Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

MARCH MEETING, 1964 273
Rockefeller Foundation, New York, to establish the Rockefeller Foundation RF 63040 fund, to enable Professor Samuel J. Eldersveld to
engage in a study of party leadership in the Delhi, India, area... $ 2,000.00
J. Speed Rogers, M.D., Wheeling, West Virginia, for the Neurosurgical
Residents' fund (p. 244).................................. 100.00
George A. Schemm and H. Ripley Schemm, Grosse Pointe, through the
Michigan Alumni Fund, 4,000 shares of Bin-Dicator Company common stock to establish the Ferdinand Ripley Schemm Merit Scholarship in Medicine, in memory of their late brother, Ferdinand R.
Schemm, B.S., 1923, M.D., 1925. The fund will provide awards to
promising incoming medical students, and a recipient may renew the
award by maintaining a B average.
George N. Schoonover, Chicago, for the Institute for Human AdjustmentSpeech Clinic, in memory of Bernard Spero.................... 25.00
Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, New York, for the Alfred P. Sloan National
Scholarships (p. 120).................................... 3,750.00
Social Science Research Council, Inc., New York, to establish the Social
Science Research Council fund, for Professor David Goldberg's
research................................................ 2,500.00
Seth H. Stoner, Bristol, Connecticut, for the Engineering College Alumni
Assistance fund (p. 245), in memory of Rene Sauzedde.......... 50.00
D. A. Sun, Lansing, to establish the Robert Frost Portrait fund....... 2.00
Travelers Insurance Company, Hartford, Connecticut, through the Development Council, for the Actuarial Science Program (see above) 500.00
Upjohn Company, Kalamazoo, to establish the Upjohn Company Research-Roseman fund, a discretionary fund to support Dr. Saul
Roseman's research...................................... 2,500.00
American Association of University Women, Birmingham Branch, for
the Regents-Alumni Supplementary Scholarship (R.P., 1960-63,
p. 879)............................................... 50.00
American Medical Association Education and Research Foundation,
Chicago, to establish the Michigan State Medical Society Student
Aid fund, for needy students in the MXedical School who may need
nonrefundable grants-in-aid................................ 38,325.17
Anderson Family, Kalamazoo, for the Cerebral Palsy Clinic (p. 169),
in memory of Margaret Meader............................ 10.00
Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Bauman, Burtonville, Maryland, and Miss
Ingeborg Stolson, Saginaw, for the James H. Maxwell Memorial
Research fund (R.P., 1960-63, p. 962), in memory of their
mother, Mrs. Gertie Stolson............................... 10.00
Estate of Clare Beebe Beck, Chicago, for the Edward Scott Beck
American History Scholarship (p. 168)..................... 33.37
Joyce Buck, Wyandotte, for the Simpson Memorial Institute Special
fund (p. 246).......................................... 100.00
and Pi Beta Phi fraternity, Michigan Delta Chapter, Albion, for
the same fund, in memory of Mary Jane Ericson............. 40.00
Consumers Power Company, Jackson, for the Consumers Power Company Engineering Scholarships (R.P., 1960-63, p. 1080)...... 2,250.00
for the Consumers Power Company Fellowship in Engineering
(R.P., 1960-63, p. 1080)................................ 7,500.00
and for the Consumers Power Company General Scholarship
(Freshmen) (R.P., 1960-63, p. 1080)...................... 300.00
Diamond Alkali Company Foundation, Cleveland, Ohio, for the
Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Special fund (p. 120) 600.00
Ernst & Ernst, Lansing Office, Lansing, for the Margaret Lordan fund
(R.P., 1923-26, p. 801), in memory of David L. Flory, Jr.... 26.00
Esso International, Inc., New York, to establish the Esso International,
Inc., Grant-in-Aid-Kim fund, for partial support of Hun-Chol
Kim's doctoral thesis................................... 3,000.00
Ford Foundation, New York, for the Special Law School Aid fund
(p. 191), in support of Professor Estep's research in telecommunications......................................... 4,250.00
General Motors Corporation, GMC Truck and Coach Division, Pontiac,
to establish the Mechanical Engineering Research Allowance
Special fund....................................... 1,000.00
Edwin S. George Foundation, Birmingham, for the Speech Clinic
Special fund (p. 14)..................................... 2,500.00