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1974]

UNIVERSITY O F I L L I N O I S

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guages and Literatures and Professor of Comparative Literature and Chairman of the Program in Comparative Literature, for the second semester, to complete a hook on the development of the dramatic art of the playwright, Bertolt Brecht. KRUMMEL, DONALD W., Professor of Library Science in the Graduate School of Library Science and of Music in the School of Music, for the first semester, to continue research on and writing of a history of early music printing. NANNEV, DAVID L., Professor of Zoology and Executive Officer for Biology Programs in the School of Life Sciences, for the second semester, to continue work on the relationship between genetic geography and temporal patterns in tetrahymena.

SAVAGE, JEROME A., Professor of Art in the Department of Art and Design, for

the academic year, to do a series of paintings, drawings, and sculptures clarifying the relationship of subject matter to style, SPENCE, CLARK C, Professor of History, for the second semester, to work on an historical study of technological development in the mineral industries since 1890. STRAVINSKY, SOULJMA, Professor of Music in the School of Music, for the first semester, to revise and re-edit the complete piano works of Igor Stravinsky. TAKEUTI, GAISI, Professor of Mathematics, for the academic year, to further his research on the foundation of mathematics and the application of logic to mathematics. VELAN, YVES, Professor of French, for the first semester, to complete two novels, Adam et Eva and Le 9 novembre.

On motion of Mr, Howard, these appointments were approved.

NAME CHANGES O F DEPARTMENTS IN T H E COLLEGE OF EDUCATION, URBANA

(10) The Acting Chancellor at Urban a-Champaign has recommended approval of changes in the names of two departments in the College of Education, effective March 1, 1974: (1) It is proposed that the name of the Department of Elementary Education be changed to the Department of Elementary and Early Childhood Education. Due in part to the massive Federal interest in early childhood education, the field of elementary education has shifted its focus to the early years. This interest is manifest in the number of students interested in advanced study in early childhood education, in the number of positions open in that area, and in the research opportunities that are available. (2) It is proposed that the name of the Department of History^ and Philosophy of Education be changed to the Department of Educational Policy Studies. The change indicates a Departmental shift toward greater emphasis on social science data and methodology and research interests which cross disciplinary lines. The Dean of the College of Education and the Vice President for Academic Development and Coordination concur in this recommendation. I recommend approval.

On motion of Mr. Forsyth, this recommendation was approved.

PARTICIPATION IN T H E CHAMPAIGN COUNTY SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT STUDY

(11) The Acting Chancellor at Urbana-Champaign, with the concurrence of appropriate administrative officers, has recommended participation in a Champaign County Solid Waste Management Study to be conducted by the Champaign County Regional Planning Commission, The total cost to the University is $10,590 which is the apportioned amount of a total cost to the Planning Commission of $75,000. The balance of funding will be furnished by local governmental units. The study — to be prepared for the Planning Commission through its Solid Waste Management Steering Committee — will provide evaluations of suitable sites to establish an area-wide sanitary land-fill system in Champaign County. The University is represented on the steering committee.