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Or gon state College
l1INUT OF F;ACULTY
COUNCIL
8 l"Iay 1952
ROLLCALL
The Faculty Counci assembled at 4:00 olclock after an informal
coffee period arra ged bY,Professor Florence Hupprich. President
Strand presided an the following members were present:
Bash,
Berry, Brandon, Bu lis, dB.lilPbell, Cl.ayton, Colby, Dixon, Dunn,
Gilfillan,
Gilkey, Goode~ Hupprich, langton, Lemon, Leooetter,
Lel1aster, Lonseth, Lunde, HcCutcheon, I'lorse (.for Beach), i'1oshberger (for Demuth, Ordeman, Poling, Richardson (for Hanless),
Scheel .• Smith, Sno rassJ Strand, S~'ygard, Tressler,
Wells,
Winger, Yunker, Ze an.
I
C0111ITTEE
ON
REVIEW
AND
APPEArs
President Strand I' porte
for members of the Com.id
a tie for first pI ce ,
Doctors Allison, C lby,;
the Faculty Counei , ser
ballots.
Dr. J. W Sher
votes.
Professor
he was appointing
Dr. Sherburne, he
HONORS
AND.
AWARDS
t, in order to avoid calling a special
President Strand s
short nota.ce , the executive committee
meeting of the co
dations of the Committee on Honors and
had approved the r
tion by vote of the Faculty Council.
Awards, subject to
After motion, the ounei confirmed the action of its executive
committee and appr ved t e following honors and awards:
that the poll of mail on candidates
tee on Rev:i.ewand Appeals resulted in
second vot.e was therefore necessary.
d Swygard, former vice chairmen of
ed wi th bhe secr-et ary in counting the
urne received the highest number of
rse was next , President Strand said
or B. H. Ni.chols as the third member.
ould be· chai.rman of the committee.
Chi OmegaAward, S lly S ideler.
Elks Award, James Cordial.
Drucilla Shepard S 'th A ard , Lou S~d,.bert.
CummingsPrizes:
rnention, Thomas do
Don Van AIlsburgj
Jones.
Sophomore
J. B. Ball, Richar
Micka; honorable
enior first honor, Arthur Chiuj honorable
fette~ Char-Les Dane_ Junior first honor-s.
onorable mentLon, Verlin Herman, Jack K.
irst honor, RobeJ:,t Estoup; honorable mention,
c. Dkvis~ Freshman first honor, A. Paul
ntion~ Roland Dart au, Bill Noteboom•.
Lipman 1,.101£e Prize:
se~ior first honor, Janet Schadewitz; honorable mention, Do 1 Black, John Thomas. Junior first honor,
Charles Hornecker; hono!'f-ble mention, Elaine Yunker, Audrey
Daum, Sophomore irst honor, Tom N:lebergall; honorable
mention, Laura. Da 's, Joan Hobart.
Clara H. Haldo Pr'zes:
Senior first. honor, Janet Rutherford;
honorable mention, Norm:i.taEllis, Via Ida Brust.
Junior first
honor, Nancy Hall day; honorable mention, Alvis 11il1er, Phyllis
Heilig • Sophomor first honor, Margaret l'IcGowan;honorable
mention, Sherrill
Carlson, Nolly O'Gonnor, Freshman first
honor, 11arilyn Wi son; honorable mention, Pat Daum, Rosa.lie
Hanson,
Hamilton Award: Freshman woman, l'Ia:rjorie Church •. Sophomore
man, John Hensala.
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APPRAISAL OF
TEAC lIT NG
President Strand r terred to the recent circulation among faculty members of a evised form for appraa sa.l, of teaching. He
said that the co .ttee hopes the form will be used by all
staff members.
·MUP Rl!;COi'1- President strand
.seus sed further the AAUP recommendations
teaching and related interests. He said
f quarter versus semester system would
y a joint committee with the University
interested. He said it would be unlikely
utions could have different schemes. He
appointed the co.mmittees that he plans
ndations but would do so soon ,
l'1ENDATIONS
for improvement of
that the question
require discussion
of Oregon if it is
that the two insti
said he had not ye
on the AAUP recomm
MISCELLANEOUS
President Strandtr ad from a recent communication from the
American Council 0 Education referring to a proposed federal
amendment to the S cia]. Security legislation woul.d make faculties eligible. Dr Campbell said that the AAUP has sent a
letter to faculty r embers suggesting that they write to members
of Congress on thi matter. President Strand said that it
would probably be esirable to have a special meeting of the
Faculty Council 1a er in May to act on candidates for degrees
and hear a report
om Dr. Allison's committee regarding a
possible foreign
iversity to be sponsored by Oregon State
College~
TELEVISION
President Strand s etched developments in the direction of
making television vailable for education. He referred to
the large cost, th possibility of network services provided
for educational st tions by foundations and other agencies,
and the special im_ortance of television to Oregon stat~
College with its s ate-wide program of adult education~
Mr. Scheel spoke a a recent joint purchase by Oregon state
College and the Ge eral Extension Division of a machine for
sound film, a step toward pr-oductdon for television.
ADJOURNMENT
The F'aculty Counci
adjourned at 4:L.O 0 'clock.
Del.mer 11.Goode
Sec:retary