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Jul 25, 2023Phil Jul 25, 2023Phil Jul 25, 2023Phil Jul 25, 2023Phil Jul 24, 2023Phil Jul 24, 2023Phil Jul 24, 2023Phil Jul 24, 2023Phil Jul 24, 2023Phil Jul 24, 2023Phil Nov 23, 2020Archives & Special Collections	218 Special Meeting January 31, 1959 New Appointments Approved NEW APPOINTMENTS College of Agriculture Marcele A. Barelman, County Home Extension Agent in Gage County, at $4300 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Catherine A. Floersch. Juanita J. Boeckenhauer, County Home Extension Agent in Otoe County, at $4300 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Mrs. Hinthorn. Marilynn J. Evans, County Home Extension Agent in Polk County, at $4300 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Mrs. Whitesel. Dale H. Friedemann, Assistant County Agricultural Extension Agent in Seward County, at $4500 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Mark Clark. Marvin F. Sefrna, Assistant County Agricultural Extension Agent, at $4800 per year effective February 2, 1959, in place of Mr. Sherrill. Larry R. Krupka, Assistant Plant Pathologist, at $5000 per year effective January 1, 1959; account 6317-2W, USPH Grant. College of Arts and Sciences Frederic Gerald Carlson, Instructor in Speech and Dramatic Art, at $2250 for the period February 1 to June 6, 1959; in place of Donald Russell resigned. Richard E. Dean, Instructor in Zoology, at $1300 for the period February 2 to June 6, 1959. College of Engineering and Architecture Eugene Bardach, Instructor in Civil Engineering, at $4800 effective February 1, 1959. Graduate College William Stanley Good, Lecturer in the School of Social Work, at $400 for the period February 1 to June 1, 1959. Teachers College Leslie A. Roberts, Instructor part time in Industrial Arts, at $900 for the period February 2 to June 5, 1959. Adjustments in Work and Salary Approved It was moved by Regent Adkins, seconded by Regent Greenberg, motion put to vote and carried, that the following adjustments in work and salary be approved as recommended by the Chancellor's office.	218 Special Meeting January 31, 1959 New Appointments Approved NEW APPOINTMENTS College of Agriculture Marcele A. Barelman, County Home Extension Agent in Gage County, at $4300 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Catherine A. Floersch. Juanita J. Boeckenhauer, County Home Extension Agent in Otoe County, at $4300 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Mrs. Hinthorn. Marilynn J. Evans, County Home Extension Agent in Polk County, at $4300 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Mrs. Whitesel. Dale H. Friedemann, Assistant County Agricultural Extension Agent in Seward County, at $4500 per year effective February 2, 1959; in place of Mark Clark. Marvin F. Sefrna, Assistant County Agricultural Extension Agent, at $4800 per year effective February 2, 1959, in place of Mr. Sherrill. Larry R. Krupka, Assistant Plant Pathologist, at $5000 per year effective January 1, 1959; account 6317-2W, USPH Grant. College of Arts and Sciences Frederic Gerald Carlson, Instructor in Speech and Dramatic Art, at $2250 for the period February 1 to June 6, 1959; in place of Donald Russell resigned. Richard E. Dean, Instructor in Zoology, at $1300 for the period February 2 to June 6, 1959. College of Engineering and Architecture Eugene Bardach,

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