Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1936-1939)

MARCH MEETING, 1937

203

Ermine C. Case, Professor of Historical Geology and Paleontology, first semester, 1937-1938, sabbatical
Dwight L. Dumond, Associate Professor of History, first semester, 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Burton D. Thuma, Assistant Professor of Psychology, first semester, 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Richard D. T. Hollister, Associate Professor of Speech, first semester, 1937 -1938, sabbatical
Lewis E. Wehmeyer, Assistant Professor of Botany, first semester, 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Charles F. Remer, Professor of Economics, University year 1937-1938, sabbatical
Earle W. Dow, Professor of European History, University year 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Everett S. Brown, Professor of Political Science, University year 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Otto Laporte, Associate Professor of Physics, University year 1937-1938, sabbatical
Horace W. King, Professor of Hydraulic Engineering, University year 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Stephen S. Attwood, Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, first semester,
1937-1938, sabbatical
Samuel A. Graham, Professor of Economic Zoology, first semester, 1937-1938,
sabbatical
Dr. Margaret Bell, Professor of Hygiene and Physical Education and Director
of Physical Education for Women, for the period from June 2 to the end
of the fiscal year 1936-1937, with full salary
Dr. Paul S. Barker, Associate Professor of Internal Medicine, for the period of
approximately two months, or until his health permits his return to duty,
with full salary
Herbert C. Sadler, Dean of the College of Engineering, for three weeks beginning March 24, with full salary, due to illness
Emma McDonald Dawson, Assistant Mental Hygienist in the Health Service, for
the period from April 1 until September 30, 1937, without salary
Laura M. Davis Dunstone, Chief Anesthetist, University Hospital, for a period
of approximately three weeks, with full salary, due to illness
Under special conditions cited in a communication, the Board
directed that the diploma certifying to the conferring of the degree
of Bachelor of Arts on Irving Isadore Burack be dated June 14, 1935
(p. 39).
The sum of $3,612.44 was added to the budget of the Early Modern English and Middle English Dictionaries. This sum, together with
the $7,500 received from the Rockefeller Foundation (p. 195) will
carry on the work of the Dictionaries to July 1, 1937.
President Sink of the University Musical Society placed on file the
annual financial report of the Society for the fiscal year ended August
31, 1936, as audited by Mr. D. W. Springer, C.P.A. (R.P. 1932 -1936, p. 773).
The Regents approved the following additional degrees, to be given
on the completion of curricula recommended in a communication from
Dean Yoakum of the Graduate School (p. 175):
Master of Science in Public Health Engineering (M.S.P.H.E.)
Public Health Engineer (P.H.E.)
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the nomenclature of divisions of the University and titles
of members of the faculty and staff as printed in the annual Register be, and it
hereby is, adopted as the official standard of the University, and that no changes
in such nomenclature be made except as the Regents may specifically direct. If