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WESTERN KENTUCKY

UNIVERSITY

+ ANNUAL MEETlNG FOR , ,'FACUL TV AND "

" PROFESSIONAU;lT AFF TODAY, 2 P.M. c. V AN METER AUDITORIUM

WKU regents meet tomorrow to consider budget, appeal, audit

The University's Board of Regents will meet tomorrow (Thursday, Aug. 20) at 10 a .m . with an agenda including consid­eration of the 1992-93 operating budget.

The new board, which was appointed by Gov. Brereton Jones last month, will be conducting official business for the first time as a board at the meeting.

Board members will receive copies of the University's re­sponse to the audit by Arthur Andersen and Co., and will discuss billings for the audit.

Also on the agenda will be discussion of the appeal of the lawsuit against hiring former Gov. Louie B. Nunn by former regents which was ruled illegal in Warren Circuit Court.

A large number of other agenda items will be considered, such as academic program changes and personnel changes since April 30.

What's Inside RAYMOND B, PRESTON

CENTER AND RESIDENCE HALLS OPEN PAGES 2 & 3

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PERSONNEL CHANGES PAGES6& 7

Vol. 2 No. 12 • August 19, 1992 • Publication For Faculty and Staff

Members of Western Kentucky University's Board of Regents are, left to right: Dr. Eugene Evans, Howard Gray, Peggy wafmon, Monnie

Hankins, vice chair, Kristen Bale, Fred Mudge, Raymond B. Preston, Burns Mercer, chairman, Joseph Rains and Earl Fischer.

Meet WKU's Board of Regents KR ISTE N T BALE

Kristen T. Bale, a resident of Glasgow, holds a bachelor's degree from the University of Wisconsin at. Madison. She is a member of the Kentucky Museum Advisory Board, the education committee of the Glasgow-Barren County Cham­ber of Commerce, the Barren County Bicentennial Committee and serves as bookkeeper for her husband's office.

DR EUGENE E, EVANS

Dr. Eugene E. Evans, professor of management and marketing, serves as faculty representative on the Board of Regents. Evans, joined the WKU faculty in 1965. A native of Peoria, Ill., he received a bachelor's degree from the Univer­Sity of Maryland and a master's degree from the University of

Illinois. He eamed his d octoral degree at Illinois in 1963. He has also served on the faculty at Hamline University and the Uni­versity of Kentucky.

ROBERT EARL FISCHER

Earl Fischer, president of West­em Kentucky Gas Company in Owensboro, is a graduate of Owensboro Catholic High School and Brescia College. He serves as a member of the board of directors of Owensboro National Bank, the board of Environmental Waste TechnOlogies in Owensboro, the Board of Trustees of Brescia Col­lege, and is a past president of the Bowling Green-Warren County Chamber of Commerce. He cur­rently serves as vice chainnan and a member of the board of directors of the Owensboro Industrial Foundation and as a member of

the board of directors of Leader­ship Kentucky.

C,C, HOWARD GRAY

Howard Gray is a native of Glasgow and serves as president of James N . Gray Construction Company'. He holds a bachelor's degree from WKU and also attended the Georgia Institute of Technology and the University of Wisconsin. He has served as president of the Glasgow-Barren County Chamber of Commerce and as a director of the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce. He currently serves as a member of the board of directors of Trans Financial Bank, a board member of Leadership Kentucky and a director of the Japan-America Society of Kentucky.

Continued on page two

On Campus Western Kentucky University August 19, 1992

New residence halls house 388 Students are moving into the University's two new residence halls

which were dedicated yesterday. Located at t~e ~omer of University Boulevard and Normal Drive, the

three-story bUlldmgs are housing students in sororities and those with at le~st a 2.0 grade point average and 61 credit hours who have been in contmual go~ .standi~g with the University. ~e $7.6 . million prOject was financed through the sale of bonds and is

bemg repaid through student housing fees. WKU now has 20 residence halls on campus. Wo!k on the two new buildings generated more than 150 jobs and

contnbuted more than $6 million to Kentucky's economy.

Seminar series to inform WKU management on changes

Leadership for the 90s, a series of The President emphasized all seminars for WKU management meetings are mandatory, and will personnel, begins Sept. 3 with a be considered during annual -program on the American Disabili- evaluation sessions. ties Act from 2 to 4 p.m. in Van Managers, supervisors and their Meter Auditorium. nominees will receive individual

The Leadership seminars "have invitations to attend soon, Dr. been uniquely designed to infonn Meredith said. our management personnel on . Other September meetings critical legal issues, changing mclude seminars on interpersonal employee needs and constant relations Sept. 8 and cultural management challenges confront- diverSity Sept. 24. ing ~igher education today," said _ On Campus will include all President Thomas C. Meredith in a meetings each issue in Coming Up memo to all superviSOry personnel on page 8. Aug. 5.

LetWKUbrag about you

The Office of the President is continualy updating the

University's Brag Sheet, a listing of recent achievements and accom­plishments of Western's outstand­ing faculty and staff.

Profiles of WKU's Regents

Department heads are asked to keep the President informed of your achievements, to continue to keep Western in the spotlight, so remind your department head to brag about you!

Continued from f'/lgc Qne

He received WKU's Distinguished Alumnus Award in 1988.

MONNIE L. HANKINS

Monnie L. Hankins, a staff manager at South Central Bell in Louisville, is a graduate of Owens­boro High School and Western Kentucky University. He is chair­man of the Chestnut Street YMCA Black Achiever Program, a career exposure program enrolling more than 600 students. He is also a member of Leadership Louisville, the United Way and Omega Psi Phi fraternity.

PEGGY W. LOAFMAN

Peggy Loafman is a graduate of Taylorsville High School and holds a bachelor's degree in elementary education from WKU. She is vice president/South Central Kentucky District of The Cumberland Bank in Bowling Green and currently is the chairman of the board of the Bowling Green-Warren County

Chamber of Commerce. She serves on the Vocational Educa­tion Region IV Advisory Commit­tee and on the board of Leader­ship Bowling Green. She is a 1991 graduate of the Leadership Kentucky program.

BURNS E. MERCER

Bums Mercer, a native of Hardinsburg. is director of ad­ministrative services for the Meade County Rural Electric Cooperative Corporation. He is a graduate of Breckinridge County High School and Western Ken­tucky University. He serves as a member of the board of directors of the Rural Cooperative Credit Union and as a member of the Kentucky Chamber of-Commerce Education Committee and is a member of the executive committee of the Kentucky Advocates for Higher Education. He is a former chair­man of the Kentucky Council on Higher Education, the Kentucky Educational Television Board and

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the Kentucky Student Loan Corpo­ration Board. He is a member of the Board of Visitors of the Salmon P. Chase College of Law at North­ern Kentucky University.

FRED N. MUDGE

Fred Mudge, president and chief executive officer of Logan Alumi­num in Russellville, holds a bachelor's degree from West Virginia University and a master's degree from Bellannine College. He is past president of the Logan County Chamber of Commerce and a former member of the board of directors of the Kentucky Cham­ber of Commerce, Junior Achieve­ment of South Central Kentucky and Leadership Kentucky. He previously served as chairman of the board of trustees at Logan Memorial Hospital.

RAYMOND B. PRESTON

Raymond B. Preston, is founder of P.B. & S. Chemical Co. in Henderson. He is a graduate of

Meade Memorial High School and Western Kentucky Univer­sity. He is a past president of the National Association of Chemical Distributors and the South~astern Chemical Distributors Council. He is a former member of the board of trustees at Henderson Community Col1ege and a past president of the Henderson Chamber of Commerce and the Henderson Country Club. He currently serves as president of the Ohio Valley National Bank in Henderson. WKU's new health and activities center, scheduled to open this fall, will carry Mr. Preston's name.

JOSEPH RAINS

Joe Rains serves as the student regent on the WKU board. He is a junior corporate and organiza­tional communications major from Antioch, Tennessee. He is a graduate of Ezell Harding Chris­tian SchooL

On Olmpus Western Kentucky Univer.;ity

August 19, 1992

The Raymond B. Preston Health & Activities Center is completed and ready for business.

A Snet2ker Preview, fund provide addi tional equilJme~ supplies for the and Lab, is tomorrow at 6:30 cost of $50 per person.

Anyone interested in may call University 4295.

If you miss it, faoult> are invited to tour

. Friday ~:;~~r.;~:'.~i p.m. where ' membership in the will be available.

ladlitil" ser>ing mission as a funda­

essential physical education and recreational re­source. Special features include Supergyrn, multi-purpose activity units for basketball, voUeyball and tennis; a skyway track; handball and racquetball courts; weight room; aerobics/dance area; swim­ming pool and diving platforms; human performance laboratory; lounge and vending area, and ancillary features.

The Supergym is the she'wp,ie of the Center and consists minigyms in an open area

of the ·thr.ee--Iane skyway

d"ouil and includes

d~:'fh:~ ~a~c~c·~ess~ for one of the courts. will have maple-strip flooring.

The 4,800 square-foot weight training area includes mechanical and free weights, exercise bicycles, treadmills, computerized rowing

",chines ;md an olympic lifting accommodate up to

Supergym is the showpiece

of the center

aerobics/dance area has square feet with 12-foot

mirrored walls, hardwood. self-contained sound

and a television projection system:.

On Cllmpus i~ pwbtishe4 biweekly on Wednesdays 4wring the acaMmic yellr and monthly dwring the swmmn by the office of Univers ity Rtilltiorrs. .

On Campus does not represent IIn1/ special interest growp. '{ opinions are stated in any corY, mafenllt i~ IIttriliwt.ed. We rrsuvethe righ to IIcupt or reject Ilny nulteriR' ,

Dired()1', Fred Hensley Editar, SheilR Eison 4295

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The nata to rium includes a 25-25-yard swimming pool

diving well, deck area the

for

acti vi ties. It features underwater lighting for the heated pool and two one­meter and one three-meter diving platforms.

The Human Performance Laboratory offers diagnostic and prescriptive services (or faculty, staff and students. It includes graded exercise testing, hydro­static weighing for body compo­sition and analysis, blood. anaiy-

sis, respiratory testing, flexibility assessment and muscle strength and endurance measurement

The ancillary fea tures include a lounge and vending area with space for socializing, training and first aid rooms, administrative offices, equipment issue and storage a reas, separate locker rooms for facu lty and students, a centralized controlled entry and exit system and closed-circuit television monitors for surveil­lance .

The facility measures more than 112,000 square feet with an oriKi­nal construction contract p rice of more than $8 million.

Where is everybody? ??? Faculty and staff temporarily reloca ted across campus know where

you are, but the rest of us may be wondering. While renovation continues in Tate Page and Potter Halls, offices

normally in Tate Page Hall have been relocated to the Academic Complex, Jones-Jaggers Hall and Helm and Cravens Libraries.

Some o ffices, however, remain on the fourth floor only of Tate Page Hall .

Dr. James Heck, executive assistant to the president, has been work­ing with persons involved in finding temporary locations for classes and offices.

In Student Affairs, Housing is moved to Jones-Jaggers, Auxiliary Services to Van Meter Hall, Residence Life to Suite 100 in McCormack Hall, Minority Student Support Services to Bates-Runner Hall and. Student Life to Bates-Runner Hall's home economics apartments.

The Page Hall Copy Center is in Room 120 of the Downing Univer­sity Center'.

Classes normally held in Tate Page Hall are being held at various locations across campus, and there are numerous signs pos ted .

For questions regarding those classes, call Dr. James Cra ig, 4662. For Student Affairs information, ca ll Linda Tweedy, 5429.

The Office of Un iversity Relations regwlarly solicits news tips regarding faculty {.Idivities, {.Ich~mrnls and aW{.lrds. To submit news items for external media consider/Hion, conlild Bob Skipper (42951.

Campus events and activities must be on the UnilJtrsily Calendar. To reserve facilities or place a allendar ilem, alii Gene Crwme, Office of University Relations (2497).

On Campus Western Kentucky University

Places to go ...

Aug. 26-Sep t. 18

Sept. 24-0(1. 16 ..... . Oct. 19-Nov. 13

Nov. 19-Dec. 16

Jan. 14,1993-Feb. 14,1993

Feb. 12-March 10

March 24-ApriJ 14

April 19-May 5

'f'>'", .;;

Fleming:"Recent Paintings 9

Computer Generated Installation and Monotypes by Hui-Chu Ying

Recellt,;rulpture by Dennis Whitcopf

Faoultv Exhibition

Juried Student

WKU Senior Exl~iftlti~'~

Gallery hours : . p.m. Mondays . Fridays and on weekends by appOintment. All gallery programs a re free. Call

Marsha Heidbrink, gallery director, 3944.

The Kentucky Center for the Arts BINGHAM ENDOWED SERIES

James Galway, Flu te Christopher O'Riley, Piano

Friday, Oct. 23, 8 p.m. T he Waverly Consort

Friday, Dec. 4,9 p.m . Saturday, Dec. 5, 2 p.m.

Vienna Chamber Orchestra Tu esday, Jan. 26,8 p .m.

Alvin Ailey Am erican D ance Theater ," Thursday, Feb. 18-Saturday, Feb. 20,8 p.m . .

Barbara Hendricks, Soprano Sunday, April 4, 7 p.m.

CaIlI -800-77S.7777

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Capitol Arts Center Bowling Green, Ky. 1992-93 Season

CAPITOL SERIES Preservation Hall Marcel Marceau Ririe~Woodbury Grand Hotel Lou isville Orchestra, Skitch Henderson

FAMILY SERIES Nutcracker Yesterday: A Tribute to the Beatles Jim and the Animal Band

Oct. 3 Nov.4 Feb. 19 March11

Apri l 23

Nov. 29

Jan. 29

April 4

CAPITOL CLASSICS SERIES Yarbrough & Cowan Dec. 5 WKU Music Faculty Jan. 24 Louisville Chamber Orchestra May 16

Special Issue 1992-93

Arts in the Area ,-J'.tv~, ~t} w ling ...Gl:p..P.n" W ~ "'om city-county agency which pro· motes arts in Bowling Green and the surrounding counties through the Capitol Arts Center. Lectures, workshops, performances and exhibits are offered year.round at the Capitol. The Arts Commission acts as an umbrella organizat ion for the Capitol's many affilia te and associated art support groups. The following is a list of Arts Commission a ffiliate organiza· tions. Feel free to ca ll any of the numbers below or the Capitol Arts Center for more information.

CAPITOL ARTS CENTER 782-ARTS

Capitol Arts Writers Peggy Steele, 781-3468

Actors Theatre of Louisville 1-584-1205

Artswatch 893-9661

J.B. Speed Art Museum Louisville, Ky. 636,2893

Kentucky Arts and Crafts Gallery 589'{)102

Ken tucky Shakespeare Festi val Curt L. Toftland, 634-8237

Louisvill e Ba llet 456-4520

Lou isville Chorus 895-7070

Lou isville Ga rdens 582-2601

Louisvi lle O rchestra 587-8681

Cheek wood Botanical Gardens and Fine Arts Center

Nashville, Tenn. 615-356-8000 Nashville Ballet

615-244-7233 Nashville Opera

61S.292-5710 Nashville Symphony

615-329-3033 The Parthenon Museum

61S.259-6358 Kentucky Center for the Arts

1-800-775-7777 Tennessee Performing Arts Center

1-61S.737-4849 Ticketmaster, 1-800-333-4TIX

B.C. Garden Club Ginny Gray, 843-616B.G Suzu ki

Association Cheryl Meredith, 781-6600

On Campus Western Kentucky University Special Issue 1992-93

~ .. and things to do B.C. Western SymphonyOrchestra

_ Cl....r_L_L. __ -"l_ ... _~_., .... e ...... 1; ..

Dawn Lowe, 781 -0213 Dance Arts of B.G

Martha Madison, 842-6811 Dance lInages

Kathy Wise-Leonard, 782-{)514 Fountain Square Players

Pat Sprouse, 842-8844 Hobson House Association

Sam Terry, 843-5565 Horse Cave Theatre

Debbie Lindsey, 1-786-1200 Box Office, 1-800-342-2177

Owensboro Symphony Orchestra G.D. Griffith, 684-0661

Owensboro Museum of Fine Art Mary Bryan Hood, 685-3181

Shaker Museum Tommy Hines, 1-542-4167

So. Ky. Guild of Artists & Craftsmen

Wilma Adcock, 745-6152 So. KY. Photographic Society

W. Leon Davis, 843-{)105 Sweet Adelines Betty Karl, 842-7680

Visual Artists Alliance Bill Moats, 782-2787

Mammoth Cave Barbershop Chorus

Dr. Lowell Shank, 745-3457 Performing Arts Center

Paula Frank, 781-5063 Public Theat re of Kentucky

Marci Woodruff, 781 -6233

WESTERN KENTUCKY UNNERSITY Art Department

Leo Fernandez, Head, 745-3944 University Ga ll ery

Marsha Heidbrink, 745-6403 or 745-3944 English Department

745-3043 Kentucky Museum

745-2592 Modem Languages & Intercultu ral Studies

745-2401 Music Department

745-3751 Theatre and Dance Department

William Leonard, 745-5845 Children's Theatre

D. Whitney Combs, 745-5873 WKU Dance Company

745-6032 Public Radio Service

745-5489 WKYU-TV, Channel 24

745-2400

Soccer Home Schedule J IMMY FE IX FIELD

Sept. 15 Vand erbil t

Corvelte Classic 18 Marquette 20 SlUE

25 Southwest Missou ri State

29 So. Indiana

Oct. 2 Cincinnati

18 Xavier

21 Oral Roberts

25 Louisville

Hilltopper Athletics

7 p.m.

8p.m. 3p.m.

7p.m.

7p.m.

7p.m.

2 p.m.

7p.m .

2 p.m .

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Tickets to Hilltopper athletic even ts may be purchased for ha lf price by Western employees.

Two tickets per employee may be purchased fo r events through the ticket office in E.A. Diddle Arena.

Visit the Ticket Office for an applicat ion. Individua l home and away game tickets are also purchased at the

Ticket Office a t no discount. Call the Ticket Offke, 5222.

WKU 1992 Home Football Schedule L.T SMITH S TA DIUM Saturday, Sept. 5 Eastern Kentucky

Saturday, Sept. 12

Saturday, Oct. 24

Thursday, Oct. 29

Indiana Sta te

Centra l Florida

Southern Illino is

Volleyball Schedule E.A. DIDDLE ARENA

Sep t. 1 Sept. 22 Oct. 9 Hilltopper Classic Oct. 9 Oct. 10

Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Oct. 23 Oct. 30 Oct. 31 Nov. 1

Morehead Sta te Austin Peay

Arkansas Sta te Butler Loyola

U. of New Orleans South Alabama Arkansas Little Rock Virginia Tech Central Florida Jacksonville

7 p.m. Hall of Fame Day

7p.m.

5 p.m. Homecoming

7p.m.

7p.m . 7p.m .

7:30 p.m . 2 p .m. 6p.m .

7p.m. 7p.m. 7 p.m. 7 p.m. 3 p.m. Noon

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On Campus Western Kentucky University

August 19, 1992

Nelda Sims - TOPCAT Systems English ~oordmator, University Librar- S "F Ikn les oz. au er - Bookstore Clerk

James Somers - Associate Director B College Heights Bookstore ' Career Services Center , etty Gannon - Building Services . The Personnel File

Leslie Tinsley _ Senior Bookstore Attenda nt, PhYSical Plant CI libby Gamer - Staff Assistant

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Stephen G~oce - Assis tant Profes-

r----:=__! Assistant, Purchasing mental Secretary, Comrnuni-

SERVICE ANNIVERSARIES

25 YEARS

Robert Wiltshire - Superinten­d ent, Physical Plan t

William Buckman - Professor, Physics & Astronomy

20 YEARS

Jerry Alford - Police Officer, Public Safety

Robert Baum - Professor, Public Health

Camilla Collins - Associate r rofessor, Modem ~l~~

Thomas Coohill -Head, PhYsi,,,

Sharon Dyrsen -Dean, "[:>ean Services

Elizabeth Office

Frances Fields

Nonnan Tomazic - Interim Department Head, Industrial Technology

Joanne Verner - Assis tant Profes­sor, PhYSica l Educa tion & Recrea tion

Dale Wicklander - Professor, Communica tion & Broadcast­ing

Joyce Worthington - Senior Departmen tal Secreta ry , Mathematics

15 YEARS

sor, EngliSh Associate Pro fes-Betty Flora - sor, Geography & Geology

Group Plant Billy Edwards - Head Athletic James Flynn - English Trainer, PhYSica l Educa tion & Shirley Gibbs - Profes- Recreation

sor, Home O<" """"", ... ",L~a;:wrence Finley - Professor, Family Living Management

James Grimm - Professor, Sociol- Fulmer - Opera tions ogy and Anthropology Public Television

Richard Hackney - Professor, Ann - Professor, Sociol-Physics & Astronomy ogy &

James Heldman - Professor, Susan Gore - Interlibrary Loan English Librarian, University Libraries

Margaret Howe - Professor, Pamela Herriford - Associate Philosophy & Religion Director, Athletics

Carl Kell- Professor, Communi- David Kelsey - Associate Profes-ca tion & Broadcas ting sor, Music

Shirley Laney - Associa te Profes- Mavis King - Financial Aid sor, PhYSical Educa tion & Counselor, Student Fina ncial Recreation Assistance

Larry Mayhew - Professor, Michael Klein - Associate Profes-Philosophy & Religion sor, Art

Raymond Mendel - Professor, Joel Phil hours - Professor, Ac-Psychology counting

Robert Otto - Professor, Teacher Betty Rich - Prind pal Billings & Education Receivables Clerk, Accounts

Edith Parker - Senior Secretary, and Budgetary Control University Rela tions Adolfina Simpson - Periodicals

Linda Pulsinelli - Assistant and Microforms Supervisor, Professor, Ma thematics University Libraries

J oyee Wilder - Assis tant Professor, cation and Broadcasting Psychology Martha Houchin - Assistant

Mary Wright - Research lnstitu- Professor, Nursing tional Coordinator I Education Nezam Iraniparast - Associate Reference Librarian, University Professor, Mathematics Libraries Pamela Jarboe - Coordinator,

10 YEARS

Lynn Austin - Associate Professor, Allied Health - Dental Hygiene

Roger Bivin - Groundskeeper, Physical Plant

Kaye Gordon - Senior Administra­tive Secretary, Continuing Education

J erold BUi1d~in~g~~~

Public Health Michael Kallstrom - Assistant

Professor, Music Cathy Lewis - Senior Secretary,

Teacher Education James Lindsey - Senior

C rounds keeper, Physical Plant

Sue McGuire - Manuscri pts Librarian, University Libraries

Jacqueline Meredith - Senior Secretary, Extended Campus

,~~,

- Assistant

- Assis tant English

Assis tant Professor, nrriIln ica,j orlS (" Broadcast­

- Instructor,

Attendant, Physical Plant Psychology Paul Sanderford - Head Athletic Ma teri-

Coach, Women's Basketba ll Physical Plant David Slaughter - Hazardous 19<"s"hriv,,, - Director, Social

Materials Techlnici", 'g"..'1lX!Ji"'tI..-""': Work Plant Felix Simpson - Assistant Direc-

Rosalyn Volkman - Professor, tor, Hilitopper Athletic Foun-Music dation

5 YEARS

JoAnn Albers - Department Hea t, Journalism

Paul Barbour - Boiler Operator, Physical Plant

. Deborah Bean - Senior Adminis­trative Secretary, Counseling Services Center

Joe Brooks - Assistant Professor, Music

John Bruni - Assistant Professor, Psychology

Hoyt Carpenter - Coordinator, Media Services

Darwin Dahl - Associate Profes­sor, Chemistry

Lesa DiIl- Assistant Professor,

John Spraker - Assistant Profes­sor, Ma thema tics

Gilbert Stengel - Professor, Journalism

Joseph Stites - Assistant Profes­sor, Music

Marie Sparks - BuiJding Services Attendant, Physical Plant

Owen Vincent - Building Services Attenda nt, Physical Plant

Jinliang Wang - Assistant Profes­sor, Educational Leadership

NEW ASSOCIATES

Monica Armour - Residence Hall Director, Residence Life

Keith Baremore - Complex Director, Residence Life

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On Campus

Amanda Basham - Communica­tions Officer, Pubtic Safety

Anna Bates - Assistant Professor, History

Carol Bissinger - Assistant Profes­sor, Management

David Blake - Residence Hall Director, Residence Life

Steven Briggs - Residence Hall Director, Residence Life

Nancy Bunton - Accounts Oerk.. Student Health Service

Catherine Carey - Assistant Pro­fessor, Economics

Simon Chen - Research Associate, Physics and Astronomy

James Clark - Coordinator, Ath1et­ics

Betty Cummings - Speech/Lan­Pathologist,

Professor, Ross Everhard - Residence

Director, Residence Julian Glas - Residence

Director, Residence Jerry GoUieb - DelpaJ1tment

Marketing

Barbara G~~~f~,~~~;~;; Director, Karen Hatfield

sor, Teacher Mike Hills-

lance Susan Hudson -

Director, Sharon Hunter ­

tary, munications

Western Kentucky University

William Pegues, Hay Production Coordinator, Agriculture

Juan Pena - Assistant Professor, Modem Languages be Intercultural Studies

Cassandra Pinnick - Assistant Professor, Philosophy and Religion

Mary Plante - Ins tructor, Geogra­phy be Geology

James Ramsey - Vice President, Administration and Technol­ogy

Sheryl Reed - Admissions Assis­tant, Admissions

Keith Rigdon - Assistant Resi­dence Hall Director, Residence Life

Tamara Snyder - Senior Personnel Personnel Services

Assistant Art

- Assistant Profes­Languages&. Studies Stude,.t Records

of the Regis-

Mathematics Thomas Roberts - Professor,

Educational Leadership

POSITION CHANGFS

Henry Baughman - from Associ­ate Professor to Professor, Public Health

Daniel Botula - from Counselor I Coordinator to Assistant Director ICoordinator, Up­ward Bound

Darryl Bridges - from Associate Residence HalllJirector to Residence Hall Director, Resid ence Life

Cynthia Bumett~ - from Admin­istrative Secretary, Career Services Center to Student Employment Specialist, Student Financial Assistance

Pat Carr - from Assistant Profes­sor to Associate Professor, English

Stephanie Crump - from Records Clerk to Records Assistant, Public Safety

Darwin Dahl - from Assistant Professor to Associate Profes­sor, Chemistry

Linda Davis - from Registration Assistant (grade 8) to Reg"is­tration Assistant (grade 9). Office of the Registrar

Jacqueline Johnson - ~:~:~~;S:~ Hall Director, Residence

Kaye Gordon - from Senior Administrative Secretary to Continuing Education Pro­gram Assistant, Continuing Education

Shannon Green - from Associate Residence Hall Director to Residence Hall Director, Residence

Bobby Jones - Assistant Athletic Coach, Men's Basketball

Cynthia Jones - Instructor, Home &onomics &. Family Living

Ali Koosheesh - Assistant Profes­sor, Computer Science

Kimberly Lillie - TIT AS Assistant, T/TAS

Patricia Mahler - Admissions Counselor, Admissions

Dale McDaniel- Instructor, Industrial Technology

Juan McGruder - Complex Direc­tor, Residence Life

Anne Miller - Adminis trative Secretary, Music

Teresa Moon - Residence Hall Director, Residence Life

Douglas Mooney - Assistant Professor, Mathematics

Paul Morgan - University Archi­tect, Physical Plant

Jose Pagan - Medical Technologist, Student Health Service

David Parsons - Fadlity Manager, Intramural-Recreational Sports

Richard Patterson - Associate Professor, Home Economics and Family Living

TENURE RECIPIENTS

Pat Carr - Professor, English Brian Coutts - Library Department

Head, University Libraries Jeffrey Jensen - Professor, Art Michael Kalstrom - Professor,

Music SaUy Kuhlenschmidt - Associate

Professor, Psychology Thomas Richmond - Professor,

Donna Herald - from Records Clerk to Records Assistant, Public Safety

Roy Howsen - fr.om Associate Professor to Professor, Eco­nomics

Nezam Iraniparast - from Assis­tant Professor to Associate Professor, Mathematics

Danna Jacobsen - from Collec-

1992-93 WKU Theatre Season LES LIAISONS

DANGEREUSES adapted by Christopher Hamp­ton Russell Miller Theatre Oct. 5 and 6;1~18

THE ROVER by Aphra Hehn Russell Miller Theatre Nov. 23 and 24; Dec. 1-6

DON GIOVANNI Opera by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

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Van Meter Auditorium Feb. 19 and 21, 1993

BURN THIS by Lanford Wilson Russell Miller Theatre April 6-11, 1993

AN EVENING OF DANCE WKU Dance Company Russell Miller Theatre April 21 -25

All pnfonnanC%S 8 p.m. except Sunday,3

".m. For more information, call 5845

August 19, 1992

tions Specialist (grade 10) to Collections Specialist (grade 13), Accounts & Budgetary Control

Jeffrey Jensen - from Assistant Professor to Associate Profes­sor, Art

Kendra Johnson - from Registra­tion Assistant (grade 8) to Registration Assistant (grade 9), Office of the Registrar

Michael Kallstrom - from Assis­tant Professor to Associate Professor, Music

Robert Kennedy - from Assistant Professor to Associate Profes­sor, Educational Leadership

H. Youn Kim - from Associate Professor to Professor, Eco­nomics

Kenneth Kuehn - from Associate Professor to Professor, Geog­raphy be Geology

Sally Kuhlenschmidt - from Assistant Professor to Associ­ate Professor, Psychology

Susan Livesay - from Departmen­tal Secretary to Senior Depart­mental Secretary, Social Work

Paul McDougal - from Assistant Director I Book Manager to Director, College Heights "Bookstore

Sue Lynn McGuire - from Assis­tant Professor to Associate Professor, University Libraries

Robert McKenzie - from Associ­ate Professor to Professor, Teacher Education

Mary Ellen Miller - from Associ­a te Professor to Professor, English

Terry Moore - from Police Officer to Patrol Sergeant, Public Safety

Loretta Murrey - from Instructor to Assistant Professor, English

Bettina Richmond - from Assis­tant Professor to Associa te Professor, Mathematics

Karen Ruble - from Administra­tive Secretary, Sponsored Programs to Principal Secre­tary, Student Life

Jo-Anne Ryan - from Instructor to Assistant Professor, Commu­nication & Broadcasting

Elizabeth Shoenfelt - from Associate Professor to Profes­sor, Educational Leadership

John Spraker - from Assistant Professor to Associate Profes­sor, Mathematics

Patricia Taylor - from Associate Professor to Professor, English

InfonnRtion WQS pravU1ed by the Offia of Personnel, 2071 . So/'f1e new QSSOCiaUs' n.a1neS may appear na !

time.

all Campus

COMING UP

August

19 Campus res idence halls open.

Annual meeting of faculty and professional staff. 2 p.m. Van Meter A~ditorium.

20 Registration. Garrett

Center. Through tomorrow. 3351.

'Sneaker Preview' Ray· mond B. Preston Health & Activiti es Center premiere. 630 p.m. 4295.

21 Faculty Istaff tour of

Preston Center. 5-7 p.m.

23 Raymond B. Preston

Hea lth & Advities Center Dedication. 4 p.m. 4295.

24 Classes begin.

26 Last day to drop/ add first bi­

term classes without a grade.

28 Last day to register for a full ­

time course load.

Chamber Coffee Hour. 7:30 a.m. Downing Center Cafeteria.

Faculty /5taff tennis tourna­ment. Through Aug. 30. 4298.

29 Heritage Bowl. LT. Smith

Stad ium. 6 p.m., Bowling Creen High School vs. Lincoln County.

Western Kentucky University

8:30 p.m., Warren Central High School vs. Indianapolis-Ben Davis. 2497. 4

August 19, 1992 •

sonal Relationships. 8:30-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. 2071.

31 Athletic Hall of Fame Banquet. 10

2497.

Last day to drop a full semester course without a grClde or add or change from audit to credit.

Septem~

1 Red Cross Blood Drive. Garrett

Center Ballroom. Noon-6 p,m. Through tomorrow. 2497.

Volleyball. WKU VS. Morehead State. 7 p.m. 4298.

2 Craig Karges, Mentalist. 7 p.m.

Niteclass. 2497.

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5 Football. WKU vs. EKU. L.T.

Smith Stad ium. 7 p.m.

Soccer. WKU vs. Philadelphia Textile. 4298.

6 Soccer. WKU vs. Akron. 3:1 5

p.m.

3 7 Leadership Seminar. Issues a nd Labor Day. University is Policies/ American Disabilities. 1-4 closed. p.m. Van Meter Hall. 2071.

CALL 4845 FOR NEWS 8

8

Faculty Senate. 3 p.m.

Alumni Affairs Phonathon begins. Downing University Center. Runs through oct. 20.

Ron Beck. 4395.

11 Golden Anniversary Club

Reunion. 4395.

12 Football. WKU vs. Indiana

State. 7 p.m. Parents Week· end. Scott Taylor, 2459.

Soccer. WKU VS. Ohio State. 1 p.m. 4298.

13 Soccer. WKU vs. Bowling

Green State. 3 p.m. 4298.

15 FHA Fall Leadership meet­

ing.2497.

·Soccer. WKU vs. Vanderbilt.

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