61
Special Meeting April 1, 1958
Linvel Helton, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective February 1, 1958.
Monte D. Hendricks, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective February 17, 1958.
Robert L. Horn, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective February 17, 1958.
James E. Novotny, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective February 10, 1958.
William R. Federsen, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per yar effective February 5, 1958.
John E. Ranney, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective March 10, 1958.
Arza J. Snyder, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4200 per year effective March 10, 1958.
Charles L. Stonecipher, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective February 12, 1958.
George A. Woolsey, Agricultural Extension Assistant at $4000 per year effective February 17, 1958.
Delbert Leon Larson, Assistant Agronomist at Scotts Bluff Experiment Station at $5200 per year effective February 3, 1958, in place of F. V. Pumphrey.
George R. Manglitz, Research Associate in Entomology, effective March 1, 1958; new cooperative assignment to Nebraska Experiment Station, salary to be paid by USDA.
Delmer Wittler, Supervising Vocational Agriculture Instructor at Lyons Public High School, at $50 for the period April 1 to May 31, 1958; 50% reimbursement from Voc. Educ. Div., State Dept. of Education.
College of Arts and Sciences ---------------------------
Nancy Ray Benjamin, Lecturer in School of Journalism at $50 per month from February 3 to May 30, 1958.
Jack Miles Hart, Lecturer in School of Journalism at $100 per month from February 1 to June 1, 1958.
Alice Elliott, Research Associate in Physiology, at $6000 per year from March 15, 1958 to March 15, 1959; account 7424-1W.
Donald Brooks Walton, Lecturer in School of Journalism at $50 per month from February 3 to May 30, 1958.
James R. Thompson, Research Associate in Physiology, at $460 per month from February 1 to June 30; account 4727W, Air Pollution.
Ernest Burgi, Assistant Professor in Speech and Audiology, at $7000 per year from September 1, 1958, in place of John Thurber.
College of Business Administration -------------------------------
Edwin C. Perry, part-time Instructor in Business Law at $950 for the period February 1 to June 30, 1958; in place of W. W. Nuernberger.
College of Engineering and Architecture ------------------------------------
Robert LeRoy Gallawa, Instructor in Electrical Engineering, at $4800 per year from September 1, 1958.
Dennis Lee Coleman, Instructor in Mechanical Engineering at $4500 per year from September 1, 1958; in place of A. A. Lueba.
College of Law ----------------------
Richard S. Harnsberger, Assistant Professor of Law, at
-58
Continued
62
Special Meeting April 1, 1958
$7000 per year from September 1, 1958; in place of Malcolm L. Edwards.
Michael Morris, Assistant Professor of Law, at $7000 per year from September 1, 1958; in place of W. Scott Van Alstyne, Jr.
Library ----------
Lyle R. Schreiner, Assistant Librarian, College of Agriculture, with rank of Instructor, at $4200 per year from February 1, 1958; in place of Mrs. Consuelo Graham.
College of Medicine --------------------------
Thomas William Deakin, Clinical Associate in General Practice, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
Louis John Ekeler, Clinical Associate in General Practice, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
William Charles Niehaus, Clincial Associate in General Practice, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
Hubert Clare Stewart, Clinical Associate in General Practice, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
John D. Egan, Instructor in Internal Medicine, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
James LeRoy Knott, Instructor in Internal Medicine, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
Joseph Parrillo Orest, Instructor in Internal Medicine, without salary, effective February 1, 1958.
Stephen John Dutch, Jr., Associate in Neurology and Psychiatry, at $1200 per year effective July 1, 1958; $10,800 to be paid by Board of Control.
Gwendlyn Finn, Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecology, School of Nursing, at $325 per month effective February 24, 1958.
Helen Riza, Instructor in Medical Nursing, School of Nursing, at $315 per month effective January 27, 1958.
John O. McCarthy, Assistant Instructor in Obstetrics and Gynecolog, without salary, effective March 1, 1958.
Thomas E. Zion, Instructor in Pediatrics, without salary, effective March 1, 1958.
Catherine Orr Salhanick, Instructor in Pediatrics, without salary, effective March 1, 1958; additional appointment at $60.00 per month for the period March 1 to June 30, 1958.
Museum -------------
Lowell W. Cox, Habitat Group Artist, at $4800 per year effective February 1, 1958; account 2301 for February salary, and account CD-293 (Cooper Fund) for March through January, 1959 salary.
Gilbert C. Lueninghoener, Planeterium Consultant and Lecturer, Division of Astronomy and Planetarium, at $600 per year effective March 1, 1958; account 2312x.
Carroll L. Moore, Planetarium Lecturer, Division of Astronomy and Planetarium, effective March 1, 1958, at $10 per planetarium lecture (or $17 for two lectures on the same day): 2312x.
Teachers College --------------------------
Virginia Hall, part-time Instructor in Educational Psychology and Measurements, at $2700 per year from February 1 to June 30, 1958; in place of Mrs. Berniece Morris.
-59
Continued
63
Special Meeting April 1, 1958
Franklin Y. Christensen, part-time Instructor in Elementary Education, at $900 for the semester (February 3 to June 30, 1958). Charles H. Tidwell, partime Instructor in Secondary Education, at $2400 per year effective February 1, 1958.
Charles S. Miller appointed Dean of College of Bus. Administration
From the Chancellor's office comes a recommendation that Dr. Charles S. Miller, Professor of Business Organization and Management, be appointed Dean of the College of Business Administration, to replace Dean Earl S. Fullbrook, who retires from the position of Dean of the College of Business Administration on September 1, 1958. It was moved by Regent Swanson, seconded by Regent Greenberg, motion put to vote and carried unanimously, that Dr. Charles S. Miller be appointed Dean of the College of Business Administration effective September 1, 1958.
Walter K. Beggs appointed Dean of Teachers College
From the Chancellor's office comes a recommendation that Dr. Walter K. Breggs, Professor of History and Principles of Education, be appointed Dean of the Teachers College to replace Dean Frank E. Henzlik, who retires from the position of Dean of the Teachers College on July 1, 1958. It was moved by Regent Greenberg, seconded by Regent Elliott, motion put to vote and unaimously carried, directing that Dr. Walkter K. Beggs be appointed Dean of the Teachers College, effective July 1, 1958.
H. O. Werner Acting Chairmen Dept. of Horticulture
From the Office of the Dean of the College of Agriculture comes a recommendation that Prof. H. O. Werner be appointed to serve as Acting Chairman of the Department of Horti
64
Special Meeting April 1, 1958
March 1 to May 31, 1958 for teaching extra section in First Aid Course.
College of Business Administration Robert Shaw Hinds, part-time Instructor in Business Organization and Management, extension of first semester appointment to second semester (February 1 to June 30, 1958) at $375 for the semester.
College of Engineering and Architecture John D. Prien, Jr., part-time Instructor in Civil Engineering, reappointment for period February 1 to June 5, 1958 at $1000 for the semester.
Extension Division -- changes in title, effective May 1, 1958 John M. Cronland, from Associate Supervisor to Program Coordinator, Conferences and Institutes.
Harry Dedering, from Associate Supervisor to Program Coordinator, Conferences and Institutes.
Eula Mae Merwin, from Supervisor to Head, Conferences and Institutes.
Mrs. Olga Stepanek, from Extension Supervisor to Head, Evening Classes, and Supervisor, College Correspondence Instruction.
Robert E. Stepp, from Supervisor to Head, Bureau of Audio-Visual Instruction.
College of Medicine Hilton Aaron Salhanick, additional appointment as Assistant Professor of Biochemistry, without salary, effective April 1, 1958.
Marjorie Igo, from Staff Nurse to Instructor in Clinical Nursing, at $290 per month effective March 1, 1958.
Nathan Muskin, Instructor in Internal Medicine, at $40 per month from non-pay basis, effective January 1 to June 10, 1958.
Frederick Ware, additional appointment as Assistant Instructor in Internal Medicine, without salary, effective March 1, 1958.
Teachers College Richard Hart, additional appointment as part-time Instructor in University High School at $900 for the second semester beginning February 3, 1958; temporary arrangement.
Brad W. Bigelow, from Graduate Assistant to part-time Instructor in History and Principles of Education, effective February 3, 1059, for the second semester.
University Television Betty Jeanne Holcomb, temporary appointment as Community Relations Coordinator, at $333.33 per month from February 15 to August 15, 1958.
Turkish University Program L. L. Claypool, termination of appointment to University of Nebraska Staff in Turkey, effective February 28, 1958.
Cecil T. Blunn, Animal Breeding Specialist, termination of appointment to University of Nebraska Staff in Turkey, effective April 15, 1958.
It was moved by Regent Foote, seconded by Regent Greenberg, motion put to vote and carried, accepting
- 61 - i
65
Special Meeting April 1, 1958
recommendation of the Chancellor's office that the following retirement be approved.
RETIREMENT
Edna Braun, Instructor and Supervisor of Hospital Nursing Emeritus, at $347.11 per year, single life, effective February 1, 1958.
Gilbert Haven Sechrist, Professor of Electrical Engineering Emeritus, at $299.60 per year, single life, effective February 1, 1958.
Marija Zobs, Women's Residence Halls, at $40.17 per year, single life, effective February 1, 1958; account 244X.
Ada I. Patton, Telephone Switchboard Operator, at $266.48 per year, single life, effective March 1, 1958.
Deaths of staff members
From the Chancellor's Office comes a report of the death of six staff members. It was moved by Regent Foote, seconded by Regent Greenberg, motion put to vote and carried, that these deaths be made a matter of record in these minutes and the University payrolls be adjusted. The names of the deceased and dates of deaths are as follows:
Olaf A. Gosland, retired from College of Med., January 4, 1958
John Frederick Nilsson, Instructor in Surgery, College of Medicine, February 9, 1958
William D. Lear, Clinical Associate in General Practice, College of Medicine, February 10, 1958
Albert Strain, retired from print shop, Febr. 21, 1958
Lester Cole, Asst. Supv.,Audio Visual Aide, March 30, 1958
O. S. Bare, Assoc. Professor of Entomology, March 30, 1958. Mrs. Bare will receive $547.40 per year, as survivor.
From the Business Manager, Mr. Carl A. Donaldson, comes a recommendation that John Latenser and Sons, Architects of Omaha, be employed to prepare plans and specifications for continuation of the renovation program of the electric wiring and services to the South Laboratory Building on the College of Medicine Campus.
John Latenser and Sons authorized to prepare plans and Spec. for renov. South Lab.,Omaha
It was moved by Regent Swanson, seconded by Regent Greenberg, motion put to vote and carried, that the Business Manger, Mr. Carl A. Donaldson, be authorized to employ the firm of John Latenser and Sons to prepare plans and specifications for renovation of the electrical service to the South Laboratory Building on the College of Medicine Campus, this portion estimated to cost $30,000 and to be paid from the General University Building Fund.
Authorize rental of property near Ag.College farm at 70th and Adams.
From the office of the Dean of the College of Agriculture, W. V. Lambert, comes a recommendation that the University enter into a lease for the rental of three pieces of property, one an 80 acre piece owned by Grace Cox, the second a 10 acre piece owned by Charles C. Tubbs, and the third, a 15 acre tract owned by Irvin F. and Kathleen M. Dillen, all in close proximity to the University-owned Agricultural Experiment Station property at 70th and Adams Street. Rental of these properties is desired for the purpose of growing corn or sorghums to be harvested for silage and used by the Department of Animal Husbandry and Department of Dairy, and as rotation pasture land for the Animal Husbandry Department.
- 62