Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1950
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416 BOARD OF T R U S T E E S [June 25 certain rather low salary ranges and individual rates, these ranges and rates were based on similar ones at the community level. On motion of Mr. Livingston, these wage adjustments were approved as recommended. APPOINTMENT OF WALTER H. ROETTGER AS ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF ATHLETICS (35) The Director of Athletics has recommended, and the Board of Directors of the Athletic Association has approved, the appointment of Walter H . Roettger as Assistant Director of Athletics effective July 1, 1949. H e will continue as A s sociate Professor of Physical Education for Men, as Head Coach of Baseball, but will be relieved of his duties as Assistant Basketball Coach in view of his increased administrative responsibilities. This change in status involves no increase in his salary ($7,670 a year, of which the University pays $1,500 for teaching services). That portion of salary he has been receiving from the Athletic Association for basketball coaching will be charged against administration. I recommend approval. On motion of Mrs. Watkins, this appointment was confirmed. APPOINTMENT OF DANIEL BORTH, J R . , AS ASSOCIATE DEAN O F THE COLLEGE OF COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (36) The Dean of the College of Commerce and Business Administration recommends the appointment of Daniel Borth, Jr., now Professor of Accountancy, as Professor of Accountancy on indefinite tenure and Associate Dean of the College for one year from September I, 1949, at an annual salary of $9,000. I concur in this recommendation. On motion of Mrs. Holt, this appointment was approved. LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR DIRECTOR R. B. DOWNS (37) Director R. B. Downs of the Library and the Library School has been asked to advise the Library of Congress on the future development of its National Union Catalog. This is a field in which he has had much professional experience and he has asked for a leave of absence during July in order to accept the assignment. I recommend that he be given the leave with full pay. On motion of Mr. Fornof, this leave was authorized. ADVISORY COMMITTEES FOR T H E COLLEGE O F COMMERCE AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (38) T h e Dean of the College of Commerce and Business Administration recommends the appointment of the following advisory committees for that College for a period of one year beginning July I, 1949, or until their successors have been appointed: Accountancy Foreign Trade OTTO GRESSENS, Chicago H . C. H A W E S , Chicago HERBERT T. M C A N L Y , Chicago F. L. MARSHALL, Chicago HARRY SALINGER, Chicago V. D. SEAMAN, Chicago C. M. W Y N N E , Chicago Advertising ' T W » T^r?r J? rw r n r \ ™ £ X &,£• H \l ' n g S n . , uGovernmental Finance NEWTON C. FARR, Chicago GEORGE B. M C K I B B I N . Chicago STERLING MORTON, Chicago F R A N R E PACKAI|D> C h i c ° A ifTf HOWARD H . MONK, Rockford | g 0 Banking HARRY A. BRINKMAN, Chicago F R A N K C. R A T H J E , Chicago CHARLES R. REARDON, Joliet Industrial Management T. W . EDWARDS, Chicago C. B. HOFFMAN, Chicago ARTHUR S. M A N N , Kankakee C. S. YOUNG, Chicago H . M. RAILSBACK, Moline
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