MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF INDIANA UNIVERSITY
Indiana University Bloomington
May 5, 1978
The Trustees of Indiana University met in scheduled session at 1:40 p.m., Friday, May 5,
1978, in the Georgian Room, Indiana Memorial Union, Bloomington campus. The meeting was called
to order by Trustee Donald C. Danielson, President, with the invocation by Trustee Stoner.
Other members of the Board present, in addition to Mr. Danielson and Mr. Stoner were: W. G.
Bannon, J. M. Black, R. E. Gates, H. L. Gonso, C. P. Gutman, C. W. Long, and J. W. Wolfe.
Members of the Administration present were: President J. W. Ryan; Vice Presidents T. M. Bonus,
G. W. Irwin, Jr., R. M. O'Neil, W. G. Pinnell,and E. G. Williams; J. D. Mulholland, Treasurer;
C. E. Harrell, Secretary to the Board; Regional Campuses cahncellors: V. M. Bogle, Indiana
University at Kokomo; E. W. Crooks, Indiana University Southeast D. Orescanin, Indiana
University Northwest; L. M. Wolfson, Indiana University at South Bend; Dean A. F. Schilt,
Indiana University East; and R. Wilkes, Representing Acting Chancellor F. T. Borkowski, Indiana
University-Purdue University at Fort Wayne; also, K. A. Beckley, S. C. Beering, R. E. Burton,
J. T. Clapacs, K. G. Paris, A. P. Fraenkel, C. W. Hagen, C. O. Hardy, M. K. Hine, T. R. Jones,
D. W. Kramer, H. G. Ludlow, F. D. Rhome, C. T. Rich, V. Rogers, L. F. Solt, C. K. Travis, J. E.
Weigand, H. S. Wilcox, and A. York; also, B. M. Hall and V. L. Capshew, Recorders; J. L. Green,
News Bureau; J. Vaughan, Co-Secretary, University Faculty Council; B. Clarke and R. Solada,
President and Vice President, Student Association, Bloomington campus; D. Cromwell, President,
Residence Halls Association, Bloomington campus; also present, I.M. Pei and T. Musho, I. M. Pei
and Partners, New York, New York; also present were members of the Press.
GENERAL MATTERS
Trustee Matters
1.A.(1) Approval of minutes for meetings on April 8, 1978 and April
17, 1978.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, the minutes for the meetings on April 8, 1978 and April
17, 1978 were approved unanimously as presented.
Remarks by President Ryan
President Ryan informed the Board that he had two or three matters that he would like to
bring to their attention:
1.B.(1) Student Life Committee Reports.
President Ryan said that The Trustees' resolution in May of 1977 directed an inquiry into
the adequacy of the present range of extracurricular programs for students at each campus of
the University and an evaluation of what steps could be taken to increase the adequacy. The
reports from the committees, made up of students, faculty and staff on each campus, reflect
their findings and proposed recommendations, and the reports are of such excellence that Dr.
Ryan commended publicly the committees for their diligence and objectivity. He added that,
even though great effort has gone into the preparation of these timely reports, the area is
of such importance to the full range of experience of students that it deserves continuing
attention on every campus.
The three aspects raised by the student life and interests surveys which require attention
at this time are: (1) adequacy of extracurricular activities for students; (2) funding
policies and sources for organizations and programs offering extracurricular opportunities
for students; and (3) decision-making relative to policies covering extracurricular
organizations, programs, and activities.
As to the first, adequacy, all committee reports agree that the amount and variety of
extracurricular opportunity for students is too limited. A useful typology developed,
grouping such extracurricular opportunities into four categories: (a) community; (b)
recreational; (c) intellectual; and (d) "reality" (working experience or involvement
experience). The perception of students is that, of the four categories, the primary need is
augmentation in the intellectual and "reality" types of extracurricular opportunity.
Dr. Ryan said that he agrees with these findings and will issue a request to each campus
chief executive officer that, using a similarly representative group of persons, efforts
continue to identify extracurricular program needs and all persons be informed of the
priority of need as evidenced by the 1977-78 survey. Further, Dr. Ryan endorsed the
recommendation that the basic policy of non-recognition of student organizations which was
adopted by the Board in 1967 be reconfirmed. He said this approach is consonant with the
University's commitment to the freedom of inquiry, the freedom of assembly, and the freedom
of discussion, which are essential to the educational development of the student.
As to funding, Dr. Ryan said it is clear to him that it was the considered judgment of the
groups who have studied the matter that all campuses are experiencing difficulties from the
present fee collection policy. As everyone knows, the Bloomington campus does not use a
mandatory activity fee and apparently does not want one. The Indianapolis and regional
campuses do assess a mandatory student activity fee and want to continue such a fee, although
under current policy they would not be permitted to do so after July 1, 1979.
While each campus presents a special case, Dr. Ryan continued, the dissatisfaction with the
fee collection policy is widespread enough to cause him to conclude that the policy should be
redrafted and revisions submitted to the Board for their approval. Accordingly, Dr. Ryan said
that he has instructed the appropriate members of his staff, under the leadership of Vice
President Pinnell, to prepare recommended changes, in consultation with student leaders and
taking into account the positions expressed in the several committee reports. Hopefully, this
can be done in time for the Board to take action at the meeting on June 3, 1978. Dr. Ryan
emphasized that he believes in the basic policy of having the decision to contribute to an
organization be as individual and free for the student as is the decision to join or
participate, but the mechanism needs to be improved for the development of student options,
for extracurricular educational opportunities; and while it is likely that the administrative
recommendations will contemplate some degree of differentiation of the mechanism for
different campuses, it is hopeful that the general policy framework for the system will be
retained.
Insofar as decision-making is concerned, it is agreed generally throughout the reports that
organization and program for student extracurricular education benefit from the
decentralization of responsibility to the several campuses. No change is proposed, but it is
essential that there be maintained a clear administrative responsibility for policy
development, for program, and for operations in student services. Dr. Ryan emphasized that
the delegation of Trustee statutory authority is to administrative officers, and therefore,
the responsibility must remain administrative.
1.B.(2) Name of Indianapolis campus.
President Ryan reviewed the matter of the name designation of the campus at Indianapolis,
where some six months ago student representatives had reported the results of a student
survey dealing with suggested names for that campus. The student survey produced results
which were not conclusive, but some support was for "University of Indianapolis", "Indiana
University at Indianapolis", and a smaller degree of support for "Purdue University at
Indianapolis". The Purdue University School of Science requested the name be changed to the
"University of Indianapolis" and the Faculty Council of the Indianapolis campus called for a
change to "Indiana University at Indianapolis". This matter was brought to the attention of
the Board of Advisors for the Indianapolis campus, Dr. Ryan continued, and on April 5, 1978,
the Board of Advisors recommended that the name, "Indiana University-Purdue University at
Indianapolis", be retained. Dr. Ryan said that the central administration concurred in this
recommendation and, also, that the designation of the separate schools be continued as at
present. He reminded the Board that this designation includes, "Purdue University School of
Science at Indianapolis", "Purdue University School of Engineering and Technology at
Indianapolis", as well as "Indiana University School of Medicine", etc.
In conclusion, Dr. Ryan reported with sadness the death of Mr. Paul Klinge, well-known to
all, who had served the University so well in so many ways, including service as assistant to
three presidents of the University, and whose contributions were of major significance to the
University for many years. Also, Dr. Ryan reported the death of another personal friend, Dean
Robert W. Richey, of the School of Continuing Studies, whose contributions were many and
varied, and whose excellence was recognized just this past spring by his professional
colleagues conferring upon him the Bittner Award.
Student Matters
1.C.(1) Report from Student Affairs Committee.
Trustee Stoner reported that the meeting was attended by the new president and vice
president of the Student Association at Bloomington, Brian Clarke and Ron Solada, who told of
plans they have for the IUSA for the coming year, 1978-79. Included during the meeting, Mr.
Stoner continued, was a discussion of the student life survey, with the Committee being
informed that student leaders have been meeting with Vice President Pinnell and other
administrative officers to formulate policies regarding student life activities to be
presented to the Board at the June 3 meeting. A question arose during the discussion as to
whether or not action in June would allow time for the implementation of new procedures,
particularly in the area of fee collection, and the answer was in the affirmative.
Mr. Stoner continued with a summary report of the remarks made by Dennis Cromwell,
President, Residence Halls Association at Bloomington, who spoke of the activity fee increase
for Halls of Residence, indicating that there is a definite need for the recommended
increase.
Mr. Stoner said that Trustees commented during the meeting on the excellence of the student
life reports from all of the campuses, and from the comments made, Mr. Stoner concluded that
they were especially pleased with the emphasis on the recognition of the needs of students,
both inside and outside the classroom, the depth in which the Committee had surveyed the
entire problem, and the sincerity with which the recommendations were set forth.
In conclusion, Mr. Stoner introduced Mr. Ron Solada and then introduced and called upon Mr.
Brian Clark for his remarks.
1.C.(2) Remarks by President, Student Association,
Bloomington.
Mr. Brian Clarke informed the Board that, in his opinion, interest in student government on
the Bloomington campus is definitely on the rise. He said that voter turnout for the recent
election was greater than at any time since 1971, with a total of about 6,900 students
voting. This amounts to approximately 24% and compares favorably with the national average of
17% in popular elections. He commented, also, on the fact that he and his running mate, Ron
Solada, were able to gain 56% of all those voting, and he hopes this means an endorsement of
the kinds of programs which they expect to implement. He said their programs are essentially
academic and are ones which certainly touch every student. Included will be their efforts to
upgrade the English proficiency requirement and the attitude of associate instructors toward
excellence in this area. He said he believes approximately 75% of those people with whom he
discussed academic matters expressed concern about the quality of instruction, and
particularly, the difficulty encountered by associate instructors in communicating adequately
with their students. Mr. Clarke also expressed concern over the faculty-student ratio and the
excessive size of certain classes, with an increasing number reaching enrollments of 300-400
students. He said they are going to push very hard in whatever way they can to help reduce
the size of such classes. He expressed his conviction that a number of the problems
encountered by the Student Association last year resulted from their not cooperating with
students and student groups on the campus. He emphasized that the newly-elected student
leaders intend to cooperate with all groups in carrying out specific programs, such as
publication of library test files, stimulation of interest and resulting increase in voting
in the national election, etc. He continued by speaking of certain specific projects for
which he and his fellow leaders have plans. These include: (1) a more informative type of
freshman orientation developed by the Student Association and emphasizing information about
student life on the campus; (2) the development of faculty course evaluations and their wide
dissemination; (3) increase in voter registration, which he had mentioned previously; and (4)
a summer tabloid newspaper dealing with student life and directed specifically toward
freshmen, in order to paint for them a vivid picture of student life on the campus. He added
that the Student Association has been working with the City of Bloomington for several months
and has established work-study positions in the City Housing Inspection Office. He said the
present leadership is not happy with the landlord/tenant situation in Bloomington and are
equally unhappy with the statutes relating to the landlord/tenant relationship. Efforts will
be made to insure that students are living in housing that meets safety standards.
Mr. Clarke said that he was very pleased with the student life survey, particularly with
the emphasis on policy formation to enhance student determination of their own activities,
especially in the areas of intellectual and "reality" needs, and an equal emphasis putting
students in the position of taking full responsibility for their affairs. He interprets this,
he said, as meaning that students should have the right to collect their monies and, in
general, serve in an advocacy role for student interests. He hopes that his leadership will
be able to relate more directly with students and provide them with the reality needs, or as
he said, provide them with ways to test that which they're learning in the classroom.
Mr. Clarke voiced his support of the reinstitution of the voluntary check-off mechanism for
the collection of student activity fees at Bloomington. He believes this is essential if
there is to be a good student life program on the campus. His thinking is influenced also by
the realization that student government funds currently collected directly from students as a
voluntary activity fee are supplemented by approximately $22 thousand which comes from the
General Fund. He believes this latter amount, or at least a portion of it, is better
applicable to other needs, such as financial aids, if a change in the mechanism of collection
would enable student government to collect sufficient funds for its programs without
supplement from the General Fund. His thinking also is influenced by the realization that too
much of the time of leaders in IUSA has been devoted to the raising of funds and not to
serving students.
Before concluding, Mr. Clarke introduced Mr. Ron Solada, Vice President of the Student
Association, who spoke to the Board emphasizing the commitment of the new leadership to the
improvement of academic relationships during the coming year. He referred to the Library's
not being funded adequately, in his opinion, and said that they would like to improve the
financial support of the Library by any means possible, including fund-raising drives,
special petitions to the State Legislature, etc.
Mr. Solada, in turn, introduced Mr. Dennis Cromwell, President, Residence Halls
Association, who spoke of the item in the agenda recommending an increase in activity fee
within the Residence Halls from $11 to $15. He emphasized that $3 of the $4 increase is
designated to go to the Halls of Residence Libraries. The other $1 is scheduled to go to the
damage fund. The first is needed since revenue from vending machines has dropped so
materially, making this former source of financial support for the Residence Halls Libraries
far from adequate. The other is needed to cover the cost of inevitable damage repairs simply
because of the inflationary increase. Mr. Cromwell commented that the Residence Halls
students had voted in favor of an increase, which in his opinion, is a noteworthy situation
in the present day.
Faculty Matters
1.D.(1) Report from Faculty Relations Committee.
Trustee Long reported that the Faculty Relations Committee had discussed three topics, with
the one provoking the most comment being the student life reports.
Representatives of the faculty members of the study committee were present and gave their
views regarding several of the points in the survey. They emphasized that the quality of
student life on the campus is of great concern to the faculty, and that they are highly
supportive of activities which would test the skills and knowledge of students, which would
give them practice in citizenship and the ability to live harmoniously one with the other,
and that would allow them the freedom of choice of participation in out-of-classroom affairs.
The second matter discussed related to a contemplated division of the responsibilities of
two members of the Athletics Committee. Mr. Long said that information would be furnished to
the Board, with a request for future action.
The third topic related to the Faculty Council's view of administrative personnel,
particularly their view of the President and the Treasurer of the University. Mr. Long said
that opinions on this matter are contained in the Faculty Council literature which will be
made available to the Board for consideration of any action which might be advisable.
At the conclusion of Trustee Long's remarks, President Ryan explained that the organization
and responsibility of the Athletics Committee is a matter which was established originally by
the Board of Trustees and can be changed only by the action of the Board. It follows, he
said, that any reorganization of that Committee would require Board approval, and an attempt
will be made to bring the matter which Mr. Long mentioned before the Board at its next
meeting.
Mr. Danielson spoke of two committee matters, with the first relating to the Investment
Committee. He commented on the South African seminar on investments which was held on the
campus, saying that in his opinion it was well organized, gave The Trustees an opportunity to
hear both sides of the question, and was a very fruitful session for all members of the
community. He said he had asked the President to prepare a written recommendation to present
to the Investment Committee for their review. President Ryan has done that and the Investment
Committee will be meeting soon to arrive at a recommendation to be presented to the entire
Board. Mr. Danielson hopes that this recommendation will be received by the Board for action
at its next meeting.
The second matter, Mr. Danielson said, concerned the three committees to be engaged in the
evaluation of the presidency. This evaluation or review was agreed upon by the Board
approximately five years ago, and Mr. Danielson had requested that a list of names of
facility, students, and alumni be prepared so that The Trustees might select those to serve
on the three committees. The names have been received and Mr. Danielson said he will discuss
the nominees in executive session, so that the committee appointments can be announced within
the next week or so.
Minutes - Subcommittee on Medical Center Hospitals
1.E. The minutes of The Trustees Subcommittee on Medical Center Hospitals are herewith filed
with the papers for this meeting and incorporated as a part of the permanent record of The
Trustees of Indiana University. The minutes are for the meeting of May 5, 1978.
FISCAL, FINANCIAL, INVESTMENTS
AND SPECIAL PURCHASES MATTERS
Trustee Stoner presented the following recommendations and reports from the Committee on
Fiscal, Financial, Investments and Special Purchases Matters:
Fiscal and Financial Matters
2.A.(1) External agency agreements - Education organizations.
Approval of the Board was requested to enter into external agency agreements with the
following organizations which work with the School of Education in pursuing educational
goals:
- Indiana School Boards Association
- Indiana Association of Public School Superintendents
- Elementary School Principals Association
These agreements follow the standard form for such agreements and are in compliance with
University policy.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
2.A.(2) Residence Halls Activity Fee, Bloomington.
Approval by the Board was requested of a recommendation from the Residence Halls
Association to increase the activity fee for single student residents at Bloomington from $11
to $15 effective 1978-79 academic year. Of the increase, $1 would be designated for the
damage fund and $3 for support of the Residence Halls Libraries.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
2.A.(3) Student health insurance, Bloomington and Regional
Campuses.
Approval by the Board was requested of a recommendation of the Student Health Service Board
of Advisors at Bloomington to renew coverage for the student group health insurance plan for
Bloomington and regional campuses with G-M Underwriters of Troy, Michigan. A comparison of
the premiums for the current and next year follows:
|
1977-78
(Basic
Program)
|
1978-79
(Basic
Program)
|
1978-79
(Enriched
Program)
|
| Student only |
$ 40 |
$ 60 |
$ 70 |
| Student & spouse |
80 |
114 |
134 |
| Student, spouse & children |
127 |
174 |
204 |
| Student & children |
87 |
120 |
140 |
| Optional maternity |
60 |
95 |
95 |
Increase in the basic program premium reflects rise in costs since the last rate
established two years ago, and doubling of the surgery schedule. Coverage by the major
medical maternity benefit will begin after a $1,000 deductible instead of $600.
The basic program includes a maximum hospital room and board benefit of $65 per day; the
enriched program increases this figure to $95.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
2.A.(4) Student health insurance, Indianapolis campus.
Approval of the Board was requested of the recommendation that the student health insurance
program for the Indianapolis campus be continued for 1978-79 through the John W. Flynn
Agency, underwritten by Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company. Premium increases, amounting
to approximately 8%, which reflect the claim experience and increasing hospital rates, are
listed as follows:
|
1977-78
|
1978-79
|
| Student |
$ 44.00 |
$ 47.00 |
| Student & spouse |
110.00 |
118.00 |
| Student, spouse & children |
177.00 |
198.00 |
| Student & all children |
111.00 |
127.00 |
| Optional maternity |
165.00 |
165.00 |
No changes in the plan are contemplated for the next year.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
At this point in the agenda, Trustee Gutman questioned the difference in costs between
student-held insurance on the Indianapolis campus and comparable insurance on the Bloomington
campus. It was explained that basically there are two different kinds of plans, since there
are different demands which result from the difference in the makeup of the student bodies,
with the very great majority of those in Indianapolis living at home, and the very great
majority of those in Bloomington living away from home while attending the University there.
The difference in cost is determined by the loss experience in previous years of coverage.
Trustee Gonso asked if other companies had been asked to submit bids. Trustee Stoner
replied that they had not for this year, and in fact, it was some five years ago when bids
were received. He added that this matter had been discussed, and it is planned to request
competitive bids next year.
Special Purchases
2.B. A report of special purchases appeared in the agenda, in compliance with policies
approved by the Board of Trustees which require reporting of transactions of $5,000 or more,
if only one bid is recieved, or if the lowest price offer is not acceptable. Documentation is
on file in the Office of Director of Purchases and Stores.
Single price received: (In each instance, of the qualified
vendors invited to bid, only one responded.)
- 2.B.(1) Three-channel electrocardiograph and accessories - School
of Medicine. Cambridge Instrument Co., Indianapolis, quoted $5,900 for a three-channel
electrocardiograph and accessories for use by the School of Medicine at Bloomington. (General
fund)
- 2.B.(2) Mass spectrometer system and accessories - Institute of
Psychiatric Research. Hewlett-Packard Co., Indianapolis, quoted $54,505 for a mass
spectrometer system for use in the Institute of Psychiatric Research. (Grant fund)
- 2.B.(3) 28-liter fermenter - Department of Chemistry,
Bloomington. New Brunswick Scientific Company, Inc., Edison, New Jersey, submitted a
price of $12,667 for a 28-liter fermenter for use in the Department of Chemistry at
Bloomington. (General and Grant funds)
- 2.B.(4) Lighting equipment - Musical Arts Center, Bloomington.
Reiche & Vogel, Berlin, Germany, submitted an estimated price of $5,500 for lighting
equipment for the Musical Arts Center. (Music Concert fund)
- 2.B.(5) Ultra-high frequency therapy unit and accessories -
Radiation Oncology Clinical Fees. Erbe Elektromedizin KG, Tubingen, West Germany,
quoted $12,315.44 for an ultra-high frequency therapy unit and accessories for use in
Radiation Therapy Building (Clinical Fees fund)
- 2.B.(6) Anatomical models - School of Medicine. Kilgore,
International, Coldwater, Minnesota, quoted $15,531.75 for a group of anatomical models for
use by the School of Medicine. (State appropriation)
- 2.B.(7) High-speed computer-controlled biochemical analyzer.
Technicon Corporation, Tarrytown, New York, submitted a quotation of $165,000 for a high
speed, computer-controlled biochemical analyzer. (Hospital fund)
- 2.B.(8) Specialized electronic equipment - Riley Hospital,
Indianapolis. Hewlett-Packard, Indianapolis, quoted $6,140 for five pieces of
specialized electronic equipment for use at Riley Hospital (Grant fund)
- 2.B.(9) Heart sound training system - Center for Medical
Education. Heart Sounds Reproductions, Tomball, Texas, quoted $9,225 for a heart sound
training system and accessories for use by the Center for Medical Education. (State
appropriation)
Single price requested:
- 2.B.(10) Two vertical projectors with scanning attachments -
Radiology Clinic. Gordon Consultants Inc., Buffalo, New York, quoted $13,645 for two
vertical projectors with scanning attachments for use in the Radiology Clinic. No other
source was known for this specialized equipment. (Clinic fees)
- 2.B.(11) Cardiac gate upgrade - Nuclear Medicine. Picker
Corporation, Indianapolis, quoted $5,500 for a cardiac gate upgrade for use on the
Picker-mobile scintillation camera. Because this is an addition to the camera, no other
prices were requested. (Nuclear Medicine Project fund)
- 2.B.(12) Electron microscope camera - School of Optometry.
Siemens Corporation, Rosemont, Illinois, quoted $5,381 for an electron microscope camera for
use in the School of Optometry. Because the camera is for use with a Siemens electron
microscope already in the School, no other prices were requested. (Optometry Research
Fund)
Low price unacceptable:
- 2.B.(13) Farm tractor - Transportation Department. Clampitt's
Farm Center, Inc., Bedford, quoted $5,710.20 net after trade for a farm tractor to be used by
the Biology Division. Both a higher and a lower price were received; in addition, three firms
did not reply. The lower price was for an industrial type tractor which does not provide mud
and rock protection for the operator, essential for the projected use. (Transportation fund).
- 2.B.(14) Two-channel teletype liquid scintillation system - School
of Medicine. Beckman Instruments, Inc., Creve Coeur, Missouri, quoted $20,500 for a
two-channel teletype liquid scintillation system for use in the School of Medicine. Two lower
offers were received for equipment which does not meet the Department's specifications.
(Grant fund)
CONSTRUCTION MATTERS
Previous to reporting on the construction items listed on the agenda, Trustee Long summarized
the status of present construction projects as follows: (1) Library at I.U. Northwest. The
estimated project cost was $8,050,000, with the estimated construction cost at $6,275,000. The
architect is Cole Associates of South Bend. This project is out for bids, which are due to be
received on May 10. Trustee Long noted that the bids will be opened at the same time the
Architects Committee is meeting; and he took this occasion to invite all Trustees to attend.
The Committee will meet, beginning at 8:00 a.m., in the Vice President's Conference Room on the
Indianapolis campus. (2) Classroom/Office building at I.U. at Kokomo. The project cost was
$2,271,000, with the estimated construction cost at $1,805,000. The architect is Evans Woollen
Associates of Indianapolis. On July 31, 1978, bid documents are to be submitted for review by
the University staff, which will report their recommendations by August 16, so that the
documents may be corrected and printed in order for bid requests to go out on August 22.
September 21 is the hoped-for date to receive bids, and again hopefully, construction contracts
may be awarded by October 7, with construction to begin a week or so later. (3) Business/ SPEA
Building at Indianapolis. The cost of the project is $8,050,000, with the construction cost at
$6,400,000. The architect is Edward L. Barnes of New York, and that office now is in the
process of completing all of the bid documents. Hopefully, all of the necessary work will be
completed not later than the middle of June, so that the Board may award contracts at its
special meeting now scheduled for 4:00 p.m. on June 29, in the Vice President's Conference Room
on the Indianapolis campus. (4)-Applied Music Building. Accrued project cost - $1,381,000.
Contract awards made on October 7, 1977, were in the amount of $1,012,000. The architect is
Ogle and Burke of Bloomington, Indiana. Ground was broken last October and the contractor,
Superior Lumber of Bloomington, was able to complete the demolition of the old Weatherwax
building on the site, with site preparation well underway. The project has been delayed by the
inclement weather of recent months. Completion is hoped for by December of 1978. (5) Activities
Building at I.U. Southeast. Trustee Long reminded members of the Board that they had approved
the construction contract, subject to the inclusion of the copper roof, which had been deleted.
Arrangements have been made to include the copper roof. The total amount for this project is
$2,015,870.
Trustee Long informed the Board that the Architects Commitee had met all day on April 25 and
28, interviewing several architectural firms for service projects, which he would discuss
during the consideration of the up-coming agenda items.
Awards of Contracts Matters
3.A.(1) Fine Arts Academic and Museum Building, Bloomington.
Trustee Long asked Mr. Clapacs, Director, University Physical Facilities, to give a
progress report on the Fine Arts Museum Building. Mr. Clapacs reported that due to double
digit inflation the project bids amounted to considerably more than the estimate. The
University therefore was faced with two choices: (1) to redesign the building and go back for
bids; or (2) to consider, with the three low bidders on the general, mechanical and
electrical contracts, ways in which changes could be made in order to proceed without
redesigning. The latter course was chosen for several reasons, including the knowledge that
costs would continue to increase during the estimated 6-9 months needed for redesigning the
structure; and therefore, bids for the newly-designed building might well exceed current
ones. With the cooperation of the architect's office, I.M. Pei of New York, a great many
alternatives have been considered in order to reduce costs, while at the same time retaining
a building which would accomplish the original and basic intentions and purposes. Mr. Clapacs
said that these modifications amount to a reduction of approximately $1.3 million from the
original bid price, and he requested Mr. Pei to speak to the Board regarding the retention of
the integrity of the building itself, while giving a brief summary of that which has been
deleted and that which has been retained.
Mr. Pei said that his preference would have been to give the Board the good news that
nothing needed to be changed and that the building would be constructed exactly as designed.
Unfortunately, he could not do this, as Mr. Clapacs had explained. Mr. Pei said that his
office and University officials encountered great difficulty in reducing the cost of the
building, since every part of the structure is important to the overall design. They were
able to discover certain parts which, as Mr. Pei said, amounted to somewhat less of a good
buy and most of the cuts took place in these categories. Substitutions were found which will
result in much of the same overall effect without compromising the usefulness and
attractiveness of the project. Mr Pei said that $.5 million of the $1.3 million reduction
resulted from deferrable items, or in other words, part of the building that could be taken
away and then put back at some later date. He reassured the Board that the building, as
designed, is intact, is of the same size, and with the exterior of the building and most of
the landscaping remaining as originally planned.
Mr. Gonso asked about the items that were deleted from the building; Mr. Pei replied that
there were some 118 items, most of them very small. As an illustration, he pointed out that
originally there had been a specification for sandblasting of the surface concrete after the
building is finished. He explained that this would be essentially a cleaning job which would
be nice to have, but which would cost approximately $75 thousand. It was agreed that this
could be eliminated. As another illustration, he said that there had been provision to use
wood for the flooring throughout the interior of the building. This is better than carpeting,
since it enables exhibits to be nailed down conveniently. Mr. Pei said that this bid was
surprisingly high, and again, it was agreed that the cost was not worth it. In place of this
was substituted prefabricated wood squares approximately 5/16 inches thick, and with this
parquet flooring approximately $200 thousand will be saved. Mr. Pei went on to emphasize that
this building is a very specialized one. It is unlike other buildings, such as
classroom/office and other more common structures. This building has to have enormous volume,
as he said, and square foot cost is not the best way to measure the project, in his opinion.
Very high ceilings are necessary, as are rigid temperature and humidity controls. Extra high
fire safety standards must be met, since extremely valuable works of art must be protected.
All glazing has to be of double thickness, so that condensation is reduced or eliminated. All
in all, the building was a very difficult one to tamper with, and in Mr. Pei's opinion,
further cuts would have affected adversely its effectiveness and attractiveness.
Following a question, Mr. Clapacs explained that some of the deferrables may have a higher
priority than others, as for example, carpeting which has been eliminated may have to be put
in place, in order to meet minimum acoustical requirements. Also, many of the deferrables can
be relatively easily installed. Illustrative are additional hundreds of lighting fixtures, as
well as security television cameras and the like.
Following the explanatory discussion, Trustee Long summarized the request for the awards of
contracts as follows. He emphasized that the total construction listed is under the project
cost, and it will not be necessary to raise any more money than originally was planned.
General Construction -
|
Dugan and Meyers Construction
Co., Inc., Cincinnati, Ohio
|
|
| Base bid |
$7,861,000 |
| Negotiated deducts |
986,061
|
| Contract award |
|
$6,873,939 |
|
Mechanical Construction -
|
Shambaugh and Sons, Inc.,
Fort Wayne, Indiana
|
|
| Base bid |
$1,662,000 |
| Add Alternate 15-A |
+ 101,970 |
| 15-B |
+ 2,369 |
| Negotiated deducts |
75,855
|
| Contract award |
|
$1,690,484 |
|
Electrical Construction -
|
Sanborn Electric Co., Inc.,
Terre Haute, Indiana
|
|
| Base bid |
$1,328,000 |
| Add Alternate 17-B |
+ 62,000 |
| Negotiated deducts |
201,450
|
| Contract award |
|
$9,752,973 |
Bids were received from five generals, four mechanicals, and six electricals.
The estimated construction cost for this project was $8,422,770. Funding will be as
follows:
| $5,000,000 |
- |
1929 Bonding Authority |
| 5,223,140
|
- |
Gifts |
| $10,223,140 |
Upon motion duly made and seconded, the recommended awards of contracts were
approved unanimously as presented.
3.A.(2) Ballantine Hall Air Conditioning, Phase II,
Bloomington.
Approval of the Board was requested for an award of contract to the low bidder, Freyn
Brothers, Indianapolis, Indiana, in the amount of $198,891, for the installation of cooling
equipment and construction of a cooling tower associated with the air conditioning for the
first four floors of Ballantine Hall, Bloomington. There were five bids received.
This contract award covers the installation only, as the equipment was purchased under
separate contract.
The estimated installation cost was $220,000. Funds are available from 1977-79 Capital
Appropriations for Repair and Rehabilitation - Indiana University.
This award of contract is contingent upon appropriate State approvals.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
3.A.(3) Compact book shelving - Geology Library, Bloomington.
Approval of the Board was requested for an award of contract to the low bidder, Ideal
Business Systems, Indianapolis, Indiana, in the amount of $20,052 for installation of compact
shelving in the Geology Library on the Bloomington Campus. There were three bids received.
The estimated purchase and installation cost for this shelving was $25,000. This is part of
the overall project for expanding the Geology Library. Funds are available from 1977-79
Capital Appropriations for Repair and Rehabilitation - Indiana University.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
3.A.(4) Steel book stacks - Geology Library, Bloomington.
Approval of the Board was requested for an award of contract to the low bidder, Ideal
Business Systems, Indianapolis, Indiana, in the amount of $11,617, for the installation of
steel book stacks in the Geology Library on the Bloomington campus. There were four bids
received.
The estimated purchase and installation cost of the steel book stacks was $17,000. This is
part of the overall project for expanding the Geology Library. Funds are available from
1977-79 Capital Appropriations for Repair and Rehabilitation - Indiana University.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
3.A.(5) Expansion of Geology Library, Bloomington.
Approval of the Board was requested for an award of contract to the low bidder,
A&S Companies, Indianapolis, Indiana, in the amount of $54,600 for the construction
work associated with expansion of the Geology Library on the Bloomington Campus. There were
three bids received.
The estimated construction cost was $63,000. Funds are available from 1977-79 Capital
Appropriations for Repair and Rehabilitation - Indiana University.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
3.A.(6) Power Plant smoke stack demolition- Indianapolis.
Approval of the Board was requested for an award of contract to the low bidder, Siebert and
Associates, Michigan City, Indiana, in the amount of $21,740, for the demolition of the Power
Plant smoke stack located on the Indianapolis campus. There were ten bids received on this
project.
The Power Plant stack does not serve a useful purpose, and the surface areas now are
showing major erosion, constituting a hazard to the Power Plant building, pedestrians, and
automobile traffic in the vicinity.
The estimated demolition cost was $30,000. Funding is available from 1977-79 Capital
Appropriations for Repair and Rehabilitation.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
3.A.(7) Demolition and Site Development Phase II - Indiana
University at South Bend.
Approval of the Board was requested for an award of contract to the low bidder, O'Neal
Trucking Co., South Bend, Indiana, in the amount of $15,295, for Demolition and Site
Development Phase II at South Bend. There were five bids received.
Included in this award of contract is the demolition of houses or garages at seventeen
locations on the South Bend campus.
The estimated demolition and construction cost was $15,570. Funds are available from
1977-79 Capital Appropriations for Repair and Rehabilitation.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
New Projects
3.B.(1) Architectural selections.
The Architectural Committee of Indiana University met on April 25 and April 28, 1978, to
interview architectural and engineering firms under consideration for the planning of the
Medical Science Addition and various parking facilities at the Indianapolis campus, as well
as the Environmental Health and Safety Building and an addition to the Business School at
Bloomington.
- (a) Addition to Medical Science Building, Indianapolis.
Trustee Long recommended that an award of contract be made to the firm, Wright, Porteous and
Lowe, Inc., Indianapolis, Indiana, to proceed with the planning of an addition to the
Medical Science Building on the Indianapolis campus. Planning funds in the amount of $59,481
were requested from the Higher Education Facilities Planning Fund for this project,
estimated to cost $2,486,892.
The additional 17,510 gross square feet of space will
provide relief in crowded Medical Library conditions, inadequate student laboratories, and
insufficient office space for faculty and staff.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
- (b) Environmental Health and Safety Building, Bloomington. In
continuing the report of the Architectural Committee, Trustee Long recommended that the
architectural firm, Odle/Burke Architects, Bloomington, Indiana, be employed for the
planning of an Environmental Health and Safety Building on the Bloomington campus. An
allocation of $26,400 was requested from the Higher Education Facilities Planning Fund, in
order to proceed with this project estimated to cost $1,009,445.
This structure as
currently programmed is comprised of 8,000 gross square feet of space.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
PERSONNEL MATTERS
4.A. VICE PRESIDENT PINNELL
REPORT ITEM
Resignations, Cancellations, and Expirations of Appointments
- 4.A.(1) James Gruden, Assistant Football Coach, Department of Intercollegiate
Athletics, and Instructor in Physical Education, part-time, School of Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation, effective April 30, 1978 to accept a position at the University
of Notre Dame.
4.B. VICE PRESIDENT O'NEIL
ACTION ITEMS
- 4.B.(1) For Leo F. Solt, Professor of History, College of Arts and Sciences, the
additional title of Dean of the Graduate School, beginning July 1, 1978.
Reappointments and Changes of Status
- 4.B.(2) For Dan Hopson, Professor of Law in the School of Law-Bloomington, drop the
title of Associate Dean of the Faculties, effective July 1, 1978, and leave of absence, with
pay, for the period July 1, 1978 to December 31, 1978.
- 4.B.(3) This item was deleted.
Early Retirements
- 4.B.(4) Nancy B. Davis, Director of the Reading and Study Skills Center, Division of
Student Services, and Associate Professor of Education, part-time in the School of
Education-Bloomington, early retirement effective June 30, 1978.
- 4.B.(5) William H. Andrews, Professor of Economics in the College of Arts and Sciences,
early retirement, under the 18-20 year plan, effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(6) Douglas G. Ellson, Professor of Psychology in the College of Arts and Sciences,
early retirement, under the 18-20 year plan, effective May 1978.
Promotion List
- 4.B.(7) The following list of faculty members and librarians who are recommended for
promotion in rank, effective July 1, 1978 is as follows:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
- Raymond J. DeMallie, Anthropology
- Ivan Karp, Anthropology
- Anya P. Royce, Anthropology
- Peter J. Ortoleva, Chemistry
- Attila L. Szabo, Chemistry
- C. Clifford Flanigan, Comparative Literature
- Giancarlo Maiorino, Comparative Literature and French and Italian
- Michael Rosenblum, English
- Murray A. Sperber, English
- Molly Ann Paries, Fine Arts
- Stephen Murray, Fine Arts
- James M. Diehl, History
- Barbara A. Hanawalt, History
- M. Jeanne Peterson, History
- Nelda M. Christ, Home Economics
- Mary I. Benedict, Journalism
- Trevor R. Brown, Journalism
- David H. Weaver, Journalism
- Daniel A. Dinnsen, Linguistics
- J. F. Giles Auchmuty, Mathematics
- Victor W. Goodman, Mathematics
- William H. Wheeler, Mathematics
- Geoffrey P. Hellman, Philosophy
- Harold O. Ogren, Physics
- Marjorie Hershey, Political Science
- Jeffrey R. Alberts, Psychology
- James G. Hart, Religious Studies
- Joseph Olivelle, Religious Studies
- Ilene Bernstein, Sociology
- Barbara Reskin, Sociology
- Moya Andrews, Speech and Hearing Sciences
- Lamar L. Young, Jr., Speech and Hearing Sciences
- Larry W. Moses, Uralic and Altaic Studies
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION-BLOOMINGTON
- Frank K. Lester
- Martha M. McCarthy
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
- Harold F. Abeles
- Wilber T. England
- Michael Gordon
- Alan Harler
- W. Wallace Hornibrook
Associate Professor to Professor
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
- Phyllis R. Klotman, Afro-American Studies
- George D. Hegeman, Biology
- Milos V. Novotny, Chemistry
- B. Breon Mitchell, Comparative Literature and Germanic Languages
- Mary A. Burgan, English
- James O. Naremore, English
- Alvin H. Rosenfeld, English
- Terry Ilies, Fine Arts
- Lee J. Suttner, Geology
- Bradford G. Martin, History
- Ronald N. Giere, History and Philosophy of Science
- Victor E. Thoren, History and Philosophy of Science
- G. Cleveland Wilhoit, Journalism
- Benjamin R. Halpern, Mathematics
- Paul D. Eisenberg, Philosophy
- Andrew D. Bacher, Physics
- John L. Challifour, Physics and Mathematics
- James C. Craig, Psychology
- Steven J. Sherman, Psychology
- J. Paul Sampley, Religious Studies
- Joseph V. Ricapito, Spanish and Portuguese
- Dennis S. Gouran, Speech Communication
- Gerhard W. Gaiser, Theatre and Drama
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION-BLOOMINGTON
- Robert D. Barr
- Lee H. Ehman
- Marianne H. Mitchell
- John J. Patrick
- George J. Vuke
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
- Austin B. Caswell
- Roger A. Havranek
- Gary E. Wittlich
It is recommended that the following librarians be approved for promotion on
the indicated campuses, effective July 1, 1978.
Affiliate Librarian to Assistant Librarian
- Mary Bonhomme, Kokomo
- Robert Michael Fling, Bloomington
- James D. Lockwood, Bloomington
- Kirsten Quam, Indianapolis
- Edith Sonntag, Indianapolis
- Kathryn Talalay, Bloomington
- Fenton S. Martin, Bloomington
Assistant Librarian to Associate Librarian
- Ann B. Beltran, Bloomington
- Jean E. Gosebrink, Bloomington
- Laurel Jizba, Bloomington
- Naomi Lawlis, Bloomington
- William B. McCloy, Bloomington
- Ruby May, Indianapolis
- Harold Shaffer, Indianapolis
- Louise S. Spear, Bloomington
Associate Librarian to Librarian
- Polly Grimshaw, Bloomington
- Virginia Humnicky, Indianapolis
- Oleg Kudryk, Bloomington
- Carolyn Snyder, Bloomington
- Alice Wickizer, Bloomington
- 4.B.(8) The following is a list of faculty members and librarians who are recommended
for tenure, effective July 1, 1979.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
- Raymond J. DeMallie, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
- Eugene Eoyang, Associate Professor of Comparative Literature and of East Asian
Languages and Cultures
- Giancarlo Maiorino, Assistant Professor of Comparative Literature and of French and
Italian
- Leo Lee, Associate Professor of East Asian Languages and Cultures
- James M. Boughton, Associate Professor of Economics
- Michael Rosenblum, Assistant Professor of English
- Scott R. Sanders, Associate Professor of English
- Molly Ann Paries, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts
- Stephen Murray, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts
- Victor L. Streib, Associate Professor of Forensic Studies
- James M. Diehl, Assistant Professor of History
- M. Jeanne Peterson, Assistant Professor of History
- Trevor R. Brown, Assistant Professor of Journalism
- David H. Weaver, Assistant Professor of Journalism
- Daniel A. Dinnsen, Assistant Professor of Linguistics
- J. F. Giles Auchmuty, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- Robert T. Glassey, Associate Professor of Mathematics
- Victor W. Goodman, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- William H. Wheeler, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- Mark J. Pastin, Associate Professor of Philosophy
- Paul V. Spade, Associate Professor of Philosophy
- Norman Furniss, Associate Professor of Political Science and of West European Studies
- Harvey Starr, Associate Professor of Political Science
- Timothy A. Tilton, Associate Professor of Political Science
- Stephen J. Stein, Associate Professor of Religious Studies
- Lowell L. Hargens, Associate Professor of Sociology
- David Knoke, Associate Professor of Sociology
- Moya Andrews, Assistant Professor of Speech and Hearing Sciences
- Larry W. Moses, Assistant Professor of Uralic and Altaic Studies
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION-BLOOMINGTON
- C. William Day, Associate Professor of Education
- Bernard E. McClellan, Associate Professor of Education
- Michael H. Milenda, Associate Professor of Education
- Rex A. Stockton, Associate Professor of Education
GRADUATE LIBRARY SCHOOL
- Herbert S. White, Professor
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
- James O. Buswell, Associate Professor of Music
- Frederick A. Fox, Professor of Music
- Michael Gordon, Assistant Professor of Music
- Alan Harler, Assistant Professor of Music
- Eva Janzer, Associate Professor of Music
- Vera Scammon, Associate Professor of Music
- Abraham Skernick, Professor of Music
- Zadel Skolovsky, Professor of Music
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES-BLOOMINGTON CAMPUS
- Jean E. Gosebrink, Assistant Librarian
- Larry W. Griffin, Associate Librarian
- Laurel Jizba, Assistant Librarian
- Shizue Matsuda, Associate Librarian
- Louise S. Spear, Assistant Librarian
- Saundra B. Taylor, Associate Librarian
It is recommended that the following persons be reappointed with tenure on
the indicated campuses, effective July 1, 1979:
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION-INDIANAPOLIS CAMPUS
- Ronald Britton, Associate Professor
- Ruth Holland, Associate Professor
UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES
- Harold Shaffer, Assistant Librarian (Indianapolis)
- Nancy Totten, Assistant Librarian (Southeast)
- 4.B.(9) The following list of faculty members and librarians were recommended for
sabbatical leave during the 1978-79 year.
COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES
- Dean Fraser, Biology Second, Semester
- Lawrence K. Montgomery, Chemistry, First Semester
- James M. Boughton, Economics, First Semester
- Scott R. Saunders, English, Academic Year
- Jerald Jacquard, Fine Arts, Second Semester
- M. Jeanne Peterson, History, Academic Year
- Victor W. Goodman, Mathematics, Academic Year
- Paul V. Spade, Philosophy, Second Semester
- Harvey Starr, Political Science, Academic Year
- Timothy Tilton, Political Science, Academic Year
- Stephen J. Stein, Religious Studies, First Semester
SCHOOL OF EDUCATION
- Ronald Dehnke, (Indianapolis), First Semester
- Michael Tracy, (Bloomington), Academic Year
SCHOOL OF MUSIC
- David Baker, Academic Year
- Gianna d'Angelo, First Semester
- Miriam Glevin, First Semester
- Carl Fuerstner, Second Semester
- 4.B.(10) The following list of faculty members were recommended for emeritus rank,
effective July 1, 1978.
- William H. Andrews, Professor Emeritus of Economics
- D. Ralph Appelman, Professor Emeritus of Music
- Wilfred C. Bain, Professor Emeritus of Music
- Glanville Downey, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of History and of Classical
Studies
- Alma Eikerman, Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Fine Arts
- Douglas G. Ellson, Professor Emeritus of Psychology
- Nicholas A. Fattu, Reserach Professor Emeritus of Education
- Willis P. Porter, Professor Emeritus of Education
- Arthur Schweitzer, Professor Emeritus of Economics, the additional title of Professor
Emeritus of West European Studies
REPORT ITEMS
Initial Appointments
- 4.B.(11) Captain Paul J. Nichol as Assistant Professor of Military Science, beginning
summer 1978. This appointment is without stipend or tenure.
- 4.B.(12) Major David M. Wahlbom as Assistant Professor of Military Science, beginning
summer 1978. This appointment is without stipend or tenure.
- 4.B.(13) Captain James A. Mercer, Jr. as Assistant Professor of Aerospace Studies,
beginning summer 1978. This appointment is without stipend or tenure.
Reappointments and Changes of Status
- 4.B.(14) For Mary S. Bopp, a change in title from Lecturer to Assistant Professor of
Physical Education, School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, for the period
August 1978 to May 1980.
- 4.B.(15) For Margaret Scherer Hickman, a change in title from Visiting Affiliate
Librarian, Cataloging, to Visiting Assistant Librarian, Cataloging, University Libraries,
for the period July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979.
- 4.B.(16) For Bill Ray Wilson, reappointment as Adjunct Assistant Professor of
Recreation, School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, beginning July 1, 1978.
- 4.B.(17) For Robert M. Christie, reappointment as Director of Bradford Woods and
Associate Professor of Recreation, part-time, School of Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation, beginning July 1, 1978.
- 4.B.(18) For John M. Ross, reappointment as Director of Planning and Resource
Development and Assistant Professor of Recreation, part-time, School of Health, Physical
Education, and Recreation, beginning August 1978.
- 4.B.(19) For Martin W. Meyer, reappointment as Adjunct Associate Professor of
Recreation, School of Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, for the 1978-79 academic
year.
- 4.B.(20) For Edith E. Sonntag, reappointment as Affiliate Librarian, Reference Social
Service, Blake Street Library, University Libraries, IUPUI, for the period July 1, 1978 to
June 30, 1979.
Leaves of_Absence
- 4.B.(22) For Judith Ann Berling, Assistant Professor of Religious Studies in the
College of Arts and Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year, to
teach at Stanford University,
- 4.B.(23) For Robert G, Kelly, Professor of English in the College of Arts and
Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year to do research.
- 4.B.(24) For Patrick M. Brantlinger, Professor of English in the College of Arts and
Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the 1978^79 academic year to accept a Guggenheim
Fellowship to do research.
- 4.B.(25) For Stuart M. Sperry, Professor of English in the College of Arts and
Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the second semester of the 1978-79 year to do
research.
- 4.B.(26) For Paul John Eakin, Associate Professor of English in the College of Arts and
Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year to accept a Senior
Fulbright-Hays Lectureship to teach at the University of Athens in Greece.
- 4.B.(27) For Lee W, Sterrenburg, Assistant Professor of English in the College of Arts
and Sciences, a leave of absence without pay for the 1978~79 academic year to accept a
Mellon Fellowship in the Humanities to do rese arch at the University of Pennsylvania.
- 4.B.(28) For Roger S. Mitchell, Professor of English in the College of Arts and
Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year to assume a visiting
position at Leicester University in England.
- 4.B.(29) For Carroll A. Nelson, Associate Professor of Classical Studies in the College
of Arts and Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year to accept a
Humboldt-Stiftung Fellowship to do research.
- 4.B.(30) For Ulrich Weisstein, Professor of Germanic Languages and of Comparative
Literature in the College of Arts and Sciences, leave of absence without pay for the second
semester of the 1978-79 academic year to serve as Visiting Professor at Stanford University.
- 4.B.(31) For A. Peter Brown, Associate Professor of Music in the School of Music, leave
of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year to accept a Guggenheim Fellowship.
Resignations, Cancellations, and Expirations of Appointments
- 4.B.(32) Jill D. Wright, Assistant Librarian and Cataloger, Blake Street Library,
University Libraries, IUPUI, effective March 18, 1978 to accept a position at the
Franklin-Johnson County Public Library.
- 4.B.(33) David V. Lewis, Assistant Librarian Herron School of Art, University
Libraries, IUPUI, effective March 14, 1978 to accept a position at the Franklin-Johnson
County Public Library.
- 4.B.(34) Eileen Silverstein, Assistant Professor of Law in theSchool of
Law-Bloomington, effective May 1979.
- 4.B.(35) John Scanzoni, Professor of Sociology in the College of Arts and Sciences,
effective August 15, 1978 to accept a position at the University of North Carolina at
Greensboro.
- 4.B.(36) Lawrence Smith, Professor of Mathematics in the College of Arts and Sciences,
effective August 15, 1978.
- 4.B.(37) Frank Wilson Thompson, Assistant Professor of Philosophy in the College of
Arts and Sciences, effective May 1978 to accept other employment.
- 4.B.(38) Robert J. Dunn, Assistant Professor of English in the College of Arts and
Sciences, expiration of appointment effective August 8, 1978.
- 4.B.(39) David R. Walters, Associate Professor of Forensic Studies in the College of
Arts and Sciences, expiration of appointment effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(40) Mari Evans Phemster, Assistant Professor and Writer-in-Residence in
Afro-American Studies in the College of Arts and Sciences, expiration of appointment
effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(41) LaRaw Maran, Assistant Professor of Linguistics in the College of Arts and
Sciences, expiration of appointment effective August 8, 1978.
- 4.B.(42) Anita Rozlapa, Assistant Professor of Spanish and Portuguese in the College of
Arts and Sciences, expiration of appointment effective August 8, 1978.
- 4.B.(43) Judith F. Hansen, Assistant Professor of Anthropology in the College of Arts
and Sciences, expiration of appointment effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(44) Hugh Ming Lee, Assistant Professor of Classical Studies in the College of Arts
and Sciences, expiration of appointment effective August 15, 1978.
- 4.B.(45) Richard Wilsnack, Assistant Professor of Sociology in the College of Arts and
Sciences, effective May 1979.
- 4.B.(46) Henry J. Richardson, Associate Professor of Law in the Schoolof Law,
Bloomington, expiration of appointment effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(47) Mordechai Rechtman, Professor of Music in the School of Music, effective
August 8, 1978 to return to Israel.
Retirements
- 4.B.(48) Nicholas A. Fattu, Reserach Professor of Education in the School of
Education-Bloomington retirement effective June 30, 1978.
- 4.B.(49) Glanville Downey, Distinguished Professor of History and of Classical Studies
in the College of Arts and Sciences, retirement effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(50) Alma R. Eikerman, Distinguished Professor of Fine Arts in the College of Arts
and Sciences retirement effective May 1978.
- 4.B.(51) D. Ralph Appelman, Professor of Music in the School of Music, retirement
effective May 1978.
Appointments to Graduate School
- 4.B.(52) It was recommended that the following faculty members be appointed to the
Graduate School Faculty:
- J. John Harris, III, School of Education - Indianapolis
- Lawrence Lumeng, Medicine and Biochemistry, School of Medicine
- Ting-Kai Li, Medicine and Biochemistry, School of Medicine
4.C. VICE PRESIDENT IRWIN
ACTION ITEMS
Initial Appointment
- 4.C.(1) Earl A Spiller, Jr. as Professor of Accounting, with tenure, School of
Business-Bloomington, effective July 1, 1978.
Reappointments and Changes of Status
- 4.C.(2) For Edward J. Kuntz, Associate Dean, School of Continuing Studies, and
Professor of Business Administration, School of Business, the additional title of Acting
Dean, School of Continuing Studies, for the period May 5, 1978 to June 30, 1978.
- 4.C.(3) For Ralph L. Day, Professor of Business Administration, a change in title from
Acting Chairperson to Chairperson of the Department of Marketing, School of Business, for
the period August 15, 1978 to August 15, 1980.
- 4.C.(4) For A. Donald Merritt, Professor and Chairman of Medical Genetics and Professor
of Medicine, School of Medicine drop the title of Chairman of Medical Genetics, effective
July 1, 1978.
Retirement and Emeritus Titles
- 4.C.(5) Frank J. Welcher, Professor of Chemistry, School of Science, retirement
effective May 1978 with the title of Professor Emeritus of Chemistry, effective July 1,
1978.
- 4.C.(6) Evelyn von Herrmann, Assistant Professor of Social Work, retirement effective
May 1978, under the 18-20 year rule, with the title of Assistant Professor Emeritus of
Social Work of Social Work.
- 4.C.(7) Harris B, Shumacker, Jr., Distinguished Professor of Surgery, retirement
effective July 1, 1978 with the title of Distinguished Professor Emeritus of Surgery, School
of Medicine.
- 4.C.(8) Vergil K. Stoelting, Professor of Anesthesia, retirement effective July 1,
1978, under the 18-20 year rule, with the title of Professor Emeritus of Anesthesia, School
of Medicine.
- 4.C.(9) Carl D. Martz, Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery, a change in title to Clinical
Professor Emeritus of Orthopaedic Surgery, School of Medicine, effective July 1, 1978.
Promotion in Rank
- 4.C.(10) The list of faculty members recommended for promotion in rank at Indiana
University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, effective July 1, 1978, were presented to the
Board for approval as follows:
Instructor to Assistant Professor
- James D. Brown, (part-time) School of Dentistry
- Charles O. Haxelrigg, (part time) School of Dentistry
- Philip C. Rake, (part-time) School of Dentistry
- William R. Shoemaker, (part-time) School of Dentistry
- Sarah Burns, Herron School of Art
- Jan Tenenbaum-Aguet, Herron School of Art
- Janatha R. Ashton, School of Medicine
- David Z. McSwane, School of Medicine
- Roger W. Wall, School of Medicine
- Marilyn Green, School of Nursing
- Sherrilyn Passo, School of Nursing
- Jeffery Vessely, School of Physical Education
- Mary Kimball, School of Physical Education
- John Hitchcock, School of Optometry (Bloomington)
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor
- Pekin Ogan, School of Business (Bloomington)
- Wayne Winston, School of Business (Bloomington)
- Stanton Cort, School of Business (Bloomington)
- Keith Knauss, School of Continuing Studies (South Bend)
- James Wallihan, School of Continuing Studies
- Charles J. Goodacre, School of Dentistry
- Gerald G. Kiley, (part-time) School of Dentistry
- Charles H. Redish, (part-time) School of Dentistry
- Rolf F. Rehe, Herron School of Art
- Justin Libby, School of Liberal Arts
- Nancy Newton, School of Liberal Arts
- Richard Turner, School of Liberal Arts
- Dorothy Webb, School of Liberal Arts
- Daniel Wolf, School of Liberal Arts
- Laurence A. Boxer, School of Medicine
- Joyce E. Byllesby, (Clinical) School of Medicine
- Carolyn A. Cunningham, School of Medicine
- James W. Edmondson, School of Medicine
- Harold E. Eitzen, School of Medicine
- Bernardino Ghetti, School of Medicine
- Ruth Gurd, School of Medicine
- Richard A. Haak, School of Medicine
- David Hadley, (Clinical) School of Medicine
- Ronald C. Hamaker, School of Medicine
- David P. Henry, School of Medicine
- Joseph A. Koss, School of Medicine
- Thomas J. Lord, (Clinical) School of Medicine
- Friedrich C. Luft, School of Medicine
- Marion R. Magee, School of Medicine
- Leo J. McCarthy, School of Medicine
- Hee-Myung Park, School of Medicine
- Vimalkumar Patel, School of Medicine
- Donald M. Pell, (Clinical) School of Medicine
- Emmett C. Pierce, (Clinical) School of Medicine
- Sherry I. F. Queener, School of Medicine
- Judith A. Richter, School of Medicine
- Frederic L. Schoen, School of Medicine
- Richard L. Schreiner, School of Medicine
- Wilbur L. Smith, School of Medicine
- Fayez S. Tushan, (Clinical) School of Medicine
- Frank Vinicor, (part-time) School of Medicine
- Rebecca S. Wappner, School of Medicine
- Evelyn Beardshear, School of Nursing
- Nathalie Fedynskyj, School of Nursing
- Beverly Forbes, School of Nursing
- Rosanne Perez, School of Nursing
- Charmaine Smith, School of Nursing
- David Parkhurst, SPEA (Bloomington)
- Mary Fortner, School of Social Work
- Jerome Smith, School of Social Work
Associate Professor to Professor
- George K. Stookey, School of Dentistry
- Charles E. Tomich, School of Dentistry
- Robert Eagerton, Herron School of Art
- Kenneth Stroud, I.U. School of Law-Indianapolis
- Paul Nagy, School of Liberal Arts
- Edward Cockerill, School of Medicine
- P. Michael Conneally, School of Medicine
- Reginald Eggleton, School of Medicine
- Kathleen Fitzhugh-Bell, School of Medicine
- Edward J. Hicks, School of Medicine
- Wells R. Moorehead, School of Medicine
- Aristotle Siakotos, School of Medicine
- George A. Tanner, School of Medicine
- Aiigust Watanable, School of Medicine
- Beverly Flynn, School of Nursing
- Paul Pietsch, School of Optometry (Bloomington)
- Charles Shick, School of Optometry (Bloomington)
- John Mikesell, SPEA (Bloomington)
- 4.C.(10a) At its meeting of March 17, 1978, The Purdue University Board of Trustees
approved the following nominations for promotion of the Purdue University-mission faculty at
IUPUI:
Assistant Professor to Associate Professor
- Charalambos D. Aliprantis, School of Science
- Robert W. Keck, School of Science
- Han Won Paik, School of Science
- Oliver C.S. Tzeng, School of Science
Associate Professor to Professor
- Edgai Fleenor, School of Engineering & Technology
- Paul M. McLear, School of Engineering & Technology
- 4.C.(11) The following list of faculty members recommended for tenure at Indiana
University-Purdue University at Indianapolis, effective July 1, 1979, was presented to the
Board for approval.
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
- Christian Albright, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Robert Hall, Associate Professor
- Lester Heitger, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Bruce Jaffee, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- John B. Silvers, Associate Professor
SCHOOL OF CONTINUING STUDIES
- David Spencer, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Joyce Williams, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
- Will Campbell, Jr., Assistant Professor
- Marjory Carr, Assistant Professor
- David Dickey, Associate Professor
- Roberta Hilderbrand, Assistant Professor
- Abdel El-Kafrawy, Associate Professor
- David Kilgore, Assistant Professor
- Evelyn Oldsen, Associate Professor
- Byron Olson, Assistant Professor
- Charles Poland, Assistant Professor
- S. Michael Stropes, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING & TECHNOLOGY
- Robert Merz, Assistant Professor
HERRON SCHOOL OF ART
- Aaron Law, Associate Professor
- Rolf Rehe, Associate Professor
- Samuel Roberson, Associate Professor
I.U. SCHOOL OF LAW-INDIANAPOLIS
- Agnes B. Barrett , Associate Professor
- Kenneth Stroud, Professor
SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS
- Richard Turner, Associate Professor
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
- John C. Bailey, Associate Professor
- Catherine Barrett, Assistant Professor
- Daniel Benford, Associate Professor
- Robert Burt, Associate Professor
- Carolyn Cunningham, Associate Professor
- Guy DeRosa, Associate Professor
- John Doty, Associate Professor
- Harold Eitzen, Associate Professor
- Henry Feuer, Associate Professor
- Thomas Franklin, Assistant Professor
- Donald Gartner, Assistant Professor
- Edward Gesser, Assistant Professor
- Richard Haak, Associate Professor
- Virgil Hoftiezer, Associate Professor
- Kevin Lavelle, Associate Professor
- Richard Lawlor, Assistant Professor
- Clement McDonald, Associate Professor
- Lazaro Mirkin, Associate Professor
- Lewis Morrison, Associate Professor
- Terry Reed, Assistant Professor
- Mitchell L. Rhodes, Associate Professor
- John A. Robb, Associate Professor
- Howell Rogers, Assistant Professor
- Lindley Wagner, Associate Professor
- August Watanable, Professor
SCHOOL OF NURSING
- Charlotte Carlley, Associate Professor
- Carole Connaughton, Associate Professor
- Marilyn Green, Assistant Professor
- Rebecca Markel, Associate Professor
- Sister Rosemary McLain, Associate Professor
- Freda Scales-Smith, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY
- Arthur J. Afanador, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL
- Jerry L. McCaffery, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- James Peva, Associate Professor
- Charles Wise, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
- Jerome Kaplan, Professor
- Daniel Landis, Professor
- Ralph Ockerse, Professor
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
- David Metzger, Assistant Professor
- Sudarshan Singh, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
The following faculty members in the Purdue missions (School of Engineering
and Technology and School of Science) were recommended for tenure in accordance with Purdue
University policy which accords tenure with promotion to the rank of Associate Professor,
effective July 1, 1979:
- Charalambos D. Aliprantis, School of Science
- Robert Keck, School of Science
- Oliver C.S. Tzeng, School of Science
REPORT ITEMS
Initial Appointments
- 4.C.(12) James A. Lemons as Associate Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, for
the period July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979.
- 4.C.(13) John R. Ottensmann as Assistant Professor of Public and Environmental
Affairs, School of Public and Environmental Affairs-Indianapolis, for the period August 1978
to May 1979.
- 4.C.(14) Ernest E. Smith as Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine, for
the period July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979.
- 4.C.(15) Randall L. Caldwell as Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, School of Medicine,
for the period July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1979.
- 4.C.(16) Arlin E. Brown as Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Medical
Sciences Program and Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, effective April 1, 1978.
This appointment is without stipend or tenure.
- 4.C.(17) Joel H. Griffith as Clinical Assistant Professor of Psychiatry, Medical
Sciences Program and Department of Psychiatry, School of Medicine, effective April 1, 1978.
This appointment is without stipend or tenure.
- 4.C.(18) Robert L. Young as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Anatomy, Northwest Center
for Medical Education, School of Medicine, effective April 7, 1978. This appointment is
without stipend or tenure.
- 4.C.(19) Bruce H. Petersen as Adjunct Assistant Professor of Biology, School of
Science, effective March 1, 1978. This appointment is without stipend or tenure.
Visiting Faculty Appointments
- 4.C.(20) Grace E. Johnson as Visiting Professor of Accounting, School of
Business-Bloomington, for the first semester of the 1978-79 academic year.
Reappointments and Changes of Status
- 4.C.(21) For Thomas L. Ruble, a change in title from Visiting Assistant Professor to
Assistant Professor of Administrative and Behavioral Studies, School of
Business-Bloomington, for the period August 1978 to May 1981.
- 4.C.(22) For Betty C. Corya, a change in title from Associate Professor, part-time, to
Associate Professor of Medicine, School of Medicine, for the period July 1, 1978 to June 30,
1981.
- 4.C.(23) For Ronald Steven Filo, a change in title from Associate Professor, part-time
to Associate Professor of Surgery, School of Medicine, for the period April 1, 1978 to June
30, 1980.
- 4.C.(24) For Edwin J. Smith, a change in title from Associate Professor, part-time, to
Associate Professor of Medicine, School of Medicine, for the period April 1, 1978 to June
30, 1980.
Reappointments - 1979-80 Year
- 4.C.(25) The following faculty members have completed two or more years of service and
are recommended for reappointment for the 1979-80 year in units reporting to Vice President
Irwin:
SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
- Franklin Acito, Assistant Professor
- Ronald Anderson, Associate Professor
- John C. Aplin, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Richard E. Baker, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Phillip Birnbaum, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- John A. Boquist, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Jane O. Burns, Assistant Professor
- Richard A. Cosier, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Lawrence S. Davidson, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- John M. Finkelstein, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Jeffrey D. Ford, Assistant Professor
- Michael Goldberg, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Jonathan Goodrich, Assistant Professor
- Michael Groomer, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- William Hegarty, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- James A. Heintz, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- A. Milton Jenkins, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Tamila C. Jensen, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Roger Jerman, Associate Professor
- Robert C. Klemkosky, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Wayne Lee, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Greg Leveto, Assistant Professor
- Paul Marer, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Thomas Mawhinney, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Georgia B. Miller, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Pekin Ogan, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Wayne L. Winston, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
SCHOOL OF CONTINUING STUDIES
- Frank DiSilvestro, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Ralph A. Johnson, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Lawrence Keller, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Keith Knauss, Associate Professor (South Bend)
- Marjorie Leamnson, Assistant Professor
- Alan B. McNabb, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Nancy Seltz, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Eugenio Sorcinelli, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- James Wallihan, Associate Professor
SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY
- Ronald Billings, Assistant Professor
- Juanita Chisler, Instructor
- Jennifer Hays Dancisak, Instructor
- Clarence E. Deane, Associate Professor
- Jeanne F. Dray, Assistant Professor
- Beverly Frey, Instructor
- Lawrence Goldblatt, Associate Professor
- Charles Goodacre, Associate Professor
- Larry L. Graham, Associate Professor
- Wiley Green, Instructor
- Merle Harris, Associate Professor
- Roger Meyer, Assistant Professor
- Bruce Mitchell, Assistant Professor
- John Osborne, Associate Professor
- Kichuel Park, Instructor
- Sally Phillips, Instructor
- John Risch, Assistant Professor
- Shermie Schafer, Instructor
- Donald Tharp, Associate Professor
- Jeannie Vickery, Instructor
- Linda Vollmer, Instructor
- Anita Weaver, Assistant Professor
- Gail Williamson, Instructor
- Richard J. Wills, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY
- Willard D. Bostwick, Professor
- William Seibert, Assistant Professor
- Edward Solinski, Associate Professor
HERRON SCHOOL OF ART
- Jan Tenenbaum Aguet, Assistant Professor
- Lance Baber, Assistant Professor
- Stanley Burford, Assistant Professor
- Sarah Burns, Assistant Professor
- Kevin Byrne, Assistant Professor
- William Detmers, Assistant Professor
- Ian Fraser, Assistant Professor
- Steven Mannheimer, Instructor
- Richard Nickelson, Assistant Professor
- Phi Hip Tennant, Assistant Professor
INDIANA UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF LAW-INDIANAPOLIS
- Clyde H. Crockett, Associate Professor
- Debra A. Falender, Assistant Professor
- Helen P. Garfield, Associate Professor
- Wendell Johnting, Assistant Librarian
- Gary A. Ratner, Associate Professor
- Kathy J. Welker, Assistant Librarian
SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS
- James Beaudry, Assistant Professor
- Thomas S. Fedor, Associate Professor
- Lee Finkle, Assistant Professor
- William Fleming, Assistant Professor
- David Ford, Assistant Professor
- Sue Hammersmith, Assistant Professor
- John Hoerner, Assistant Professor
- Giles Hoyt, Assistant Professor
- Barbara Simon Jackson, Assistant Professor
- Kathleen Klein, Assistant Professor
- Nancy Newton, Associate Professor
- Joel Shapiro, Assistant Professor
- Rowland Sherrill, Assistant Professor
- Rosalie Vermette, Assistant Professor
- Dorothy Webb, Associate Professor
- Charles Winslow, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF MEDICINE
- Jack R. Adair, Assistant Professor
- Josefino Aguilar, Assistant Professor
- Marlene Aldo-Benson, Assistant Professor
- Jeffrey Alexander, Assistant Professor
- William Anderson, Assistant Professor
- Mary Asterita, Assistant Professor
- Sarah Baker, Instructor
- William Baldwin, Assistant Professor
- Thomas Ballantine, Assistant Professor
- Marilyn Bartlett, Assistant Professor
- Karen Baxter-Gabbard, Assistant Professor
- Phillip J. Bendick, Assistant Professor
- Nira Ben-Jonathan, Assistant Professor
- Harold Bohlen, Assistant Professor
- Leo M. Bonaventura, Assistant Professor
- William Bosron, Assistant Professor
- Sally Bowman, Assistant Professor
- Laurence Boxer, Associate Professor
- Mary Brady, Assistant Professor
- Scott C. Bruins, Assistant Professor
- Marilyn J. Bull, Assistant Professor
- Bernice Campbell, Instructor
- Judith Campbell, Assistant Professor
- William Capello, Assistant Professor
- Robert Colyer, Assistant Professor
- Jeffrey Darnell, Assistant Professor
- James Dillon, Associate Professor
- Dennis Dipert, Assistant Professor
- David Doedens, Assistant Professor
- Elaine S. Edmonds, Assistant Professor
- James Edmondson, Associate Professor
- Clarence Ehrlich, Associate Professor
- Howard Eigen, Assistant Professor
- Lawrence Einhorn, Associate Professor
- Victor Elharrar, Assistant Professor
- Forrest Ellis, Assistant Professor
- David Felten, Associate Professor
- Fred L. Ficklin, Assistant Professor
- Arunabha Ganguly, Assistant Professor
- Bernardino Ghetti, Associate Professor
- Philip S. Gibbs, Assistant Professor
- Melvin Click, Assistant Professor
- Gary Groom, Assistant Professor
- Ruth Gurd, Associate Professor
- Alvin J. Haley, Assistant Professor
- James B. Hamaker, Assistant Professor
- Ronald Hamaker, Associate Professor
- Ada Harper, Assistant Professor
- Kenneth Haselby, Assistant Professor
- Dwight Hector, Assistant Professor
- Sally L. Hegeman, Assistant Professor
- Redmond P. Hogan, Assistant Professor
- Robert Holden, Associate Professor
- Robert C. Jackson, Assistant Professor
- Stephen J. Jay, Associate Professor
- Beng T. Joe, Assistant Professor
- F. Haven Jones, Assistant Professor
- Thomas A. Jones, Assistant Professor
- Robert Karn, Assistant Professor
- Saleem S.O. Kiblawi, Assistant Professor
- Robert Kingsley, Assistant Professor
- Martin B. Kleiman, Assistant Professor
- Richard B. Kohler, Assistant Professor
- Gopal Krishna, Assistant Professor
- Glen Lehman, Assistant Professor
- Friedrich C. Luft, Associate Professor
- Leo J. McCarthy, Associate Professor
- Roland B. McGrath, Assistant Professor
- David McSwane, Assistant Professor
- John R. Mayer, Assistant Professor
- L. Craig Miller, Assistant Professor
- Glen Moak, Assistant Professor
- Sanagavarapu Moorthy, Assistant Professor
- Stephen Morris, Assistant Professor
- Ted R. Nicholas, Assistant Professor
- Brian O'Connor, Assistant Professor
- William Oleckno, Assistant Professor
- Kenneth Olson, Assistant Professor
- Lillie-May Padilla, Assistant Professor
- Hee Myung Park, Associate Professor
- Vimalkumar Patel, Associate Professor
- Henry D. Prange, Assistant Professor
- Arthur Provisor, Assistant Professor
- Kirsten H.P. Quam, Affiliate Librarian
- Robert C. Ransburg, Assistant Professor
- Chalapathi C. Rao, Assistant Professor
- Ramaswamy Ravindran, Assistant Professor
- Ramachandra Reddy, Assistant Professor
- Charles E. Rehn, Assistant Professor
- Karyl Rickard, Assistant Professor
- Elton T. Ridley, Associate Professor
- Robert E. Rogers, Professor
- Ann Roman-Weiner, Assistant Professor
- Raoul S. Rosenthal, Assistant Professor
- Richard Rueckl, Assistant Professor
- Edgardo Sayoc, Assistant Professor
- Emily Schaaf, Assistant Professor
- Robert Schloemer, Assistant Professor
- Frederic L. Schoen, Associate Professor
- Richard Schreiner, Associate Professor
- Delores Schroeder, Assistant Professor
- Mary L. Seibert, Associate Professor
- Inn Sook Seo, Assistant Professor
- As lam Siddiqui, Assistant Professor
- Gretchen T. Smith, Assistant Professor
- Wilbur L. Smith, Associate Professor
- Mary Alma Soule, Assistant Professor
- Leon Stein, Associate Professor
- Dale E. Theobald, Assistant Professor
- William H. Thies, Assistant Professor
- Robert Tight, Assistant Professor
- Laverne B. Tubergen, Assistant Professor
- James VandenBerge, Associate Professor
- Ann Van Valkenburg, Affiliate Librarian
- Oscar Viegas, Assistant Professor
- Roger Wall, Assistant Professor
- Rebecca Wappner, Associate Professor
- Kathleen Warfel, Assistant Professor
- Justin Wass, Assistant Professor
- David D. Weaver, Assistant Professor
- Robert Weetman, Associate Professor
- Samuel Wentworth, Assistant Professor
- Lawrence J. Wheat, Assistant Professor
- Eric S. Williams, Assistant Professor
- Lynn Willis, Associate Professor
- Fred M. Wilson, Associate Professor
- David W. Zauel, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF NURSING
- Linda Abels, Assistant Professor
- Minnie Anderson, Assistant Professor
- Evelyn Beardshear, Associate Professor
- Anne Schraidt Belcher, Assistant Professor
- Richard Bowser, Instructor
- Veronica Cabrera, Assistant Professor
- Marguerite Casey, Assistant Professor
- Eleanor Corey, Assistant Professor
- Patricia Dybel, Instructor
- Diane Ellis, Assistant Professor
- Mary Fike Eoff, Assistant Professor
- Janet Gillon, Assistant Professor
- Patricia Greer, Assistant Professor
- Ann Gregersen, Assistant Professor
- Marlene Greskamp, Instructor
- Gia Hammers ley, Instructor
- Lula Griffin Hill, Instructor
- Ngoan Hoang, Assistant Professor
- Sarah Jenkins, Assistant Professor
- Betsy Joyce, Assistant Professor
- Carol H. Kammer, Assistant Professor
- R. Carole King, Assistant Professor
- Mary F. Koehler, Instructor
- Kathleen Koval, Assistant Professor
- Kathryn L. Lewis, Instructor
- Carol Leyhauf, Instructor
- Winston Long, Associate Professor
- Judith McCarty, Assistant Professor (I.U. East)
- Rose Mays, Associate Professor
- Caroline Myer, Assistant Professor
- Josephine Osborne, Instructor
- Sherrilyn Passo, Assistant Professor
- Rosanne Perez, Associate Professor
- Faye Peters, Instructor (Columbus Center)
- Margaret Pike, Assistant Professor
- Joyce Pluta, Instructor
- Stella Polus, Assistant Professor
- Virginia Richardson, Assistant Professor
- Mary L. Van Allen, Assistant Professor
- Martha Wittenauer, Assistant Professor
- Yvonne Wood, Assistant Professor
- Donna Zouvelos, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF OPTOMETRY
- Clifford Brooks, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Freddy W. L. Chang, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Gary S. Hafner, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Charles L. Haine, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- John R. Hitchcock, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Hurbert D. Riley, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- William W. Somers, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Robert C. VanHoven, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Dennis M. Yamamoto, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
SCHOOL OF PHYSICAL EDUCATION
- Mary Kimball, Assistant Professor
- John Kirby Overman, Assistant Professor
- Hitwant Sidhu, Assistant Professor
- Karen Teeguarden, Instructor
- Jeffrey Vessely, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF PUBLIC & ENVIRONMENTAL AFFAIRS
- John Bowman, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Stephen L. Hayford, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- John Jakubs, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Donald Klingner, Assistant Professor
- Theodore Miller, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Tom W. Miller, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- E. Philip Morgan, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- David Parkhurst, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- James C. Randolph, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- John R. Treat, Associate Professor (Bloomington)
- Frank Vilardo, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
- Norman Ware, Assistant Professor (Bloomington)
SCHOOL OF SCIENCE
- Konrad J. Banaszak, Associate Professor
- Martin Bard, Assistant Professor
- Richard Bodonyi, Assistant Professor
- Robert Bringle, Assistant Professor
- Robert M. Davis, Associate Professor
- Arthur Duncan, Assistant Professor
- Robert J. Flynn, Assistant Professor
- Robert D. Hall, Assistant Professor
- Terry Hall, Assistant Professor
- John T. Hazer, Assistant Professor
- Lucreda Hutton, Assistant Professor
- John F. Kremer, Assistant Professor
- Joan B. Lauer, Assistant Professor
- Norman Lees, Assistant Professor
- Kenneth Lipkowitz, Assistant Professor
- Jon C. Luke, Assistant Professor
- Richard O. McCracken, Assistant Professor
- Bartholomew Ng, Assistant Professor
- Martin O'Donnell, Assistant Professor
- Michael Penna, Assistant Professor
- Robert Rigdon, Assistant Professor
- Thomas Rigo, Assistant Professor
- Raymond J. Russo, Assistant Professor
- Marvin Rytting, Assistant Professor (Columbus Center)
- Robert Stark, Assistant Professor
- Soren Svanum, Assistant Professor
- Kathryn J. Wilson, Assistant Professor
SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK
- Valjean L. Dickinson, Assistant Professor
Leaves of Absence and Sabbatical Leaves
- 4.C.(26) For Carole King, Assistant Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing, leave of
absence without pay for the period September 1, 1978 to August 31, 1979.
- 4.C.(27) For Barbara Resler, Assistant Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing,
extension of leave of absence without pay for the 1978-79 academic year.
Resignations, Cancellations and Expirations of Appointment
- 4.C.(28) Jack W. Lukemeyer, Associate Dean and Associate Professor of Pediatrics,
School of Medicine, effective May 31, 1978 to accept a position as Vice Chancellor for
Health Affairs with the Ohio Board of Regents.
- 4.C.(29) Tim Seehausen, Clinical Assistant Professor of Family Medicine, part-time,
School of Medicine, effective March 13, 1978.
- 4.C.(30) Mary Kathryn Young, Assistant Professor and Assistant Director of the Physical
Therapy Program, Division of Allied Health Sciences, School of Medicine, effective June 30,
1978 as she is retiring.
- 4.C.(31) Frances Cleary, Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing, effective May 1978.
- 4.C.(32) Kyle A. Hall, Instructor in Nursing, School of Nursing, effective May 1978 as
she is moving out of the state.
- 4.C.(33) Alice Inman, Assistant Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing, effective May
1978.
- 4.C.(34) Charmaine P. Smith, Assistant Professor of Nursing, School of Nursing,
effective May 1978 in order to seek other employment.
- 4.C.(35) Wayne A. Cady, Associate Professor of Chemistry, School of Science, effective
May 1978 to accept a position in Philadelphia.
Appointments to Medical Staff of I.U. Medical Center Hospitals
- 4.C.(36) It was recommended that the persons listed below be appointed to the medical
staff of the Indiana University Medical Center Hospitals through June 30, 1978:
- Robert A. Strawbridge, Medicine (Pulmonary Diseases)
- L. Y. Frank Wu, Pediatrics (Allergy and Immunology)
Title Changes
- 4.C.(37) Approval was requested for title changes for the following faculty in the
School of Medicine in order to provide uniformity of titles within the Department of
Psychiatry:
- Dale Theobald, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Richard H. Bost, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- Henry Davis, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Edward J. DeVries, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- Marilyn Cinder, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Gerald Goldstone, Adjunct Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- George Karwish, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Paul Lefkovitz, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept, of
Psychiatry
- Paul Martin, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Joseph Mazzei, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- Charles Perkins, Clinical Associate Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- Joseph Pressner, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- Lisa Shusterman, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of
Psychiatry
- Stephen Stewart, Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Jerry Wesch, Clinical Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychology, Dept. of Psychiatry
- Carolyn Bryson, Developmental Psychologist, Dept. of Pediatrics; and Assistant
Professor of Clinical Psychology, part-time, Dept. of Psychiatry
- John Ehrman, Pediatric Psychologist, Dept. of Pediatrics; and Assistant Professor of
Clinical Psychology, part-time, Dept. of Psychiatry
4.D. DEAN SCHILT (Indiana University East)
REPORT ITEMS
Reappointments
- 4.D.(1) The following faculty members at I.U. East have completed two or more years of
service and are recommended for reappointment for the 1979-80 year:
- Rosalie J. Akey, Assistant Professor of Biology
- William F. Browne, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Education
- Patrick D. Cassady, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- Thomas D. Clark, Assistant Professor of Speech
- Lawrence R. Englert, Assistant Professor of Accounting
- Constance H. Ess, See 4.B.(21)
- Howard C. Gongwer, Assistant Professor of Continuing Studies
- William C. Hine, Assistant Professor of Education
- Judith A. McCarty, See 4.C.(25)
- Thomas W. Osgood, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- William C. Pavord, Associate Professor of Business
- Thomas J. Thomas, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts
4.E. ACTING CHANCELLOR BORKOWSKI (Indiana University-Purdue
University at Fort Wayne)
REPORT ITEMS
Sabbatical Leaves and Leaves of Absence
- 4.E.(1) For James M, Berry, Associate Professor of Business, extension of leave of
absence without pay for the first semester of the 1978-79 academic year.
- 4.E.(2) For Bernd-Dietrich Erdtmann, Professor of Geology, leave of absence without pay
for the first semester of the 1978-79 academic year.
Resignations, Cancellations, and Expirations of Appointment
- 4.E.(3) Gerri Wold Reid, Assistant Professor of Dental Auxiliary Education, effective
May 1978 for personal reasons.
Reappointments
- 4.E.(4) The following faculty members at Indiana University-Purdue University at Fort
Wayne have completed two or more years of service and are recommended for reappointment for
the 1979-80 year:
- R. Wayne Bennett, Assistant Professor of Music
- Gary B. Blumenshine, Assistant Professor of History
- Clinton K. Butler, Assistant Professor of French
- Charles A. Champion, Instructor in Dental Auxiliary Education IU-PU at Ft. Wayne and
IUPUI
- Chien-Ching Cho, Assistant Professor of Business and Economics
- Jeanette R. Clausen, Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages
- M. Ann Dirkes, Assistant Professor of Education
- Linda C. Fox, Assistant Professor of Spanish
- Suzanne Frazier, Assistant Professor of Education
- B. Donald Grose, See 4.B.(21)
- Pauline F. Hunsberger, See 4.B.(21)
- Sitaram S. Kharbas, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Henryk P. Kowalski, Assistant Professor of Music
- Anne P. Ladd, Assistant Professor of French
- Sharon Lichtenberg, Assistant Professor of English
- Wayne K. Linder, Assistant Professor of Human Behavior
- William G. Ludwin, Assistant Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
- Diane K. McGregor, Assistant Professor of Dental Auxiliary Education IU-PU at Fort
Wayne and IUPUI
- Kooros M. Mahmoudi, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Bernard M. Norman, Assistant Professor of Distribution and Marketing Technology
- Michael R. Nusbaumer, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- David L. Oberstar, Assistant Professor of Spanish
- C. James Owen, Assistant Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
- Paul J. Provost, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
- Alan K. Reichert, Assistant Professor of Business and Economics
- Masson L. Robertson, Assistant Professor of Music
- Paul E. Ruckman, Assistant Professor of Business and Economics
- Alan R. Sandstrom, Assistant Professor of Anthropology
- Christiane I. Seiler, Assistant Professor of Germanic Languages
- Marjorie E. Souers, Assistant Professor of Education
- K. Marie Stolba, Assistant Professor of Music
- Alexander A. Sunday, Assistant Professor of Business and Economics
- Mary H. Thunte, Assistant Professor of English
- Wen-hui Tsai, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Sushil K. Usman, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Hermine J. Van Nuis, Assistant Professor of English
- Judith L. Violette, See 4.B.(21)
- Philip H. Vorherr, Assistant Professor of Business Administration
4.F. CHANCELLOR BOGLE (Indiana University at Kokomo)
REPORT ITEMS
TIAA/CREF Matters
- 4.F.(1) Continuation of TIAA/CREF based on full rate of pay while on sabbatical leave
with half pay during the 1978-79 academic year was requested for Nedra S. Kinerk.
Reappointments
- 4.F.(2) The following faculty members at I.U. at Kokomo have completed two or more
years of service and were recommended for reappointment for the 1979-80 year:
- Clara E. Bell, Assistant Professor of Nursing
- Mary S. Bonhomme, See 4.B. (21)
- Newell G. Bringhurst, Assistant Professor of History
- Mary L. Bull, See 4.B.(21)
- Gary E. Dolph, Associate Professor of Botany
- Jack A. LeRoy, Associate Professor of Education
- Frank A. Lojewski, Associate Professor of History
- Larry G. McDougle, Associate Professor of Educational Technology and Continuing
Education
- Marina Natsis, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Robert R. Roales, Assistant Professor of Anatomy and Physiology
- Allen I. Safianow, Associate Professor of History
- Santosh Sambare, Assistant Professor of Business
- Daniel C. Schulman, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Sue Ann Smith, Assistant Professor of Nursing
- Robin G. Symonds, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
4.G. CHANCELLOR ORESCANIN (Indiana University Northwest)
REPORT ITEMS
Reappointments and Changes of Status
- 4.G.(1) For John I. Bettenbender, reappointment as Assistant Professor of Theatre for
the period August 1978 to May 1980.
Resignations, Cancellations, and Expirations of Appointments
- 4.G.(2) Thomas J. Lombardo, Assistant Professor of Psychology, effective May 15,
1978.
Reappointments
- 4.G.(3) The following members at I.U. Northwest have completed two or more years of
service and were recommended for reappointment for the 1979-80 year:
- Michael J. Abaray, See 4.B.(21)
- Stanley I. Adelman, Assistant Professor of Education
- Janice L. Akin, Assistant Professor of Allied Health Sciences
- Sham L. Bhatia, Assistant Professor of Economics
- Garrett L. Cope, Assistant Professor of Theatre
- John M. Garihan, Assistant Professor of Geology
- Yaakov M. Getz, Assistant Professor of Psychology
- Leodoro Hernandez, Assistant Professor of Education
- Randall C. Jacobs, Assistant Professor of Technology
- Nicolas C. Kanellos, Associate Professor of Spanish
- Matthew D. Karash, Instructor in Chemistry
- Sandra M. Lee, Assistant Professor of English
- Robert F. Lovely, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Nancy L. McMullen, Assistant Professor of Nursing
- Eileen M. Mays, Assistant Professor of Education
- Nicolas S. Shumway, Assistant Professor of Spanish
- Wayne H. Siek, Assistant Professor of English
- Leslie L. Steinkellner, Assistant Professor of Education
- Arthur D. Stumpf, Associate Professor of Educational Technology
- Michael G. Tomko, Assistant Professor of Theatre
- James Tylicki, Associate Professor of Physics
- Clyde A. Wiles, Assistant Professor of Education and Math Education
4.H. CHANCELLOR WOLFSON (Indiana University at South Bend)
ACTION ITEMS
Reappointments and Changes of Status
- 4.H.(1) For Donald D. Snyder, Professor of Physics, reappointment as Chairman of the
Division of Arts and Sciences for the period July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1980.
- 4.H.(2) For Frank X. Steggert, Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs,
reappointment as the Director of the Division of Public and Environmental Affairs for the
period July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1980.
- 4.H.(3) For Samuel R. Wiersteiner, Associate Professor of Technology, reappointment as
Director of I.U. South Bend Division of General and Technical Studies for the period July 1,
1978 to June 30 1980.
REPORT ITEMS
Initial Appointments
- 4.H(4) Gabrielle Robinson as Assistant Professor of English for the period August 1978
to May 1981.
- 4.H.(5) Fredrich vanWinkle Thiel as Assistant Professor of German for the period August
1978 to May 1980.
Sabbatical Leaves and Leaves of Absence
- 4.H.(6) For Lester C. Lamon, Associate Professor of History, leave of absence without
pay for the 1978-79 academic year to accept a Leverhulme Visiting Fellowship at the New
University of Ulster, Coleraine, Northern Ireland.
Reappointments
- 4.H.(7) The following faculty members at I.U. at South Bend have completed two or more
years of service and were recommended for reappointment for the 1979-80 year:
- David K. Barton, Assistant Professor of Music
- William E. Beane, Assistant Professor of Psychology
- Robert P. Beem, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- James E. Blodgett, Assistant Professor of English
- John E. Brewer, Associate Professor of Fine Arts
- Hendrik C. De Bruin, Professor of Education
- Rosemary Der Hagopian, Instructor in Dental Hygiene IUSB and IUPUI
- Frank N. Ellis, Associate Professor of Dental Auxiliary Education IUSB and IUPUI
- Eleodoro J. Febres, Assistant Professor of Spanish
- Patricia S. Fenelon, See 4.B.(21)
- Mary S. Freitag, See 4.B.(21)
- James R. Haines, Assistant Professor of Psychology
- Bonnie W. Hamber, Assistant Professor of Dental Hygiene IUSB and IUPUI
- John Paul Herr, Assistant Professor of Geography
- Alfred J. Herschede, Assistant Professor of Economics
- Craig A. Hosterman, Assistant Professor of Communication Arts
- Randall M. Isaacson, Assistant Professor of Education
- Maureen S. Janesheski, Assistant Professor of Dental Assisting IUSB and IUPUI
- Eric A. Kimmel, Associate Professor of Education
- Paul S. Kochanowski, Associate Professor of Economics
- Chihiro Kudo, Assistant Professor of Music
- Curtis L. Leggett, Assistant Professor of Education
- P. Helen Lewis, Assistant Professor of Education
- Richard M. Lynch, Associate Professor of Business Administration
- Ellen L. Maher, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Thomas C. Miller, Assistant Professor of Communication Arts
- Rosemary Monehen, Instructor in Dental Assisting IUSB and IUPUI
- John C. Owings, Associate Professor of Music
- Loy D. Pike, Assistant Professor of Microbiology
- Renee G. Rabinowitz, Assistant Professor of Psychology
- Karen M. Rasmussen, Assistant Professor of History
- Lutz E. Rath, Assistant Professor of Music
- Judith A. Redwine, Associate Professor of Education
- Walt P. Risler, Associate Professor of Public and Environmental Affairs
- James H. Ryan, Assistant Professor of Continuing Education
- Margaret C. Scanlan, Assistant Professor of English
- E. Marcia Sheridan, Assistant Professor of Education
- William O. Starkweather, Assistant Professor of Business Administration
- James Van Valkenburg, Assistant Professor of Music
- Samuel R. Wiersteiner, Associate Professor of Technology
4.I. CHANCELLOR CROOKS (Indiana University Southeast)
ACTION ITEMS
Initial Appointments
- 4.I.(1) Joseph M. Conder as Professor of Business Administration for the 1978-1979
academic year.
- 4.I.(2) Edward E. Frederick as Director of the Physical Plant, beginning May 8, 1978.
REPORT ITEMS
Reappointments
- 4.I.(3) The following faculty members at I.U. Southeast have completed two or more
years of service and are recommended for reappointment for the 1979-1980 year:
- Gilbert W. Atnip, Assistant Professor of Psychology
- Catherine W. Berheide, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- Louis E. Epstein, Adjunct Assistant Professor of Education
- John R. Guenther, Assistant Professor of Fine Arts
- Richard J. Jenks, Assistant Professor of Sociology
- T. David Johnston, Assistant Professor of Economics
- Margaret A. Lukas, Assistant Professor of Nursing
- Lawrence R. Mand, Assistant Professor of Mathematics
- John R. Martins, Assistant Professor of Education
- William E. Over, Assistant Professor of Theatre
- Curtis H. Peters, Assistant Professor of Philosophy
- Sally J. Riggs, See 4.B.(20)
- Ruth R. Viognier, Assistant Professor of Nursing
- Sharron H. Wagoner, Assistant Professor of French
- Guy O. Wall, Assistant Professor of Education
- Lillian E. Yeager, Associate Professor of Nursing
4.J. AWARD OF DEGREES
Approval was requested for the award of degrees, to be conferred May 1, 1978, to those
candidates who will have completed their work by that date and are recommended by the faculty.
Upon motion duly made and seconded, the above personnel items were unanimously
approved.
4.K. REPORT OF DEATHS
- Paul E. Klinge, Assistant to the President, the Professor of Education Bloomington, died
April 25, 1978.
- Robert W. Richey, Dean of the School of Continuing Studies, Director of Summer Sessions,
and Professor of Education, School of Education died May 1, 1978.
REAL ESTATE AND LEGAL MATTERS
Trustee Wolfe presented the following recommendations from the Committee on Real Estate and
Legal Matters:
Real Estate Matters
Bloomington
- 5.A.(1)(a) Lease of Geology Building office, Bloomington.
Since 1966 the Geological Survey, U.S. Department of the Interior, has occupied one small
office in the University's Geology Building on the Bloomington campus. The office is staffed
by the Survey and is used for carrying on certain projects with and for the Geology
Department.
Approval by the Board was requested for a lease extension which has been
developed with the U.S. General Services Administration to continue this project, with the
following principal terms:
- Lessee: U. S. General Services Administration
- Term: July 1, 1978 to June 30, 1982
- Space: Room 227, Geology Building (120 square feet)
- Rent: $600 per year ($5 per square foot)
The University provides maintenance, janitorial services, and all utilities except
telephone.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
- 5.A.(1)(b) Sale of surplus real estate - 500 North Clark Street and
428 North Jefferson Street, Bloomington. Pursuant to Trustee action on April 20, 1974,
item 5.A.(1)(a), the real estate located at 300 North Clark Street and 428 North Jefferson
Street was offered for sale.
The Board was informed that an offer to purchase both has
been received, at a price at or above the appraised value. Approval of the Board was
requested for the sale of this property and for the adoption of the standard resolution
requesting the Auditor of the State of Indiana to issue a Deed from the State of Indiana,
signed by the Governor, attested by the Auditor, which would convey title to the real
estate.
- Address: 300 North Clark Street
- Legal description: Lots Nineteen (19) and Twenty (20) in Block "Y," all in Highland
Homes Sub-division of the West half of the Southeast quarter of Section thirty-four (34)
Township nine (9) North, Range one (1) West, in Monroe County, Indiana.
- Address: 428 North Jefferson
- Legal description: Lots One (1) and Two (2) in Block "N" in Highland Homes Subdivision
of the West half of the Southeast quarter of Section Thirty-four (34) in Township Nine (9)
North, Range One (1) West, in the City of Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana, as shown by
recorded plat thereof.
- Price: $7,000 for both
- Buyer: Elizabeth Howard Burnham
- Terms: Cash at closing
RESOLUTION
WHEREAS, The Trustees of Indiana University, on March 23, 1964, and
February 26, 1965, purchased from Alice Ehrich and George and Virginia Gaston, the real
estate located at 300 North Clark Street and 428 North Jefferson Street, more particularly
described as follows: PARCEL I Lots 19 and 20 in Block "Y" in
Highland Homes Subdivision of the West half of the Southeast quarter of Section 34,
Township 9 North, Range 1 West, in Monroe County, Indiana; PARCEL
II Lots 1 and 2 in Block "N" in Highland Homes Subdivision of the West half of the
Southeast quarter of Section 34, Township 9 North, Range 1 West, in the City of
Bloomington, Monroe County, Indiana; and
WHEREAS, The Trustees of Indiana University, at its meeting on April 20,
1974, determined to sell such property and requested approval of the sale by the Governor
and the appointment of appraisers; and
WHEREAS, the Governor approved the sale, appointed appraisers on September
25, 1974, and the appraisers returned their reports indicating a fair market value at
$6,416.66 for Parcel I and Parcel II; and
WHEREAS, The Trustees of Indiana University received an offer from
Elizabeth Howard Burnham to purchase said property for the amount of $7,000.00 for the two
parcels; and
WHEREAS, The Trustees: of Indiana University accepted this offer to
purchase from Elizabeth Howard Burnham; and
WHEREAS, the Purchaser has paid to the University $350.00 applicable to the
purchase price, and will pay $6,650.00 at the closing and prior to the delivery of the
Deeds of the State of Indiana.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that the Auditor of the State of Indiana be
requested to issue to the Purchaser Deeds from the State of Indiana pursuant to 1C
20-12-11, said Deeds to be signed by the Governor of the State of Indiana and attested by
the Auditor of the State of Indiana.
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that the Treasurer of Indiana University be, and
hereby is, authorized and empowered to take all action necessary and convenient to complete
the sale transaction.
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
- 5.A.(1)(c) Proposed sale of real estate - Bryan Avenue,
Bloomington. Phi Delta Kappa, a professional education fraternity with its
international headquarters building located at the eastern edge of the Bloomington campus, at
Union and Eighth Streets, needs additional land to erect another building to accommodate its
expanded operations. This office building was constructed in 1955, and enlarged in 1965, on
land purchased from the University.
Approval by the Board was requested of the recommended
sale of adjacent land on Bryan Avenue to Phi Delta Kappa for its future development. The
University would retain the right of first refusal to purchase the entire Phi Delta Kappa
tract, and also would review plans for future construction to the end that all development
be campatible with the environs.
The land consists of one tract on each side of Bryan Avenue. They measure 100' x 132' and
225' x 132'. The legal descriptions are Lots 23, 24, 25 and 26 of Block "C," and Lots 1
through 9 inclusive of Block "J," in Highland Homes Addition.
The price for the land would be determined by appraisers to be appointed by the Governor
in the normal process of selling University real estate.
Approval was requested to take the following actions with respect to these parcels:
- -1 Declare these properties as surplus and not needed for direct University purposes,
- -2 Request the Governor to appoint appraisers for each, and approve their sale.
- -3 Approve the negotiation of the proposed sale pursuant to applicable State statutes
(but subject to the retention of approval of site development plans and the right of first
refusal to purchase the entire Phi Delta Kappa property).
Unanimously approved, on motion duly made and seconded.
Regional Campuses
- 5.A.(3) (There were no regional campuses real estate matters for this meeting.)
REPORTS AND EXHIBITS
Reports
- 6.A.(1) Trust agreement - Irene J. Williams. A trust agreement
executed by Irene J. Williams provided for payment to Indiana University Hospital for
leukemia research of $1,000. The money has been received.
Exhibits
- 6.B. The following exhibits appeared as a part of the agenda for information of the
Board:
- 7. Addenda - Master Contract between Indiana University and Indiana University
Foundation
- 8. Grants and Contracts
- 9. Construction Progress Report
- 10. Change Orders
- 11. Staff Personnel Reports
- 12. Fiscal Report.
Adjournment
Prior to adjournment, Dr. Ryan, at the invitation of President Danielson, informed the Board
that an attempt will be made to hold a meeting of the Indiana University Foundation's
Committee on Priorities on June 16, 1978. There are three Trustee members on this committee,
but all Trustees are eligible to attend and Dr. Ryan urged those who could to do so.
Dr. Ryan next mentioned a committee which he had appointed to consider Trustee procedures.
This committee includes four members of the Board and several members of the administration. A
meeting of this committee is scheduled on the evening of June 2, 1978, in Richmond.
President Danielson recalled his request to the Secretary of the Board to mail to The
Trustees the minutes relating to the evaluation of the office of the presidency in 1973; he
was informed that each member of the Board has received a copy.
President Dainelson then requested the Secretary of the Board to furnish to The Trustees
complete information relating to funding of student activities. He said that he felt this
would be of assistance to The Trustees in view of the pending decision relating to the student
life reports which emphasize funding of student activities. (A summary of the development of
fee collection policies was mailed to the Board on May 10, 1978.)
The Trustees adjourned at 4:00 p.m. to meet again on call of the Secretary on June 3, 1978,
at the campus of Indiana University East.
C. E. Harrell, Secretary
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