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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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as vice chanSeptember 1, of physics on as acting vice a consultative recommenda-

of physics from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), cellor for research and dean of the Graduate College, beginning 1978, on a twelve-month service basis, at an annual salary of $55,000. Dr. Goldwasser will continue to hold the rank of professor indefinite tenure. He will succeed Dr. Dillon E. Mapother who has been serving chancellor and dean since Dr. George A. Russell's resignation. The nomination of Dr. Goldwasser is made with the advice of committee. 1 T h e vice president for academic affairs concurs in the tion. I recommend approval.

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

Deanship of the College of Education, Chicago Circle

(5) T h e chancellor at Chicago Circle has recommended the appointment of Dr. Maurice J. Eash, presently acting dean of the College of Education, as dean of the College of Education, and professor of education on indefinite tenure, beginning July 1, 1978, on a twelve-month service basis, at an annual salary of $45,000. This recommendation is made with the advice of a search committee. 2 The vice president for academic affairs concurs in the recommendation. I recommend approval. In accord with board procedures and prior to taking action on this recommendation, two speakers were given the opportunity to register their views, in this case, in opposition, to the recommendation. They were: Anna Varnavas, a student at the Chicago Circle campus; and Ruth Vasquez, representing several community groups in Chicago. The statements contained various criticisms of the search process involved, the degree of confidence some groups outside the University are said to have in the recommended appointee, and related matters. President Gorbally and Chancellor Riddle responded to a number of the comments made, correcting and clarifying the statements. Mr. Velasquez expressed his concern about the appointment and suggested that action be delayed upon it. President Gorbally stated that in his view the issue generally was not the relationship with outside groups but whether or not the University was in control of internal matters, including curricula and appointments. Chancellor Riddle expressed his view that it would be unwise for the appointment to be delayed or deferred.

On motion of Mrs. Rader, the appointment was approved as presented. Mr. Velasquez asked to be recorded as voting no.

Head, Department of Oral Anatomy, College of Dentistry, Medical Center

(6) The chancellor at the Medical Center has recommended the appointment of

1 Harry G. Drickamer, professor of chemical engineering and of chemistry and in the Center for Advanced Study, chairperson; David H. Baker, professor of animal science; Lela B. Costin, professor of social work; William J. Hall, professor of civil engineering; Thomas N. McGeary, graduate student; Bruno Nettl, professor of music and of anthropology; Charles P. Slichter, professor of physics and in the Center for Advanced Study; Jack C. Stillinger, professor of English and 2 the Center for Advanced Study. in Leonard Eron, professor of psychology, chairperson; Werner H. Baur, professor and_ head, department of geological sciences and associate dean, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences; Shirley Buttrick, professor and dean, Jane Addams College _ of Social Work; Edward Colker, research professor of art and director, School of Art and Design; Grace Holt, professor of black studies and director, Black Studies Program; James V. Kahn, associate professor of education; George E. Monroe, associate professor of education; Barbara Smith, graduate student; Charles A. Tesconi, professor of education and of urban education research; Margaret Uguroglu, graduate student; Richard Videbeck, professor of sociology and associate dean, Graduate College; Herbert J. Walberg, professor of urban education research.