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U N I V E R S I T Y OF I L L I N O I S

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for two months (two-ninths of the academic year salary) plus required incidental expenses. Chicago Circle Campus The Vice Chancellor and Dean of Faculties, through the deans and directors, invited faculty members to submit applications with complete descriptions of the work proposed. After approval by heads of departments and review by the deans of the colleges and their committees, twenty-one applications were submitted with priorities indicated. A special committee, chaired by the Associate Dean of Faculties, evaluated the proposals and recommended to the Vice Chancellor and Dean of Faculties that those programs judged to hold the most promise of benefit to undergraduate instruction be supported. After review of the proposals, the Vice Chancellor and Dean of Faculties — with the concurrence of the Chancellor — recommends that full-time appointments for two months during the summer of 1969, at current salary rates, be authorized for the following faculty members (total of six involving four proposals). E x penses were requested in a few cases, but these will be covered by departmental funds. Salary Roger L. Dominowski, Associate Professor of Psychology $ 2 556 Dale S. Herron, Assistant Professor of English 2 112 Charles A. Moore, Assistant Professor of Physical-Chemical Soil Engineering (Materials Engineering) 2 234 Kenneth 1. Perry, Assistant Professor of French 2 378 Daniel G. Harrington, Assistant Professor of German and Director of Language Laboratory (') Violet E. Bergquist, Associate Professor of Spanish 3 067 ($12 347) Urbana-Champaign Campus The Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs invited faculty members to submit applications with complete descriptions of the work proposed. After approval by heads of departments and review by the deans of the colleges and their committees, twenty-nine applications were submitted. A special committee evaluated the proposals and recommended support for those which the committee believed to be most meritorious and to promise the greatest potential benefits to undergraduate instruction. In the light of the review of the proposals, the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs recommends — with the Chancellor's concurrence—that full-time appointments for two months during the summer of 1969 at current salary rates be authorized for the following faculty members (total of thirteen individuals for eleven projects): Salary Expenses Lachlan F . Blair, Associate Professor of Urban P l a n n i n g . . . $ 3 612 $ 1 600 Mohamed I. Dessouky, Visiting Associate Professor of Industrial Engineering 2 889 500 James A. Gentry, Assistant Professor of Finance 2 800 250 Gilbert P. Haight, Jr., Professor of Chemistry 4 756 5 268 Samuel Kaplan, Assistant Professor of Microbiology 2 912 2 767 George H. Kieffer, Assistant Professor of Zoology and in Life Sciences 2 600 6 142 Frederick V. Lawrence, Assistant Professor of Civil and Metallurgical Engineering 2 223 500 M. Eugene Moyer, Assistant Professor of Economics, on one-half time (*) Donald W. Paden, Professor of Economics, on one-half time 2 023 2 700 M. Keith Myers, Associate Professor of French and in Coordinated Language Laboratory 2 823 Stanley Shinall, Assistant Professor of French and Counselor in Teacher Education 2 468 2 993 Richard T. Scanlan, Associate Professor of Classics and of

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Without additional salary since presently on year-round service.