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Dr. Robert C. Bever. Honors
Program director, is a member of the Florida Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, meeting at Jacksonville (See: Faculty in the News)...
Dean S. Fred Singer addressed
the Southeastern Region meeting
of the National Science Teachers
Association at Hollywood. Dr.
Sidney Besvinick. education^
chaired a group meeting...
Fred Koch, drama, gave his
27th annual reading of Dickens’
. _ .... 13 at
Dec,
Methodist
Church...
Possibilities for feeding man from the resources of the oceans were discussed by Dr. C. P. Idyll. IMS, before the Delray Beach Library Association...
C. M. Kromp. industrial engineering, attended the recent Value Engineering Symposium at the U.S. Army Redstone Arsenal in Alabama...
Dr. J. Everett Rover, accounting, spoke on “Changes in the 1964 Revenue Code/’ at a Florida Accounting Association-University of Florida tax clinic in Orlando...
“Craftsmanship,” by Dr. Granville Fisher, psychology, appears in November's Florida Architect...
Dr. Frank Moya, anesthesiology, spent a week as visiting professor at Stanford University School of Medicine; he also lectured at the University of California Medical Center...
William Fogarty, civil engineering, presented a paper on pollution control at the Florida Water and Sewage Works Operators short course at Miami-Dade Junior College...
“Water and Sewage Flow Rates in Public Schools,” by Milton E. Reeder and Fogarty, is in Public Works magazine for November...
Miami
mm
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THE BI-WEEKLY NEWS LETTER
For Faculty and Staff
Dec. 14, 1964
Voi. 5, No. 7
"HAPPY HOLIDAYS, AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL"
— President Henry King Stanford
"As peoples around the world prepare to celebrate this season symbolizing the rebirth of hope for the future of mankind, of faith in one's fellow man and conviction that men of good-will everywhere will triumph over the forces of negation, may we all refresh our spirits by personal rededication to our beliefs.
"On a less spiritual note, may I say briefly, and with utmost sincerity: Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year to you all."
WEYHER TO RETIRE AUG. 31, 1965
Theodore A. Weyher, Dean of the School of Engineering since 1957, has requested "early retirement," to be effective
August 31, 1965. In approving his retirement "with sincere regret," President Stanford pointed to the progress of the School under Dean Weyher's guidance. During this eight-year period, all degree granting departments of the School received professional accreditation, admissions and curriculum requirements were raised and the following programs inaugurated: the professional degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering; the Bachelor of Architecture degree; the Master's in civil, electrical, industrial and mechanical engineering, and in cooperation with the Institute of Marine Science, options in oceanographic engineering at the graduate level.
FACULTY SENATE MEETS TODAY
p.m.
All members of the faculty are welcome to attend the regular monthly meeting of the Faculty Senate today (Dec. 14) at 3 Brockway Lecture Hall, Otto G. Richter Library. The agenda
includes a talk by President Stanford.
ELECTIONS
REMINDER
roting of his 1st.
In accordance with election procedures ____ for the Faculty Senate and Councils, faculty members are reminded that each member who is unable to serve in the Senate or on the Council school shall so advise the Secretary of the Senate by January
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
NEXT VERITAS: Because of the holiday schedule, the next
JANUARY 4 issue of Veritas will appear Monday, Jan. 4
with a copy deadline of Tuesday, Dec. 29.
Office of Public Information
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| Full Text | Dr. Robert C. Bever. Honors Program director, is a member of the Florida Rhodes Scholarship Selection Committee, meeting at Jacksonville (See: Faculty in the News)... Dean S. Fred Singer addressed the Southeastern Region meeting of the National Science Teachers Association at Hollywood. Dr. Sidney Besvinick. education^ chaired a group meeting... Fred Koch, drama, gave his 27th annual reading of Dickens’ . _ .... 13 at Dec, Methodist Church... Possibilities for feeding man from the resources of the oceans were discussed by Dr. C. P. Idyll. IMS, before the Delray Beach Library Association... C. M. Kromp. industrial engineering, attended the recent Value Engineering Symposium at the U.S. Army Redstone Arsenal in Alabama... Dr. J. Everett Rover, accounting, spoke on “Changes in the 1964 Revenue Code/’ at a Florida Accounting Association-University of Florida tax clinic in Orlando... “Craftsmanship,” by Dr. Granville Fisher, psychology, appears in November's Florida Architect... Dr. Frank Moya, anesthesiology, spent a week as visiting professor at Stanford University School of Medicine; he also lectured at the University of California Medical Center... William Fogarty, civil engineering, presented a paper on pollution control at the Florida Water and Sewage Works Operators short course at Miami-Dade Junior College... “Water and Sewage Flow Rates in Public Schools,” by Milton E. Reeder and Fogarty, is in Public Works magazine for November... Miami mm mm THE BI-WEEKLY NEWS LETTER For Faculty and Staff Dec. 14, 1964 Voi. 5, No. 7 "HAPPY HOLIDAYS, AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU ALL" — President Henry King Stanford "As peoples around the world prepare to celebrate this season symbolizing the rebirth of hope for the future of mankind, of faith in one's fellow man and conviction that men of good-will everywhere will triumph over the forces of negation, may we all refresh our spirits by personal rededication to our beliefs. "On a less spiritual note, may I say briefly, and with utmost sincerity: Happy Holidays and a Happy New Year to you all." WEYHER TO RETIRE AUG. 31, 1965 Theodore A. Weyher, Dean of the School of Engineering since 1957, has requested "early retirement," to be effective August 31, 1965. In approving his retirement "with sincere regret," President Stanford pointed to the progress of the School under Dean Weyher's guidance. During this eight-year period, all degree granting departments of the School received professional accreditation, admissions and curriculum requirements were raised and the following programs inaugurated: the professional degrees in electrical and mechanical engineering; the Bachelor of Architecture degree; the Master's in civil, electrical, industrial and mechanical engineering, and in cooperation with the Institute of Marine Science, options in oceanographic engineering at the graduate level. FACULTY SENATE MEETS TODAY p.m. All members of the faculty are welcome to attend the regular monthly meeting of the Faculty Senate today (Dec. 14) at 3 Brockway Lecture Hall, Otto G. Richter Library. The agenda includes a talk by President Stanford. ELECTIONS REMINDER roting of his 1st. In accordance with election procedures ____ for the Faculty Senate and Councils, faculty members are reminded that each member who is unable to serve in the Senate or on the Council school shall so advise the Secretary of the Senate by January UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI NEXT VERITAS: Because of the holiday schedule, the next JANUARY 4 issue of Veritas will appear Monday, Jan. 4 with a copy deadline of Tuesday, Dec. 29. Office of Public Information |
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