Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1960-1963)

JUNE MEETING, 1963

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*Richard Edwards, Professor of Far Eastern Art, University year 1963-64, without salary, for study and research in Taiwan in the National Palace Collections under a Fulbright grant
*Francis C. Evans, Professor of Zoology, Director of the Laboratory of Vertebrate
Biology, and Associate Director of the Edwin S. George Reserve, July 1, 1963,
to September 2, 1963, without salary, to visit museums and other installations
of interest to him in Europe
Helen B. Fritz, Assistant Research Sociologist, Mental Health Research Institute,
July 1, 1963, through September 30, 1963, without salary, to accompany her
husband, Professor Irving B. Fritz, to Seattle during his leave of absence
(p. 895)
*Daniel R. Fusfeld, Associate Professor of Economics, half time leave for the first
semester of the University year 1963-64 and full time leave for the second
semester of the University year 1963-64, without salary, to make a study of
federal educational programs related to the labor market, for the U.S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Wallace F. Gannon, Lecturer, Extension Service, sick leave with salary, May 1,
1963, through June 30, 1963
Frederick W. Gehring, Professor of Mathematics, second semester of the University
year 1963-64, without salary, for research at Stanford University under a
National Science Foundation grant. The University's share of the premiums
due on his annuity policy during the leave will be paid from the grant.
Paul Gibbons, Professor of Dentistry, sick leave with full salary, April 27, 1963,
to July 1, 1963
William H. Graves, Professor of Mechanical Engineering, second semester of the
University year 1963-64, without salary, for reasons of health
William M. Hoad, Professor of Small Business, sick leave with full salary,
April 23, 1963, to June 8, 1963
Frank M. Koen, Assistant Professor of Psychology and Research Associate, Center
for Research on Learning and Teaching, September 1, 1963, through August 31,
1964, without salary, for study at Harvard University under a National Science
Foundation postdoctoral fellowship
*Karl A. Lamb, Assistant Professor of Political Science, University year 1963-64,
without salary, to assist in the establishment of the new University of California college at Santa Cruz
*Ellen A. Leinonen, Instructor in Dentistry, extension of leave of absence (p. 838),
University year 1963-64, without salary, to complete requirements for the Ph.D.
degree in anatomy
Donald R. Mason, Professor of Chemical Engineering, first semester of the
University year 1963-64, without salary, and second semester of the University
year 1963-64, with full salary, sabbatical, for study in Paris, and for writing
Joseph C. Mazur, Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, sick leave with
full salary, April 6, 1963, to May 5, 1963
*Sarnoff A. Mednick, Associate Professor of Psychology, extension of leave without salary (p. 838) from September 1, 1963, to March 1, 1964, to continue
his research at the Kommunehospitalet in Copenhagen, Denmark
*James M. Pilliod, M.D., Instructor in Pediatrics, August 1, 1963, through September 30, 1963, without salary, to participate in a survey for the U. S.
Public Health Service
Stewart H. Rewoldt, Professor of Marketing, sick leave with full salary, March 12,
1963, to April 16, 1963
*Joseph F. Savin, Assistant Professor of Architecture, University year 1963-64,
without salary, for private practice
Margaret Sloman, Co-Coordinating Director, Mary Butler Markley House, sick
leave with full salary, May 1, 1963, to June 8, 1963
*Louise Snider, Research Assistant, Institute of Science and Technology, July 8,
1963, to October 1, 1963, without salary, for personal reasons
Susan M. Watt, Catalog Librarian III, sick leave with full salary, July 25, 1963,
to termination of illness
Raymond A. Yagle, Associate Professor of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, second semester of the University year 1963-64, with full salary,
sabbatical, to make a comparative study of curriculums offered by other
schools of naval architecture and marine engineering in this country, Europe,
and Japan

* It is understood that he will pay his share and the University's share of the premiums
due on his annuity policy during the leave without salary.