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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

[ September 30

WALKER, W I L L I A M G., Assistant in Radiology (Medicine)—resignation effective August 1, 1958. W H A I X E Y , E L S A A., Research Associate in the Institute for Research on Exceptional Children — resignation effective September 1, 1958. W H I T E , EDWIN L., Research Assistant in Microbiology (Medicine) — resignation effective September 1, 1958. WILLIAMS, HENRY F., Instructor in Economics (Chicago Undergraduate Division) — resignation effective September 1, 1958. W I N N , M R S . DONNA T., Research Assistant in the State Water Survey — resignation effective August 22, 1958. WOOD, W I L L I S A., Associate Professor of Bacteriology (Dairy Science) — r e s i g nation effective September 14, 1958. WOODS, BILL M., Map Librarian and Assistant Professor of Library Science — resignation effective September I, 1958. YOUNG, CLYDE W , Music Library Assistant — resignation effective September 18, 1958LEAVES OF ABSENCE BALDWIN, THOMAS W., Professor of English — change in status from retirement, effective September 1, 1958, to leave of absence, without pay, for one year from September I, 1958, so that he may accept an appointment on the faculty of Southern Illinois University during the academic year 1958-59. BRADEN, BETTY J., Henderson County Home Adviser — leave of absence, with pay, for three months from July 1, 1958, on account of illness. CURLEY, DANIEL, Associate Professor of English — sabbatical leave of absence granted him for the academic year 1958-59, for the first semester on one-half pay and for the second semester without pay, changed to leave of absence for the first semester without pay and for the second semester on one-half pay. DOYLE, LAWRENCE E., Professor of Mechanical Engineering — leave of absence, without pay, for the academic year beginning September 1, 1958, so that he may devote this time to writing books. D U N N , DOROTHY F., Associate Professor of Hygiene and Public Health — leave of absence, without pay, for the academic year, 1958-59, so that she may complete work on her doctorate at Purdue University. EDELMAN, MURRAY, Professor of Political Science, in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and in the Institute of Labor and Industrial Relations -— leave of absence, without pay, for four months from February I, 1959, so that he may accept a Visiting Professorship in Political Science at the University of Texas. FULLER, HARRY J., Professor of Botany — leave of absence on account of illness, with full pay, from September I, 1958, through February 28, 1959. JACKOBS, JOSEPH A., Professor of Crop Production (Agronomy) —leave of absence, without pay, for two years from October 1, 1959, in order that he may accept an assignment in Poona, India, as a Range and Forage Crop Specialist with the Kansas State College Team. LEVINSON, IDA, Counselor on University Council on Teacher Education and Assistant Professor of Speech — leave of absence on account of disability, without pay, from September I, 1958, through February 28, 1959. LIPE, DALE M., Assistant Professor of Full and Removable Partial Dentures ( D e n t i s t r y ) — l e a v e of absence, without pay, for one year from September 1, 1958. PAGE, DAVID, Assistant Professor of Education (University High School) — leave of absence on 3/10 time, without pay, beginning September 1, 1958. RUINA, JACK P., Research Associate Professor in the Control Systems Laboratory, and Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering — leave of absence, without pay, beginning August 1 and continuing through August 15, 1958, so that he may attend the National Academy of Science Summer Study Group, Woods Hole, Massachusetts. STONE, CLARENCE W., Professor of Library Science—-leave of absence for the academic year 1958-59, so that he may accept an appointment offered him by the United States Office of Education to serve as consultant on research and experimentation in television, radio, motion pictures, and related media for educational purposes.