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THE BI-WEEKLY NEWS LETTER
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Sept. 21, 1964
‘DON’T BE COMPLACENT’ —DR, STANFORD
Voi. 5, No. 1
A more mature outlook and seriousness
________________ of purpose may be detected among the
students of the 1960’s, UM President Henry King Stanford told the first faculty meeting of the year, Sept. 8 in the Brockway Lecture Hall of the Otto G. Richter Library. “If this be true,” Dr. Stanford said, “then we are challenged to respond... We cannot become complacent.” As to teaching tools, Dr. Stanford quipped, “There is still no replacement for the ‘Built-in, Orderly, Organized, Knowledge Machine,’ sometimes abbreviated‘B-O-O-K.’” Other faculty meeting news items:
DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM UM’s ten-year, $93 million Golden An-REACHES $5.7 MILLION niversary Development Program has
gathered assets of $5,713,016.07 since it began in February,Vice President for Development Donald V.Stoph-let reported. This includes 30 pledges from the Board of Trustees totaling more than $1.58 million. A single government grant (see page 3) has furnished another $1.65 million. The balance of the assets has come from private foundations and corporations.
DEAN OWRE EXPLAINS SELF STUDY PROGRAM
Dr. J. Riis Owre, associate dean of the faculties, explained to the faculty audience the blueprint and philosophy of the institutional self study now underway for the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities. He asked for continued cooperation from all segments of the University. The study, which is expected to be published in some form, will be completed in June of 1966.
FACULTY CLUB PLANS Preliminary architect’s sketches are EARLY OPENING--MYERS complete for the proposed quarter-million dollar Faculty Club, to be built on a site near the physical plant building, Dean Clark Myers reported. “We are hoping to have our first party in the new club by the end of this academic year,” he said. A dues schedule will be announced soon.
NEW YEAR BRINGS Dr. Werner A. Baum, vice president
NEW FACULTY FACES and dean of the faculties, introduced
many of the more than 75 newcomers to the faculty. Among them: Dr. August Freundlich, Lowe Gallery director and art department chairman; Dr. Sidney Fox, Institute of Molecular Evolution director; Dr. William J. Harrington, medicine chairman; Frank Nelson, director of debate; Dr. Waino Suojanen, management chairman, and others. (Deans are profiled on page 3.)
FACULTY SENATE OFFICE MOVED
Dr. George Lewis, biochemistry, announced that the office of the Faculty Senate will be moved to the School of
UNIVERSITY Of WMM
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Medicine (Coral Gables) during his presidency of the UM body.
Dean S. Fred Singer has just returned from a two-week tour of four European nations under sponsorship of NATO. He also presented a paper at the 15th Congress of the International As-tronautical Federation in Warsaw . .,
Miss Gene S. Cranch, nursing, is 1964-65 president of the Florida State Board of Nursing ...
Goytisolo’s novel “Fiestas,” edited by Dr. Kessel Schwartz. Spanish, is a new publication of the Laurel Language Library Spanish series...
Dr. Delmar Solem. drama, represented the Florida Arts Council and the American Educational Theater Association at the annual meeting of the National Council on the Arts and Education at Oberlin College...
Dr. Sidney W. Fox. Institute of Molecular Evolution, spoke at the Rutgers Institute of Microbiology on “Experiments Suggesting Evolution to Protein.” Also attending,, Dr. David Durant of the Institute ...
The October issue of American Behavioral Scientist contains an article on Psychology and International Relations, co-authored by Dr. J. T. Tedeschi, psychology...
Simon Hochberger, journalism, has been re-elected national secretary-treasurer of the American Society of Journalism School Administrators and deputy national secretary-treasurer of the Association for Education in Journalism ...
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| Full Text | i I i*si THE BI-WEEKLY NEWS LETTER . Sept. 21, 1964 ‘DON’T BE COMPLACENT’ —DR, STANFORD Voi. 5, No. 1 A more mature outlook and seriousness ________________ of purpose may be detected among the students of the 1960’s, UM President Henry King Stanford told the first faculty meeting of the year, Sept. 8 in the Brockway Lecture Hall of the Otto G. Richter Library. “If this be true,” Dr. Stanford said, “then we are challenged to respond... We cannot become complacent.” As to teaching tools, Dr. Stanford quipped, “There is still no replacement for the ‘Built-in, Orderly, Organized, Knowledge Machine,’ sometimes abbreviated‘B-O-O-K.’” Other faculty meeting news items: DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM UM’s ten-year, $93 million Golden An-REACHES $5.7 MILLION niversary Development Program has gathered assets of $5,713,016.07 since it began in February,Vice President for Development Donald V.Stoph-let reported. This includes 30 pledges from the Board of Trustees totaling more than $1.58 million. A single government grant (see page 3) has furnished another $1.65 million. The balance of the assets has come from private foundations and corporations. DEAN OWRE EXPLAINS SELF STUDY PROGRAM Dr. J. Riis Owre, associate dean of the faculties, explained to the faculty audience the blueprint and philosophy of the institutional self study now underway for the Southern Association of Colleges and Universities. He asked for continued cooperation from all segments of the University. The study, which is expected to be published in some form, will be completed in June of 1966. FACULTY CLUB PLANS Preliminary architect’s sketches are EARLY OPENING--MYERS complete for the proposed quarter-million dollar Faculty Club, to be built on a site near the physical plant building, Dean Clark Myers reported. “We are hoping to have our first party in the new club by the end of this academic year,” he said. A dues schedule will be announced soon. NEW YEAR BRINGS Dr. Werner A. Baum, vice president NEW FACULTY FACES and dean of the faculties, introduced many of the more than 75 newcomers to the faculty. Among them: Dr. August Freundlich, Lowe Gallery director and art department chairman; Dr. Sidney Fox, Institute of Molecular Evolution director; Dr. William J. Harrington, medicine chairman; Frank Nelson, director of debate; Dr. Waino Suojanen, management chairman, and others. (Deans are profiled on page 3.) FACULTY SENATE OFFICE MOVED Dr. George Lewis, biochemistry, announced that the office of the Faculty Senate will be moved to the School of UNIVERSITY Of WMM S O UJtUi fe &lV »Ä&sticia enee on Self Study P Atlanta .¿a »hie role a UM’s yiff-study Jxam belewfr: wrelattended the on Confer-ocedures in director of (See news Medicine (Coral Gables) during his presidency of the UM body. Dean S. Fred Singer has just returned from a two-week tour of four European nations under sponsorship of NATO. He also presented a paper at the 15th Congress of the International As-tronautical Federation in Warsaw . ., Miss Gene S. Cranch, nursing, is 1964-65 president of the Florida State Board of Nursing ... Goytisolo’s novel “Fiestas,” edited by Dr. Kessel Schwartz. Spanish, is a new publication of the Laurel Language Library Spanish series... Dr. Delmar Solem. drama, represented the Florida Arts Council and the American Educational Theater Association at the annual meeting of the National Council on the Arts and Education at Oberlin College... Dr. Sidney W. Fox. Institute of Molecular Evolution, spoke at the Rutgers Institute of Microbiology on “Experiments Suggesting Evolution to Protein.” Also attending,, Dr. David Durant of the Institute ... The October issue of American Behavioral Scientist contains an article on Psychology and International Relations, co-authored by Dr. J. T. Tedeschi, psychology... Simon Hochberger, journalism, has been re-elected national secretary-treasurer of the American Society of Journalism School Administrators and deputy national secretary-treasurer of the Association for Education in Journalism ... UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI Office of Public Information |
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