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SPEAKING OF PEOPLE
THE
BI-WEEKLY NEWS
LETTER
For Faculty and Staff
Volume 10, No. 2 October 6, 1969
UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN With a theme of "Reach Out — Invest in BEGINS ON CAMPUS People and We All Benefit," the Univer-
sity of Miami this week begins its campaign to raise $65,000 for the United Fund.
Dade County’s United Fund goal for 1969 is$5 million and the funds will go to aid 45 local non-profit health, welfare, youth, characterbuilding and medical research agencies. For the first time, the United Fund has included in its goals these new programs: decentralization of services, emergency service centers open 24 hours a day, seven days a week; services for children of migrant farm laborers in the area of day nurseries and youth services, and massive assists to hard-line drug addicts.
Last year’s campus goal was $50,000 and University of Miami personnel gave $53,000. President Stanford is university chairman, and Edward G. Coll, Director of Development at UM, is the 1969 United Fund campus campaign coordinator. Said Coll: "We have agreed to an increase in the University’s goal because of the direct tie the University of Miami maintains with many of the United Fund agencies. We realize, far more than the average participating group, the enormous dividends the United Fund provides the University family and our community."
Coll said the campaign would aim for Fair Share participation by all segments of the university. Personalized pledge cards will be distributed through divisions and departments.
SABBATICAL LEAVE Applications for sabbatical leave for the aca-FORMS AVAILABLE demic year 1970-71 should be submitted to
the chairman of the applicant’s department by October 31, 1969 and be received by the chairman of the sabbatical leave committee by November 15, 1969. Action on the application will be announced by the Dean of the Faculties. Application forms are available in the office of the Dean of Faculties and the Department of Biology office. Faculty members eligible for sabbatical leave must have tenure, six or more years of full-time service at the UM with the current role as teaching and/or research. Timing of the leave must be such that on return three academic years remain prior to retirement at age 65. The Sabbatical Leave Committee consists of Dr. W. Henry Leigh, chairman; Drs. Herman Diers, Robert Hendricks, Arthur Keenan, Leonard Muller, and Waino Suojanen.
MORE OFFICES Simon Hochberger, chairman, Mass Communica-
ARE SWITCHED tions, and George Southworth, who teaches jour-
nalism, have moved from the Ashe Building to the LI Bldg., joining the radio-TV-film segment of the department. The entire department of religion will move shortly from Ashe to Merrick. Mrs. Lane Coleman, assistant director of public relations for major events, is located in Bldg. 37, Ext. 6240.
Dr. Foy D. Kohler. Center for Advanced International Studies, and former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, has accepted an invitation by Vice President Spiro Agnew to serve the President’s Task Force studying the future of the space program...
Dr. Donald A. Sawyer, associate dean, engineering, was recently elected Vice-Chairman of the Florida Engineers in Education Practice Section and Secretary of the Florida Student Chapters Committee, both units of the Florida Engineering Society...
Dr, David S. Smith, anatomy, biology, and medicine, gave the opening talk at the Symposium on Insect Ultrastructure at the Royal Entomological Society of London meeting Sept. 24-26, and was chairman for one of the sessions...
Carl M. Kromp, associate director, Computing Center, attended the National Conference of Association for Computing Machinery in San Francisco, Calif., representing the Miami-area chapter...
George H. Mitchell, manager, UM Bookstore, has won another award in College Store Journal’s PictyPromote/Profit competition...
An article, "Preeminence in Space: Still a Critical National Issue" by Dr. Mose L. Harvey, director, Center for Advanced International Studies, appeared in Winter 1969 issue of Orbis. quarterly journal of world affairs, and his "The Lunar Landing and The U.S. —Soviet Equation" was published in the Sept. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists...
Dr. Nicholas D, GennetL dean of students, has been appointed to the National Leadership Training Board of Sigma Chi fraternity and took part in its Annual Workshop in Ft. Collins, Colo...
UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI
HEWS ^
—..— 18 IB RIS& 18 SB
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| Full Text | SPEAKING OF PEOPLE THE BI-WEEKLY NEWS LETTER For Faculty and Staff Volume 10, No. 2 October 6, 1969 UNITED FUND CAMPAIGN With a theme of "Reach Out — Invest in BEGINS ON CAMPUS People and We All Benefit," the Univer- sity of Miami this week begins its campaign to raise $65,000 for the United Fund. Dade County’s United Fund goal for 1969 is$5 million and the funds will go to aid 45 local non-profit health, welfare, youth, characterbuilding and medical research agencies. For the first time, the United Fund has included in its goals these new programs: decentralization of services, emergency service centers open 24 hours a day, seven days a week; services for children of migrant farm laborers in the area of day nurseries and youth services, and massive assists to hard-line drug addicts. Last year’s campus goal was $50,000 and University of Miami personnel gave $53,000. President Stanford is university chairman, and Edward G. Coll, Director of Development at UM, is the 1969 United Fund campus campaign coordinator. Said Coll: "We have agreed to an increase in the University’s goal because of the direct tie the University of Miami maintains with many of the United Fund agencies. We realize, far more than the average participating group, the enormous dividends the United Fund provides the University family and our community." Coll said the campaign would aim for Fair Share participation by all segments of the university. Personalized pledge cards will be distributed through divisions and departments. SABBATICAL LEAVE Applications for sabbatical leave for the aca-FORMS AVAILABLE demic year 1970-71 should be submitted to the chairman of the applicant’s department by October 31, 1969 and be received by the chairman of the sabbatical leave committee by November 15, 1969. Action on the application will be announced by the Dean of the Faculties. Application forms are available in the office of the Dean of Faculties and the Department of Biology office. Faculty members eligible for sabbatical leave must have tenure, six or more years of full-time service at the UM with the current role as teaching and/or research. Timing of the leave must be such that on return three academic years remain prior to retirement at age 65. The Sabbatical Leave Committee consists of Dr. W. Henry Leigh, chairman; Drs. Herman Diers, Robert Hendricks, Arthur Keenan, Leonard Muller, and Waino Suojanen. MORE OFFICES Simon Hochberger, chairman, Mass Communica- ARE SWITCHED tions, and George Southworth, who teaches jour- nalism, have moved from the Ashe Building to the LI Bldg., joining the radio-TV-film segment of the department. The entire department of religion will move shortly from Ashe to Merrick. Mrs. Lane Coleman, assistant director of public relations for major events, is located in Bldg. 37, Ext. 6240. Dr. Foy D. Kohler. Center for Advanced International Studies, and former U.S. Ambassador to Russia, has accepted an invitation by Vice President Spiro Agnew to serve the President’s Task Force studying the future of the space program... Dr. Donald A. Sawyer, associate dean, engineering, was recently elected Vice-Chairman of the Florida Engineers in Education Practice Section and Secretary of the Florida Student Chapters Committee, both units of the Florida Engineering Society... Dr, David S. Smith, anatomy, biology, and medicine, gave the opening talk at the Symposium on Insect Ultrastructure at the Royal Entomological Society of London meeting Sept. 24-26, and was chairman for one of the sessions... Carl M. Kromp, associate director, Computing Center, attended the National Conference of Association for Computing Machinery in San Francisco, Calif., representing the Miami-area chapter... George H. Mitchell, manager, UM Bookstore, has won another award in College Store Journal’s PictyPromote/Profit competition... An article, "Preeminence in Space: Still a Critical National Issue" by Dr. Mose L. Harvey, director, Center for Advanced International Studies, appeared in Winter 1969 issue of Orbis. quarterly journal of world affairs, and his "The Lunar Landing and The U.S. —Soviet Equation" was published in the Sept. Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists... Dr. Nicholas D, GennetL dean of students, has been appointed to the National Leadership Training Board of Sigma Chi fraternity and took part in its Annual Workshop in Ft. Collins, Colo... UNIVERSITY OF MIAMI HEWS ^ —..— 18 IB RIS& 18 SB |
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