Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

MARCH MEETING, 1964

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Winter Term 1964-65, and Fall Term 1965-66
(with half salary)
Lawrence W. Jones, Professor of Physics, to continue his research at the CERN
High Energy Laboratory in Geneva, Switzerland
Sabbatical leaves of absence for members of other faculties during
1964-65 were approved as follows (R.P., 1960-63, p. 1089):
William W. Coon, Associate Professor of Surgery, September 1, 1964, through
February 28, 1965, with full salary, to prepare a monograph with Dr. Park
W. Willis III, on the use of anticoagulants. The work will be done in Ann
Arbor.
Ivan F. Duff, Professor of Internal Medicine, October 1, 1964, through March 31,
1965, with full salary, to study rheumatic diseases in Japan, the Singapore
area, and Manila
Edgar A. Kahn, Professor of Surgery, October 1, 1964, through March 31, 1965,
with full salary, to study hypothalamic lesions in the human at the Neurosurgical Clinic of Dr. Hugo Krayenbuhl, of Zurich, Switzerland
Gardner M. Riley, Professor of Endocrinology in the Department of Obstetrics
and Gynecology, May 1, 1965, through October 31, 1965, with full salary,
for research at the Laboratory for Research on Human Reproductive Physiology, University of Basle, Switzerland, with Dr. Emil Witschi, Director of the
Laboratory
Kathryn A. Robeson, Associate Professor of Public Health Nursing, July 15, 1964,
to January 15, 1965, with full salary, to observe and study public health
activities in Europe
Walter Ml. Whitehouse, Professor of Radiology, July 1, 1964, to December 31,
1964, with full salary, to visit radiological centers in England, Scotland,
Sweden, Norway, and Denmark
Park W. Willis III, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, September 1, 1964,
through February 28, 1965, with full salary, to prepare with Dr. William W.
Coon, a monograph on the use of anticoagulants. The work will be done in
Ann Arbor.
Fall Term
(with full salary)
Olin L. Browder, Jr., Professor of Law, to examine the records of the Probate
Registry in London, England, with respect to the operation of intestate succession laws
A. Nelson Dingle, Professor of Meteorology, to be in residence at the National
Center for Atmospheric Research, Boulder, Colorado, as a visiting scientist
John H. Enns, Professor of Engineering Mechanics, to organize new courses
Harvey L. Garner, Professor of Electrical Engineering, for independent study in
higher mathematics and to review recent research in coding and computer
systems theory
Karl F. Lagler, Professor of Fisheries and Chairman of the Department of
Fisheries, to travel in western Europe to gather information for revision of
his monograph The Biology -and Management of Continental Fisheries, written
in collaboration with R. Vibert of France, and to do the revision
Nelson G. Lehsten, Associate Professor of Education, and Head of the Department
of Physical Education, University School, to conduct a study of contemporary
athletic administration as it relates to amateur athletics and the 1964 Olympic
Games. He will be in Japan from September 1, 1964, to November 1, 1964.
William Muschenheim, Professor of Architecture, to visit schools of architecture
abroad not included in his previous visit (R.P., 1954-57, p. 945)
Edward L. Page, Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering, for study and
writing
Winter Term
(with full salary)
Glen V. Berg, Professor of Civil Engineering, to attend the Third World Conference on Earthquake Engineering at Wellington, New Zealand, and to complete
the writing of a book, this to be done in Ann Arbor
Frederick J. Beutler, Professor of Instrumentation, Department of Aeronautical
and Astronautical Engineering, to accept a visiting appointment at the University
of California
Jay A. Bolt, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, to reorganize certain courses
in automotive engineering and to complete a book

Sabbatical
Leaves, 1964-65,
for Other Faculties