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Donald Joseph Reeb, as Assistant Professor, Department of City and Regional Planning and School of Business Administration, with salary of $7,500 beginning September 1, 1963. Born: Springfield, Ohio, 1933. Single. Education: B.A. 1958, Wittenberg University; M.P.A. , 1959 and Ph.D. (pending) Syracuse University. Experience: Graduate Teaching Assistant 1960- 62, Syracuse University. Interviewed by: Dean of the School of Business Administration, the Chairman of the Department of City and Regional Planning and their faculties.

Frederick Wright Volger, as Assistant Professor, Department of Romance Eanguages, with salary of $6,500, beginning September 1, 1963. Born: Burlington, Vermont, 1931. Single. Education: B.A. 1953, M.A. 1955, Ph.D. 1961, University of North Carolina. Experience: Part-time Instructor 1957-60, 1961-62, University of North Carolina; Assistant Professor 1962-63, State University of Iowa. Interviewed by: Dr. Volger is well-known as a former student and staff member here.

The following four appointments are contingent upon the availability of funds:

James Richard Morrissey, as Associate Professor, School of Social Work, with salary of $10,000 beginning September 1, 1963. Born: Dorchester, Massachusetts, 1924. Married. Education: B.A. 1950, New England College; M.S. 1953, Boston University; D. S. W. 1963 (pending) University of Southern California. Experience: Assistant Professor 1961-, Los Angeles State College; Career teacher 1962-, University of Southern California. Interviewed by: Dean of the School of Social Work and his faculty.

Fred Clifton Thomson, as Assistant Professor, Department of English, with salary of $7,800 beginning September 1, 1963. Born: San Francisco, 1926. Married. One child. Education: B.A. 1951, M.A. 1954, University of California at Los Angeles; Ph.D. 1958, Yale University. Experience: Teaching Assistant 1952-54, University of California; Part-time Instructor 1954-55, University of N. C.; Instructor 1957-62, Yale University; Visiting Professor 1962-63, University of California. Interviewed by: Dr. Thomson is well-known as a former member of our staff.

Ralph Lee Woodward, Jr., as Assistant Professor, Department of History, with salary of $6,500 beginning September 1, 1963. Born: New London, Connecticut, 1934. Married. Two children. Education: A.B. 1955, Central College, Missouri; M.A. 1959 and Ph.D. 1962, Tulane University. Experience: Graduate Assistant and Part-time Instructor 1958-60, Tulane University; Part-time Instructor 1960-61, Instituto Guatemaltico; Assistant Professor 1961-62, University of Wichita; Assistant Professor 1962-63, University of Southwestern Louisiana. Interviewed by: Dean of the Faculty and the Dean of the College of Arts and Sciences.

Wayne Louis Sengstock, as *Instructor or Assistant Professor, School of Education, with salary of $7,000 beginning September 1, 1963. Born: Hortonville, Wisconsin, 1928. Married. One child. Education: B.S. 1953, WisconsinState College; M.A. 1956, DePaul University. Experience: Teacher 1953-54, LaFollette Elementary School (Milwaukee); Teacher 1956-61, Washington High School (Portland, Oregon). *Rank of Assistant Professor for Mr. Sengstock is contingent upon his completion of the Doctor's Degree. Interviewed by: Chancellor Aycock.

James Herbert Taylor, as Professor, Department of Botany, with salary of $21,000, paid by the National Institute of Health in a Research Career Award Grant, beginning September 1, 1964. Born: Corsicana, Texas, 1916. Single. Education: B.S. 1939, S.E. State College, Oklahoma; M.S. 1941, University of Oklahoma; Ph.D. 1943, University of Virginia. Experience: Teacher 1939-40, High School, Hugo, Oklahoma; Assistant and Associate Professor 1946-51, University of Oklahoma; Assistant Professor to Professor 1951-, Columbia University. Interviewed by: Dr. Taylor is wellknown here as a former, temporary member of our staff.