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Samuel B. Trove, Professor of Animal Science, requests permission to accept a two-month appointment effective February 1, 1964
with the Agricultural Mission to Peru contract.

James T. Yen, Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering, requests a twelve-months leave, without pay, effective January 31, 1964, to become a visiting faculty member with the Division of Space Sciences and Applied Physics, School of Engineering, Catholic University, Washington, D. C.

Retirement

Clifton Floyd Parrish, Extension Professor, in Charge of Poultry Extension, retired December 30, 1963 after 38 yeairs on the Extension faculty.

Resignation

Lexie LeRoy Ray, Director of Foundations and Development is resigning effective February 29, 1964 to accept a position with the Duke Power Company.

Reappointment at half pay, half work load (over the age of 70)

Dr. Wesley Gordon Bruce, Visiting Professor of Entomology at half pay and half work load effective November 19, 1963.

(Over the age of 65)

Dr. Herbert McNee Hamlin, Visiting Professor of Agricultural Economics for five months effective January 1, 1964. Dr. Hamlin will be 70 on March 23, 1964. Dr. Hamlin w

Chance in Name of School of Agriculture

With the approval of President Friday the designation of "The School of Agriculture" has been modified, effective February 1, 1964, to "The School of Agriculture and Life Sciences". For many years the School's academic program, research program and staff have steadily, even dramatically, moved toward the strengthening of the basic biological or life sciences. These departments are now among the most competent in the region and some of them enjoy national and international stature. Changing the name of the School recognizes this important fact. It invites students into its programs who under the label "Agriculture" alone would be unaware of or reluctant to undertake the study of biology here.

Mr. Pearsall moved that the report and recommendations on behalf of North Carolina State be approved. The motion was seconded and the report was approved by unanimous vote.

The University at Greensboro

The following personnel report and recommendations presented by Chancellor Singletary were unanimously approved:

Appointments

Bernard Schmidt as Assistant Professor of Mathematics at annual salary of $8,600 based on nine months of service per academic year, for a period of three and one-half years, effective February 1, 1964. Born 1933, Berlin, Germany. Citizen of West Germany. In America on student visa; eligible for permanent immigrant visa. Single. Education: M. A. Freie Universitat in Berlin 1958; Ph.D. Indiana University 1963. Experience: 1958-62, Assistant in Mathematics, Indiana University; June 1962 to present, Mathematician, Naval Weapons Laboratory, Dahlgren, Virginia (GS-12 rating) Interviewed by: Dean Mereb Mossman.