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Richard L. Simpson, Associate Professor, Department of Sociology-Anthropoiogy, is recommended for a leave of absence, with salary for Spring semester 1965, in order to complete several publications.
Gerald Mason Cathey, Assistant Professor, School of Dentistry, is recommended lor leave without salary, from August 31, 1964 to July 1, 1966, in order that he may pursue graduate work at the University of Washington.
Siegfried Wenzel, Assistant Professor, Department of English, is recommended tor leave, with partial salary of $1200, beginning September 1, 1964, for one year, to accept a grant from the American Council of Learned Societies to complete a book on Medieval Literature in England.
William Leon Wiley, Kenan Professor, Department of Romance Languages, is recommended tor leave, without salary, July 1, 1964, through Fall semester 1964-65, to accept a Visiting Professorship at Brown University.
Stephen Baxter, Associate Professor, Department of History, is recommended lor leave with salary, Spring semester 1965, to complete a manuscript for publication.
Elisha Douglass, Associate Professor, Department of History, is recommended tor a leave of absence with salary, Fall semester 1964, to complete a manuscript for publication.
Retirement
Retiring as of September 1, 1964.
Paul Woodford Wager, Professor, Department of Political Science.
Retiring but returning at minimum salary
Ernest Lloyd Mackie, Professor, Mathematics.
Resignations:
Carlyle J. Frarey, Acting Dean and Associate Professor, School of Library Science, resigned September 1, 1964, to accept a faculty post at Columbia University.
George L. Simpson, Professor, Department of Sociology-Anthropology, resigned March 18, 1964 while on leave, to continue in his position with the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
John Marsden Ehle, Associate Professor, Radio, Television and Motion Pictures, resigns September 1, 1964 while on leave, to continue in his position in the Governor's office.
Herbert William Fred, Associate Professor, Department of Music, resigns September 1, 19b4, to accept a faculty post at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.
Charles Henderson, Jr., Associate Professor, Department of Classics, resigns September 1, 1964, to accept a faculty post at Smith College.
Robert Ross Holloway, Assistant Professor, Department of Classics, resigns September 1, 1964, to accept a faculty post at Brown University.
Bryant William Fitzgerald, Assistant Professor, School of Pharmacy, resigns August 31, 1964, to accept a position at Montana State University.
Lawrence Dale Mann, Assistant Professor, Department of City and Regional Planning resigns August 31, 1964 to accept a Ford Foundation assignment with the Chilean Government.
Cancellation of Appointment
James Herbert Taylor, appointed to the faculty for the Department of Botany (approved May meeting 1963) did not accept a National Institute of Health Research Career Grant and will not join our faculty.
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Deaths
James Bell Bullitt, Professor Emeritus of Pathology in the School of Medicine, died March 7, 1964.
Harry Wolven Crane, Professor Emeritus of Psychology, died March 28, 1964.
Board of Governors of the University of North Carolina Press
The following are recommended for appointment for five-year terms beginning July 1, 1964:
| Dean Arnold Perry Dr. Nathan Womack Dr. Joe S. Floyd, Jr.
reappointment reappointment appointment
UNIVERSITY AT CHAPEL HILL ACADEMIC AFFAIRS "B" BUDGET REQUEST - 1965-67 May 1, 1964
1965-66 Total Requirements Less Estimated Receipts General Fund Appropriation
1966-67
$ 2,252,966 ( 105,203 2,358,069
$ 2,842,967 ( 154,378 2,997,345
846,496
1,424, 097
44,180 5, 000 50,576 493, 929 83,044 53,800 17,280
52,240 5, 000 62,576 473,209 93,528 73,800 17,280
105, 203 57,264 53,780 11,890 40,446
154, 378 62,988 60,356 9,390 23,446
50,000 175,000 52,500
195, 000 47,000
$ 1,293, 892
$ 1, 330, 191
20,942 49, 375 52,926 43, 606
21,542 51, 175 73,126 43,206
20,256
19,856
30, 576
34, 152
Analysis of Requested Increases: 1.
Salary Increases, EPA
11.
Improvement of Existing Programs and Exp ansions: General Administration Student Services General Institutional Expenses Instructional and Departmental Research Summer School Organized Research Institute of Fisheries Computation Center - Decrease Receipts from Census Bureau Extension Credit Courses Institute of Government Communication Center Television Station Library: Operating Expense Books and Journals Maintenance and Operation of Plant
*
Total for Existing Programs III.
*
New Programs: Instruction and Departmental Research Institute of Out-Door-Drama International Economics Af rican Studies Fifth Year Program in School of Education Community College Teacher Education Program in School of Education Institute of Government Juvenile Correction Program Total New Programs Total Increase in Appropriation
$
217.681
$
2,358,069
$
243,057
$2, 997, 345
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Division of Health Affairs "B" Budget Request 1965-67 1965-66 Requirements Less:
1966-67
$ 1,721,744
$2,162,105
1,721,744
2,162,105
386,142
599,348
78,892
79,968
Estimated Receipts
Appropriation
Salary Increases Expans ion and Improvement of Existing Pr ogr ams: A.
Teaching Budget, Code 181123 1. Administrator's Office 2. School of Medicine 3. School of Dentistry 4. School of Pharmacy 5. School of Public Health 6. School of Nursing 7. Special Services 8. Library 9. Maintenance & Operation of Plant 10. Merit Salary Increments Total Teaching Budget
B.
C.
78,892 340,483 129,528 19, 400 35, 526 32,556 18, 776 23,152 15,223 b3b
79,968 317,369 142,844 26,700 36,763 33,049 30,176 25, 125 11,933 6,276 ITU, 2U3
North Carolina Memorial Hospital, Code 24063
546,474
742,407
North Carolina Memorial Hospital, P:sychiatric Center, Code 24061
95, 592
110,147
$ 1,721, 744
$ 2, 162, 105
Total Funds Requested
On motion of Mr. Maynard, duly seconded, the personnel report and "B" Budget Requests of Chancellor Aycock were unanimously approved.
NORTH CAROLINA STATE
Chancellor Caldwell presented the following report and "B" Budget Request for North Carolina State, and they were, on motion of Mrs. Lathrop, duly seconded, unanimously approved:
Appointments:
Jack Vernon Baird, as Extension Associate Professor of Soil Science, at annual salary of $12,000 for twelve months from Extension funds, effective July 1, 1964. This is a replacement for W. C. White. Born, 1928 Grand Island, Nebraska. Married. Three children. Education: B.Sc. 1945, M.Sc. 1951, University of Nebraska; Ph.D. 1955, Washington State University. Experience: Graduate Research Assistant, Washington State University 1951-55; Trainee, Officers' Candidate School, Newport, R.I., 1955; Commissioned Officer, U. S. Navy 1955-58; Extension Soils Specialist, University of Illinois 1958-60; Extension Agronomist, Kansas State University 1961-. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
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Hilbert Hart Carmichael, as Assistant Professor of Chemistry, School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics, at annual salary of $9,000 from College funds for nine months, effective September 1, 1964. This is a new position. Born 1937, St. Louis, Missouri. Married. Two children. Education: B.S. 1959, University of Tennessee; Ph.D. 1963, University of California at Berkeley. Experience: Laboratory Instructor, University of Tennessee Evening School 1958; Laboratory Instructor, University of California 1961; Postdoctoral Fellow, Research Chemist, National Bureau of Standards, 1963-. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Adam Clark Davis, as Assistant Professor of Rural Sociology, School of Agriculture and Life Sciences, at annual salary of $9,500 for twelve months ($6,831 from College and $3,569 from Station funds), effective July 1, 1964. This replaces J. N. Young. Born 1931, Lenoir County, North Carolina. Married. One child. Education: B.S. 1956, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill; M. S. 1962, North Carolina State; Ph.D. in progress, Duke University. Experience: Research Assistant, North Carolina State 1960-61; Research Assistant to Resarch Associate, Duke University 1961-64. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Thomas Smith Elleman, as Associate Professor of Nuclear Engineering, School of Engineering, at salary of $11,000 from College funds for nine months, effective September 1, 1964. Born 1931, Dayton, Ohio. Married. Two children. Education: B.S. 1953, Denison University; Ph.D. 1957, Iowa State University. Experience: Research Assistant, part-time, Ames Laboratory 1953-57; Assistant Chief, Chemocal Physics Division, Battelle Memorial Institute 1958-64. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
William Sylvan Galler, as Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, at annual salary of $8,000 for nine months from College funds, effective September 1, 1964. Born 1929, Chicago. Married. One child. Education: B.S. Ch. E. 1951, M.S. San.E. 1961, Illinois Institute of Technology; Ph.D. expected 1964, Northwestern University. Experience: Sanitary Engineer III, City of Chicago Water Purification System 1951-61. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Franklin Delano Hart, as Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, at annual salary of $8,000 for nine months from College funds, effective September 1, 1964. Born, Angier, North Carolina. Married. One child. Education: B.S.M.E., M.S.M.E., Ph.D. (expected) North Carolina State. Experience: Teaching and Research Assistant to Instructor, North Carolina State. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Richard Lee Jewett, as Associate Professor in the Industrial Extension Service, at annual salary of $12,000 for twelve months from College funds, effective July 1, 1964. Born 1909, Vancover Barracks, Washington. Married. Three children. Education: B.S. 1931, U. S. Miltiary Academy; M.S. 1934, State University of Iowa; Diploma, Industrial Moblization, Industrial Colleges of Armed Forces. Experience: U. S. Army Engineer 1931-61; Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, Villanova University 1961-64. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Marion L. Miles, as Assistant Professor of Chemistry, School of Physical Sciences and Applied Mathematics, at annual salary of $8,500 from College funds for nine months, effective September 1, 1964. Born 1929 Columbus, Georgia. Married. Two children. Education: B.S. 1957, University of Georgia; M.S. 1959, University of Georgia; Ph.D. 1963, University of Florida. Experience: Cost Estimator, Robert Hendrix & Company, Columbus, Georgia, 1949-50, 1952-53; U. S. Army 1951-52; Research Chemist, Tennessee Eastman Company, summers, 1957-59; Development Chemist, Dupont de Nemours 1958; Postdoctoral Fellow, Duke University 1963-64. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Charles Glenn Moreland, as Assistant Professor of Chemistry, at annual salary of $8,000 from College funds for nine months effective September 1, 1964. This is a new position. Born 1936, St. Petersburg, Florida. Married. One child. Education: B.S. 1960, M.S. 1962, Ph.D. (expected) University of Florida. Experience: Research Assistant, N.D.E.A. Fellow, Teaching Assistant, Dupont Teaching Fellow, University of Florida 1960-63. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
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William Alexander Brown Thomson, as Assistant Professor of Food Science, at annual salary of $12,000 for twelve months from Station funds effective July 1, 1964. This is anew position. Born 1928, London, England. Married. Three children. Citizenship: British. Immigration Visa. Education: B.Sc. 1951, University of St. Andrews (U. K.); M.S. 1958, Ph.D. 1961, University of Wisconsin. Experience: Control and Development Chemist, Oil Laboratory, Canada Packers, Ltd. 1953-54; Research Chemist, Divisions of Chemistry and Biochemistry, Fisheries Res arch Board of Canada 1954-56, 1961-63; Post-doctoral Fellow, University of Wisconsin 1961; Research Chemist, American Potato Company, Blackfoot, Idaho. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
George Henry Wahl, Jr., as Assistant Professor of Chemistry, at annual salary of $8,500 for nine months from College funds effective September 1, 1964. This is a new position. Born 1936, New York City. Married. No children. Education: B.S. 1958, Fordham College; M.S. 1961, Ph.D. 1963, New York University. Experience: Research Chemist, Pittsburgh Plate Gladd Chemical Division, Barberton, Ohio, 1958-59; Research Aide to Teaching Fellow and Laboratory and Recitation Director, New York University 1959-63. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Lawrence M. Wodehouse, as Assistant Professor of Architecture, School of Design, at annual salary of $7,800 from College funds for nine months, effective September 1, 1964. This is a replacement for Paul Busisson. Born 1934, Norwich, England. Single. Citizenship: British. Immigrant Visa applied for. Education: Diploma, Architecture, 1959, University of Durham (England), Diploma, Town Planning 1960, University of London; M. Arch. 1963, Cornell University. Experience: Military Service 1952-53, Architect, London County Council 1959-60; Architect, Richard Sheppard (London) 1961-62. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Jay Goldman, as Professor of Industrial Engineering, School of Engineering at annual salary of $13,000 for nine months from College funds, effective September 1, 1964. This is a new position. Born 1930, Norfolk, Virginia. Married. No children. Education; B.S. 1950, Duke University; M.S. 1951 Michigan State University; D.Sc. 1955, Washington University. Experience: Assistant Professor, Washington' University 1956-64. Interviewed by: Dean Harry C. Kelly.
Director - Nuclear Reactor Project
We should like to request permission to appoint Martin Allan Welt, as Director of the Nuclear Reactor Project effective July 1, 1964. Mr. Welt has been Acting Director of the Project for the month of April. He came to North Carolina State as an Instructor in September, 1963 (?), and is included in the list of promotions effective July 1, 1964, for promotion to an Assistant Professor. He currently receives a salary of $7,200 for nine months from College funds, but will begin work on a twelve-months contract effective July 1.
Assistant Director of Foundations
Robert Newlin Wood, from Assistant in Development, Foundations Office at annual salary of $11,400 for twelve months from Foundation funds, to Assistant Director of Foundations effective May 1, 1964 at the same salary.
Promotions effective July 1, 1964.