Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1984-1987)

710

JUNE MEETING, 1986

Richard A. Stanchina, from Clinical Instructor to Adjunct Lecturer of Dentistry
Steven A. Sulfara, from Clinical Instructor to Adjunct Lecturer of Dentistry
Roberta C. Taylor, from Clinical Instructor to Adjunct Lecturer of Dentistry
Henry J. Temple, from Clinical Instructor to Adjunct Lecturer of Dentistry
Tammy Trullard-Rey, from Clinical Instructor to Adjunct Lecturer of Dentistry
Michael J. Ward, from Clinical Instructor to Adjunct Lecturer of Dentistry
TERMINATIONS OF INSTRUCTIONAL STAFF AND
SELECTED ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF
Effective May 31, 1986, unless otherwise indicated
Professor
Ann Hartman, Social Work
David Sue, Psychology, UM-Dearborn, April 30, 1986
Associate Professor
Tadeusz A. Balaban, Mathematics
Barbara J. Fields, History and Afroamerican and African Studies
Michael E. Geyer, History
Kenton R. Miller, Natural Resources, June 30, 1986
Carl St. Clair, Music
Assistant Professor
Richard D. Ball, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, June 30, 1986
Linda D. Bond, Nursing
Mei-Chu Chang, Mathematics
Sarah O. Conly, Philosophy
Ricardo E. Duque, Pathology, June 30, 1986
Michelle W. Gellrich, Classical Studies
John C. Hannay, English Language and Literature, June 30, 1986
William F. Harris, II, Political Science
Joel Hass, Mathematics
Diane C. Jones, Psychology, UM-Dearborn, April 30, 1986
Mario J. Micallef, Mathematics
Delores M. Schumann, Nursing
Instructor
Laurie C. Burry, Nursing
David C. Gorsulowsky, Dermatology
Susan C. Hobart, Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, May 16, 1986
Dan M. Hyder, Pathology, May 15, 1986
Richard B. Lynn, Internal Medicine, April 30, 1986
Lecturer
Judith M. Kirscht, English Language and Literature
John L. Selfridge, Mathematics, June 30, 1986
Also reported to the Regents were one sabbatical leave, five off-campus
assignments, one retirement furlough, and one leave without salary.
VI. RETIREMENT MEMOIRS
Vice President Kennedy reported the retirement of fifteen faculty members. The following memoirs were adopted.
ALTON L. BECKER, Professor of Linguistics, retired from active faculty status on
May
31, 1986, after a distinguished career as a teacher and scholar.
Professor Becker is that rarity among Michigan faculty, a native of Michigan. He was born
and grew up in Monroe and received both his A.B. degree and his Ph.D. degree from this
university. He enriched his native state and university, however, by the knowledge and
experience gained during extended visits to other parts of the world. He received his M.A.
degree in English at the University of Connecticut, and he lived and worked for three years,
from 1958 to 1961, in Taunggyi, in the Shan States of Burma, where he taught English under
the Fulbright program.