian-Americans.

Trustee Parfet, chairman of the Academic Affairs Committee, informed the Board that the Committee had reviewed the recommendations for changes in administrative titles and duties for Dr. Barbara Sherman and Dr. Richard T. Burke and supported this recommendation. She also noted her special fondness for, and regret at, the retirement of Professor Raymond Deur, a former teacher.

Non-Academic Personnel Report. The Non-Academic Personnel Report, as presented by Dr. Hannah, was accepted.

Change of Title

Gary P. Brown, from Assistant Director of Alumni Relations to Acting Director of Alumni Relations, effective January 1, 1977

Resignations

Fred Hansen, Director, Alumni Relations, effective January 1, 1977

Terry Lewis, Assistant Football Coach, effective December 8, 1976

Robert E. Sutton, Assistant Football Coach, effective December 8, 1976

Gift and Grant Report. The Trustees accepted for the University the gifts and grants as contained in the Gift and Grant Report for November 1976. The Secretary was directed to acknowledge and express appreciation to the donors on behalf of the Board of Trustees.

Acceptance of the Theodore P. Ferg Unitrust. Upon a motion by Trustee Johnson and seconded by Trustee Ludlow, the following resolution was approved unanimously.

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RESOLUTION

WHEREAS, Theodore P. Perg, of Kalamazoo has indicated that he expects to grant to Western Michi gan University by a will a sizable bequest to be used for scholarships for student nurses, and

WHEREAS, Theodore P. Perg has executed a Charitable Remainder Unitrust of $100,000 pursuant to the terms of which the trust principal will ultimately pass to Western Michigan University to be used for scholarships for student nurses,

THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that this Board of Trustees gratefully accepts and acknowledges Theodore P. Perg's major contribution to Western Michigan University.

The Chairman expressed appreciation for this fine gift to the University and requested the Secretary to respond appropriately.

Endowment Investment Policy. The Board of Trustees then turned its attention to the following Endowment Investment Policy designed to cover the investment procedures for endowment funds. Trustee Ludlow, chairman of the Budget and Finance Committe reminded the Board that this policy was tabled at the last meeting to enable review. He indicated that this policy is an excellent start toward insuring proper investment of endowment funds held by �he University as distinct from funds held by the new University Foundation. After further discussion, and upon a motion by Trustee Ludlow, the Board unanimously adopted this policy.

I. GENERAL STATEMENT

As a general policy, endowment funds shall be invested in such a manner as to maximize total return within an acceptable level of risk in order to keep pace with inflationary trends.

Because of the specific charitable trust funds, the portfolio should be invested to produce annual returns at least equal to the payments to beneficiaries.

II. NATURE OF ENDOWMENT FUNDS

There are two distinct types of funds covered by this policy. Because of different legal considerations, the role of the various parties is different for each type.

A. Institutional Funds. These are assets ownedby Western Michigan University and includeendowment funds, term endowment funds, andfunds functioning as endowments. Throughoutthis statement, these will be referred to as Type A Funds.


B. Annuity and Life Income Funds. These are fundsheld by Western Michigan University as a trusteefor the benefit of named beneficiaries. �y theterms of the various trust agreements, upon thedemise of the last beneficiary, these funds revert to the University and become Type A Funds.Throughout this statement, these will be referredto as Type B Funds.

III. ROLE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES

A. Type A Funds

B.

1. The Board of Trustees shall exercise overallsupervision of the investment program.

2. The Board of Trustees shall adopt an Investment Policy and approve investment guidelines,

3. The Board of Trustees shall, upon the recommendation of its Budget and Finance Committee,appoint an Investment Manager. The firm representing the Investment Manager shall be ofsufficient size and experience and have demonstrated professional competence to meet thefiduciary responsibilities of the Board.

a. The contract with the Investment Managershall be approved by the Board of Trustees,

b. The Board of Trustees shall grant authorityto the Investment Manager to take investment actions within the guidelines described herein.

4. The Board of Trustees shall receive reportsfrom the Budget and Finance Committee at least semi-annually on the status of theinvestment of Type A Funds.

5. The Board of Trustees shall receive any interim reports on changes in investments thatthe Budget and Finance Committee deems appropriate.

6. The Board of Trustees shall, at least annually,affirm (or alter) the investment policy andguidelines.

Type B Funds

1. The Board of Trustees shall exercise overallsupervision of the investment program.

2. The Board of Trustees shall adopt an Investment Policy and approve investment guidelines.

3. The Board of Trustees shall, upon the recommendation of its Budget and Finance Committee,appoint an Investment Manager. The firm representing the Investment Manager shall be

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Type B Funds (continued)

of sufficient size and experience and have demonstrated professional competence to meet the fiduciary responsibilities of the Board.

a. The contract with the Investment Manager shall be approved by the Board of Trustees.

b. The Board of Trustees shall not grantblanket authority to the InvestmentManager to take investment actions.

4. The Board of Trustees shall receive,throughthe Budget and Finance Committee, investment recommendations from the InvestmentManager and shall authorize all investmenttransactions.

B.


Type B Funds

1. The Budget and Finance Committee shall recommend to the Board of Trustees an Investment Manager.

2. The Budget and Finance Committee shall receive recommendations from the InvestmentManager for all investment transactionsand forward them to the Board of Trusteeswith (or without) recommendations.

3. The Budget and Finance Committee shall receive, at least quarterly, reports on theinvestment status of Type B Funds.

4. The Budget and Finance Committee shall review investment strategy as the occasiondemands, but no less than quarterly. Thisreview shall include consideration of recommendations from the Investment Manager.

5. The Board of Trustees shall receive reportsfrom the Budget and Finance Committee atleast semi-annually on the status of theinvestment of Type B Funds.

V. ROLE OF TH E VICE PRESIDENT FOR FINANCE

The role of the Vice President for Finance shall be the same for Type A Funds and Type B Funds.

6. The Board of Trustees shall, at leastannually, affirm (or alter) the investment A. policy and guidelines.

IV. ROLE OF BUDGET AND FINANCE COMMITTEE

A. Type A Funds B.

1. The Budget and Finance Committee shall recommend to the Board of Trustees an Investment Manager.

2. The Budget and Finance Committee shall review reports on any changes in the investment portfolio which exceed $50,000, or 10%of the total portfolio whenever they occur.

3. The Budget and Finance Committee shall report to the Board of Trustees changes inthe investment portfolio which the Committedeems appropriate.

4. The Budget and Finance Committee shall re-

C.

D.

The Vice President for Finance shall, with the assistance of appropriate staff, continuously monitor and review the actions of the Investment Manager and the status of investments.

The Vice President for Finance shall assist the Investment Manager in reports to the Budget and Finance Committee and to the Board of Trustees.

The Vice President for Finance shall serve as a conduit for interim advice from the Budget and Finance Committee to the Investment Manager and from the Investment Manager to the Budget and Finance Committee.

The Vice President for Finance shall receive notice of any changes in the investment portfolio from the Investment Manager and shall report at once to the Budget and Finance Committee any changes falling under the provisions of IV A. 2. above

ceive, at least quarterly, reports on the _V _I _. __ R_O_L_E_O_F_T_H_E __ I _N _VE _S _T _ME_N _T _ MA_N_A_G_E_R_ investment status of Type A Funds.

5. The Budget and Finance Committee shall review investment strategy as the occasiondemands, but no less than quarterly. Thisreview shall include consideration of recommendations from the Investment Manager.

A. Type A Funds

1. The Investment Manager shall review with theBudget and Finance Committee investment strategy as described in IV A. 5. and IV B. 4.

2. The Investment Manager shall, with the assistance of the Vice President for Finance, makea semi-annual report to the Budget and FinanceCommittee and an annual report to the Board ofTrustees.

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Type A Funds (continued)

3. The Investment Manager shall be authorizedto take investment actions within the guidelines described herein.

4. The Investment Manager shall report to theVice President for Finance all changes inthe investment portfolio when they occur.

Type B Funds

1. The Investment Manager shall review withthe Budget and Finance Committee investment strategy as described in IV A. 5. andIV. B. 4.

2. The Investment Manager shall, with theassistance of the Vice President forFinance, make a semi-annual report to theBudget and Finance Committee and an annualreport to the Board of Trustees.

3. The Investment Manager shall make any recommendations to the Budget and Finance Committee through the Vice President forFinance for changes in the investment portfolio of Type B Funds. The Investment Manager shall take the appropriate action onlyupon authorization from the Board of Trustees.

4. The Investment Manager shall report to theVice President for Finance all changes inthe investment portfolio when they occur.

VII. INVESTMENT GUIDELINES

A. Common Stocks

B.

1. No less than 25% nor more than 75% of theinvestment pool shall be in Common Stock.

2. All stock must be listed on either theNew York Stock Exchange or the AmericanStock Exchange.

3. No more than 10% of the investment poolshall be invested in any single issue.

4. Stock shall not be voted either in personor by proxy.

Fixed Income Securities

1. No less than 25% nor more than 75% of theinvestment pool shall be in Fixed IncomeSecurities.

2. Bonds and Intermediate Notes must be listedon either the New York Exchange or the


American Exchange, or be issued by the federal government or its agencies.

3. Fixed Income Securities, except bonds,shall have an immediate ready market.

4. Bonds shall have a minimum rating of "A"or its equivalent.

5. No more than 10% of the investment poolshall be invested in any single issueexcept for investments in governments or short-term financial paper.

C. Real Estate

1. Real estate received by gift shall be soldas soon as possible, keeping in mind themarket value at date of gift.

D. Cash

1. All cash, except for non-investable smallamounts, shall be invested in money marketinstruments.

E. Reserve funds shall be in as liquid an investment form as possible, equal to one year's requirement for payments to beneficiaries ofcharitable remainder trusts.

VIII. REPORTING

A. Reports should contain:

1. Summary of market conditions.2. Performance measures.3. Nature of investments.

B. Performance Measures:

1. Yields2. Total return3. Comparative indices

APPENDIX A - Selection for Investment Manager

In the process of selecting the Investment Manager to be recommended to the Board of Trustees, the Budget and Finance Committee shall raise the following questions:

A. Work Load

1. What is the size of the firm in terms ofnumber of clients, amounts invested, etc.?

2. Does the firm have experience with (1) educational endowments, (2) charitable, non-profitorganization endowments?

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c.

D.

E.

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3. How much time will the individual assignedto Western have to provide service?

Organization

1. How long has the firm been in business?

2. Does the staff have broad and extensiveexperience in the field?

3. What is the staff size? What are theirbackgrounds?

Investment Philosophy and Style

1. What are the procedures in making portfoliodecisions?

2. What are the criteria for selecting specific issues?

3. How concentrated (or diversified) is typical portfolio?

4. Are there favored industries?

5. What is expected performance in marketrises or declines?

Research

1. Is research original? If so, how is itdone?

2. Is research purchased? If so, from whatsources?

Trading

1. How is trading accomplished?2. Are commissions directed?

Control

1. What has been experience in adhering to (1) objectives, (2) guidelines, and (3) strategy?

Communication

1. How frequently are reports made?2. What is typically reported?

H. Overall

l, Is the firm growing? 2. What has been the firm's success in the

retention of clients?


I. What is fee structure?

Associated Student Government Resolution. After a recommendation from Vice President Coyne and with a motion by Trustee Caine, seconded by Trustee Johnson, the following resolution was ratified by the Board.

RESOLUTION

BE IT RESOLVED, by the Associated Student Government, that the Code of Student Life is hereby amended by striking out the words "Court of Four" and by inserting in place the words "Court of Appeals" and Section 304.01 of said code is hereby amended to read as follows:

"Section 304.01: A Court of Appeals shall be convened upon receipt by the chairman of the Court of Appeals of a written appeal as required herein. The Court Appeals shall be composed of five members, one of whom shall be appointed by the President of this University, one of whom shall be appointed by the Faculty Senate, two of whom shall be appointed by the Student Senate, and one of whom shall be appointed by the Graduate Student Advisory Committee." and

RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution shall be sent to the University President, Vice President for Student Services, Dean of Students, the Secretary of the University Board of Trustees, and to the Chairman and all other members of the University Board of Trustees, and

RESOLVED, that this resolution shall take effect when ratified by the University Board of Trustees and is published in a campus newspaper.

Review of Student Services Area. Vice President Coyne presented to the Trustees a twenty-five minute tape and slide show outlining the various functions of the Student Services area and the personnel involved. Spirited discussion following this presentation principally centered upon whether or not an increasingly older student population could legitimately call upon the University for this wide range of services. Chairman Dyke� and other Trustees indicated that they were pleased to continue their support of this wide range of student ser· vices but implied a need for periodic examination.

On file in the Secretary's Office is an Evaluation of Student Services, Fall 1976 presented by Vice Preside1 Coyne to the Trustees in support of this presentation.

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

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APPENDIX A

Commencement April 24, 1976 HONORARY DEGREES

WILLIAM G. BIRCH, SR. Doctor of Laws

William G. Birch, Sr., physician and civic leader, you have, over many decades and in many areas, given tirelessly of yourself and your multiple talents to benefit not only the physical condition of your fellow humans, but also the quality of their social and cultural lives. Your enthusiastic, effective participation as a citizen of Kalamazoo for the past 31 years is evidenced by your service in leadership positions in the Kalamazoo Rotary Club, the Executive Club, the Chamber Music Society and the Symphony Society. As an outstanding member of the medical community, you were chosen to chair the South Central Michigan Health Planning Council, to preside over the Kalamazoo Academy of Medicine, and to serve on the medical board and as chief of obstetrics at Bronson Methodist Hospital.

Western Michigan University is indebted to you as the foster parent of its Physicians' Assistants program, for which you proposed the initial feasibility study to the Michigan State Medical Society and to which you later devoted countless hours as its first clinical director. Your achievements have been recognized through awards for service from the Michigan State Medical Society and from your own community.

The Western Michigan University Board of Trustees joins in honoring you for your distinguished career as a physician and for your unselfish dedication to serving others, and is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

LIONEL H. NEWSOM Doctor of Laws

Lionel H. Newsom, sociologist, teacher, and educational administrator, throughout your career you have combined a perceptive insight into human nature with a scholar's continuing pursuit of knowledge and an educator's commitment to transmit that knowledge to inquisitive young adults seeking understanding of themselves, their fellow men, and their world. You have distinguished yourself in the field of human relations at the local, state and national levels as a civic leader and as a concerned, active member of organizations dedicated to the achievement of quality of opportunity for all individuals.

Your professional abilities and accomplishments have long been recognized by your colleagues in education, who have paid you tribute by appointing you president of three institutions of higher education, including the one over which you currently preside, Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio.

In recognition of your distinguished contributions to society and for exemplifying the educational philosophy of this institution, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

BURRHUS F. SKINNER Doctor of Laws

Burrhus F. Skinner, professor, distinguished author and internationally recognized founder of the behavior modification movement in the field of psychology, your lifelong research and experimental analysis of behavior has revolutionized the teaching of psychology and has had a dramatic, beneficial impact on the lives of millions. Your pioneering techniques for the study of operant behavior are in widespread use and have contributed enormously to a greater understanding of the human mind.

You are cited by both professionals and laymen alike as the one individual most instrumental in the progress of psychology in this century. As a teacher you have inspired students to proceed beyond the obvious, to question the unknown. You seek newness because you believe in the necessity to question, and the obligation to advance knowledge. Through the many books you have authored, including the widely-read and influential Walden Two and Beyond Freedom and Dignity, your theories and discoveries about the nature of man have permeated the thinking and perceptions of society. The world is the beneficiary of your interest, your search, and your wisdom.

In recognition of your accomplishments and in appreciation of the benefits to higher education of your pursuit of knowledge, the Western Michigan University Board of Trustees is pleased to confer upon you the honorary degree of Doctor of Laws with all the rights and privileges appertaining thereto.

Commencement August 20, 1976 DISTINGUISHED ALUMNI AWARD RECIPIENTS

MARTELLE L. CUSHMAN

Martelle L. Cushman, during the 40 years between your graduation from Western and your retirement in 1972 from the University of North Dakota, after 18 years as dean of the College of Education, your career as a teacher and administrator was distinguished by intelligent, vigorous and imaginative leadership. Your life-long interest in the quality of rural education was sparked by your own experiences in one-room elementary schools. As superintendent of rural school districts in your native Michigan, and later as director of the program in rural education at Iowa State University, you demonstrated the force that an effective leader can release in raising the morale, the accomplishments and the expectations of young people.

Your professional achievements have been recognized by your colleagues in Phi Delta Kappa, the national professional education fraternity, who paid you tribute by electing you as district representative, national recording secretary, member of the Board of Directors, first vice president and, finally, international president. Further, your expertise in problems of school administration and finance and school district reorganization was tapped by several national educational organizations, in which you held high-ranking positions, by Nations Schools magazine, for which you long served as a consultant, and by numerous Midwest school districts, to which you provided invaluable advice.

It is with great pleasure that Western Michigan University and the Alumni Association present you with this Distinguished Alumnus Award for your accomplishments, which exemplify the aims and aspirations of this University and which reflect credit on your alma mater.

WILLIAM B. FITZGERALD

William B. Fitzgerald, Michigan Senate Majority Leader, you have given generously and effectively of your time and talents in the service of your fellow citizens and our State. After your graduation from Western in 1965, you demonstrated unusual energy and discipline by simultaneously pursuing your law degree from the Detroit College of Law, serving as a legislative aide for the City of Detroit, and teaching and coaching students at Detroit's St. Martin High School.

First elected to the Michigan House of Representatives in 1971, you early established high standards of political conduct. There you served as chairman of the House Committee on Economic Development, on the Select House-Senate Committee to Investigate the Energy Crisis and, at the national level, as a member of the Energy Task Force of the National Legislative Council.

Michigan's goals of a more diverse industrial economy and the attracting of new business for future state growth benefited from your strong legislative leadership and from your membership in the Michigan Industrial Development Association. You also worked successfully to establish and maintain the Division of Minority Business Enterprise, for which you were honored by an appreciation award.

Confidence among the electorate and your legislative colleagues in your decision-making and leadership ability was evidenced by your election to the Michigan Senate in 1974 and your selection as the youngest Senate Majority Leader in Michigan history. In that position of broad and diverse legislative responsibilities you have striven commendably and effectively to achieve an equitable balance in meeting the needs of Michigan's citizens on issues of consumer protection, energy. labor, business, the environment, social sciences, mental health and education.


MARY JACKSON

Mary Jackson, on stage and television you have brought pleasure to millions in this country and beyond its boundaries, currently in your role as Miss Emily Baldwin, one of two sisters who make a fascinating "recipe" which everyone loves to sip on the heartwarming family television series, The Waltons. Through continuing effort and devotion to your art you have achieved that stardom which so many seek, but so few attain. Your great talent is attested to by the wide range and variety of your character portrayals, which include starring roles in the Broadway productions of East of Eden, Kiss and Tell, Flowering Cherry, the award-winning The Trial of the Catonsville 9, and most recently at the Los Angeles Music Center in Juno and the Paycock. The skill and sensitivity which you have brought to these challenging dramatic interpretations mark you as a true artist, and the acclaim you have received from critics and fellow performers is recognition of the highest order.

Your acting career began at Western, where you studied drama and met B.Iden Payne, a scholar, teacher and director of Shakespearean plays. Following your graduation in 1932, you joined Payne's Shakespearean Company, which had a repertoire of 14 plays in which you performed in many parts throughout the country. That launched your career on the legitimate stage, where for more than 40 years you have continued to excel.

In a profession where competition is intense, you have overcome disappointments, maintained confidenc·e in your ability, and persevered in the struggle to achieve your personal and professional goals; and so you have epitomized the spirit and courage to inspire students to pursue acting careers.

It is with great pleasure that Western Michigan University and the Alumni Association present you with this Distinguished Alumna Award for your accomplishments, which exemplify the aims and aspirations of this University and which reflect credit on your alma mater.

FRED G. LAVIOLETTE

Fred G. LaViolette, environmental scientist, physicist and nuclear engineer, you exemplify the twentieth century Renaissance Man. Your critical contributions to the brillant technological feat of harnessing the atom helped to open the new nuclear age, with its unlimited potential for bettering society. However, your embarkment on this exciting frontier of knowledge was tempered by your deep sense of responsibility for preserving the best of mankind's traditions. The safety of the people of the world and protection of the environment in which we live has been a continuing priority, so you have combined essential exploration of the unknown with humane values.

After you earned your bachelor's degree in physics and mathematics at Western in 1938, you received from the University of Michigan master's degrees in physics and electrical engineering. Membership in two education honorary societies, Kappa Rho Sigma and Phi Kappa Phi, distinguished your academic career, and later your outstanding professional ability was recognized by your selection for special assignment during World War II to the Manhattan District Project as instrument engineer responsible for developing special instrumentation for the production and separation of fissile materials. For the excellence of your wartime services, you were corrnnended by the duPont Company Award and the U.S. War Department, Manhattan District Award.

Your long years of thought, research and writing about the application of nuclear energy have had valuable impact on scientists' understanding of this powerful force, and your second career as an environmental engineer has demonstrated dramatically your abiding concern to conserve and preserve nature's gifts, so that future generations may enjoy them.


Commencement December 18, 1976 UNIVERSITY DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD

PHILIP N. WATTERSON

Philip N. Watterson, concerned citizen and Trustee Emeritus, it is truly fitting that you, a member of Western's first Board of Trustees, should be selected to receive the first University Distinguished Service Award.

During your decade of dedicated service as a Trustee -- from 1964-74 -- you contributed significantly to the quality and advancement of this University; and, since then, through your membership on the Michigan Council of Higher Education and in many other capacities, you have continued to serve Western and the cause of education.

We are particularly proud of you as a 1932 graduate of our business administration program. Your achievements as a teacher and superintendent of schools, your public service as a township supervisor, a�d your industrial success as President and General Manager of the Angle Steel Company exemplify the goals of this University in their unusual combination of personal fulfillment, competitive excellence, and service to society. In all of these you have reflected credit upon your alma mater.

It is, therefore, with great pleasure that the Board of Trustees presents you with this University Distinguished Service Award.

APPENDIX B

Depew, Donald Frank

Bushouse, Stanley R. Gordon, Robert William Hodge, John Wesly

Algate, Frank Alexander Callaway, Lee Autry

Aggas, Stephen Michael Allen, Zoan Carol Anderson, Arthur Thomas Angerami, Jose Gualberto M Ardehali, Mohammad

Ammitage, William Arnoldink, Fred Jr. Athey, Joann Thompson Baas, Janet Louise Barnes, Carole Elaine

Barnes, David Hayes Beals, Mary Beth Bearden, Mary Ellen Scholten Beaty, Sandra Kay Beisel, Robert Ellison Tingley

Benson, Shirley Mae Bessler, Beverly Rogers Bethke, Marjorie E. Bittner, William Russell Jr. Blanchard, Inese V.

Blank, Graydon Edmond Bonneau, Daryl Jane Borgeson, Otto M. Brown.Gary Powell Bullard, David Michael

Bunck, Theodore James Buser, Patricia Clarice Carey, Frances Case, Marilyn Ann Cash, Wanda Marie

Cassell, Jerry Lee Chaffee, Forrest Murray Chidester, Pamela McKenzie Chormann, Carolyn Ann Cialdella, Gary A.

DEGREES GRANTED APRIL 24, 1976

Doctor of Philosophy

Doctor of Education

Manley, Frank J. III Oh, Eun Kyung

Specialist in Education

Daisley, Carol Stancliff, Lawrence Harold

Master of Arts

Cohen,Lester Connell, Kathy Lynn Conroy, John Anthony Cronk, Christine Elizabeth Crook, Ronald Lee

Cullari, Salvatore Davis, Nina Jeanne Dean, Virginia Gail Deary, Richard Allen Delaney, Mary Patricia

Dickie, Ralph James Dionise, Alfred Doolittle, Allen Evan Doyle, Cindy Dubnicka, John Emil

Dunn, Robert John East, Micki Maureen Elliott, Judy Anne Endias, Robert Edward Evans, Dawn Lynn

Farrar, Steve Michael Featherstone, Karen Schubert Fee, Frederick Shelton Fireoved, Ralph Leroy Fischer, Kenneth F.

Fisk, Harry Daniel Foley, John Patrick Fossum, David George Freemire, Ronald Leroy Freidinger, Robert Lester

Friedburg, Martin Lloyd Fulger, Ruth Anne Gabre-Ab, Abraham Gach, Paul Jerome Galante, Christopher B.

VanHoeven, Donald T. Woodworth, Shirley Cunningham

Sturdivant, Cleophus Yaple, Carolyn Barbara

George, Sharon Lynn Giddings, Frederick Byron Jr. Gill, Jon Merrill Grosser, Joseph C. David Guilford, Patricia Moulton

Gutierrez, Albert James Guyer, Brenda Kay Hann, Christine L. Habegger, Laveta Hagan, Lloyd Robert

Hagen, Stephen D. Hall, Karel Ellen Hanna, Gary Lee Harris, Steven Allen Hayhow, Paul M.

Heitman, Mildred Ann Hempel, Edward Alan Henry, Rebecca Collihs Hirth, Carl Edward Holmes, Marilyn Joanne

Hoogerwerf, Ronald Hudson, Karen Anne Huss, Charles Patrick Imade, Benson Osayande Iverson, Vicki Lynn

Jamshidi, Majid John, Betty Jane Johnson, Carolyn W. Johnson, Frances Marie Cooke Johnson, Kathy Jane

Judy, Carol Larsen Kalee, Jack Edward Kambic, Patricia Earl Kannegieter, Kenneth K. Keith, Pauline Plamondan

Khouri, Edward F. Kirchhoff, Donna Jean Kitson, Jay Champion Kuhn, Sandra L. Kuhnlein, Robert Francis

Leneway, Robert Joseph Leroy, James Robert Lesniak, Peggy Sue Lestock, Ruth A. Loeffler, Lois Ann

Long, Susan Louise Long Lorenz, Grant G. Louis, Richard Joseph Lu, Grace C. C. Ludford, Terry Leonard

Lust, Diane Terese MacCubbin, Alexander E. Manske, Carol Marie Markan, James Paul Marlett, June Marie

Martens, Bruce E. Marzetti, Joann McCormick, Martin Edward McElroy, Jack Wayne McKenzie, Clayton Ling

Medinamata, Manuel Meeks, Richard D. Mehta, Kiran C. Meston, Susan Wiles Metzler, Mary Ethel Yake

Meyer, Jean Marie Miller, Beverly Ann Miller, Robert Jennings Mills, Bernice J. Mingey, Timothy

Baechle, Kenneth Curtis Belknap, Charles Franklin Jr. Bodley, Marvin Leonard Carlovsky, Linda Jean Cinq-Mars, Betty J.

Crain, Robert Louis Davis, Norma Sheryl Denahan, Eugene Robert Eadler, Raymond James Eager, David Lynn

Green, John William

Hiles, Bruce R.

Mitchell, Beatriz Ester Morrow, Robert Matthew Mummaw, Aneita Munsie, John W. Nelles, Diane Eileen

Nozartash, Hormoz Olugbade, Lawrence Omo, Jan Ross Osteen, Jeanette Barbara Ott, Gayle Louise

Pallett, Marshall Munn Jr. Partington, James William Penny, Carole Molenaar Pollard, Susan Edwards Polonowski, Joseph John Jr.

Porter, Timothy F. Prange, Ronald Neil Quint, Edward Allen Reimanis, John A. Richardson, Robert Louis Jr.

Riley, William Joseph Roberts, Mary Virginia Rudge, Harry G. Salamatian, Asghar Schelb, Elizabeth Diann

Schlukebir, John Allen Schoenherr, Roy Joseph Schroder, Mary Melanie Shahmirzadi, Majid Sharifi, Mohammad Ali

Skodack, Sharon Ann Smith, Kim R. Smith, Richard Lawrence Smithson, Danny O'Conner Spessard, Mary R.

Master of Business Administration

Hileman, William Arthur Iacoe, William Frank Insalaco, Robert Warren Jackson, Gene Dudley Kast, William Howard

Long, Norman A. Loye, F. David Norman, Spencer Jr. Palonen, Rudolph E. Patton, Michael Lyle

Pereira, Roberto da Costa

Master of Fine Arts

Steketee, Craig Allen

Stewart, Donald William Stinson, Josie Howard Stokes, Beverly Jean Sverns, Janis Swanson, Mary Schoener

Swope, James Donald II Taghavian, Mohammad Hossein Tittle, Reed Max

Tully, Carol S. Uhrik, Eva Louise

VandeBunte, Eugene VanLange Velde, Mary Ruth Vannostran, Lari M. Vining, Joyce A. Vossen, David Lee

Walborn, Patricia H. Walda, Loren R. Wallace, Barbara Blake Wallace, Terry Alan Washington, Dianne Elizabeth

Westerman, Phyllis M. Wilkins, Richard Lawrence Williams, Eileen Jane Woodworth, Brian Scott Worthy, Walter Lewis

Wortinger, Keith Wayne Wright1 Jean Arlene Yankoviak, Thomas Michael Yaple, Reginald O. Young, James Lewis

Zapletal, Susan Marie Zick, Mary Lou Zonyk, Mary Shepard Zwar, Kathleen Mary

Rebert, Larry Lee Reynolds, Kenneth Morris Sadowski, Robert John Smith, Ronald John Jr. Sorensen, Robert Henry

VandeKieft, Robert L. Verschoff, David John Walker, James Allen Watson, David Baker Weidlea, John Towle

Williams, Daniel Paul

White, Paul M.

Billington, Robert David

Chandler, Barbara Ellen Harvey, Janice Maria

April, Kathleen O'Donnell Boehm, Jack Arthur Brotherton, Elizabeth Harmon Clark, Cheryl Diane Clevey, Judith Marie

Enright, Vicki S.

Barnett, Richard Hamilton Das, Ashit Kumar Dull, Raymond Power Eggebrecht, Larry Dean Mascotti, Lawrence Beni

Bennett, Ralph John

Atwood, Harold Ashley Barancik, Susan Lynn Clementz, Patricia Page Daidone, Donald Dalton, Dzrek, R.

Haemker, Charles Huwaldt, Diane Ava

Layton, William Edward

Berley, Guy Victor Bowne, Jeffrey Richard Brown, Olivia Virginia Harmon Bruinodge, Joel Dirk Chu, Betty Chen Ching

Master of Music

Master of Occupational Therapy

Nelson, Douglas Charles

Master of Public Administration

Fouty, Douglas James Hargrove, Kenneth J. Hodges, John E. Khathlan, Ali Rashed Magyar, John Frank

Maranka, Gerold H.

Master of Science

Panse, Craig Frederick Peterson, William G. Jr. Samie-Youssefi, Abolghssem Sanatgar-Fard, Nasser Scholten, Dale Allen

Master of Science in Accountancy

Martin, Jacqueline Zipp

Master of Science in Librarianship

Krieger, Michael T. Linville, Renee Joann Phillips, Anne Susan Ramana, Meesala Rauh, Edwin Dean

Smallwood, Carol Ann Taube, Frances K.

Master of Science in Statistics

Master of Social Work

Curry, Lou Ella Davis, Richard E. Deters, Ellis, E. Doyle, Cindy Lynn Finn, Mary Louise

Dzikowski, Susan

Talbot, John Francis

Mlemchuku, Moses Obioha Ray, Marvin Shackelford Smith, Steve Milton Stampfler, Michael Lee Stark, Paula Lee

Stephenson, Samuel M.

Shah, Vrajendra Kumar Soluade, Michael Jolaoso A. Stephenson, Dale Thomas Woo, Pu Choi

Martin, James Patrick

Thornton, Ellen B. VanderMeulen, Christin E. Volkening, Thomas C. Walke, Katherine Ann Welborn, Jane Adele

Wortman, Mary Ellen Yankoviak, Jennifer J.

Gabrielse, Judy A. Gellert, Doris Renate Hall, Douglas Gail Hayne, Philip Norman Hugger, Raymond Laverne

John, Girts Kesteris

Johnson, Christopher Dana

Klivans, Charlie Allen

Lesihman, James Gary

Moeller, Cynthia Ann

Nelson, Christopher L.

Nadel, Helena

Novara, Rosalie Amman

Palacios, Donald J.

Perry Leola

Abbott, Shari Sindles

Albertson, Patricia Louise

Arkesteyn, David Lee

Arnold, Amy Lynn

Baker, Cheryl Marie

Ball, Cynthia M.

Balla, Frank David

Barry, Theonas Louise

Barzone, Roxanne Marie

Batterson, Michael Scott

Beach, Robert Charles Gordon

Bearden, Angela L.

Beathea, Carol Joann

Bell, Laural K.

Benko, Geri Theresa

Benson, Margaret Catherine

Bernhard, Randall Lee

ElRauw, Robert L.

Bleyer, Gary William

Boss, Kathleen Mary

Bothwell, Shelley Ann

Bowman, Daina Velta

Boyle, Audrey J.

Brady, Kathleen Anne

Branigin, Michael Emery

Braun, Linda Ann

Breisach, Nora Sylvia

Brenneman, Carl S.

Brenneman, Earl Richard Jr.

Brewer, Marguerite Hunt

Brignall, Robert David

Brogan, Mary Loy

Brown, Elizabeth J.

Brundige, Kristen Joy

Bryan, Gregory T. Jr.

Bulko, Andrea Ann

Buwalda, Robert J.

Galka, Mona Lee

Chrisman, Marcia Ruth

Clausen, Christie Antha

Cline, Warren Williams III

Cole, Donald W.

Cooper, Sandra Lynn

Cordano, Andrea Jean

Cortright, Christine Knox

Rencher, Ernest Jr.

Reyher, Nadine Eleanor

Rozema, Ronald Gregg

Saffari, Sally Diane

Schmitt, Mark James

Schroeder, SSJ Judy Ann

Seiler, Carol Anne

Selmon, Charlie Jr.

Sherman, Luanne Marie

Silva, Silva Maria Ozanira Da

Bachelor of Arts

Courtney, Linda L.

Cox, Janette Louisa

Cullinan, Cathy A.

Curtis, Gregory Lynn

Daggett, Luann F.

Dare, Rick L.

Dase, Keitha B.

Dekema, Brian Ray

DeLiefde, Jeanne Elizabeth

Dewey, James R.

Dinkel, Mary Anne

Doherty, Michael George

Doherty, Nancy Catherine

Douglas, Robert L. Sr.

Doyle, Mary Eileen

Dugliss, William Graham

Dunne, Linda Mary

Ebbe, Ignatius N. 0.

Edling, Hollis Kay

Epley, Laura Jeanne

Erb, Nancy Jayne

Fahning, Karl John

Farmer, Roxanne Marie

Fieser, Sarolta

Fink, Jeffrey Ray

Fischer, Karen Martha

Flath, James William

Floria, Dale Cameron

Fox, Anne Terease

Gal, Jean M.

Gibson, Mary Laura

Glen, Laurie Ann

Gluck, Frances D.

Godoy, Saul

Goff, Martha Jean

Goldston, Lorraine

Good, John C.

Gorsky, Mark Joseph

Grandstaff, Mary Ellen

Griffiths, James Michael

Griffiths, Nancy Leigh

Grudzien, Pamela Ann

Guillaumin, Susan A.

Guziak, Kathleen M.

Haack, Deborra Ann

Starkweather, Patrice Thomas

Stevenson, Hettie Marie

Stoudermire, Brenda Jean

Thomas, Addie Delane

Turner, Christie Chaddock

Vickers, William Driscoll

Waterway, Janice F.

Weiss, Harry Marc

Wood, George Perry

Hacker, Wanda L.

Hamilton, Sarah Ann

Harcus, Anne Elizabeth

Hardies, Marcella C.

Harsch, Debra Rae

Hart, Teresa Joan

Harvey, Linda Louise

Hempstead, Susan Kay

Hirsch, John Michael

Holton, Patricia Marie

Howe, Julia Reid

Huyser, Denise Doreen

Jackson, Bruce C.

Jarvis, Elizabeth Ruth

Jesmore, Lisa Anne

Jewell, Janet Lee

Johnson, Carol Lee

Johnson, Gary Gene Coffey

Jolman, Susan K.

Jones, Donna J.

Jordan, Karen Bridget

Karamalegos, Anthonios Zacharia

KellY, Priscilla Grey

Kempf, Kay Lynn

Kennett, John Arthur

Kenney, Sandra Kay

Kettner, Stephen Louis

King, Kathleen Doris

Kirkpatrick, Robert Michael

Kleinheksel, Martha Jean

Kloke, Richard

Kniivila, Kirstine Louise

Kriebel, Claire

Kroll, Patricia Ann

Krupp, Sharon Marie

Kuenzel, Kurt Irwin

Kuhn, Judy Kay

Lamorandier, Rosemary Diane

Lease, Douglas Richard

Lewandowski, Jacquelyn Therese

Lewis, Luann Mae

Liebengood, Deborah Gene

Lienhart, Theodore M.

Lindblad, Martha Carol

Linsdau, Anne Catherine

Lundahl, Joan Leslie Lyman, Janyce Rebecca Macinnes, Douglas A. MacKenzie Barbara Louise Maddox, Cassandra

Mahinske, Paula Maitner, David Charles Mania, Beverly J. Marakowitz, Augustinus F. Jr. Markert, Margaret May

Martin, Dan J. Marvin, Deborah G. Mason, Kathryn Abby Mayeda, Marcia Chieko Mayfield, John Ross Jr.

McAuliffe, Kevin Haley McLachlin, Bret Headley Mechem, George W. Michalak, Patricia Ann Milford, Cheryl Ann

Miller, Thomas McKenrick Moeller, Scott D. Morgan, Deborah J. Morris, Janet Maureen Morris, Lynden Wayne

Morrison, Timothy Irwin Murdoch, Neola Ann Murphy, Jeanne Marie Neller, Susan Elizabeth Netherton, Joellen

Novak, James Maurice Nunn, Therese Von Hohoff Oakland, Deborah Lee O'Bara, Susan Marie Ongley, David

Osborn, Steven Leon Parr, Paulette Suzanne Pearse, Armida C. Flores Percy, Karla Kay Perkins, Nancy Gay

Petoskey, John F. Petrosky, Joseph John Jr.

Agens, Gregg A. Andree, Larry A. Aubrey, Kenneth Raymond Bacho, John Henry Backman, Allen A.

Baker, Jack Richard Barber, Richard Russell Barrett Vincent DePaul Bartolomucci, Vincent Angelo Beimer, Gary Lee

Belliel, Daniel Richard Bigi, Gene James Bladows<i, Stephen Robert Blanchard, Larry Edward Blose, Stephen Lewis

Phillion, Kathleen Ann Phillips, Michael D. Pittelko, Judith Marie Pontius, Nancy Ellen Potratz, Eloise E.

Quigley, Robert L. Jr. Raeside, Thomas Scott

Ray, Douglas Gordon Reid, Daniel Emmons Roberts, Merrie Lynn

Romanchuk, William Edward Rosander, Irene Sharon Sage, Stephen James Schafer, Karen Lydia Schmidt, Pamela Lynn

Schneider, Mechelle Owen Schultz, Susan Marie Selles, Connie S. Severson, Thor Stephen

Sezwick, Audrey Ann

Shapiro, Carol Goodman Sharp, Cynthia Ruth Shepich, Gary J. Shire, Michael Joseph Showers, Robert Walter

Shubnell, Michael William Sievers, Kathleen Sinclair Simpson, Ralph D. Smith, Gregry Scott Snell, Starla Joy

Snow, Kenneth Grant Soave, Suzanne Marie Soda, Annie L. Spears, De-Lise E. Spencer, Douglas Stuart

Spinazze, Mary Jane Squillace, Kathleen Rose Stahl, Cynthia Diane Start, Linda Joy Steketee, Constance Marie

Stephen, Carol Diane

Stoneburg, Cindy Ross

Bachelor of Business Administration

Boesinger, Anne Jacqueline Bokshan, Donald L. Boone, Douglas Larry Bowman, Timothy Delos Boyers, Delores Jean

Bradley, Mark Edmund Breithaupt, Mark Allan Bridges, Thomas Spencer Briney, Jeffrey Scott Brink, Kenneth W.

Brown, Charles R. Bruggema, Marc Theo Bucknell, James M. Burlingham, Douglas A. Buschert, Charles J.

Strzyzewski, Ronald Eugene Sukkar, Zareefeh Sutton, Mark Steven Swoyer, William B. Taylor, Deonne Lynn

Terborgh, Merri Ann Thompson, Barbara L. Tomlinson, Alice Emily Tucker, Lance C. Tune, Ellen Kathleen

Turner, Claudia Jeanne Tursi, Daniel James Valdez, Theodore Pater Van Dusen, Brian VanderKamp, Hendrik John III

VanderMeulen, Joseph VandeWalker, Michael VanDyke, Gail Lee Vannuil, Nancy Veenstra, Nancee Claire

Vela, Jose Eloy Wade, Susan Marie Wagaman, Carol R. Walker, Janet Marie Ward, Roosevelt III

Warren Mitchell R.

Webber, Barbara Gerhardt West, Patricia Marie Wielechowski, Karen Winkler, Wendy Sue

Wislinski, Robert Charles Woods, Ralph Worgul, Douglas Robert Worrell, Patrick James Wright, Robert Edward Lee

Yancich, Janine L. Yates, Michael Eric Zabel, Thomas Dale Zelas, Kent William Zeleznik, Virginia 0.

Zock, Steven Craig

Butler, Donald D. Cagney, George Powell Campbell, Sherrie Lou Carnes, Scott, R. Charzynski, Denise Marianne

Cheney, Margaret L. Chiesa, Dennis Charles Clark, Patricia Ann Clark, Thomas Robert Cogan, Clark

Collins, Kim Charles Command, James Dalton Jr. Contrucci, Bradford Charles Credit, James A. Crum, David Jack Junior

Daly, Bettye Ann DeGain, Douglas W. Demankowski, Randy Michael DeRight, Linda Jean Deterding, John Paul

Deverman, Thomas Lee Dillon, Douglas K. Dillon, Karen A. Dodick, Ricci James Donahue, Nancy Ellen

Dymond, Thomas A. Eckert, Douglas Raymond Englund, James D. Evans, David M. Evasic, Mark

Evers, Joseph P. Fabiano, R. Thomas Fishel, James Louis Flynn, Michael T. Forcier, James S. Jr.

Ford, Robert Alan Foreman, Lee Donald Forrest, Theodore G. Fortunato, James Anthony Fraas, Thomas E.

Garrott, Philip B. Gatt, Gerald William Ghedotte, Joseph John Goold, Jonathon Walker Gowen, Randall Lee

Gozia, L. Michael Grambo, Robert A. Jr. Greene, David Kelly Groom, David Alan Grozenski, Robert M.

Gubitz, Albert C. III Haas, Thomas R. Jr. Hamilton, Thomas H. Handley, Maureen Ellen Hardies, Robert Alexander

Harris, Alec P. Harrison, Lawrence L. Jr. Hart, Maureen Mary Hatfield, Jackie M. Havenstrite, Donna Jane

Hemker, Joseph Bernard Henry, Sharon L. Herrick, Hal Rexford Heys, John G. Jr. Hiestand, Judith Elaine

Hilborn, Thomas Anson Holman, Mark David Homuth, Scott Regan Hool, Gary Alan Horvat, Stephen Gerald

Hoskins, Guyla Theresa Howarth, Cheryl Ann Hudson, Ronald Gary Hudson, Samuel Earl Jacobsen, Debra Kay

Janisse, Timothy J. Jeffers, Frederick Arthur Jelsma, Gordon Wayne Jennings, Steven William Jezak, Kerry Stephen

Johnson, Dennis Edward Johnson, Gregory Paul Johnson, Jeffrey Scott Johnson, Leon Jr. Johnson, Paula Denise

Johnson, Sharon L. Jominy, Jack Arthur Jones, Michael Albert Karau, Eric Allen Karn, David C.

Karpinski, Barbara Jean Keenan, Patricia M. Kernen, Michael Paul Knapp, Britt Kevin Koberstein, David Ross

Keopke, Christine Ann Kolassa, James Lee Kravis, David Blair Laczynski, David Stephen Lang, Frederic Glen

LaRose, Glenn J. Lebiecki, Ronald T. Lemacks, Donald Timothy Lenar, Steven Albert Lenn, William Craig

Lewellen, Marilyn Janise Linell, Gustave A. Linville, Kim K. Linville, Timothy S. Livingston, James D.

Lo, Jenny Sau-Kuen Lualdi, Robert J. Maartens, John Peter Maccani, Thomas W. Mahoney, Janice

McCowan, Michael Bruce McKinley, Michael J. McLeod, Alan Donald Melick, Steven Robert Mette, Edward Bruce

Meyers, Robert Newton Miller, David H. Miller, Phillip J. Mills, Gary Joseph Mingay, Barbara Kay

Mingay, John Inman Jr. Mitchell, James L. Mitchell, William Joseph Modras, Richard Jr. Montague, James Dayton

Mrozek, Sharon Kay Munier, Claude Louis Armond Nauman, David William Nawrocki, Mark Allan Nuyen, Lawrence III

O'Connor, Ellen Frances Olynnger, Michael N. Omar, Izani Omar, Kabir O'Neil, Thomas R.

O'Selka, Paul David Osterhage, Jeffrey Bruce O'Tool, Kevin Paul Ott, Lynn L. Pacifico, Carmelita A.

Paletta, Lu Ann Papenberg, Todd W. Parker, Leroy Alton Jr. Parkhill, Charles A. Patzer, Cynthia Lynn

Pearce, David Lee Perpich, Susan Marie Pharis, Frank M. Pidhayny, Randy Brent Pierce, Gregg R.

Pierce, Rebecca Laura Pilot, David Allen Plew, Marla Marie Plichta, Lynn Joan Plomin, Gregory Allan

Posthumus, David J. Repke, David Arthur Rhoades, Kim Stephen

Rich, Robin Kay Richmond, Suzanne Grace

Ritsema, Randall Alan Robinson, Ronald Richard Reeding, Douglas H. Rousch, Marvin Rozycki, Robert Jacob

Runstrom, David Brian Runyon, Craig Ryder, David T. Sackett, Lavern F. Sampeer, Rosalyn D.

Scalcucci, Michael S. Schmitt, Joseph E. III Schneider, Daniel Harvie Scolaro, Sandra Lynn Sharfman, Richard M.

Shell, Gary E. Stafford, James W. Steffes, Michael Anthony Stoddard, Sandra Stover, Gregory Allen

Straayer, Jean Carol Strong, Michael Stephen Swanson, William J. Swarthout, Charles Ward Szewc, James S.

Tamaroff, Jeffrey Louis Tatman, Terry Alan Theisen, Gregory John Thomet, Dennis Paul Thompson, Christopher Allen

Thornton, James Earl Till, Diane Tindle, Brian Walter Topliff, Mary Ellen Torina, Michael F.

Trowbridge, Nancy Lee Truesdell, Robert Loren VanderLinde, Richard L. VanStaveren, Jill Ruth

Banner, David William Czachorski, Molly Jo Eckhardt, Mary Jane Ferrara, Virginia Maria

Adams, John G. Alles, Kathryn Anne Cron, Jolene Kay Crusinberry, Barbara Jean DeLille, Peter Verner

Drew, Laura Jane Gearing, James Michael

Aardal, Decorah Gail Adamo, Susan Marian Akans, Robert Edwin Alber, Denise M. Albert, Laurie

Albert, Michael Edward Alexander, Ann Louise Altese, Mary Joan Ambutas, Vytas Petras Amsdill, Susan Margaret

Anders, William H. Andersen, John Paul Anderson, Joyce A. Anderson , Marilynne R. Angle, Matthew C.

Appel, Kim Alan Applebee, Scott Howland Argue, Holly Beth Armstrong, Melody Renee Arp, Richard Paul

Ashcraft, Terry Linn Asmus, Karen Sue Azimi, M. Reza D. Bailey, Constance Jo Bailey, William Lee

Baird, Priscilla Sue Baker, Thomas H. Baldwin, William M. Bannister, Winifred K.

Barclay, Wendy Roberta

Veld, Janet K.

Volchoff, Dennis Wagner, Edward John Ward, Thomas Lucien Webb, Peggy Lee

Wedel, James Charles Welker, Barbara A.

Whitaker, Jeffrey G.

Bachelor of Fine Arts

Keech, Richard B. Minor, Craig William O'Connor, Pat Radich, Merry Melody

Bachelor of Music

Harrison, Margaret Kay Kalchik, Ann Marie

Knue, Barbara G. LaJoye, Joseph Paul Lavender, Robert Anthony

Lenhart, Mary Ellen Lininger Livanec, Shirley J.

Bachelor of Science

Barget, Bruce Raymond Barlage, Richard Paul Barnes, Thad Norman Barres, Cynthia Jordan Barrus, Steven Carter

Barth, Christine Ann Barton, Micahel F. Bates, Gary William Bauer, Timothy M. Beardslee, Richard E.

Beaumont, Marilyn Elaine Becker, John Albert Beckey, Richard Beegle, Jeffrey Van Bemis, Timothy M.

Bentley, Phillip Donald Berryman, Alison Christine Bertrand, Lee Steven Betcher, Mark A. Betts, Shirley Jean

Bilicki, Sandra Bird, Gerald William Blaesser, Donald C. Blanch, Timothy Bliss, Mary Ann

Bloom, Timothy Jack Bloomquist, Timothy Paul Bluhm, Marlene Kay Blum, Nancy Ann Blythe, Harold Jerome

Witt, Beth Ellen Wolters, David R. Wrobleski, Gregory John Wyant, Patricia Ann York, James Edwin Jr.

Zanetti, Frank Anthony Ziegler, Raymond J. Zwar, Ronald Paul

Souter, Michael Hayne Wainright, Jamie Gray Wirtz, Barbara J.

Parks, Pamela Ann Reck, James A. Smeltzer, Deborah Ann Waldenmaier, Kirk Howard Womack, Anthony Terence

Wood, Nancy Lynne

Boerner, Claudine Victoria Boers, David Otto Beottcher, Rebecca Kay Bomke, Donald A. Bonfiglio, Daniel Arthur

Bonn, Jacqueline Louise Boogaart, Phillip Jay Boone, Donna Kay Borland, Barbara Jeanne Bosley, Marilyn A.

Boss, Barbara Jean Boss, Kathryn M. Boughner, Steven Richard Boyse, George Charles Braden, Barton Kemp

Brautigam, Douglas G. Breed, Crisann

Breest, Terry Breitmeyer, Jane Ellen Breuning, Jonathan R.

Brightwell, Randall Leroy Brott, Roxanne Kay Brown, Cindra Lee Brown, Harold Earskine Bryan, Margo Lynn

Bryant, Glenda Lue Bullard, Colleen Carol Burch, Patricia Susan Burger, Monica Jo Burger, Thomas Leroy

Burgess, Mark Howard

Burmeister, Guy Carl

Burtt, Kathryn Ann

Butcher, Donald Seward Jr.

Buttermore, Susan Maire

Buzby, Lynne Ellen

Byington, David Claude

Byrne, Margaret L.

Byrum, Thomas Christopher

Calvaruso, Frank E.

Cannell, Stephen A.

Caplan, Brian D.

Carey Diane Marie

Carlson, Wayne Robert

Carr, Jon Russell

Catania, Ralph Paul

Cathcart, Karen Sue

Catherman, Gary Dorr

Cavanaugh, Theresa Marie

Ceru, Barbara Jean

Cheek, Janet Irene

Christianson, Janet R.

Chrsitilaw, Craig Robert

Clark, James C.

Clark, Sharon Gay

Clary, Julia Cathryn

Claus, Roxanne

Clay, Sharon Denise

Clemons, Barron W,

Cleworth, James E. Jr.

Cline, Sheila Ann

Coe, Charles Joseph

Coleman, John R.

Concannon, Milton D.

Conn, Jolie

Conrad, John Robert

Cook, Helen Lynn Gardiner

Coppinger, James Delbert

Cory, Dianne Lynn

Cassi, David Anthony

Cox, Robin Susan

Crain, Cynthia Anne Rosenberg

Cramer, Lawrence H.

Cramer, Sandra K.

Crawford, Deborah Ann

Cronheim, Rebecca Sue

Croninger, Christina Ann

Cross, Nancy Louise

Crummett, Allan W.

Cullinan, Kerry

Cupp, Phvllis Maureen

Curry, S3ndra Ladon

Czarnopis, Robert Michael

Dabrowski, Edward E.

Daley, Bernard Joseph

Damian, Blair Louis

Damon, Robert Lee

Danforth, Robert D. Jr.

Daniels, Jacqueline

Daron, Sarah Ann

Day, Jeffrey Alan

Day, Marguerite Cecilia

Dean, Nancy Ellen

Deaner, Mary Elizabeth

Debree, Shelley M.

Decker, Kimberley Ann

Deighan, Daniel P.

Dembeck, Thomas John

Demps, Napoleon Jr.

Dennehy, Guy R.

DeYoung, Phillip Raymond

Dick, Timothy Alan

Dickman, Jenny

Diehl, Gary Anthony

Dillivan, Janet L.

Dinneen, Anne Kathleen

Dixon, Ulysses

Dorow, Michael George

Doughty, Jeffrey Alan

Drobnich, Lois Ruth

Durfey, Terrence Alan

Dushane, Paul Joseph

Elliott, Janice C.

Espat, Pedro A. Jr.

Essink, Yvonne

Estrada, Meridy Jean

Evans, Paul Whiting

Everard, William A.

Everly, Calvin J.

Fappas, George A.

Feola, Carlyn Kim

Ferguson, Laurie

Fettig, Karla C.

Fink, John Frederick

Fish, Terry Lee

Fisher, Paul Walter

Fitz, Karen E.

Fleckenstein, Denise Ann

Fleming, Peter B.

Foehringer, Becky Lynn

Foerster, Deborah Anne

Folino, Frank Anthony

Follis, Mary Glenda

Foote, Douglas George

Foster, Jill Ann

Fox, Susan Lynn

Fragner, Patricia Ann

Fraser, Claudia Evelyn

Freestone, Diane Kay

Frey, Michael John

Friedman, Nancy Hope

Fry, Jennifer Sue

Fuhrman, George G.

Fullan, Timothy J.

Gabriel, Dennis Michael

Gammons, Gail Colleen

Geer, James Terry

Geib, Kathryn Suzanne

Gerken, Linda Joy

Giesecke, Lisa Ann

Gilbert, Karen Marie

Gillison, Susan E.

Glassman, Robert Earl

Glaza, Donna Lynn

Gnagey, Lou Ann

Goller, Diane Eve

Good, Stanley Brian

Goodman, Gary James

Goodwin, Marlene Kay

Gorski, David Charles

Goss, Catherine Joy

Graham, Chris Dean

Graham, Hugh Ellsworth Jr.

Graves, Elmer W.

Green, Alene Yvonne

Green, Bonita Kae

Greiner, Kathryn Marie

Greiner, Matthew Joseph

Grinage, Jayne Elizabeth

Grabert, Leon B. III

Gryder, Peggy Ann

Guevara, Jose Ignacio I

Gurney, Paula M.

Guske, Jacques Danny

Guss, Lorenea Lynette

Gustafson, Gary Steven

Gysin, Oliver John

Haas, David Allen

Hackett, Marjorie

Hafner, Kim Marie

Hain, Robin M.

Hall, Robert Shannon

Hall, Roger Alan

Hallowell, Stephen Harold

Haluska, Janet Louise

Hames, Susan Esther

Hamilton, Paul Timothy

Hand, Sandra L.

Handy, Alan Edgar

Hanson, Janet Ann

Harp, Cindy Neleita

Hashim, Akbar Ali

Hayes, Suzanne Carol

Head, Marva J.

Hegler, Cheryl L.

Heintzamn, Christy Paige Hellner, Francine Kathryn Henderson, Gerry Lynn Hendricks, Martin Bruce Herbison, Donna Jean

Herrick, Charles V. Hersha, Blairann Hill, Merrilee E. Hill, Susan Marie Hines, Barbara Jo

Hobson, M. Marie Hoddy, Christine Marie Hoffman, Jeffrey Lynn Hogan, William Axel Hogarth, Grant Gilbert Jr.

Hopkins, Sandra Kay Hopman, Mariette E izabeth Hopson, Michael Wayne Horton, Frank Alan Horvath, Barbara J.

Hoyle, Timothy Jonathan Hudson, Anne Kathleen Hughes, Margaret Hunt, David C. Hunt, Jean Marie

Hunt, Marie Hillery Hunt, Nancy Carol Hunt, Ronald J. Hurse, Sharon A. Jacobson, Nancy Jo

Jakes, Scott Edmund James, Betsy Brabb Jezioro, Edward John Jr. Jirikovic, Randall Louis Johnsen, Carl Gunnar

Johnson, Christopher Carl Johnson, Kathleen Ann Johnson, Michael John Joma, Hussein Mohammed Jones, Randall Lewis

Joseph, Claudia Ann Kalitta, Carl Louis William Jr. Kantz, Barry R. Kapil, Omprakash Kasper, Theodore Karl

Kaufmann, Peter Lindsay Keller, Glenn Robert Keller, Patricia Marie Kelly, Kathleen B. Kelly, Thomas Roger

Kemppainen, Ann B. Kerney, Paul Thomas Kibler, Karen Lee King, John L. Jr. King, Ralph G.

Kirchhoff, Annemarie Kirk, Anita Ceceil Kiser, Kurt W. Kitzmann, Laurene Claudia Kizuka, Clifford T.

Klaus, Susan L. Klco, Beth Ann Klepack, Steven Mathew Kloac, William John Knapp, Geraldine A.

Knebl, Paul Knizacky, Lenore Therese Knoll, Elaine R. Knuth, Judith Ann Koleda, Paul Christopher

Kosino, Janet L. Kozlowski, Nadine A. Kruizenga, Diane Marie Kubilus, Edward Charles Kuehn, Michael Thomas

Kyser, Lillian E. La Noue, Daniel Henry Laferriere, Thomas M. Lamb, Allison Ann Lang, Jimmie

Lang, Pamela Ann Langner, Diane Elizabeth Lapplander, Debra Lynn O'Brien Larson, Lavon Ione Larson, Nancy J.

Laurette, Richard L. Layne, Judith K. Lechota, Thomas Anthony Lee, Brenda Katherine LeFurge, Charles Everett

Leverett, Lawrence H. Lindquist, Diana Phyllis Lis, Vicki Sue Lloyd, Sharon Lockwitz, Keith Edward

Loiacono, Francis Mark Lokers, Randall L. Lyle, Cynthia Anne Lyon, Barbara Jean MacLeary, Kathleen Ritchie

Magner, Philip Stevenson �1ahoney, Mary Mersen Makas, Elaine Irene Manis, Elaine E. Mankin, Nancy Rene

Martin, Gary Michael Martiny, Sharon Anne Mascaro, Thomas August Massie, Joel L. Mattek, Grace Marie

Matteson, Thomas Arthur Matthews, Dean Allen Maycroft, Laura Ann Maycroft, Ronald David McClain, Mark Douglas

Mccurley, Lynette Eileen McDonald Alan Mark McGee Gladwin Ernest McGlone, Thomas David McGrath, George Patrick

McKenzie, Sarah Ann McMullen, Sandra Kay McPhee, Judith Ann Meissner, Joan Ellen Mercer, Nancy Ann

Mercio, Christopher F. Jr. Merkle, Claudia Ann Meston, Nancy Jo Meyer, Mary Patricia Meyers, Kathryn Patricia

Meyers, Paul Edward Michel, Diane Michele Milan, Rebecca Lynn Miller, Michael W. Mills, Douglas B.

Mollet, Thomas S. Moran, Lucy Morrison, Patricia Aileen Mullane, Christine Ann Munera, Maria Eugenia Bedoya

Murphy, Mary Frances Staley Nagy, Karen Ann Nash, Michael Neely, Joanne E. Neumeg, Jane Ellen

Newberg, Robert Carlson Nichols, Nancy Kay Nicolette, Harold Roy Nielsen, Glen Eugene Nielsen, Susan E.

Niewoonder, Vicky Waber Nolan, Barbara S. Nolan, Michael J. Noldon, Gary R. Northrop, Sandra Jean

Nowlin, Linda Sue O'Boyle, Dennis Joseph O'Connell, Mary Josephine O'Connor, Mary Louise Olsen, Nancy

Oren, Robert Allen III Otley, Patricia Etna Owens, Joyce Lorraine Paddock, Deborah Miller Palmer, Jeanette Isabelle

Palmer, Thomas A. Panlener, Robert A. Parris, Richard A. Pater, Micheal J. Peacock, Sharon Lee

Peake, Gary Lyle Peck, Gregory Rufus Peck, Linda Louise Peekstok, Lee A. Perry, Stephen P.

Petersen, Lynn Marie Peterson, Cynthia Quake Peterson, Linda Louise Peterson, Margaret Ann Petrasek, Kim Susan

Pettis, Kenny

Phillips, Jill Martha Phillips, Lynette Marie

Piatti, Mary Beth Piechocki, Linda Marie

Pierce, Pamela McClellan Pippenger, Dennis Alvin

Poel, Kathleen Sue Polesnak, William Thomas

Porter, Madelyn A.

Potter, Keith Rodell Potter, Marcia Ann

Potts, Delora K.

Preston, Donald Eugene

Pruczka, Belle Elizabeth

Prudden, Susan J. Quinn, James Murray Raff, John Bourke

Raker, Anita Ann Ramsey, David Allen

Raubolt, James Frederick Raycraft, Timothy Lee

Redebaugh, Peter Charles

Reder, Ronald Craig Reed, George John

Reeves, Joel E. Reeves, Pamela S. Reid, Carol Ann Renkert, Donna Lynn Reynolds, Cynthia Lee

Reynolds, Marianne Teresa Rice, Irene D.

Rich, Bruce Paul

Ricksgers, Mark Anthony Ridderman, Marilyn K.

Riggs, Randall William

Riley, Erma Riley, Mabel Louise Risner, Charles Michael Robinson, Clyde John

Robinson, Rita Mary Robinson, Susan Jean

Rogers, Cheri Janice

Rogers, Francheska A.

Rogulski, Kenneth Henry

Rolfe, Deborah Lynn

Romberg, Susan D. Romig, Gregory D. Root, Terry Edward

Rowden, William Joseph

Ruginis, Roger Rzepecki, Jeffrey D.

Sagataw, Ken Salhenblatt, William Fredrick Sanford, Joyce Elaine

Savel, David Timothy Schaffer, Jerome Howard Scharding, Gregory Edward

Schiltz, Sandra Christene Schmidt, Michael Timothy

Schreiner, Rebecca Mae Schultz, John William Schwinck, Deborah Kay

Scott, Paul E.

Scott, Vicki Elaine

Secord, James See, Robert William

Seelye, Nancy Jane

Seligman, Carol Laber

Selinsky, William Arthur

Selzer, Loraine R. Sendelbach, Louis E. Jr.

Shah, Bharat Chandulal Sharp, Gerald F. Shellman, Vern Leonard

Shier, Rosalee Ann

Shushtari, Randal Alan

Simon, Charles Earl Simon, Mary Kathleen Simpson, Barbara

Sines, Robin Skibinski, Mary Ann Skinner, Shelley Lynn Sleeman, Douglas James Sleeman, Mary Jill

Sleep, David A.

Small, Pam S. Smickley, Robert J.

Smiddy, Thomas Tinder Smith, Dan Robert

Smith, Daniel Lee

Smith, Linda Lee

Smith, Richard J. Smith, Suzanne Marie Smolenski, Margaret Irene

Sobhanipour, Massoomeh Solomon, Michael Philip

Sowers, Leonard 0. Jr.

Spatz, Steven Clifford

Split, Susan Rae

Spydell, Patrick Michael

Squire, Mari Anne Squires, Karen Annette Sruba, Anne Lynn

St. Clair, Marria Ann

Stafford, Shirley A.

Stanek, John A. Jr.

Stanus, Roger Dale

Stein, James Richard Steinhauser, Pennie

Stephayn, Sharon Lee Stine, Norman E. Stoepker, Timothy Alan

Streeter, Debra Lynn Stroh, Steven P.

Strout, Debra L. Sylvester, Paul William Jr.

Tackett, Stephanie Bourgeois

Tarantino, Gail Jean Taylor, Sylvia E.

Tenbrock, Michael Lee Terrill, Joan Elizabeth

Thalmann, Beth Anne

Thibault, DeLisa Mary

Thomas, Geroge Frederick

Thomas, Steven Blane

Thompson, Barbara Jean Thompson, Timothy A.

Thoms, Marti Wright Tichansky, Michael F.

Toms, Theda Torok, Thomas L.

Toth, James Francis

Tracy, Steven Michael Trainor, Thomas Goodnow

Tuescher, Diane Marie

Turton, David Bryan Underly, Judith L.

Upton, Donald John Vaccaro, Rodney P.

Vainavicz, Raemarie G. Van Horn, Marcia Kay

VandenBerg, Debbie S.

Vanderwoude, Daniel R. VanDuinen, Patrick R.

VanSingel, Janice Kay Varnis, Harold G.

Verburg, James Martin

Verkow, Katherine Ryan Verlinde, Kathryn Ann

VerMeulen, Marijean Vidmar, Thomas Jay

Violante, Steven Anthony Vizzaccaro, Karen Ann

Vogelaar, Patti M.

Vyskocil, Joseph John

Wade, Joe A. Wagner, Bruce Fredrick Wagner, David Paul

Wahl, Roxanne Lou

Waite, Steven P.

Wallace, John Lawrence

Walling, Christine Marie

Walwyn, Martha Yona Warner, Victor L.

Watson, Nancy Anne Watts, Linda S. Webb, Maurice D. Webber, Kerry Lynn Weber, Kurt Robert

Weidman, Gary A. Weimer, Debra Louise Weiss, Catherine A. Wells, Paul Gordon Westgate, Gerald A.

Wheaton, Kenneth Robert Wheaton, Wendell Travis White, Cheryle Ann Whitehead, James Gordon Wiechman, Donna Janine

Wieland, Robert William Wiese, John F. Wild, Karen Sue Williams, David Vern Williams, Douglas G.

Williams, Linda Lee Williams, Phillip A. Williams, Robin Ann Williamson, Bobby J. Willis, James Mitchel

Wolf, Karen Elaine Wood, Diane Marie Wood, Michael Robert Wozniak, Carol D.

Woznick, Charles P. Jr. Wright, George T. III Wyant, Bradley Earl Wyn, Douglas Yaskanin, Dania Darleen

Yost, Jeffrey Wilson Younkin, Melinda Leigh Yue, Hong Yum Yurk, Patrick David Zerbe, Monte Keith

Zonyk, Christine Marie Zumbrink, Kymberly Anne Zwiefka, Shirley Ann Zytell, Shirley Ann

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Computer Systems)

Zaplitny, Patrick Metro

Hyatt, Richard D.

Boyer, David Franklin Brooks, Paul Douglas Christensen, Carl Douglas Dunneback, James G. Gwin, Alden Mark

Cox, William Lee El-Ashkar, Fouad A. Hinsdale, Don M.

Booth, William Morris III Cemer, David Lynn DeYoung, Beckie J.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Paper)

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Electrical)

Koziel, Joseph John Miller, Craig A. Nurski, Dennis Michael Sadlak, Dale L.

Larson, Alan

Vajgart, Jeffery Lewis VanLiere, Wayne Dale Witham, Richard L. Wood, James Jerome

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Industrial)

Le, Ngoc True Madjd, Mohammad Kashani Olaopa, Olakunle Abayomi

Rockey, Larry Paul Stelter, Leeroy Wayne Wohlscheid, Francis M.

Bachelor of Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Grusecki, Dennis John Hanson, Larry Neal Hesselbrock, Stephen J.

Niemiec, Robert Andrew Pawlicki, Philip Martin Slater, Harold Paul

Akers, Paul G.

Alexander, Elizabeth J.

Andrus, Faith I.

Andrus, James A.

Antioho, Jeffrey P.

Apostle, Geraldine M.

Bates, Berdia Mae

Bazan, Nicolas Manuel

Beach, C. Bradley

Benner, Jennifer K.

Blanchard, William R.

Bowles, Robin Elizabeth

Bradford, David Mark

Brady, Bernard Charles

Calandro, Denise

Carow, Anne Victoria

Christler, Kenneth L.

Ciosek, Deborah Sue

Clark, Pamela Sue

Clyne, Patricia

Coates, Roger Spencer

Cochran, Paul H.

Comfort, Gary Stephen

Conrad, Michael John

Craven, Sharon Kay

Custer, Cynthia Fay

DeBriun, Nancy Jean

Dekok, Terry Jay

Delger, Janice K.

Donnelly, Barbara Jane

DuBois, Ann Lucille

DuBois, John Albert

Dueball, Stev�n E.

Dye, Sharon Elaine

Eagen, Judith Ann Vokaty

Eggleston, Germaine F.

Elliot, Robin Elise

Ellis, James V.

Fetterer, Renee Ann

Fritz, Nikt Leigh

Garland, Mary Katherine

George, Ann Marie

Gerger, Mark Edward

Ginter, Sandra Ann

Glaser, Margaret E.

Goens, Linda Lee

Abair, Daniel James

Aleksov, Kristo

Alford, Ronald A.

Allen, Dean Mario

Anderson, Richard Gary

DEGREES GRANTED JUNE 23, 1976

Bachelor of Arts

Goldman, Anne Judith

Gotts, Jill Ann

Haneckow, Joanna Hughes

Hansen, Kay Leota

Hartlep, Stuart Woodrow

Harvey, Carol Ann

Henry, Mary Kay

Higgins, Rodney Bryce

Hill, Carolyn Beth

Hohnstein, Michael Walter

Holtz, Barbara Ann

Hooks, Donald LePaul

Jackson, Norma L.

Jackson, Pamela Sue

Jamieson, Gilbert H.

Jimenez, Jesse

Johnson, Garry Martin

Jones, Louanne Watson

Jones, Margo Sue

Kakkuri, David Charles

Karrer, Robert Neydon

Keeler, Andrew Steven

Kersman, Kathryn Sue

Kertay, Leslie Peter

Keyes, Jack Phillip Jr.

Keyes, Jim Phillip

Kezele, Karen Lynne

King, Michael A.

Kirkpatrick, Ann M.

Klintworth, Daniel S.

Koester, Nancy Jane

Lamb, Barbara Anne

Larson, Janice Eileen

Lawrence, David Paul

Lewandowski, Alan Gerard

Lintz, Debra Ann

Mack, Deborah Jean Mann, Helen Mae Hill

Mason, Susan Anne

Massey, Susan

McCall, Michael Stanton

McGeehan, Charles

Metzger, Michael Wayne

Morgan, Thomas Robert

Mueller, Shirley Jean


Arnson, Gary Robert

Avery, Linda Lee

Bann, Lynn L.

Barber, James Edward

Barch, Daniel MacCabee

Nealey, Pamela Anne

Newberry, Martha Freeman

Nordstrom, Sandra Kay

Obee, David L.

Osorno, Constance

Pawlicke, Carolyn

Pearson, Anthea Therese

Peters, Mary Catherine

Pflaum, Borghild A.

Redman, Christine Anne

Reist, Robert J. Jr.

Ringstrom, Stephen Martin

Rousseau, Jeanne Marie

Roy, Richard Michael

Roy, Thomas Patrick

Schemenauer, George P.

Schulz, Jeffrey M.

Scott, Nancy Hill

Shumway, Brian James

Sipos, Eva

Smith, Marie Lynn

Snook, Mary Carol

Sproul, Susan Robin

Stanley, J. Thomas

Stormzand, Michael

Sytsma, Mary Lou

Tovar, Eleazar

Van Gernert, Henry Thomas Jr.

VanderKley, Sandra Kaye

Vandersteen, Kim Frances

VanStreain, Eleanor

Vartti, Shawn Cleone

Ventrella, Roxanne Marie

Verlin, Daniel H. II

Vint, Brian George

Voshell, Gary Keith

Walker, Paul Coulton Watz, Janet M.

Weirick, Richard A. Jr.

Williams, Sammie Yvonne

Woods, Keith Alan

Wylie, Toni Leigh

Yetter, Susan Kay

Zarimba, Christine Kay

Zemaitis, Aldana Birute

Bee, Dennis W.

Bennett, Judy L.

Bourne, Richard Lewis

Brandon, Steven Knox

Bruce, Linda Lea

Burgess, John David Busby, Willie E. Cook, Terence Anthony Corbishdale, Elize Ruth Crandall, Donald Paul

Crawford, Gregory M. Crimmins, Susan Mary Cyrocki, Gerald John Deland, John C. Delgado, Daniel

DeYoung, James Craig Dillon, Arthur P. Dittmer, Pamela Dupont, Dawn Maureen Eames, Bruce MacDonald

Elsen, Jeffrey M. Fellows, Richard Raymond Fester, Richard J. Filbrandt, Daniel Fricke, James E.

Fuhlbrugge, Brenda Kay Gilde, Sandra Lynn Gingas, William Joseph Glova, Edward Michael Goins, Karen Sue

Hamilton, John F. Jr. Hampton, William R. Hardies, Donald C. Holdsworth, Mark W. Hopkins, Micahel John

Horn, Linda L. Hornacek, Paul John Rosko, Michael J. Hosley, Thomas James Hostetler, Timothy Lee

Houghten, Charles John Janson, Robert W. Jenkins, Gary Wayne

Deyo, Diane June Machek, Sharon Louise

Cozadd, Victoria Lynn Hayes, Katherine L. Howes, Laverna L. Keene, Suzanne Lynn Kennedy, William Lee

Jepson, Robert Bruce Jorgensen, Gary M. Kernen, Christine Anne Kemperman, Robert Jay Krause, Christopher P.

Krautmanis, Agris J. Kring, Keith A. Kroeg, Dennis A. LaBeau, Karrie Lyn Leatherman, Michael Smith

Levine, Sharon Ellen Lewman, Norman C. Lieckfield, Ralph Gary Linsley, Bill Lloyd Lintel, John Francis III

Linton, Thomas Kevin Littler, Alwin Arrel Lunarde, James V. Luyendyk, James P. MacDonald, John Russell

Martin, John Alexander Mbadiwe, Francisca Menwa Meints, Elaine Catherine Mercier, Thomas J. Miller, Ellen M.

Mischung, Debra Ellen Monahan, Steven A. Nakano, Ei Nelsen, Jullie A. Nielsen, Steven Walter

O'Brien, Laurie Ann Petta, Marsha Lyttle Piskor, Walter M. Posthumus, Dale Alan Purtell, Gregory Steven

Pye, Janice Lee Quick, Susan Marie Reid, Tom


O'Boyle, Dennis J. Vinson, David D.

Bachelor of Music

Mashke, Lu Ann Moffatt, Bradley Dean Monette, Carrie Elizabeth Schutte, Monica Anne

Repoz, Larry James Richard, James Henry Rockelman, Lynn Marie Root, Thomas Michael

Rosenhagen, Thomas Herbert

Salasky, Michael Joseph Schmidt, Christopher John Schneider, David J. Scholten, Randall Jay Schroskey, William

Schuler, Albert III Shier, Stephen Martin Siddioui, Ijaz Ahmed Singer, Jeffrey Walter Smith, Gerald Alan

Smith, Larry Jerome Steinborn, Joann Stimson, Judith A. Stoner, Ralph V. Jr. Strally, Samuel R.

Studier, Scott Douglas Sucher, Nancy Anne Telang, Sunil Wohlsein Thaxton, Alan David Toles, John M.

Vilmar, Jon M. Warren, Forest G. Wendling, Paul D. Wenger, Douglas Raymond West, Brent Richard

Wielenga, Ronald John Wilhelm, Karen Marie Williams, James Guy Willsea, Claude William Witcher, J. Wright

Wroblewski, Richard Young, Gregory A.

Wrobel, Cynthia Kay

Schutter, Marlene Ruth Smoots, Carol Ann Spieker, David Earl Thick, M. Christine

Ackerman, Phillip G.

Adsit, Gregory Robert

Aivars, Paul Indrikis

Al-Attiya, Abdulla

Al-Kousy, Moufreh Saleh

Al-Mazeedi, Abdul-Khudur M.

Aldrich, Dale Scott

Aminiafshar, Abolfath

Aminiafshar, Ahmad

Amsbury, Richard Alan

Arms, Mary Hilary

Artibee, Daniel L.

Bagnall, Lynn Raye

Bahen, Jeanne Marie

Baker, Peggy Ann

Baldwin, Scott Edward

Ballard, Sandra Kay

Bayer, Patricia Ann

Bean, Steven Aubrey

Beier, Beverly Jean

Benardino, David Anthony

Bennett, George W. Jr.

Blanchard, Mari Ann

Boettcher, Robert 0.

Bogard, Ronald Lee

Booth, Karen Virginia

Bradtke, James Gerard

Brady, Michael J.

Brigance, Mary Eileen

Brinkman, Debra Ann

Brockman, Rosemary

Brower, Bruce William

Brown, Daisy M.

Brown, Jean Alison

Brown, Steven Nye

Browne, Mary Lou

Brummel, Harriet R.

Burgess, Jill Marie Burnley, Michael P.

Bury, Joel Douglas

Busing, Edgardo Luis Carroz

Butterfield, Michael Dean

Carden, Robin Self

Carl, Susan Elizabeth

Cassel, Catherine Mae

Caulkett, Daniel Lynn

Cemer, David Lynn

Chadwick, John Joseph Jr.

Champagne, Brad G.

Champion, Claudia Jo

Chan, Sally Sau Ming

Charron, Paul Gerard

Chase, William Mark

Chenet, Scott Dennis

Ciaciuch, Michael Gerard

Bachelor of Science

Clarence Jean Renee

Clark, Mark Alan

Clarke, Randall James

Claus, Cynthia Gail

Closs, Joanne E.

Coash, Cathy Marie

Colello, Kay L.

Conner, Earl Audy Jr.

Conway, Michael Edward

Cotton, William H.

Cox, Thomas Collins

Crawford, Martha Julia

Dalm, Jerrie Lee

Datz, Debra Lynn

Davis, Vicky

Dembowski, Mark Raymond

Dew, Jeanne M.

Diehl, Mark William

Dieters, Susan Ruth

Dimond, Mary Ann

Dorsey, Michael Tucker

Douville, Therese

Downs, Marvin E.

Dube, Ruth Mabada Thomas

Dudewicz, Dennis Guy

Dumas, Charles Vincent II

Dunigan, Deborah Reed

Dunnaway, Vicki E.

Dziepak, Christopher M.

Edwards, Marilyn Ann

Eis, William W.

Elliott, Gary Ralph

Erxleben, Susan Patricia

Estes, Mary I.

Fillmore, Geroge William

Fonger, Janet Kay

Foster, John Emmett

Fox, Kyle Elizabeth

French, William B.

Fulsher, Theodore Francis

Gallagher, Edward J.

Garner, Dennis Clyde

Geistert, Douglas Jule

Germain, Richard David

Gilbert, Roger H.

Ginzinger, Margaret Mary

Glessner, Ernest Dwight

Glidden, Coralynn E.

Gonzalez, Jo Anne K.

Gratkowski, Larry A.

Gray, Janice Beth

Gremel, Janet A.

Groth, Michael F.

Gunia, Gary Wayne

Gutierrez, Cheryl Jean

Haley, David M.

Hammer, William A.

Hanichen, Andrew W.

Harvey, Jimmie Allen

Harwood, Cary John

Hawkins, Mary L.

Healy, Pamela Annette

Herbert, Gary Linton

Hermenitt, Dennis L.

Hersback, Vivian Ann

Hertzell, Richrad Wayne

Hill, William Francis

Hoddinott, Mark Bennet

Hoffman, Carol J.

Hoffman, Judith Ann

Hollister, Ann Marie

Howard, Robert Clarke

Hudson, Nannie Larcenia

Humphrey, Mary Emily

Hutchinson, Thomas J.

Hyde, Delores

Imanse, Judy Ann

Irvine, Anthony Allan

Jacobsen, Christie Lee

Jarvis, Robert M.

Jeffery, Gary Keith

Johnson, Andrea Maureen

Johnson, Brenda L.

Johnson, Maythia M.

Johnson, Monroe Jr.

Jones, Nora Crouch

Jones, Vernon Ray

Joyner, Kathleen

Keegan, Patricia Mary

Kelterborn, Steven M.

Kennedy, Charles T.

Kennedy, Gail Sharon

Kido, Sadao

Killough, Norma R.

Kleinhoffer, Candace Dale

Kleinhuizen, Christie L.

Kallin, Karl Jeffrey

Koreja, Jon Frank

Koubaitary, Mohammed Nazir

Kramer, Kim Louis

Kurdziel, Leonard J.

Laing, Scot Alan

Landa, Terrence Ross

Langwell, Maria

Latimer, Reta Jane

Lavigne, Laurie Marie

Lee, Dexter C.

Legg, Susan Kay

Leonard, Catherine Jean

Leppink, Laurie Rae

Leppke, Edith Y. Lirot, Kit Irving Luebbert, James William Luebbert, Susan Dale Lukasik, Nancy

MacKowiak, Mary Catherine Maher, Rose Marie Mallette, Nancy Joanne Mangrum, Omar Leon Jr. Marriott, Melissa Ann

Marsoupian, Jerry Samuel Martin, Julie Ann Marunycz, David Mazurek, Joseph Michael McClendon, Karen Lee

McCully,Timothy Peter McGahan, Mildred Marie Kruger McIntyre, Peggy A. McKeel, Cynthia L. McWilliams, John Buford

Mead, Jonathan Stanley Mead, Leslie Ellen Merrill, Michael James Milanowski, Marcia L. Millar, Robert Emory

Miller, Anne Christine Miller, Michael Gunther Milligan, Richard Vincent Mills, Craig M. Miner, Susan Jane

Miville, Raymond Richard Mohazzabi, Piran Mondy, Burley E. Jr. Mooney, Robert Brady Morton, Eva Faye

Moy, Randolph Steven Mullany, Patricia Ann Myers, Kay Ann Nakayama, Hirosuke Nalls, Florence C.

Nickless, Betty C. Nielsen, Ben E. Nielsen, Michael D. Nordquist, Ronald G. Novelly, Arthur Stephen

Nye, Mary L. Oakes, Wendell A. Olsen, Gregory A. Olsen, John Ross Oran, C. Kenneth Jr.

O'Reilly, Mary Ellen Ort, Catherine Ann Ozomaro, Utohware Emiemu Palazzolo, Patrick Vincent

Pangborn, Kenneth Bruce Passarelli, Wendy Carolyn Passmore, Janice Lee Peeper, Barry Wayne Perez, Cheryl Lynn

Pett, Walter Lee Picel, Kurt Calvin Pilon, Dennis R. Poli, Kim Lawrence Poll, Richard Arlan

Porter, Eleanor Reed Porter, Leonard G. Questad, Lynn M. Raczkowski, John M. Rhem, Fred M.

Rhoads, James N. Richardson, Gary Richardson, Lester Eugene II Roberts, Diana Jean Rowekamp, Cole W.

Rowland, Deborah Jean Ruggeri, Thomas Sanders, Gale M. Savini, Nancy Anita Sayers, Cheryl Marion

Schiller, Steven M. Schneider, Roxanne Owen Schraw, Marleen Jill Schuneman, Trudy Lynn Schwalm, John Richard

Scott, John Leonard Scott, Robert F. Jr. Sharp, Stephen Ronald Sherman, Denise Margot Sherwood, Kenneth James

Shields, Mark Joseph Siegrist, Virginia Lee Silkowski, Susan Pamela Simmerer, Mary Simpson, Janice Aileen

Singley, Michael J. Slabaugh, Karen Ann Slikkers, Deborah Kay Smith, Barbara Jean Smith, Karen Jean

Smith, Nancy Jean Smith, Rodney D. Smith, Steven L. Sokolowski, Barbara Ann Somerville, Marcia Edith

Spurlock, Della Ann Squiers, Kent LeLand Srejma, Frank J. Jr.

Stanley, Julie Anne Starck, Raymond Edward Stark, John Stern, Don Robert Stevens, Josephine C.

Stewart. Sharon LaVonne Stintzi, Stephen G. Stuber, Stuart K. Sunday, Dale Alan Sweeting, Kerry Wayne

Tanner, Beth Diann Teague, Susan Marie Terry, Kristine Marie Thompson, Douglas Everett Thompson, Mattie

Thornton, Scott Frederick Timmer, Karen Linda Todd, Kim E. Torraca, Joseph L. Travis, John Harry

Troshak, Dennis Michael Tucker, John Edward Turner, Gail P. Tyson, Jeffery J. Upchurch, Paul Samuel

Vader, Nancy J. VandenHeuvel, Donald Christian Vargo, Stephen J. Verbos, George Andrew Villiere, Ted

Vlasicak, Lewis John Wagner, Cheryl Ann Ward, Cindy Sue Warren, Richard Charles Watson, Sarah Anne

Wayco, Jeffrey Allen Webster, Janice Claire Wee, Joe Richard Weiler, Barbara Moon Weller, Barbara Mary

Wert, Warren W. Whitaker, Dale Whitfield, Cecelia Dowdy Wilde, Matthew D. Willis, Fedric Lee

Wineland, Rene Ann Winzeler, Lynn George Worthington, Bruce D. Wortz, Mary Katherine Young, Mary K.

Zack, Dianne P. Ziarnko, Dellan Zuppann, Charles Albers


Bushouse, Paul Edward

Bodbyl, Thomas R. Kaufmann, Timothy W.

Erihri, Oletu Paul Oghene McKay, Donald Stephen


Komosinski, Paul Seidel, Richard Lawrence


Olutola, Emmanuel Oluremi Tabor, Kenneth William


Buckley, Daniel James Claus, Frederick Carl

Ireland, H. Kim Janowsky, Kevin Paul

Majd, Javad Kashani

Strayer, Richard Philip Temple, Paul Frederick

Williams, Glenn Maynard

McCaffery, David M. Zinke, Robert Dan

Benedict, James Milton Fox, John William Frykberg, W. Randolph Garman, Brian L.

Alvarado, Victor Ignacio Becker, Marilyn J. Birch, William Garry II Bos, Randall Dale

Gelderloos, Harold James Harper, Earl

Clark, Linda Sue Dunton, Thomas Lee Gillespie, Carolyn Louise Golembiewski, Steven John Jr. Hansen, Lorenz

Aboalela, Anwar Ali Adair, Kristine Helen Adai r, Thomas H. Ahrenholz, Lyle Arthur Albright-Ingraham, Sally Ann

Aldrich, Karen Sue Aldworth, Patrick J. Alemzadeh, Shamseddin M. Allen, Anita Louise Alles, Charles Keith

Ampey, Catherine LaVerne Amy, Janice Mary Anderson, Canella Anderson, Ruth Ann Andrews, Charles Shattock

Appel, Alan Roger Arnold, Susan L. Atkins, Melvin Bernard Bal, Toni Bernadette Bannan, Constance Elizabeth

Banning, Richard Peter Barnum, Thelma Dean Barrone, Timothy Neil Baum, Ronald F. Baumgardner, Susan C.

DEGREES GRANTED AUGUST 20, 1976


McLaren, J. Philip Meade, Roland Lou Ou, Shuenn-Long

Doctor of Education

Carmody, William W. Gallagher, John Thomas Greaves, Frederick G. Michels, Fredrick Arthur

Specialist in Arts

McCrea, Barbara P.


Houseman, Henry F. Johnson, Lucetta A. Koenig, Emily Susan Leys, Wendy Lee MacEachran, Robert Glen

Master of Arts

Beaufait, Dennis Michael Begeman, Rodney Bernard Begg, Cheryl Joy Belitsky, Neal M. Belson, Sally Kay

Benben, Julie Mari Benedict, Richard Roy Bengala, Deborah Joy Benjamin, David L. Benthin, Viola May

Bentley, David James Leonard Benwire, Ruth Mary Bergy, Barbara Anne Berryman, Pamela Sue Best, Judith Diane

Beverly, William N. III Bevill, Alan Patrick Beysiegel, Karl H. Beysiegel, Pamela D. Bishop, Gary Lee

Bishop, Judy Ann Bishop, Louise Anne Blaine, Naomi Jean Blakely, John Robert Bledsoe, Tamara Jo

Ropers, Richard Henry

Tuncay, Atilla Wood, Thomas

Moyer, Judith Elaine Park, Sung Soo Taber, Florence Martha Way, Joyce Washnok

Okada, Toshitake Varma, Chander Kanta

Metcalfe, Barbara Louise Rudolph, Laurence E. Russell, Sharon Sue Staples, Raymond C. Zoref, Leslie Susan

Bluhm, D. Joyce Boards, Ceatte M. Boettcher, Mary Jane Bolhuis, Kathleen McCormick Bonfiglio, Anthony Charles

Bonner, Margaret Mary Booher, E. Kathleen Borgerson, Christine L. Boros, Becky Arlene Box, James Alan

Bowman, Mary Katherine Brashear, Eula F. Briggs, Daniel William Brink, Carol Joy

Brinks, Curtis Dale Broman, Susan Kay Brown, Mary Erin Budesky, Robert Bryan Buege, Joel Arthur

Bultman, Margo Jean Burns, Karen Ruth Burrows, Clifton Howard Burt, Emma Delores Bushouse, Nancy L.

Cagney, Thomas Joseph Cain, Kenneth Lewis Campbell, Douglas Murray Capron, Anita M. Carey, Edith Marie

Carlson, Douglas Scott Carlson, Terry L. Carson, Margaret T. Caughey, Linda D. Jancek Chapman, William Almonia

Chesnut, Sandra Lee Chiang, Yao-Tung Chiocca, Barbara Jill Clare, Kathryn Frances Clarke, Tommie O'Brien

Cleveland, Emily Ruth Clymer, Elaine Marie Coberly, Jack Donald Cole, Constance B. Cole, Dawn Louise

Commeret, Randy Edward Conrad, Elizabeth Ann Cook, John Alan Cook, Patricia Anne Copping, Ronald Richard

Cramer, Lacinda Louise Crandall, Thomas R. Crans, John Donald Cummings, Sharen Joan Cvetkovic, Gregory F.

Damon, Linda Carrie Darcangelis, Richard Oliviero Daresh, Patricia Marie Darin, Maureen Elizabeth DeFields, David Aaron

Deines, Michael Joseph Delach, Sara-Jane Demas, Katena Deming, Jack Alan Dennis, Emmett C.

Deuitch, Karen Spreen Devall, Frederick Wayne

Devall, Teresa M. Devault, Michael Ralph DeYoung, Philip James

DeYoung, Thomas Dickmann, Donald Robert Diehl, Stephen Craig Dillon, Larry Martin Donahue, David Francis

Doorn, Christina Marie Dorgelo, Carolyn Evans Dotson, Claudia Dotson, Frances Carolyn Doyle, Georgina Robbie

Drazkowski, Patricia Ann Drehobl, Anna Murphy Drumheiser, Sidney P. Earl, Randy Gene Eason, Merry Ellen

Echelbarger, Karen Ellen Eden, Janice Susan Edquid, Linda Tigno Eglinton, Elizabeth A. Ekkens, Robert Terry

Elzey, Dorothy Jean Engels, Jack Jay Engle, Kathryn Martha Ensberg, Greg J. Erich, Margaret Mary

Erickson, Leslie Edith Evans, Jenny Cornelia Evert, Janis Elizabeth Evick, Bruce Curtis Ewald, Kathe

Farmer, Anne Federico, Susan Lee Feeley, Robert Sylvester Feferman, Martha He.avenrich Fiero, David Brian

Fiorillo, Toni Lynn Fitzgerald, Cindy Hawley Flatt, Penny L. Fleckenstein, Michael Harold Flowers, Geraldine Blythe

Foghino, Diane Kay Foghino, Thomas William Foley, Michael Joseph Fox, Catherine F. Fox, Judy Ann

Frasher, Susan Catherine Freed, Robert William Fritz, Karen Ann Fruytier, Jon Leroy Fuelling, Dane Wright

Furtaw, Kathleen Marie Gamsby, Suzanne Gardner, Jean Rae Gatlin, Geneva Marlene Gautney, James Michael

Gerritsen, Roy Edward Gerstein, Leonore Geruschat, Duane R. Getman, Gail Kathleen Gillette, Gregory Scott

Glass, Michael Vernon Goldwood, Jon Michael Goodwyn, Blanche Brisbane Gorman, Johnny Grady, Janice Eileen

Greeley, Katherine Purcell Green, Iris Golden Grimski, Dennis Raymond Grit, Nelson J. Groth, Susan Kay

Guetschow, Russell Frank Jr. Guhl, Patricia Ann Guthrie, William G. III Haab, Mary Lindeman Hagan, Lloyd Robert

Hagen Robert Ernest Hale, Leon M. Hall, Lawrence R. Han, Sang H. Hankamp, Janice Sue

Hansen, Cleo Leota Harring, Ruth Ann Harrison, Sally Ann Hart, Brenda DuPee Hart, David

Hartzell, William Cochrane Hendrickson, Karen DeYoung Hester, Angela Y. Hicks, Mary Covell Hierholzer, John Norman

Hildebrandt, Frances Hindenach, Jean M. Hirzel, Catherine Ann Holcomb, Sharon Ann Hollebeek, James Maynard

Holmes, Thomas Ray Homan, Dennis Robert Hoogstraten, Gayle M. Horlings, Christine Marie Horn, Patricia Margaret

Hoskin, Neesa M. Hostein, William Charles Houle, Anne Burch Howard, Rebecca Howe, John Clement

Howe, Sandra-Rae Hudson, Donald Andrew Hugen, Marlene Kay Hughes, David Rollin Hunyadi, Dennis Andrew

Hunyadi, Jane Louise Ingraham, Mary Juanita Innes, Karen Thoma Jaafarian, Mahmoud Jahnke, Phillip Richard

Jansen, Barbara Jean Jansen, Carol Ann Jansen, G. Bruce Janssen, Elaine Helen Jasman, Ronald Joseph

Jensen, Thomas Allan Jernstadt, Emalee Baldwin Johncock, Helen A. Johnson, Charles F. Johnson, Greta L.

Johnson, Janet Marie Johnson, Norian Tavi Johnson, W. Curtis Kan, Kenneth C. Karolkiewicz, Athena Maria

Katz, Randall I. Katz, Susan Beth Kaukola, Robin J. Kavalhuna, Nyla Jean Keith, Nancy Jean

Keller, Carolyn Ruth Kendall, Elaine Farrow Khan, Shirley Jane Kidchob, Duangporn Kindbom, Larry Hilmer

King, Carolyn Joy King, Nancy Jean Kiplinger, Harold Charles Klosterman, Shirley Lee Klumpp, Kenneth F.O.

Knoll, John Edgar

Kociak, Sharon Theresa Kolesar, John Charles Kooyers, Joel Martin Kraak, Jeanne Marie

Krause, Paul Frederic Kraynak, Elizabeth Joyce Krumrie, Linda Jeanne Kucharczyk, Joanne Kuk, James C.

Kusza, Carol Ann Kuzma, Joanne M. Lane, Jerry Ray Lange, Cheryl Elaine Lannen, Bridget Ann

Larvadain, Janice M. Lear, Mark H. LeBon, Gayle A. Lee, Bruce Robert Lee, James F.

Lehman, David Gordon Lehrer, Klaus Peter

Levandoski, Dale Lievense, Richard Meengs Lindberg, Patricia Ann

Linsley, John Royce II Linville, Michael J. Lippman, Araceli Campos Little, Kenneth Warren Longman, Ruth Biesboer

Love, Linda Lou Lowery, Pennie Elaine Lumbard, Joann Mildred Lundgren, Colleen Bowling MacIntyre, Robert James Jr

Macomber, Brian Paul Madden, John Robert Magid, Michael Jeffrey Mahanty, Prafulla Chandra Mahdavi, Seyyed Akbar

Major, Mary Jane Malone, Judith Ann March, Rita Kay Martin, John Richard

Martin, Valerie June

Maslowski, Catherine Faye

Masura, Milo Anthony Mattens, Roger Allen Matthies, Wilma Arline Maudlin, Nancy Lee

Maurer, Patricia Ann Mazelin, Gene S. Mazzoni, Christine Ann McCormick, Wendy Lynn Mccrumb, Jock James

McDougal, Donald Dwight McHenry, Monee Pahl McKean, Gary Allen McKenzie, Helen McKew, Jacqueline

McMillen, Linda Diane

McNeary, Gloria W. Meek, Maxine Meeusen, Sheila Gayle Mellein, Deborah Ann

Melvin, Joan B. Memmelaar, Edward T. Mettlach, Fredrick J. Michelozzi, Michael D. Mileris, Ramona Monika

Miller, Marvin Devon Miller, Penny Lynn Miller, Steven Robert Miller, Susan M. Mills, Dale George

Minojue, Janice Anne

Moller, Timothy P. Montgomery, Pearlie N. Monticello, Dale Gerard Moon, Patricia Ann

Moorman, Marcene Ann Morency, George W. Jr. Morris, Leonard Morrison, Barbara Marie Morrison, Cheryl Lee

Morse, Mary Frances Coughlin Moschel, Debra Joye Mulberg, Marion Helen Munera, Carlos Humberto Nauta, Thomas Wayne

Nephew, Helen Irene Newberry, Douglas R. Niederriter, Nanci J. Nihart, Terry Craig Niswander, Beverly Ann

Nolan, Martin Joseph II North, Dares L. Ohlman, Daniel J. Olsen, Sandra Lee Onderlinde, Kathleen Schenkel

O'Neal, Booker Leon Opperman, Joanne Lee Osborne, Ann Mansfield Oseni, Adeline Omokhogie Ozeran, Janet Kay

Page, Terry Jay

Pahl, Gerard Paniucki, Thomas L. Parks, Colette Marie Patton, Jimmy Don

Peplinski, Marsha Lynn Perkins, Jill Ellen Peterson, Linda F. Peterson, Sharon Kay Phillipi, Judith Ellen

Pierce, Marianne R. Poteet, Martha Eve Lynne Pratt, Jody A. Helrigel Price, Raymond Esta! Prunski, Kathleen Ann

Przybylski, Margaret Jan Pulse,Edward Graham Jr. Purkey, Laura Campbell Quinn, Ronald Bernard Randazzo, Rosemary A.

Ratchford, Kathleen A. Ray, James Jerome Reenders, Garry Brian Reid, Elizabeth Joy Reinecke, Frances Wigginton

Reis, Victoria Jean Renzema, Muriel Faye Repp, Lora E. Reynolds, Debra Sue Riccio, Judith Ann

Rice, David Andrew Rich, William Joseph Richards, Don L. Richmond, R.L. Rickard, Katherine Kingsbury

Riddle, Carol Ann Ridgeway, Mary Ann Riekels, Kerrill Hannah Riffel!, Gene Edwin Roach, Timothy Glenn

Roberts, Valerie Jean Rodriguez, Delia M. Roehrig, Glenn William Rogers, Priscilla Sue Rogowski, Michael D.

Rose, Phyllis Ann Rosko, Sue Ann Ross, Deborah Ida Rowan, Robert William Rowley, Elizabeth Ann

Rozanoff, Jill Ann Rubin, Lois Wennik Russell, Phyllis E. Salchow, Wendy Ann Sanchez, Yolanda Ortiz

Sangvichien, Chumnong Sarvis, Betty Saucier, Joseph E. Schaubel, Wendy Gay Schauerhamer, Robert Alan

Scheidt, Michael Dennis Schippers, Barbara Berlin Schneider, Mary Margaret Schnooberger, George C. Schonveld, Donna Marie

Schuitema, Joel Leslie

Schuitema, Marcia Leigh

Schuler, Janice Kay

Schulz, Susan Jane

Seaver, Cynthia Maye

Seman, Carole Schopa

Sharp, Sharon Kay

Sheldon, Philip Ray

Sheridan, Jean Marie

Shields, Roy Lorns Jr.

Schivapooja, Bhagyalakshmi G.

Shoemake, David Dee

Silaski, Jean Ellen

Simpson, Carol Diane

Skarritt, Jacqueline Vilmar

Skinner, Mary Jane

Skodack, Michael Paul

Slavin, William Stephen

Sloa n, Katherine Teresa

Sly, David Donald

Smiley, Lynn Ro

Smith, Constance Jean

Smith, David Alan

Smith, Dennis Glenn

Smith, Karyl Marie

Smith, Kay Marie

Smith, N. Edwin Smith, Olive Annette

Smith, Rema Mavis Johnson

Smith, Walter Alexander

Sobczak, Sara Elizabeth

Southerland, Lucy Ann

Spaulding, Yvonne L.

Spieles, Alessandra J.

Sprague, William Howard

Squires, Suann Kay

Stark, Joyce Doreen

Steele, Roy Jerry

Stelling, Ruth Ann

Sterenson, Ronald Scott

Stevens, Jane Ann

Stevens, Linda Ludwa

Stewart, Ian Wallace

Stewart, Michael G.

Stofer, Mary Ellen

Storteboom, Robert Dale

Strahl, Donna Mae

Stroman, Janice M.

Strong, William Axel

Stuckey, Janice Kurth

Stull, Cynthia Ann

Stull, Sylvia Tobicash

Sutton, Catherine Marie

Swanson, Kenneth Dale

Swantek, Robert D.

Tanner, Sally Ann

Tatum, Melissa Eddy

Teravest, Susan Roberta

Terpstra, Christine Dee

Thomas, Glenda Ruth

Thornton, Marsha Louise

Tichvon, Barbara Ann

Tierney, Mary Beth

Tonander, Marilyn Nancy

Tripp, Mary Evon

Tucker, Jack Alan

Tydgat, David Ronald

Uto-Uko, Smart Andrew

Vallier, Bernard James Jr.

Van Horn, Patricia Lee

Vandam, David Roland

VanderMeer, Jon Henry

Vaneerden, David John

VanKlompenberg, Wanda Faye

VanWyngarden, Betty K.

Veenendall, Thomas Lee

Vetter, Pamela Jane

Videan, Sandra Willard

Vincent, Janice Lynn

Vinson, John David

Visel, Barry Lee

Vogds, Eugene Charles Jr.

Vogel, Dennis Lee

Vreeland, Linda Ann

Wagner, George Charles

Wagner, Olivia Diane


Boeve, Theodore J.

Dagenais, Kim Joseph

Danesh, Zohreh

Debee, Jon Kim

Dennie, Wilfred

DeVries, Thomas Jerald

Dill, Gordon Edward

Edgerton, Ronald Patrick

Fleck, Francis Joseph

Ganzevoort, Andrew Wesley

Gillette, Richard L.

Hosseini, Jinoos Ardehali

Hosta, James John

Jansons, Nancy Clare

Jones, Fabienne Marietta

Kruger, Edward G.

Linsdau, John Thomas

Maratea, Thomas Richard

Murphy, John James

Nowak, Joseph

Ogasawara, Yoshinori

Pedo, Don Leonard

Wahmhoff, Rita R.

Waligursky, Brian William

Ward, Patricia Carol

Warren, Craig Wallace

Washburn, Elizabeth Beatrice

Way, Harold Earl

Weaver, Priscilla F.

Weaver, Thomas R.

Weber, Mark Gregory

Weeber, Mildred I.

Weekley, Patricia Ann

Weis, Robert Victor

Weisman, Ellen Gail

Weller, Donna Louise

Willing, Bonnie Fay

Wenzel, Thomas Coe

Wertheimer, Nancy Dianne

Wesson, Caren Lee

White, Douglas William

White, Kathryn Rae

Whitney, Sheryl Ann

Wicks, Carol Ann

Wieringa, Judith Ann

Wightman, Mary Anne

Wildeman, Kathleen Sue

Williams, Lynn Anne

Wilson, Brenda Olaine

Wisniewski, Mark Steven

Wistrom, Frances Emily

Witherspoon, Vivaion Maudiette

Wright, Marcia Ann Nurrie

Wynbeek, Adrian Jr.

Yerty, Wallace Keith

Yock, Joyce S.

Yost, Margaret Jean

Yusuf, Kamal-ud-Deen

Zelenock, Richard James

Zimmerman, George Joseph

Zollner, Carlene Roberta

Zombory, Dale Robert

Zondag, Jacob Adrianus

Zook, John M.

Zorgdrager, Kenneth Marvin

Polenychko, Harry Charles

Pryor, Craig E.

Taylor, Gabriel Olukayode

Taylor, Robert L.

Teetor, Daniel S.

Venn, Alan Frederick

Vollink, Robert James

Watson, Perry III

Westman, Ronald Frank

Woodard, Robert Bruce

Yock, Joseph P. Jr.

Campbell, Christine Cranmer, Barry Victor

Gallatin, Jane Lynch

Master of Fine Arts

Mitch, Michel F.

Master of Music

Master of Occupational Therapy

Beardslee, Gretchen Ruth Derstein, Mary G. Geary, Julie Trapp Hartman, Ruth Alice

Conrad, William D. Coyle, Patricia M. Cultra, Douglas Sayre Culver, James Richard Enin-Okut, Akanuboh Akpa�em

Gerald, Terry Von Gilmer, Patrick Augustine Graber, Ronald Carl Hagerman, Stephen Arthur

Arora, Vijay Kumar Barstow, Timothy Scott Chou-Chen, Shau-Ching Cecilia Dickman, Richard Reece Faridani, Mohammad

Kieszkowski, Stephen Michael Lippman, Iris Joy Lutzeier, Linda Anne


Homminga, Gerald Milton Hunt, Virginia S. Johnson, Ronald Reese Leland, Richard John Matecki, Lawrence Edward

May, Cynthia Lynn Ogburia, Sylvanus Sunny Parks, Oliver Lee

Master of Science

Goodnight, M. Richard Hamm, Jack Lewis Julian, Lynn Therese Klein, Thomas Arthur


Ek, Susan M. Pohlman Ghassemzadeh, Ali Guinther, Carol Joyce

Al-Misfer, Fahad Alanen, Robin Lynn Andersohn, Betty Carolyn Basch, Mary Katherine Bryant, Allison D.

Harrold, Jack Wayne Mccutcheon, James Gordon Rofe, Susan Ann


Bullock, Margaret Ruth Carson, Marjorie Sylvia Daniel, Diane L. Datres, Lorraine Jean Floyd, Carolyn Ellen

Morley, Barbara Anne Van Wyk, Jacob

Palm, Ann-Christin Shaughnessy, Carol M. Thomas, James Edward

Porterfield, John Scott Rinker, Lowell Pleasant Ross, John Edway Tobin, Fredrick John Watkins, Richard Arnold

Way, Marvin Bryan Yarger, Larry Donald Zalsman, Michael Dale

Oakleaf, Stanley Laverne Smith, James George So, Wah Sang Timm, Gerald Leroy Tripp, Steven Edward

Rozek, Matthew John Scovie, James Frederick Weber, John Timothy

Fluck, Elaine James Fullerton, Audrey Gladys Furman, Jeanette M. Gibbs, Sue Ann Gross, Margaret Donna

Hagen, Erlynda Rubalcava

Hamilton, Carol Jean

Hankison, Jill Ann

Hanks, Penny Kay

Harris, Roger William

Hemmelgarn, Joyce Marie

Hostetler, Karen Lynnel

Hughes, Bonnie Ruth

Johnson, Martha Ann

Karow, Edna Isabel

Karuturi, Suvarnarani

Keiser, Annamae

Kettner, Judith A.

Harris, Jennifer Hoover

Cho, Theresa Kyeongsoon

Abdullah, George Tony

Alvarez, Luvina Lara

Anderson, Charlotte Kay

Angle, Kenneth James

Banks, Janis Diane

Beally, Teresa Anne

Boomstra, Jackie Lynn

Borsos, John Richard

Bowman, Kristine Louise

Brown, Peggy Ann

Burgel, James Andrew

Burghdoff, Vicki M.

Burlington, Karen Gwen

Caldwell, Regina Anna

Cheevers, Sandra Rae

Cohan, Martin Edward

Collins, Bruce Edward

Daly, Lawrence

Dean, George Michael II

Dellinger, Carol Lynne

Dennison, William Cullen

DeZwaan, Kathy Ann

Dozeman, Eliot Nolan

Dziurda, Sharon H.

Eldridge, Gertrude Murray

Elmore, Sherlene A.

Ferrere, Mary Anne

Fischetti, Mary Ann

Frank, Larry James

Klink, Scott Parker

Knoch, Daniel L.

Larson, Jeanne Marie

Lewis, Betty D.

Ludwig, Richard B.

Mehta, Sarah Vories

Myers, Judith Diane

Ouwinga, Stuart Jay

Reitsma, Beverly Annette

Simon, Marvin George

Singh, Jasjit Kaur

Smith, Sandra Kay



Davis, John Fox

Ramirez, Xavier

Bachelor of Arts

French, Patricia Louise

Frey, William G.

Fry, Gordon

Gilchrist, Michael Phillip

Glaes, Charles Nicholas

Goodwillie, Nancy Lou

Gregory, Roberta Kay

Griener, Mary J.

Halperin, Jill Susan

Haskell, Jon Matthew

Hickok, David W.

Huskey, Linda Gale

Jarvis, Steven D.

Jesmore, Ronald

Kelly, Jaclee Ann

Kenny, Donald

Komula, Viola Mae

Kretschmer, Charles Edward

Kuehn, Brian Allen

Lassila, Evelyn C.

LeCraw, Susan Kay

Leonard, Paul Thomas Jr.

Lincoln, Thomas F.

Luff, Connie Lee

Lyon, Richard K.

Marshall, Brenda Sue

Mastaglio, Michael Carl

McGraw, Jane Louise

McKenna, James E.

Soderfelt, Alon Joan

Steiner, Karl Rolf

Stickel, Donald Albert Jr.

Stouppe, Karen Ruth

Thomas, Carol Morris

Troost, Joann Doolittle

Tweedy, Albert Vincent

Warner, Robert D.

Williams, Susan Abigail

Wright, Elizabeth Huff

Zientek, Jane P.

Zwiers, Jane Elizabeth

Wattles, Linda K.

Miller, Dean Curtis

Mueller, Marilyn Claire

Mulcrone, James

Neff, Robert Walter

Nelson, Carl Edward

Newhouse, James Stuart

Norman, Arlene B.

Paielli, Michael Allen

Patnode, Carol Ann

Preston, Marie Christine

Reimink, David Lee

Revord, Janalee

Risak, Charles John

Rizzo, Merlene Ann

Roberts, Susan Kay

Rood, Lionel W.

Ross, Michael W.

Sanchez, C. Sulima Mena

Sauceda, Jose Luis

Sexton, Ann Marie

Shanks, Diane M.

Slaymaker, Deborah L.

Stelzer, Skaidrite Doks

Sype, Gail Ellen

Terrien, David Raphael

Trasky, Robert Mark

Veneklasen, Jane Ann

Walker, Margaret Elizabeth

Wilson, Janet Marie


Altman, Jerry Myron

Ayesu, Sampson

Bailey, Pierrette L.

Barker, Craig Francis

Barton, Gary Paul

Barton, Mark Allan

Bixby, Timothy Joel

Borkenstein, Mary E.

Boyd, Alan David

Bruex, Andrew J.

Bumbales, Kenneth M.

Carl, Daniel J.

Chalermpongs, Chalumporn

Chesley, Brian Douglas

Cornell, William Harry

Craig, Richard Clair

Crawford, Mark Allen

Denyes, Richard Townsend Jr.

Dettling, Amy Lou

Dewar, Bruce D.

Donnelly, R. George

Downes, Charles Anthony

Evans, Barbara Jo

Fayer, Scott Robert

Finch, Daniel Nelson Jr.

Fisch, Linda Ann

Fitts, Phillip Wayne

Flak, Larry Andrew

Foos, Arthur Julian

Fralick, Bruce Edwin

Geelhoed, Gregory J.

Gittins, Harold Berrien

Guirlinger, Richard B.

Kennedy, Mary Kathleen

Graham, Janet Lynn

Manuel, Jeffrey W.

Abbott, Thomas N.

Ackerson, Janet Gayle

Adegboro, Michael

Agunloye, Beatrice Clarista

Agunloye, Samuel Tayo

Akert, Kenneth John

Al-Bader, Ali Hasan Mishari

Alexander, Constance LeVerne

Alflen, Laurie Jean

Allen, David Robert

Haines, Dean Allan

Hartmann, Stephen Robert

Haslett, William David

Hengehold, Mary Holly

Huntoon, William Carter

Iammarino, Craig Joseph

Jackson, Gloria A.

Jones, Edward Franklin

Jones, Francis E.

Kaas, Ruth Ann

Kafil, Hagos

Keck, Michael E.

Keeler, Karen E.

King, Archie David Jr.

Kloack, Milo Henry

Kol, Robert Alan Kuechle, Donald J.

Lang, Brenda Ann

Lewis, Gerald Galen Jr.

Lilly, William Lewis Jr.

Mackey, John Douglas

Mauro, William B.

Mayland, John Robert

McClure, Eugene Lynn

Mccrorey, Michael P.

McGuigan, Margaret Mary

Metters, Joseph P.

Mieczkowski, Norah Lynne

Moss, Suzanne Louise

Nakazawa, Yoshiaki

Neil, Randolph G.

Norburg, James Alan

Pelton, Pamela S.

Polad, Ronalee M.


Bachelor of Music

Tavolacci, Phillip Anthony

Theurer, Britton Edwin

Underwood, Debra Lynn

Bachelor of Science

Anderson, Bruce S.

Anderson, Chalres Andrew

Anding, John E.

Armstrong, Gregory

Arver, Charles Allen

Attwell, Thomas George

Bailey, Steven Ray

Barber, John Edward

Bartokovich, Debra Ann

Baver, Lora Diane

Powell, William A. Jr.

Powers, Lorie Beth

Pumford, Thomas Edward Jr.

Rex, Theresa M.

Rohr, William Karl III

Ruiz, Rosalyn J.

Rumishek, Thomas Michael

Schrier, Paul W.

Shafer, Joel John

Sheldon, William Basil Jr.

Singley, Nancy Louise

Sprecher, Brenda Carol

Stevens, Michael Allan

Swanson, Jon Axel

Taylor, Kathryn Cottier

Thompson, Richard Boyd

Trabucchi, Valentino Michael

Unsworth, Lawrence G.

VanderLip, Gilbert G. Jr.

Vaneck, Brenda Lee

Vaneenenaam, Richard P.

Vincent, Michael Andrew

Washburn, Jeffery Lynn

Weaver, Mary Beth

Welti, Thomas A.

Woo, Boon-Eng

Wood, James R.

Worden, Stanley C.

Wright, William M.

Wyble, Paul R.

Wynbelt, Gerhard C.

Yim, Clifford

Young, Craig Robert

Unruh, Deborah Kay

Williamson, Sue Ellen

Beaudette, Randall Brian

Beebe, Jane Ann

Bell, Donald S.

Bell, Steven Lawrence

Bennett, Sara Ann

Eickmeyer, Frederick

Bingaman, Twila Dawn

Blaske, Phillip Wayne

Bovik, Karen K.

Brown, Nathan L.

Bryant, Elaine

Brezezinski, James Leonard

Budde, Steven Michael

Burns, Mary Ann

Buss, Lucille Mary

Butchbaker, Allen M.

Cantu, Sylvia

Carnegie, Thomas E.

Caron, Paul G.

Catalina, Christine M.

Cearbaugh, Gale Lynn

Chapman, Linda Jean

Christie, Lawrence

Clark, Robert B.

Coleman, Pamela Sue

Cooke, Wilce L.

Cornfield, Arthur John

Crawford, William Lawson

Creegan, Carol Lynn

Crocker, Debra Christine

Cromwell, Donna Lisa

Cunningham, Lauretta

Currier, Amy Lynn

Daggett, Cynthia Burnap

Davis, John Richard

Dawson, Larry L.

DeBlock, Deborah Violet

DeBruin, Dale Alan

DeGood, Pauline Rae

Demeyer, Ann Elizabeth

DeYoung, Donna Y.

Dillenbeck, Joseph

Dobos, Carol Susan

Dobyns, Phillip Craig

Doherty, Terri Lynne

Doyle, Michael Patrick

Drogowski, Francis Kenneth

Duguay, Sandra Ann

Eason, Daryl Martin

Easterday, Adel Lynn

Eckert, Stephen Edward

Elian, Naif M.

Ennes, Steven Mark

Facen, Debra Denise

Faulkner, R. Michael

Ferrell, Cynthia

Fethke, Patricia Joan

Fitzpatrick, Dennis G.

Floer, Stacey

Folk, David N.

Forrest, Betty J.

Fraaza, David Keith

Franklin, Timothy Paul

Franks, Laurel Ann

French, Stephen H.

French, Vernell

Fry, David R.

Fuller, Steven Dale

Garnier, Mary Jo

Gaulin, Teresa Sue

Gay, Donald Russell

Gelenger, Stephen Martin

Gill, Theodore Wesley

Gilles, David Charles

Glavin, Diane M.

Gould, Patricia Lynn

Green, Larry

Gregor, Camille

Groves, Walter

Grudzien, Steven Douglas

Gruntman, Leonard

Grysbeck, Steven Robert

Grzeslo, Alan Gene

Guerin, Thomas A.

Gulyanics, Eugene L.

Gulyanics, George Michael

Haeck, Thomas Leo

Halkias, Ella Annetta

Halkias, Sandra Joan

Harmon, Patrick Thomas

Harper, Gary

Harrington, Michael Duane

Hass, Richard R.

Hilberry, Marilyn Ruth

Holst, Richard Eric

Howard, Randy J.

Hughes, Kathleen Bridget

Hughey, Richard John

Hunter, Douglas Lee

James, Michael Max

Johnson, Shirley Opheila

Jongeward, Charles William

Keener, Sharon K.

Kesel, Deborah Kay

Kitzmiller, John Michael II

Knickerbocker, Beverly S.

Knop, Sally J.

Kopinski, Theresa Kay

Kotecki, David Joseph

Krozal, Denise Lenora

Lacker, Bethany S.

Langs, Patricia Dorene

Larer, Susan Kay

LaRoche, Eldon S.

LaRue, Rosemary

Latondress, Nancy Ann

Leahey, Jeanette Jennie

LeHocky, John A.

Levoir, Beverly Bill

Lockwood, Paul Newcomer

Love, Gordon L.

Lundell, Mark Irving

Lurtsema, Shirley A.

MacClaren, Kim Ann

Mack, Sharon Lou

Mahaney, Diane Marie

Malinowski, Georgia Charlotte

Maple, Maureen Louise

May, Rosa Mary

Mcclendon, Donna Allene

McHenry, Frances

McNabnay, Dorothy I.

Michaelson, Gregory E.

Michelson, David Howard

Miller, Gary Evan

Miller, Richard C.

Moore, Valorie Dawn

Mortensen, Jennifer Sue

Moseley, Rebecca Sue

Mullen, Maureen A.

Mullen, Nancy A.

Naysmith, Ruth Eileen

Nelson, Robert James

Nicol, Leigh Ann

Norris, Ann Marie

Northam, John Selden

Nourifayaz, Alireza

Ola, Jacob Akanbi

Oldeschulte, Rudolph Lawrence

Olexa, Mark Dennis

Osborne, Annie L.

Overhiser, Beverly Jean

Owsiany, Richard Lee

Pennow, Dale Alan

Perez, Raymond T.

Pesko, Gregory Michael

Petri, Joseph W.

Pofahl, Mary Rose

Poole, David Samuel

Pruitt, Janice Lynn

Prusinowski, Lawrence

Randt, Dennis Robert

Rice, Thomas Robert

Richardson, Michael Lee

Robertson, Thomas Frank

Robinson, Stanley Lawrence

Rooney, Susan K.

Rossi, James Francis

Ruddick, Martha Eve

Saeger, Kim L.

Salin, Diane Louise

Sanford, Carol Ann

Satkowiak, Allen Dean

Saylor, Bessie J.

Schneider, Lon Douglas

Schrage, David A.

Schwarz, Corinne

Schwenn, Ronald L.

Scribner, Donald Leroy

Seelye, Patrick J.

Sherman, Edward William

Shooshanian, Mark Charles

Shugol, Melinda Ann

Siegler, Marc Allan

Slaughter, Katherine S.

Small, Kimberly

Smith, Susan Jane

Smith, William Jr.

Solomon, Paula Jean

Sparapani, William D.

Springer, Cristell Stark, Deborah J. Stears, Ethel Z. Steele, Beatrice Stewart, Lionel

Strand, Frances I. Swift, Michael D. Tamminga, Ronald Lynn Terrell, Sherrie Ann Thielen, Thomas Edwin

Tiller, Vicki Lynn Tippman, John Merlin Toomey, Robert Michael Trites, James Lewis Tucker, Beverly D.

Unruh, James M. Van Belois, Linda M.

Adler, Susan L. Bachmann, Brenda Gayle Born, Frederick William IV Brewer, Larry A. Brayer, Roger Eugene

DeRosia, Dennis Robert Eddy, Philip D.

Van Dyke, Randy Allen VanBrooke, Mark Allen VanderMolen, John Vealey, Steven Dean VerMeulen, Garret Tolman

Varick, Michael Victor III Wachowski, Angela Mary Walker, Deborah A. Walters, John E. Warmbein, Christine Ann

Warsinski, Ivy Marie Watkins, Randy Arthur Watson, Marguerite Watson, Paula Mae Watson, Ricky Lee

Weaver, Linda Jean Weeda, Norma L.

Bachelor of Science in Medicine

Grim, Larry Wayne Huttinga, Robert Nixon James, Michael Max Kearney, John Raymond Keller, Carol Ann

Luvera, Vincent J. Mueller, Jeffrey William


Khakzad, Farrokh

Tran, Trong Kim

Malek, Hossein Pham, Van Tinh



Al-Mazeedi, Bader Fadel Jacobson, William Russell

Jenkins, Timothy L. Nelson, James Marion

Vanderveen, Steven E.

Cesarz, Mark Andrew Hopp, Donald Wayne



Kutny, Istvan Gyula Jr. Schuler, John Robert

White, Deborah Lee Wilcox, Cynthia S. Wilson, Robert William Winkworth, David Delos Winzeler, Sue E.

Wireman, Michael Wahlman, Andrew Marc Wolfe, Ronald F. Sr. Woll, Robin L. Wright, Gary Harold

Yarworth, Gregory George Yonker, Candy Lee Young, Steven Michael Zantello, Sharon Ann Zarins, Zigrida Anita

Zehnder, Roxie Jean Zull, Peter G.

Phillips, Roger Alan Plank, Thomas John Ramirez, Patricia Rick, Larry Frank Shadel, Martha Jane

Weber, Dennis John Willis, Judith Bonsib

Sadlak, Dale L.

Robinson, Thomas Nicholas Wilde, Gary L.

Zayat, Bilal Hassan

Tallian, Richard Brian Trungale, Charles V.

DEGREES GRANTED DECEMBER 18, 1976

Stewart, Kenneth Lamont

Crookes, Francis Walter Frizzell, Errol G.

Burns, David Peter

Caporal, Mary Louise Clark, David R.

Albertson, Jo Louise Aldag, Marda Kipp Alexander, Billie Anne Al-Dosary, Fahad Allabach, Daisy Marie

Allen, Janet Worthington Allers, Steven Mark Altmansberger, Cynthia J. Andrasi, Paula M. Anthony, Dennis Richard

Axel, Dianne Louise Axel, Thomas Clark Aymond, Susan Elizabeth Miller Banaszak, Mary Ann Barber, Steven Arthur

Barefield, Frank G. Fr. Barrett, Raymond Martin Barton, Fred W. Bayers, Margaret Elizabeth Beck, Nancy Anne

Bement, Dan Birckhead, Lawrence Arthur Blakeman, Christine Metz Blazekovic, Olene Jacobson Blough, Carolyn Jane

Boeklins, Margaret Ann Bolton, Susan Beth Bond, Phyllis Dorothy Booden, Paul Alan Borgman, Linda S.

Bornemann, Terrill R. Bosch, Doris Elizabeth Bouman, Philip R. Bourland, Gary Neal Bowerman, Ann Louise


Doctor of Education

Gallagher, James John Hagan, Terrance Albert VanHoeven, Shirley Ann

Specialist in Arts


Morrison, Jane Gustafson

Master of Arts

Boyd, Patricia Dahlstrom Brady, Michael Gerald Briggs, Kathlene Candi Britten, Michael James Brost, Gerard R.

Broutman, Susan Lind Brown, Annette Daenzer Brown, William Patrick Bullock, Robert Carl Bultema, Marjorie Ann

Bultman, Cassius Baars Butler, James Herman Calou, Tanea Marisia Canada, Dawn J. Carter, Kirt Eric

Castrillon, Jose Espinal Cavanaugh, Robert Ligouri Chadwick, Herbert Allen Chown, Linda Ann Chung, Moon-Hee

Church, Amy Ballagh Coleman, Stanley Lawrence Combs, Marie C. Cooper, Sharen Kay Copeland, Wayne Kenneth

Cortright, Julia Ruth Cox, Cynthia Ann Crawford, Timothy L. Curtis, Clark Ray Daane, Jack

Darby, Dayle Christine DeRose, Ted Dehring, Jeannine Kathleen DeMoor, Carol Ann Denuyl, Sally Ann

Vannette, Loyal A. Wagenfeld, Jeanne K.

Salim, Suradi

DeRight, Jon Bonfoey I Dezek, John George Dockweiler, Deborah Hovinen Donoghue, George Edward Jr. Dorsey, Michael Frank

Doscher, Gail Kathrine Downing, Dorothy Jean Doyle, Kathryn Eve Dyche, Robert Kirk Edgar, Robert Archer Jr.

Ellis, Robert Edward Elwell, Wendy Locke Fahrner, Kathleen Ann Fast, Sara Elizabeth Felkey, James R.

Ferda, Patricia Ann Figueroa, Michael Ian Finch, Margery A. Flater, Judy Dieken Flegal, Fred Gerard

Fontes, Jose Carlos Simoes Forero, Patricia Duran Foster, Stephen Paul Foti, Kenneth F. Freed, Karl Francis

Freedlander, Robert Jay Freeland, Melvin Dale Frey, Jeanne Marie Freidman, Claudia Linn Fuller, Dorothy Mae

Garson, Michel Gasparotto, Gloria Jean Gemrich, Alfred John Geyer, Linda Jo Gibbs, Max E.

Gorski, Zdzislaw Richard S. Goy, Pamela Jane Green, Rosemary Elaine Gregory, Jerilee Joyce Gregory, Theresa Ann Barton

Greig, Karen Ann Guinness, John Thomas Haciak, Jacek, Anthony Hagerman, Katherine Dunn Hain, Steven Edward

Hamill, Doris Ecker Haney, Monica J. Harms, Richard Henry Hatch, James F. Haylett, Mary Marie

Hellenga, Dale Robert Herrera, Juan Jr. Hoch, Shirley Crouse Hock, Sharon Anne Hosenscheid, W. Joseph

Hoffman, Linda Anne Holbury, Karen Ann Holden, Jeffrey S. Horner, Donald Ray Houston, Elena Caroline

Howard, Mildred Patricia Howlett, Roderick C. Huizar, Lois Rae Idiong, Bernard S. Jackson, Barbara Ann

James, Reese Joseph Jantz, Denise B. Johnston, Lanny R. Juergens, Bruce Arthur Kapugia, Frank V. II

Keegstra, Mary Goldammer Keeton, Mary Fynewever Khamis, Ahmad Bin Kiel, Margaret E. Kihm, Florence Turner

Kilgren, Steven Welsey King, Mary Helen King, Robert Paul Kingdon, Diane Rae Kingdon, Karen Kay

K looz, Susan Kay Kocsondy, Karen L. Coulson Koert, Mary Janet Kurek, Jacquelyn L. Kuzmicz, Tim G.

LaGrow, Steven Jacques Lally, Patrick J. Lance, Jennifer Louise Lascurettes, Karen Jean Lauer, Brenda Fay

LaValley, Daniel Lynn Lederer, martin Rochard Lees, George Albert L'Esperance, Irene Davies Lewis, Mark Henry

Linck, Jeanette Clare Long, C. Daniel Louisell, Beverly A. Lovell, Helen Grace Lynn, Waylon V.

MacDonald, David Richard MacDonald, Gerry Eugene Maier, Linda Lucille Martin, Terrance Joseph Massanri, Steven Kent

Mayer, David L. Mayer, James Martin Mccastle, John R. Mcclurg, Roger L. McGloshen, Marta Louise

McKenzie, Richard Angus McKnight, Benoni L. Michealsen, Catherine Ciolek Milani, Ione Miles, Alton Sherwood

Miller, Cleo Gay Miller, Zoe C. Mitts, Pauline Sue Moran, Martha Harboldt Morris, John Peter

Myers, James Edward Nelson, Cynthia Ann Neumann, Katheryn L. O'Brien, Robert K. O'Field, Mary Clark

Olthoff, Nancy Ann Orsolini, Carol Copeland Ostrowski, Sister Mary Maxine O'Sullivan, Mary Potter O'Toole, Michael Francis

Palmer, Roger Charles Panico, Tom Allen Parker, Larry Darnell Parker, Randy Duane Payne, Ruby Krabill

Pekrul, Kristine J. Pendergrass, Jacqueline Lea Perry, Philip Steven Pettet, Eugenne M. Winkowski Philipps, Robert Carl

Pierce, Kenneth Arthur Plasman, Douglas E. Pleysier, Albert Jan Postma, Jack Potts, Barbara Lynn

Putnam, Rex Duane Rabbers, Joyce L. Rachmaciej, Joan Louva Reichard, Carolyn Ann Relich, Roger Neil

Roach, Peggy Lynn Roddy, Robert Samuel Roush, Walter Jackson Rugh, Ralph E. II

Runchey, John Edwin IV Russell, David Lee Schwab, Lauri Holt Schwallier, Susan Leigh Seilheimer, Thomas Andrew

Sellers, Faith Hilfried Sheldon, Barbara Wallace Shoup, Kathy Jane Simon, Paul Kramer Singleton, Mary Elvira

Slater, Peter Dawson Smith, David Anthony Smith, Robert Lynden Smyler, Annie Mae Sosinski, Alan Paul

Spetoskey, Stanley H. Stahlbusch, Alonzo Henry Stahlbusch, Linda Lou Stanley, Nancy Jo Stewart, Robert John

Stinson, Jane F. Stohrer, Philip Charles Stokoe, Daniel Thomas Straight, Woodbury Wendy Jeanne Straight, H. Joseph

Sud, Harish C. Sundberg, Mark L. Tenbrink, Cheryl Anne Terhorst, Marjorie Lynn Thomas, Eapen Kanianthara

Thompson, Joyce Prins Tobolski, Thomas William Trana, Louisa Marie Trosko, William Michael Tytar, Thomas Prentice

Underly, William Wayne Union, Ronald Robert Urbanski, Anthony Stanley Van Arendonk, Barbara Frances Van Drunen, Dorothy Kay

Van Orman, John B. Vander Woude, William J. VanderPloeg, Bobetta Va nderPool, Mary Ann Vogel, Frank S.

Walberer, Daniel Lee Warman, G. Wendell II Wegener, Randall Elliott White, Karen Ann Whitmore, Ann Louise

Witcher, Mary Helen Witmer, Richard A. Wittenberg, Marian K. Wood, Rosemarie Petty Wright, John Randolph

Youngblood, Joseph E. Zager, Peter Edward Zbojniewicz, Michael Lee Zissu, Alexander Filip

Gonzalez, Joseph H.

Adamson, Brenda Squires

Alonso, Virginia Maria

Anderegg, Rosanne

Armstrong, Bruce Thomas

Arnold, Steven Paul

Barry, Judith C. Fleming

Battjes, Margaret M.

Bauer, Joyce Ann

Bell, Victoria L.

Berker, Zeliha Suzan

Best, Margaret H.

Biasell, Lynn Christine

Bickel, James Robert

Brasure, Leslie Anne

Breslich, Carole Jeane

Brown, Paul Michael

Bronw, Robert Frank

Bryant, Jill Marie

Buikema, Michael David

Canard, Patricia Marie

Carlson, Ricky Arthur

Cayemberg, Patricia Fagan

Clark, Candace Louise

Coffit, Hollie Jill

Cook, Jamie Lynn

Cooley, Ramona Lee

Cooperider, Carol Jean

Cornillie, Kathleen Marie

Courtney, Mary Colleen

Covey, Vickie Sue

Czlonka, Alison

Dare, Nancy A.

Davis, Linda Merriam

Decker, Constance Marie

DeJong, Nancy Beth Aardema

Desmond, Vincent E.

Dillaman, John Clayton

Doane, Roxanna Lee

Elsey, Rebecca Jean

Engardio, Catherine A.

Everal, Ruth Margaret

Fein, Lois Jane

Felski, George John Jr.

Ferrans, Barbara Nancy

Fielder, James B.

Fix, Jeanne Elizabeth

Fluman, Candace L.

Forgione, David Joseph Dominic

Galecki, Richard Anthony

Gallup, James B.

Garrison, Elizabeth Ann

Gatling, Rubye M.

Gerke, Lucinda Hutchins

Gerrits, Andrew Timothy Gill, James Harold


Bachelor of Arts

Glass, Rose Mary

Gonzalez, Jesus L. Jr.

Goricki, Mark Richard

Granger, Sue Ellen

Greef, Linda Kay

Griffin, Anthony E.

Grimes, Bruce D.

Halvorsen, Martin

Hansen, Joyce D.

Hazemy, Nadia

Heffner, Lena Elaine

Heger, Shelley Kaye

Henderson, Margaret Ann

Heward, Joseph E.

Hightree, Marylan L.

Hirata, Noriko

Hodson, Linda Diane

Holton, Gerald Arthur

Hrabonz, Marica A

Hradsky, Sheila P.

Hughes, John A.

Hutchings, Susan M.

Issitt, Lynne Christine

Janusiewicz, Janis Marie

Jennings, Marie Ann

Johnson, Irma K. Lawrence

Johnson, Susan Jeanne

Jordan, Carren L.

Juday, Karen Ann

Kageff, Jill Anne

Kinas, Richard Lynn

Kinney, Clare K orten, Jean Irene

Krier, Theresa Marie

Krohn, Steven Michael

Kronlein, Judith Leone

Kwiatkowski, Laura

Lamarre, Charles E.

Larsen, Barbara Suzanne

Larson, Constance M.

Lee, David Aubrey

Leung, Alfred Cheuk Wah

Lewis, Mary Bayer

Liesong, Janice Kristine

Lockwood, Karen A. Straw

MacLean, Mary Elizabeth

Malotte, Gloria Lorraine

Manning, Mary Lou

Marsiglia, Charlene A.

Martin, William Bradley III

McBride, Cindy Ann

McLaughlin, Steve P.

McVeigh, Robert Anthony

Meadley, Paula Lynn

MeJeur, Jeanne L.

Parker, Donna Jean

Mendiola, Martin Taisacan

Millen, Patricia Jean

Minard, Susan Jean

Muller, Nadji B.

Papadopoulos, Elizabeth

Parkison, Harold W.

Penoyar, Richard Edward

Penoyar, Tamara Rose

Perkins, Judith Ann

Peterson, Gordon Rand

Pidek, Catherine Monica

Piner, George

Platfoot, Susan Lee

Pollock, Mary C.

Postma, Mary Jane

Potter, Mindy Adele

Powers, Michael R.

Prahl, Patricia Susan

Reed, Maureen Winifred

Rhuland, Karen Beth

Rizzardi, Mary

Robinson, Rosemary

Roche, Timothy James

Rodriguez, Javier

Ross, Wallace Charles

Rothi, Ellen Kisinger

Rous, Christopher Langley

Rybarz, Lorraine Jean

Salimy, Mindo

Salisbury, Samuel Lee

Schnabel, Karen Sue

Schuring, Patricia Ann

Schwarze, Fr�derick Paul

Seeley, Debra White

Seltzer, Michelle J.

Shaw, Frederick C. Jr.

Shiffer, Joseph Dean

Stanton, Kyle Elise

Stein, Lawrence Anthony

Sullivan, Mark Robert

Sundberg, Carol Marie

Tanczos, Thomas R.

Thomas, Nancy Lynne

Thomasma, Mary Claire

Tiffany, Tracy Alson

Toland, Robert R.

Tomion, Walter S.

Trenkle, Benno Karl

Usher, Wensday

Van Valkenburgh, Paula Carol

VanAndel, Mary R.

Vaughan, Deborah K.

Vescolani, Pamela Eastwood

Vincent, Dimitrie Romulus Wade, Elizabeth Ann

Walby, Barbara C. Waldron, Linda M.

Wallace, John Frank III Warner, Denis Brian Warnick, Kathleen Janos

Weessies, David Allen

Wellever, William Charles Whitehead, Lisa Booth Wiegenstein, Mark Bennett Williams, James Edward Williams, Joyce Marie

Withey, Michael Bassett


Allard, Thomas H. II Ampersee, Donald J. Appel, Richard Dean Arthurton, Allen Richard Baldwin, Donald Joseph D.

Ball, Jeffrey Lawrence Borah, R. Daniel Bouw, Robert M. Brown, Jerome E. Bufe, Scott Robert

Canavan, Daniel B. Chacharon, Gregory Alexander Chamberlain, Gerald Alan Cheeks, Marsha Gail Ciaravino, Diana Lynn

Cipriano, Michael L. Collins, Mark Philip Cretsinger, David Lee Daly, Larry Lester Dankovich, John Michael

Dezeeuw, David Richard Dolph, Douglas A. Duffy, Daniel James Dutch, Alex David Eckhous, Nancy P.

Edison, R. Scott Edwards, Joey Lamar Eilerman, Paul Richard Emmons, Lynne Alison Evans, Brian P.

Fenbert, Michael Thomas Fischer, Patrick Michael Fritz, Anthony W. III

Fronrath, Mark Gerard Garcia, Mario Humberto

Gedeon, Thomas Rudolph Getty, John Michael Ghaedi, Amir Hossein Glenn, Kathleen Collier Goodman, William S.

Granger, Kevin Bryant Greene, James Archer Grinder, David A. Gulick, Leonard Joseph Gustafson, Alan A.

Hacker, Thomas Christian Hague, Dennis Richard Hanson, David Donald

Harbin, Ozie L.

Harris, David M.

Hasse, Patrick Robert

Hawes, Richard Kendall Hawkins, Dennis B. Heidt, George L. Hellenga, Mark F. Hendrickson, Lee W.

Hendrickson, Mark Anders Hodgson, Andrew John Hotaling, Charles Farin Hurley, Michael John Hyman, James Ronald Jr.

Jarae, Steven Michael Jarvi, Richard Paul Kangas, Christine Marie Kling, Stephen C. Koning, James H.

Kosowicz, Ralf Michael Larson, Cheri Lynn Lauer, Wayne K. Lawson, Angela Ellen Lenz, Jeffrey W.

Liberman, Jeffery Liska, Mark Allen Litka, Marilyn Loafman, John Franklin MacDonald, Thomas E.

Mandel, Judith Marke, Nancy A. Mathiak, Carl Frederick III Maynor, A. C. Jr. Mccotter, Linda Gail

McGowan, Gregory Lee McGuigan, Angelo John McLaughlin, William Patrick McWilliams, Michael J. Miller, Steven Kim

Morshidi, Hassan Bin Haji Neelands, John Paul Nicholas, Rudi Hans Erich Nwazue, Elijah Obioma O'Connor, Thomas Patrick

Olson, Carolyn J. Palmer, Dwight Russell Pawlowski, Richard Andrew Pendergrass, Rita K. Pendy, Christopher Paul

Phalen, Richard Joseph Pitt, Gary D. Poore, Robert Pothoven, Steven Powell, Norman Allen

Wolin, Susan Worst, Beth Post Wright, George M. Yoder, Linda Lee Young, Stephen Craig

Ziskie, Judith Christine

Preston, Kimberly Jo Quakkelaar, Ronald Peter Reardon, Mary Elizabeth ·Rench, Leo Laverne Jr.Riesen, Michael Robert

Robinson, Linda Gail Rogers, John Eugene Rose, Judy L. Ryan, Renee Sampson, Linda Carol

Sandlin, Michael Glen Saunders, Gina Susan Schneider, Gary Paul Schoenmaker, Thomas A. Schreuder, John J.

Schweinsberg, Richard Michael Shippy, William H. III Silcox, Steven C. Silver, Larry Preston Skaistis, Paul E.

Smart, Douglas James Spalding, Thom Randal Spruit, Daniel Gerard Starkey, David M. Steiner, Richard R.

Strybel, Margaret Sutherland, Robert Michael Thompson, Marilyn A. Thompson, Mark Douglas Thurston, Garth Gerald

Timberlake, G. Brett Tourison, Bruce Stokes VanChina, Enrico VandenBerg, Douglas James Vickery, David A.

Vizulis, Daina Waldie, Gregory Allan Warner, James William Webster, Neal E. Jr. Weertman, Jack Duane

Weisberg, Enid Risa White , Howard Elmer Jr. White, James Edward III Williams, Alan E. Williams, Barbara Marie

Williams, Gregory Wilson, Andrea Murphy Wolf, Richard William Yealin, Leslie M. Young, Betty A.

Zolad, Carolee

Barnard, David Paul Brennan, John William Jr. Bueter, James Thomas Cheadle, Pete N. Colton, Ronald Joseph Jr.

Crothers, John William Fair, James Eason Harkness, Steven R. Hoffelder, Don Eugene

Oldenbrook, Kurt Gerrit

Ambutas, Kestutis Karolis Czerwinski, Thomas Edward Etchison, William V. Fadeyi, Gabriel Olufolahan George, Danny William

Harris, Frederick Clay

Ayres, William Howard Blevins, Lowell Erwin Cookman, Charles Willard Edalatjoo, Mohammad Reza Faridani, Mohammad

Ahramowitz, Robert Lloyd DeMaagd. Jack Allen

Ahmad, Jamaliah Busch, Sally Jean Franklin, Martha Anne r.errish, Joann M. Granger, Cindy Lu

Hochman, Alice Pearl Horvath, Marcia Ann Johnson, Helen Holmstrom

Mitchell, Brian Thomas


Hurst, Marie Estelle Kenney, Paul Lynden Little, Daniel M. McCrory, Bradley Lawrence Nance, David Raymond

Olson, Steven Alan Papenberg, Todd Walter Penzinski, Arthur Harry Simpson, Martha Sue

Master of Fine Arts


Hettig, James Michael Jacobs, Bing J. Marschik, M. DeeLayn Miller, Thomas Robert O'Malley, Thomas Patrick

Parsons, Bruce Allen

Master of Science

Grandas, Joseph Michael Khosravani, Mansour Mattingly, Dennis Lyman Noorbakhsh-Damavandi, Homa


Dozeman, Arlyn James Evans, Ulla Nielsen Lippard, David Andre


Jonkman, Carol Ann Judson, Claudia W. Klingler, Robert M. Klink, Carol Ann Knapp, Delores C.

Kotz, Suzanne Krost, Mary Evelyn


Smith, Garnet Goodall Sneath, William Emmet Thompson, Frank L. Uffelman, Billy A. Jr. Van Antwerp, Randy Lee

Wajda, Wayne George Wolverton, James Michael Yankee, William Joseph Jr. 7.iemer, Thomas G.

Robinson, Cecile Lacombe Robinson, Leonald Dean Root, Darwin Everet Sims, Ralph Wayne Walker, Arthur James

Watkins, Daniel L.

Samaian, Reza Sarni, Afzal Mohammad Vila, Jose Francisco Choquehua Whalen, John Ladd White, Bob E.

Rybinsky, Jeanette Louise Samai, Hassan

McManmon, Ann Marie Olson, Nancy Jean Seman, Norma Abu Slavik, Evelyn Ruth Sneath, Cheryl Davis

Stapleton, Richard John Turcott, Irene Marija Turovaara, Susan Elizabeth

Zainal, Othman Bin

Adair, James M. French, Karen Kay Gehringer, Gerald Charles

Arten, Kathleen Joy Alatalo Bloor, Andrew W. Douglas, Nola Matthews

Abbate, Michael Edwarq Adams, Cheryll J. Aitken, Andrea Marie Akpan, Nkereuwem Edward Albertson, Leon Joseph

Alkar, Bengu Allard, Jeaune Marie Alles, James Arthur Althouse, Ricki Anderson, Gail Joy

Anderson, Susan Marie Ankrapp, Robert Arthur Anowo, Festus Adeyemo K. Antcliff, Cathy Jo Arbanas, Cathy Lynn

Armbruster, Vicki Marie Ash, Leonard Charles Atherton, David E. Atkinson, Kelly Sue Attles, Ronda

Aue, Mark Robert Ayorinde, Somefun Abiodun Baar, Beth Ann Babcock, Corwin B. Bachor-O'Brien, Marie Therese

Bailey, Frank Stephen Baker, Kenneth H. Baker, William B. Bakkila, William Steven Balyeat, Janice Marie

Barr, Deborah Lynne Barr, M3ry Elizabeth Barrett, Sally Jo Bartz, Jerry P. Bates, Halbert

Battjes, Cynthia Joy Batton, Roger Dale Bauer, Ronald Lee Baxter, Julie Ann Bentley, Nancy Susan

Bergbower, Joan Humphreys Berger, Deborah Marie Berridge, Robert Fulton Bian, Tonda Rae Bier, Kenneth C. Jr.

Ba�helor of Fine Arts

Grintals, Marite Johns, Patricia E.

Bachelor of Music

Dressell, Deborah A. Hoover, Timothy Douglas Popp

1 Judith A.

Bachelor of Science

Binder, Cyndy M. Bixel, Sandra J. Blake, Diane Louise Bloemer, Rodney Anthony Bloemker, Karen Lee

Blount, Lorenzo A. Bolen, Renee Antionette Bolton, Larry Marc Bennington, Craig Robert Boogard, Edward John Jr.

Born, Victoria Rosemary Ann Boyse, Sheree Lynn Bloomfield Bracken, Steven M. Bradshaw, Linda Kathleen Brady, Eugene Joseph

Bright, Scott Eric Bright, Steven Mitchell Brooks, Dianne Brotebeck, Patricia A. Brown, Joyce M.

Bublitz, Richard H. Burbank, Timothy Alan Burmeister, Warren L. Burns, Dennis P. Butler, Earl Julius

Butler, Michael S. Butterfield, Gayle Irene Buzas, Larry Allen Byle, Beverly Ann Cain, Ruby Hodges

Caldwell, Marvajo Callaghan, Robert Nicholas Carey, Jean Marie Carleton, David Leroy Carlson, Craig

Carlson, Roberta Jane Carlson, Susan Jo Carroll, Patricia Ann Casmere, Donna F. Chavoya, Gary Michael

Chesebrough, Robert Steven Christensen, Keith Walter Clark, Daniel B. Clark, Sally Jo Clark, Timothy Aaron

Mitchell, Susan Martha Smallcombe, David Alan Thommes, Terry A.

Rose, Susan Anne Slater, Gerlad Thomas Stanley, James Parker Jr.

Clason, Kathleen A. Clover, Peter J. Cody, Kathleen A. Coleman, John M. Collins, Douglas R.

Combs, Sheryl Anne Connelly, Daine Conroy, Patrick Joseph

Cooper, David Michael Cooper, Diane Mae

Cooper, Edmond Bruce III Cooper, Gary Wayne Corbett, James Edward Craig, Ronald James Crawley, Linett

Croisant, Robert Carey Cullen, John Allan Culp, Brenda Arlene Custer, Jane Lola Dargatz, Bruce

Davis, James B. Davis, Jerilyn Emma Davis, John P. Davis, Nancy Marie DeDoelder, Helen

DeMaria, Katherine J. DeBruyn, John Thomas DeLano, Sallie Annette DeLong, Peggy Ann DePompolo, Bartello A.

DeTine, Paula Lynn DeVries, Mark Elliott Dew, Gail Denise Kemba Dickey, William Jay Diebel, Alfred Vaughn

Dines, Rebecca A. Dinsmore, Catherine Lynn Dix, Janice Lynn Dobbins, Gary James Dodds, Joy Aleen

Dodgson, Susan Jean Dohm, Toni Marie Dolph, Paula Jean Donajkowski, Cheryl A. Donley, Eleanor S.

Doornbos, Carol J.

Dow, Donna Masse Dow, Elizabeth Estelle

Dowler, Joseph A.

Drayton, Debra A.

Dual, Patricia A.

Dubbink, Beth Berens Duch, John R.

Duff, Lynne Marie

Dukes, Nancy Kay

Dunn, Richard Pettersen

Dunning, Thomas J.

Dutcher, David Holt Eddings, Dwight Lee Egbe, Anthony Uwaezuoke

Ekong, Ekong Archibong

Elasasser, Leila Marie

Elzinga, David

Emery, William John Engle, Richard Russell

Erdmann, Mark Karter

Fara, Barbara Kay

Farrell, Patrick Dennis

Farzadkish, Mohammad

Ferguson, Joanna Victoria

Fermanich, Michael G.

Fiebelkorn, Yvonne J.

Flath, Loren Edward Flowers, Kenneth W. Fockler, Susan Anne

Formsma, Brett Steven Forsythe, Eleanore Ann Fox, Barbara Louise Frank, Mary Gail Frantz, Richard D.

Fries, Kathleen Marie

Frink, Janice Jo Fritz, Rebecca Beth Fry, Leslie Lynne

Gacchina, David M.

Galens, Dace Gan, Linda C.

Gannage, William B.

Garrison, Patricia C.

Garvey, Christine C.

Garvey, Kevin

Geesey, Allen R.

Ghastin, Burl J. Gorman, Nancy Ann

Grant, Janet Kay

Greeley, Timothy Payne

Gregg, Laura Alice Grey, Randy Gene

Grom, John Andrew Grove, Roy Charles

Guetschow, Susan E. Gunter, Steve A. Guske, Jacquelin Ann

Hagadone, Gerald E.

Haight, Anne E.

Hain, Dudley A.

Halpin, Patrick Michael Halstead, Lester G. Hamadani, Mahmoud A.

Hampton, Robert W.

Hanchett, Sally Louise

Hans, Casey Hansen, Cynthia Jean Hasty, David Randall

Hathaway, Donna Jean

Haueter, Patricia Ayn Hay, Carla Helen

Haynes, Daniel Todd Haynes, Deborah Elain Healy, Alan Lee

Hecox, Jacqueline Anne

Hellenga, Kathy J.

Heinrich, Edward Charles III

Herman, Stephen Thomas

Hetman, Edwin Anthony

Hice, Randy Curtis

Hillborg, Eric Lambert

Hollerbach, Lisa Ann Holt, Michael Desmond Holtkamp, Donna Kay

Holtrop, William Ray Horn, Donald Lee Harness, Marcus Jr. Hornik, David John Horvath, Michael J.

House, Lawrence Edward

Howard, Martha Louise

Hubbell, Constance L. Hudson, Nora M. Hurse, Theotis

Hussain, Swaleh Syed Iammarino, Dominic J.

Insalaco, Donald John Jr.

Ivory, Francis E.

Jacobs, Janet Lynn

Jane, Dawn Marie

Jeffery, Janice H.

Jenabzadeh, Fereidoon

Jenkins, Julie L.

Johnson, James R.

Johnson, Pamela Marie

Jones, Laverne Charles

Jordon, Robert W. Joslyn, Gary A. Kasuri, Mary-Kim

Katke, Maryann Kays, Sherri Paxton Kelley, Sharon Kay

Kenyon, Karen Marie

Kereluik, Sheryl Gaubatz

Kerlikowske, Mary Ellen

Kesselring, John W. Kiel, Gene Harold

Kiel, Jack Victor

Kirvan, Terry L.

Kishpaugh, Shirley Oster Kline, Ann Gloria

Knoll, Carolyn Koch, Gail Ann

Kocisky, Janice G.

Koleda, Carolyn E. Konieczki, Anthony Michael

Konosky, Katherine Ann

Korepta, Joseph Michael Kosowski, Ralph

Koza, Michael James

Krajacic, Paul E.

Kraushaar, Karyl Ann

Kreager, John E. Jr.

Krebs, Sharon Elizabeth

Lambert, Claire Ann

Lane, William Bradlee

Larson, Eric William Lash, Phyllis Anne Law, Evelyn Irene

Lawson, Roosevelt Jr. Lee, Sheryl L. Leja, James Andrew Lewan, Sharon Maureen Lewis, Michele J.

Lindquist, Barbara Anne

Lingeman, Susan E.

Lisenbee, James Talmadge Jr. Little, Robin Bernice

Lochner, Thomas Lee

Loos, Linda Lynn, Vicki Sue Lyster, Thomas Edward

Macielak, Francis J. Jr.

MacKellar, Charlene Fran

MacPherson, Marcia Renee

Magers, Rebecca Anne

Mahan, Michael Joseph Mance, Brenda Gail

Maneke, Janice Darcel

Mann, Karen Sue Manni, Linda Marie Manning, John Henry

Martin, Merlyn Gene

Matthews, Cynthia Elaine

Matthews, Verlin McAlpine, Thomas James Mccants, Diann McCarthy, Michael Joseph McCarthy, Ronald E.

McCauly, Brent John McDermott, Michael McElroy, Kimberly G. McKinnie, Sue Ann McNamara, William Brendan

McPike, Polly Lucile Mehltretter, Reiner Manfred Mermuys, Ronald Gerard Mihelich, Ann Marie Mingee, Joanne

Mitchell, Melanie Kay Molloy, Lawrence Lathrop Moniz, Christopher Jay Moore, Mary Margaret Morris, Keith Dennis

Mossgrove W. Brooke Murphy, Marilyn Claire Murphy, Mary Jo Mursch, David L. Myers, Mary Ellen

Namor, Lois Ann Nelson, Diane Elaine K. Nelson, Sandra Kay Nelson, Thomas Allan Newton, Pamela Jeanne

Niemann, Kathleen Jan Nink, Thomas Patrick Nisbet, Mark Douglas Nunley, Lillian Denise O'Brien, Rose Marie

Oguntayo, Elizabeth Anike Olney, William L. Oosterhouse, Dawn Barstow Ostrom, John D. Paccione, Thomas

Paden, Luvader Deborah Page, Lois Virginia Wilson Pandol, Anthony Jr. Pazur, Andrea Marie Peacock, Cindy Rae

Pease, Kathryn Jean Peer, Nancy Rose Pellerito, Matthew Scott Pelton, Dana H. Pestka, Linda Sue

Peters, Calvin Ross Pfeiffle, Lynn Anne Phillips, Cary K. Phillips, Janet Pikkaart, Lori Beth

Pilatowicz, Barbara Jean Popham, Michael Gene Popp, Julie Carol Postema, Kim A. Powell, Gregory Ross

Pridgeon, Ronald D. Provenzano, Rose Grace Putney, Carlton Jay Qattan, Fawaz Ibrahim Abdullah Quilty, Stephen M.

Quinn, Carol Ann Ranville, Mary Reaves, Renee Colleen Reiffer, Richard John Renaud, Ernestine

Richardson, Julie Elizabeth Richardson, Lewis Rickard, Debra M. Ridenour, Charles Michael Rigney, Marianne Kolenic

Rigterink, Dana C. Risak, Molly Ritsema, Mary B. Robbins, Kenneth Allan Roberts, Gary Michael

Robinson, Brenda Sue Roblyer, Leo D. Rogers, Mary Janice Rose, Margaret Elizabeth Rudy, Sharon Sue

Ruple, Terri Lynn Rutan, Michelle C. Rynd, Mary Ann Rzoska, Linda Lee Sadlocha, Sandra Jean

Saffell, Jennifer Elaine Sands, Mark William Sanford, Kurt A. Savage, Linda M. Schindler, Willard Trask Jr.

Schipper, Holly Eileen Schnurer, Cheryl Lynn Schoolmaster, Donna Lee Schpok, Ricky Kevin Schrum, Scott Nelson

Schultz, Carol Ann Schwartz, Denise Marie Scott, Catherine Anne Scott, Katherine Priscilla Scruggs, Gail M.

Shafer, Donajean Shaw, Virginia M. Sheehan, Marc J. Sherwin, Adrienne J. Shirley, Janet Lynne

Simmonds, Martha Marie Simon, Kimball Stuart Sisson, Elizabeth Ann Smith, Donald Paul Smith, Gary Steven

Smith, Robert Warren Snyder, Suzanne Phyllis Sobiech, Jacquelyn Star Sodini, Jeffrey A. Sod t, Janis Kay

Solosky, Robert Lee Somers, David Spear, Ruth Hane Srejma, Lisa R. Stark, Paul Jeffrey

Steffel, Josephine Ellen Stein, Laurene Ann Steketee, S. Mark Stevens, Kathleen D. Stewart, Stanley J.

Stone, Larry Eugene Straathof, Patronella Helen Stromsta, Sveri Sulinski, James Stanley Sullivan, Thomas Aquinas

Sutter, Pamela Jean Svoboda, Richard John Sweet, C. Sue Swift, Robert L. Switalski, Norma Christine

Taber, Janice Ann Tahmasebi, Pirouz Taylor, Virgil E. Thackaberry, Milton Lauris IIT Thomas, Jennette Suzanne

Tiffany, Tracy Alson Thurman, Kenneth D. Totzke, Janine Kay Touchette, Pamela Anne Travalena, Richard J.

Travis, Milton S. Jr. Treweek, Lynn D. Triplett, Robert J. Troost, David Paul Trunzo, James Edward

Turner, Denise Kathleen Twork, Margaret Mary Ulery, Larry S. Underwood, Ernestine Vakili, Faramarz

VanHowe, Melvin J. VanderRoest, Jerry Vaseris, Gunars Vaseris, Janis Veno, Glen C.

Vettori, Gary Joseph Wade, Phillip Lynn Wagner, Robert F. Walcott, Barry N. Walton, Sidney G.

Wambaugh, Wendy Joan Warren, Joann K. Wartmann, Deborah Jean Wendler, Deborah J. Wendt, Robert John

Whatley, Nancy A. White, Nancy Lyn

Whitney, Randye Alden Wierciak, Phyllis Marie Wilcox, David Eugene Williams, Cyndy Williams, Dennis Roger

Williams, Ellen Louise Williams, Holly Ann Wilson, Dorman Gene Wilson, Judith Ann Winfield, Carol Jean

Wiseley, John Eric

Wojcik, Gerard J. Warfel, Mildred Joyce Wright, Amy Anne Wright, Lore K. Yared, Maria Irene

Zabel, Mary Jo Zastrow, Donna R. Zdunek, Richard Ted Zenz, Paula Marie Zimbler, Joann Elizabeth

Zolp. William Ronald Zuchowski, Mary Margaret A.


Badabadi, Ahmad


Flohr, Gary Robert


Bassett, Brian Keith Chodakowski, Peter Stanley Etchison, Patrick Michael

Henderson, Dean Franklin Hoak, Thomas L. J. Khachaturian, Vigen MacDonald, Donald Thomas


Agharahimi, Alimohammad Akinyelure, Samuel Oladunjoye

Boers, Thomas James Locke, Gary L. McGuffin, Kenneth Lee

Bachelor or Science in Engineering (Mechanical)

Ali, Syed Arif Austin, John Allan Banki, Gholamali Amir Chapman, Michael Jon Dicosola, Dennis Michael

Fick, John H. Field, Thomas Charles

Gier, Philip Lee Grady, Michael William Hicks, Robert Edwin Humphrey, Robert Pittman Lace, James Stacey

Miller, Martin Nicholas

Nowtash, Javad

Shaner, James Glenn

Mance, Christopher Mitchell, David E. Wang, Shih-Mien

Osorio, Francisco Ritter, Michael Allen

Napkie, Victor M. Jr. Pickell, John Middleton III Quraishi, Asghar J. Sherwood, Robert Proud Sleeman, Douglas James

Wilson, Dennis Scott Woldhan, Michael James

Board of Trustees

INDEX 1976

Academic Personnel Reports Appointments

y 1302, 1306, 1309, 1313, 1319, 1322,

1326, 1330, 1341, 1345, 1348 As Adjunct Professor, 1314, 1320, 1326, 1348 As Administrator, 1330, 1348 As Chairman, 1306, 1309, 1319, 1330, 1348

Change of Title, 1327, 1333 Leave of Absence Without Pay, 1306, 1309, 1314,

1320, 1322, 1327, 1333, 1342 Promotions, 1332, 1349 Reappointments, 1302, 1319, 1326 Resignations, 1302, 1306, 1309, 1314, 1321, 1323,

1327, 1333, 1342, 1345, 1349 As Dean, 1345 As Department Head, 1327, 1349

Retirements with Emeritus Status, 1306, 1309, 1315, 1333, 1342, 1348

Sabbatical Leaves, 1350 Tenure Recommendations, 1315 Transfers, 1334, 1349

Adams, Wade, Dr., 1305, 1308 Admissions Standards, 1312 Affirmative Action Plan for the Handicapped, 1312 Affirmative Action Report for 1974-76, 1343 Agor, Weston H., 1325 Alcohol and Drug Addiction Program, see Specialty

Program in Alcohol and Drug Addiction American Federation of State, County, and

Municipal Employees Union, 1326 Annual Fund Report, 1307 Annual Leave Provisions, 1306 Associated Student Government Constitutional Amend-

ments, 1303, 1313 Auditors for the University, 1302 Authorization to Demolish Houses, 1306 Aviation Test Cell Building, 1302

Basketball Coach, 1308 Board of Trustees

Amendments to By-Laws, 1321 Committees, 1305 Meetings Schedule, 1325

Budget, see General Fund Operating Budget Burian, William, Dean, 1339

Caine, Robert D., 1301 Capital Outlay Request, 1343 Collective Bargaining Report, 1334

Contracts, Business Concrete work

Page (Raymond 0.) Concrete Co., 1302 Mechanical work

Mahoney Plumbing, 1302 Coulter, Myron L., Vice President, 1322 Crime Prevention Bureau, 1342


Dube, Thomas M. T., Dr., 1326

Endowment Investment Policy, 1351 Energy Conservation Report, 1347

Fine Arts Building, 1326 Forrister, Daniel K., 1301

General Fund Operating Budget 1975-76 Budget Adjustments, 1324 1975-76 Continuation into 1976-77, 1323 1976-77 Approved Budget, 1327

Governor, Office of the, 1325 Graduate Studies Report, 1343 Grant, Alexander and Co., 1302, 1342 Guam Doctoral Program, 1321

Honorary Degrees, 1312 Birch, William, Dr. Newsome, Lionel, Dr. Skinner, B. F., Dr.

Investment Policy, see Endowment Investment Policy

Kalamazoo Consortium of College Presidents, 1346

Labor Policy Statement, 1342 Legal Counsel of the University, 1302

Mahoney, C. L., Plumbing, 1302 Malanchuk, Peter. 1313 Michigan Efficiency Task Force, 1345 Michigan State Highway Commission, 1342 Miller. Eldon, 1308 Miller, Margaret, Commissioner, 1330

Newton, John W., 1330 Night Depository, 1312 Non-Academic Personnel Reports

Appointments, 1302, 1306, 1310, 1316, 1321, 1323, 1327, 1334, 1342, 1345

Change of Title, 1321, 1323, 1350 Leave of Absence Without Pay, 1321 Resignations, 1310, 1323, 1350 Retirements, 1310, 1316, 1323, 1327, 1334

Page, Raymond 0. Concrete Co., 1302 Paper Science and Engineering Department, 1306 Paper Technology Foundation, 1306, 1346 Perg (Theodore P.) Bequest, 1351 Policies

Endowment Investment, 1346, 1351 Labor Policy Statement, 1342 University Distinguished Service Award, 1328

Board of Trustees

Residence Hall Debt Service Reserve, 1321 Resolutions

Amendment to Code of Student Life, 1354 Authorization of Access to Safe D�posit

Boxes, 1302 Improving Road and Street Signs, 1342 Night Depository, 1312 Theodore P. Perg's Bequest, 1351 Western Michigan University Foundation, 1316,

1339 Robinson Gift, 1339

SPADA, see Specialty Program in Alcohol and Drug Addiction

Salary Schedules, 1335 - 1338 Schiffer, Pat, 1346 Sheldon, David A., Dr., 1348 Sick Leave Pay-Off, 1339 Specialty Program in Alcohol and Drug Addiction,

1318 Student

Enrollment, 1322, 1326, 1330 Fees, 1311, 1317, 1328 Financial Assistance, 1325 Financial Assistance Council, 1312 Housing Rates, 1311, 1317 Life, Code of, 1354 Services Area, 1354

Swinsick, Richard, 1308

Theatre, Department of, 1302 Tuition, also see Student Fees, 1311, 1317, 1328 Tuition Remissions, 1318

United Way Drive, 1345 University Distinguished Service Award Policy,

1328, 1346 University Health Center Audit, 1342

Vehicle Registration Rates, 1321

WMUK, 1328 Watson, Archie, 1313 Watterson, Philip N., 1346 Western Michigan University Foundation, 1316, 1325,

1339, 1348 Williams, Thomas K., Dr., 1318


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