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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

[June 17

2. ENRIQUE J. MAYES, assistant professor of anthropology on 50 percent time and in the Center for Latin-American and Caribbean Studies on 50 percent time, beginning August 2 1 , 1982 ( 1 ) , at an annual salary of $23,000. 3. CATHERINE A. SURRA, assistant professor of family ecology in human development and family ecology, beginning August 21, 1982 (1Y), at an annual salary of $26,000. Medical Center 4. ANN C KING, assistant professor of biological chemistry, School of Basic Medical Sciences, beginning April 26, 1982 ( 1 Y ) , at an annual salary of $30,000. 5. LESTER L. LANSKY, professor of clinical neurology on 70 percent time, physician surgeon on 30 percent time, and professor of clinical pediatrics in the Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine, beginning June 1, 1982 (AY70;NY30;N), at an annual salary of $66,000. 6. SHIRLEY B. LANSKY, professor of psychiatry, Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine on 25 percent time, beginning June 1, 1982 (AY25), at an annual salary of $15,000. 7. SAMUEL M. RICHTON, assistant professor of pediatrics, Abraham Lincoln School of Medicine, beginning June 1, 1982 (1Y), at an annual salary of $49,500. Chicago Circle 8. JOHN SHEWCHUN, professor of information engineering, beginning September 1, 1982 ( A ) , at an annual salary of $44,000. 9. KRISTINE A. SIEFERT, assistant professor of social work, beginning September 1, 1982 ( 1 ) , at an annual salary of $25,000. Administrative Staff 10. RAYMOND J. BATH, director of Toxicologic Services Laboratory, and assistant professor of clinical toxicology, Medical Center, beginning June 1, 1982 (NY; N ) , at an annual salary of $40,000. 11. JANE R. BUCKWALTER, interim special assistant to the chancellors for public affairs, Chicago Circle and Medical Center, beginning May 1, 1982 ( N Y ) , at an annual salary of $44,000. 12. FERNANDO GARCIA, director of Physical Plant, Chicago campuses, beginning June 1, 1982 ( N Y ) , at an annual salary of $47,500.

On motion of Mr. Hahn, these appointments were confirmed.

Doctor of Philosophy in Education, Chicago Circle (9) T h e Chicago Circle Senate has recommended the establishment of a program leading to the Ph.D. in Education in three areas: instructional leadership, special education, and policy and evaluation research. T h e program will offer advanced training for persons who wish to pursue careers in formal school organizations as well as in business and industrial training programs, governmental agencies, and community organizations. T h e doctorate is becoming increasingly necessary for advancement within the educational profession, particularly among those who aspire to positions in educational administration or to positions of leadership in critical fields of specialized knowledge and training (e.g., special education, curriculum, evaluation research, reading). In addition, doctorally trained persons are in demand in business and industry to serve as educational specialists, curriculum developers, and teachers in industrial training programs. T h e proposed program is aimed primarily at meeting the needs of part-time students who are not served currently by any public university program in educa-