Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

JANUARY MEETING, 1964

199

INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Charles A. Davis, Jr., Research Associate, resignation effective December 31, 1963
Jack S. Marshall, Associate Research Limnologist, resignation effective December 20, 1963
William L. Polhemus, Engineering Associate, resignation effective December 31,
1963
The Regents accepted the resignation of Dr. James M. Davis,
Director of the International Center and Associate Professor of Higher
Education, effective March 15, 1964.
The President expressed regret at Dr. Davis' resignation. Dr. Davis
had done much for the International Center. After familiarizing himself with their countries, Dr. Davis had brought understanding of their
problems to our foreign students. These abilities had been recognized
nationally and by the Institute of International Education. The University wished him well in his new post of Vice-President of the Institute
of International Education.
The following leaves of absence and extensions of leave of absence
were approved (p. 176):
Robert L. Anderson, Graduate Research Assistant, Institute of Science and Technology, sick leave with full salary, December 6, 1963, to March 6, 1964
*L. Joseph Crafton, Lecturer in Business and Government, and Chairman, Business Administration Division, Dearborn Campus, February 17, 1964, to
November 10, 1964, without salary, to associate himself with Neil Staebler's
campaign for governor of Michigan
*J. Lindsley Foote, Assistant Research Biochemist, Mental Health Research
Institute, September 1, 1963, through June 30, 1964, without salary, to study
at the Mental Health Research Institute under a National Institutes of Health
postdoctoral fellowship
Lawrence A. Hill, Associate Professor of Hospital Administration and Director of
the Program in Hospital Administration and of the Bureau of Hospital
Administration, May 1, 1964, through August 31, 1964, without salary, to
serve as visiting professor in the Professional Exchange Scheme of The University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia
Helen Wong Kao, Assistant Editor, Middle English Dictionary, January 1, 1964,
to February 29, 1964, without salary, for personal reasons
*Richard A. Laing, Research Associate, Communication Sciences, January 10,
1964, to August 10, 1964, without salary, to accept a temporary teaching
position at Providence College, Taichung, Taiwan, Republic of China
Mary Lou Marshall, Teaching Associate in Pathology, sick leave with full salary,
November 1, 1963, through December 31, 1963 (p. 74)
Lila Miller, Associate Professor of Biological Chemistry, sick leave with full
salary, November 23, 1963, through January 13, 1964
*Henry N. Pollack, Research Assistant, Institute of Science and Technology,
extension of leave without salary (R.P., 1960-63, p. 1034), from February 1,
1964, through August 31, 1964, to complete his research project at The
Dunbar Laboratory of Harvard University
*Charles N. Staubach, Professor of Spanish, extension of leave without salary
(R.P., 1960-63, p. 1146), to include the University year 1964-65, to continue as Visiting Professor of Linguistics and Spanish in the NDEA Spanish
Language Institute of the University of New Mexico at Albuquerque
*Donald E. Stokes, Senior Study Director, Survey Research Center, and Associate
Professor of Political Science, December 21, 1963, to December 21, 1964,
without salary, to work at Nuffield College, Oxford University, England,
under a Guggenheim grant
The following staff member has been assigned to duty off campus
(p. 177):
Saul Roseman, Professor of Biological Chemistry, May 1, 1964, through
August 15, 1964
* It is understood that he will pay his share and the University's share of the premiums
due on his annuity policies during the leave without salary.

J. M. Davis:
Resignation
Leaves of Absence
Off-Campus
Assignment