Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

1018

SEPTEMBER MEETING, 1965

Donald M. Maynard, Professor of Zoology, August 23, 1965, through September 20,
1965
Robert R. Miller, Professor of Zoology and Curator of Fishes, Museum of Zoology,
August 13, 1965, through September 7, 1965
Gayl D. Ness, Assistant Professor of Sociology, July 26, 1965, to September 3, 1965
Leaves of The following leaves of absence and extensions of leave of absence
Absence
were approved (p. 949):
Thomas C. Adamson, Jr., Professor of Aerospace Engineering, winter term, 1966,
with full salary, sabbatical, for research at the University of California at
San Diego
James H. Bennett, Assistant Professor of Mathematics. University year 1965-66,
without salary, to accept a temporary research appointment with the Applied
Logic Corporation of Princeton, New Jersey
Dugald E. S. Brown, Professor of Zoology, fall term, 1965, with full salary,
sabbatical, for study and research, in Ann Arbor and possibly at Woods Hole,
Massachusetts, or Camp Haze, Florida
Lloyd E. Brownell, Professor of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, fall
term. 1965, without salary, to continue research he has begun at Battelle
Northwest in Richmond, Washington, and to write
Eugene Burnstein, Associate Professor of Psychology, October 1, 1965, to August 1,
1966, without salary, to accept a Fulbright award to lecture at the University
of Ghent, Belgium
John M. Carpenter, Assistant Professor of Nuclear Engineering, August 24, 1965,
through October 31, 1965, without salary, to work with a neutron spectroscopy
group at the Materials Testing Reactor in the National Reactor Testing Station
in Idaho
Richard A. Deno, Professor of Pharmacognosy, winter term, 1966, without salary,
for reasons of health
William C. Kelly, Associate Professor of Geology and Mineralogy, fall term, 1965,
without salary, to complete a laboratory study of the thermometry of the tin
ores of Bolivia
John C. Kohl, Professor of Civil Engineering and Director of the Transportation
Institute, extension of leave without salary (p. 519), to include the University
year 1965-66, to continue on the staff of the Housing and Home Finance
Agency in Washington
Alan D. Krisch, Assistant Professor of Physics, fall term, 1965, without salary, to
conduct an experiment at the Argonne National Laboratories
Ellen Kurath, Assistant Research Engineer, Aerospace Engineering, sick leave with
full salary, for fourteen days during the 1964-65 fiscal year
Suzanne M. Meyer, Assistant to the Director, Student Activities and Organizations,
August 15, 1965, through August 15, 1966, without salary, to accompany her
husband, Professor Henry J. Meyer, to California during his sabbatical leave
(p. 735)
Lorraine Nadleman, Lecturer in Psychology, University year 1965-66, without
salary, to accept an invitation to study and do research with Dr. John Bowlby
at the Tavistock Clinic in London, England
Donald L. Richards, Associate Research Mathematician, Department of Electrical
Engineering, August 1, 1965, through October 1, 1965, without salary, to work
with Programmatics in Santa Monica, California
Gerard H. Rothschild, Assistant Professor of Psychology, University year 1965-66,
without salary, for writing and for research in this country and in Europe
Robert G. Sargent, Graduate Research Assistant. Institute of Science and Technology, August 1, 1965, through December 31, 1965, without salary, to complete
his doctoral dissertation
Richard Schneidewind, Professor of Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering, extension of leave without salary (p. 519), to include the fall term, 1965, for
personal reasons
John W. Weigel II, Physics-Astronomy and Mathematics Librarian IV, sick leave
with full salary, from July 19, 1965, to August 30, 1965
Ian Weinberg, Assistant Professor of Sociology, winter term, 1966, through August
1966, without salary, to take part in the Russell Sage Foundation Project on
Philanthropy
David Wolsk, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Research Associate, Kresge
Hearing Research Institute, extension of leave without salary (p. 470), from
August 1, 1965, through August 31, 1966, to continue his research training at
the University of Gothenburg, Sweden