Washington WASHINGTON • UNIVERSITY. IN • ST. LOUIS

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Office of the Dean

April 13, 1987

To: Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

From: Martin H. Israel MHI

This is to inform you that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will hold its last scheduled meeting of the 1986-87 academic year at 4:00 p.m. on Friday, April 24, in Crow Hall, Room 201. The Council of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has approved the following agenda for the meeting:

1. Approval of the minutes of the meeting of the Faculty of February 27, 1987.

2. Announcements.

3. Report of the President of the Council of Students of Arts and Sciences.

4. Report of the Chairperson of the Council of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences including:

a. Results of Spring Elections

b. Nominations to fill a two-year term from the Humanities on the Faculty Council.

c. Other matters

5. Consideration of the May, 1987 list of candidates for the A.B. degree. (List enclosed)

6. Report of the Chairperson of the Advisory Committee on Tenure, Promotion and Personnel. (Richard Watson)

7. Other matters which may he brought before the Faculty.

Washington University Campus Box 1094 One Brookings Drive St. Louis, Missouri 63130 (314) 889-6820

Minutes of the Meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

27 February 1987

The fourth regularly scheduled meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

for the academic year 1986-1987 was called to order at 4:07 p.m. in room 201

of Crow Hall by Richard N. Rosett, Dean, presiding. Fifty-four members were

present.

I.

The minutes of the meeting of the Faculty on 5 December 1986 were

approved.

II.

The Dean announced that Professor Ira Hirsh has relinquished the office

of Faculty Parliamentarian and that our new colleague and former United States

Senator, the Honorable Thomas F. Eagleton, would now take up the duties of Parlia-

mentarian. The Dean also announced the appointment of A. V. L. Brokaw as

Assistant Dean for Admissions and Strategy Planning in the Faculty of Arts and

Sciences.

The Dean next addressed the matter of the Library reorganization. He read

the full text of his memorandum to the Olin Library System Staff, dated 27

February 1987. It stated that there will be no further layoffs as a result

of the recent reorganization. In light of limited resources and pressing needs,

difficult decisions had to be made. Whatever the reaction by individuals to

these changes, it is now time for cooperative effort and for moving ahead to

make the new management system effective. A copy of this memorandum is filed

with these minutes.

The Dean then commented on the table of organization of the Library, which

he described as very fully supervised. The organization consists of the Dean

or chief officer, three directors, eight service heads, twenty-four super-

visors, and sixty-two staff members. To judge from early indications, which

admittedly are fragmentary, performance under the new system is improving.

He acknowledged, however, that there are still many unsatisfied staff members

who were unprepared for the changes in system. Professor Kazimierz Luszczynski

then asked if the Dean would be willing to meet with a group of the faculty

to discuss the issues, especially those relating to the management system

installed by the Proudfoot Company, the consulting firm involved in the library

reorganization. The Dean responded by saying he would speak at Faculty meet-

ings and before designated committees, but he was reluctant to address an

ad hoc group. Interested parties should make representations before the proper

committees. Luszczynski next inquired if the Dean would discuss the contents

of the memorandum of 25 February, addressed to him by members of the library

staff. The Dean said that the document recommended that the University find

positions at WU for those who were discharged, invite Charles Churchwell to

return to the position of Dean or initiate an immediate search for a successor,

and suspend the operating system installed by the Proudfoot consulting firm.

He stated that his letter of 27 February was an answer to this petition. A

copy of the memorandum of 25 February from members of the library staff is

filed with these minutes.

Professor Luszczynski next asked if the costs in dollars and human terms

for these changes could be presented. The Dean replied that he would not

reveal the amount paid to the Proudfoot Company, but that the money was well

spent. As for the human dimensions, five persons were discharged and five

others who were offered reassignments rejected them and resigned. All of

these were young persons of relatively short employment, but generous

severance payments were made as well as an offer to maintain fringe benefits

for one year. To a further question about staff unhappiness in the library,

the Dean said that change can cause pain and the terminations were a source

of great anxiety, but his memorandum of 27 February should now allay all

fears. Finally, Luszczynski asked if the Dean would be available to answer

questions about the new management system at meetings of the Library Council,

and the Dean responded that someone else might soon take up the position

of acting library director, and he therefore might not be present at such

meetings.

Professor Burton Wheeler next asked about the report that the management

consultants recommended a 30 percent reduction in staff. The Dean said

twenty-nine positions were listed for elimination, but modifications and

revisions were made, including the assignment of ten staff members of the

new Technical Services unit which will work to computerize the catalog.

Wheeler next mentioned the low average salaries of the library staff, noting

that in a national survey WU was 99th in a list of 99. The Dean stated

that the situation involves two kinds of jobs, one requiring a national

search and the accompanying competitive pay-scales, and the other which

draws from the local labor market. Associate Vice Chancellor Gloria White

will make a study of salaries in comparable libraries, he said.

Professor Gary Jensen then asked about the role of the Library Council

in this reorganization, and the Dean replied that the Council was kept well

informed, but that it is not involved in the management of the Library.

The Council concerns itself with services and books for faculty and students.

Professor Joseph Klarmann, chairperson of the Library Council, added that

the Council was advised about the plans to the extent that they affected

library services, but the Council is not the proper medium for oversight

of management of the library.

III.

Ms. Wendy Armstrong, Treasurer of the Council of Students of Arts and

Sciences, presented the organization's report in the absence of Mr. James

T. Madore, President. She described recent events such as Washington

University Day at the St. Louis Symphony, ongoing activities such as the

work of the Student Academic Advising Service, and the approaching CSAS

Symposium, to be held this year on Wednesday and Thursday, 8 and 9 April.

The theme will be: "The Future: The Challenges Facing America as She Prepares

to Enter the 21st Century." The keynote address will be given by Ben Bova,

an authority on space exploration.

IV.

Professor C. David Gutsche, Chairperson of the Council of the Faculty

of Arts and Sciences, presented the Faculty Council slate of nominees to

fill expiring terms and vacancies on the following Councils and Committees:

Advisory Committee on Tenure, Promotion, and Personnel; Faculty Council;

Review Committee on Faculty Personnel Procedures; Curriculum Committee;

Academic Freedom and Tenure Hearing Committee; and Senate Council. There

being no nominations from the floor, the slate of candidates as presented

was then accepted without dissent. A copy of this listing is filed with

these minutes.

V.

Wayne T. Hanebrink, Associate Dean, College of Arts and Sciences, acting

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for the Curriculum Committee, presented a list of new courses and course-

changes which has been approved by the Curriculum Committee. A large number

of verbal amendments was made to the printed list, and these are noted here

only by the discipline involved: Anthropology, Biology, Classics, Comparative

Literature, German, Political Science, Psychology, Religious Studies, Romance

Languages, and Sociology. The corrected copy was then accepted unanimously

and it is filed with these minutes. An additional fair copy is available

for inspection in the Office of the Dean, College of Arts and Sciences.

VI.

There being no other business on the agenda, the meeting was adjourned

at 5:00 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Kevin Herbert

Secretary

The following students have submitted an intent to graduate to the Registrar. Untilfaculty turn in grades this semester for seniors, it will not be known whether thesecandidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree have fulfilled all degree requirements.

Abrahams, Jerrold - EconomicsAczel, Stephen - Political ScienceAdler, Julienne - HistoryAhmed, Orner - PsychologyAhrens, Robert - BiologyAlbrecht II, Ronald - FrenchAledort, Nina - Comparative ArtsAlvarez, Lizette - Biology

Barton, Laura - Special MajorBastiani, Carol - BiologyBattle, Brian - HistoryBeard, Zackie - PsychologyBecker, Chestra - English Lit.Bell, Alan - BiologyBell, Allison - English Lit.Belzer, Karl - Anthropology

Anderson, Kimberly - SpanishAnderson, William - PsychologyAndow, Richard - PhilosophyAndrews II, Arthur - PsychologyAntell, Stuart - EconomicsAppel, Heidi - Special MajorArcelona, Ann - PsychologyArias, L. Patricia - HistoryAronow, Janice - Sociology

Augustus, Sylvia - ArchitectureAustin, Alan - ArchitectureAustin, Anthony - ArchitectureBadarazaman, Yong - ArchitectureBaier, Eric - ChemistryBank, Diana - French

Berger, Michael, SociologyBernstein, Laurel - PsychologyBerowitz, David - ChemistryBerving, Rebecca - Elementary Educ.Beyer, Larysa - Art & ArchaeologyBibi, Leon - SpanishBindelglas, Sharon - AnthropologyBias, Howard - HistoryBlomquist, Gregory - BiologyBloom, Cynthia - BiologyBlumberg, Jeffrey - EconomicsBoerschig, Sally - RussianBollman, Heidi - French

Arrandale, Scott - PsychologyAsprodites, Sharon - Elementary Educ.Atkinson, Jeanne - French

Bantle, Gregory - English Lit.Baran, Francine - ChemistryBarber, Penelope - English Lit.Bardach, Elizabeth - ArchaeologyBarnholtz, Lane -History

Boris, Jeffrey - BiologyBowling, William - ClassicsBraun, Deborah - BiologyBraverman, Nathan - BiologyBrennan, Clare - BiologyBressie, Susan - BiologyBrettell, Kathleen - ArchitectureBrewster, John - PhilosophyBroder, Mindy - Asian Studies

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Broitman, Benjamin - Political ScienceBromley, Elizabeth - FrenchBrounstein, Nancy - SpanishBrown, Joel - Earth & Planetary Sci.Bruening, Aurora - Political ScienceBruno, Claire - ClassicsBrunsman, Lori - MathematicsBudish, Deborah - SociologyBuell, Nancy - PsychologyBurr, Eric - BiologyBurshan, Samir - ArchitectureBushdiecker, Jodi - Political Sci.Buttar, Rashid - BiologyCadsawan, Nina - English Lit.Caiola, Paul - Political Sci.Calascione, Margaret - Political Sci.Caldwell, Robert - PhysicsCampbell, Dennis - Earth & Plan.Sci.Candeub, Deborah - HistoryCarpentier, Barbara - English Lit.Carter, Jeffrey - African & Afro.Am.S.Cathcart, Lorinda - RussianCernicky, Mark - Political ScienceChan, Caroline - BiologyChance, Frank, - MathematicsChang, Mei-I - PsychologyChastain, Michael - ChemistryCheemalapati, Maneswar - ArchitectureChen, Carolyn - BiologyCheng, Patrick - BiologyChesney, Angela - Biology

Chiu, Wai - BiologyChoi, Brandon - HistoryChopin, George - EconomicsCicka, Markus - Political Science

Cobbs, Bart - HistoryCohen, Michael - DramaCole, Pamela - Political ScienceColes, Deborah - PsychologyCollantes, Arturo - EconomicsCollier, Elizabeth - DanceCollins, Barbara - PsychologyCollins, Jr. Joseph - SociologyCorbitt, Aubria - HistoryCorney, Robert - Political ScienceCouper, Christopher - BiologyCrain, Amy - ArchitectureCredit, Cheena - African & Afro Am.S.

Cross, Linda - PsychologyCulver II, Lyle - FrenchCummings, Diane - FrenchCummings, Shawn - BiologyCummings, Timothy - Political ScienceDamper, Germaine - PsychologyDanes-Madore, James - HistoryDanganan, Clyde - BiologyDarrell, Shelley - FrenchDay, Mary - SociologyDe Bruine, Jeffrey - SpanishDebreczeny, Martin - ChemistryDecker, Jessica - English LiteratureDelong, Stephen - ArchitectureDepiro, Valerie - MathematicsDevries, David - Economics

Dickson, Kevin - BiologyDienst, Daniel - HistoryDihenia, Bhupesh - BiologyDonahue, John - ChemistryDonaldson, Christopher - BiologyDoval, Maria - HistoryDown, Jennifer - French

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Duncan, Sarajane - HistoryDupraw! Randell - AnthropologyDyn, John - psychologyEasterly, Bethann - FrenchEbbesen! Rhonda - Architecture

Fredlund, April - MusicFreed, Debra - PsychologyFreyer, Lee - Political ScienceFriedenberg, Jamie - PsychologyFriedman, Julie - SociologyFritz, Angela - Art & Archaeology

Edgren, Douglas - Germanic Lang.& Lit. Frueh, Jennifer - ChemistryEdwards, John - Economics Frumkin, Jacob - ArchitectureEichenbaum, Halle - Drama Gado, Yasmine - EconomicsElliott, Elizabeth - Germanic Lang.&.Lit. Gallup, David - FrenchEng Tow, Della - Biology Galus, Mary - Political ScienceEngland, Lucinda - Biology Gardner, Sara - EconomicsEsch, Mary - Spanish Gates, Dennis - EconomicsEtzkorn, Lars - History Gaura, Jeffrey - PhysicsEykamp, Paul - Economics Geoffroy, Otto - ChemistryEyler, James - History Ghormley, Michael - MathematicsFader, Darrell - History Giacoletto, Steven - Political ScienceFalkenstein, Eric - Economics Gilbert, Frank - PsychologyFarr, Donita - Psychology Gill, Christopher - English LiteratureFerguson, Andrew - MathematicsFerrett, Kevin - HistoryFielder, James - Earth & Pl. SciencesFigueroa, Tomas - BiologyFiliaggi, Maria - BiologyFink, Polly - English LiteratureFinke, David - PsychologyFinneran, Kathleen - English Lit.Fisher, Pearl - English LiteratureFlaherty, Christine - AnthropologyFloyd, Susan - BiologyFogarty, Christine - BiologyFogelman, Melissa - BiologyForman, Mitchell - PsychologyFowler, Joanne - Literature & Hist.Foragoso, Lino - EconomicsFrattini, Mark - BiologyFredericks, Elizabeth - Psychology

Ginsberg, Rebecca - PsychologyGlass, Stefany - English LiteratureGlickman, Jane - BiologyGodambe, Sandip - BiologyGain, Phillip - PsychologyGoldberg, Andrew - SociologyGoldberg, Susan - Political ScienceGoldfield, Nancy - SociologyGould, Stephanie - EconomicsGraham, Katherine - Political ScienceGramates, Peggy - BiologyGray, Kathleen - LinguisticsGray, Laura - EconomicsGreene, Andrea - PsychologyGreene, Anthony - MathematicsGreene, Vincent - ArchitectureGreenfield, William - Political ScienceGriffin, Thomas - History

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Grone, Richard - PsychologyGrundmann, Elise - MathematicsGrushin, Cindy - MathematicsGunn, Matthew - HistoryGupta, Ashish - BiologyGuth, Mara - English LiteratureGuttman, David - BiologyHackleman, Leah - English Lit.Hagens, Lori - BiologyHahn, Timothy - MathematicsHall, Jenifer - ArchitectureHall, Melissa - English LiteratureHamblin, Laurie - English LiteratureHamilton, Jacqueline - HistoryHamilton, Kara - BiologyHanek, Daniela - ArchitectureHanlon, Dennis - English LiteratureHarline, Matthew - BiologyHarnett, Caroline - EconomicsHarris, Ruth - English LiteratureHasbrouck, Hope - ArchitectureHasselbring, Cheryl - HistoryHauf, James - Special MajorHauser, Bernard - BiologyHecker, Janna - English LiteratureHenderson, Alma - PsychologyHernandez, Jose - BiologyHertzig, Debra - BiologyHervey, Robert - PhysicsHiller, Amy - Elementary EducationHillier, Norma - BiologyHirschmann, Karen - PsychologyHirshfeld, David - English Lit.Hodo, Sherry - PsychologyHoernle, Nils - BiologyHoffer, Jill - HistoryHolston, Nicholos - Economics

Horowitz, Karen - SpanishHosterman, John - HistoryHubert, May - RussianHumm, Tina - PsychologyHung, Annie - EconomicsHunter, James - ArchitectureHuntley, Lesley - EconomicsHupfeld, Kelly - PsychologyHuston, Michelle - PsychologyHyman, Debra - PsychologyHyman, Sharon - EconomicsHymowitz, Sara - English LiteratureIsa, Rohana - ArchitectureJackson, Caryn - Political ScienceJacobs, Simon - ChemistryJacobson, Peter - ChemistryJacobson, Susan - Urban StudiesJacobson, Wade - Political ScienceJaffe, David - SpanishJarrett, Thomas - PhilosophyJensen, Jennifer - BiologyJessup, Jill - EconomicsJohnson, Douglas - PsychologyJohnson, James - PsychologyJohnson, Kevin - HistoryKader, Howard - HistoryKagan, Arkady - BiologyKahle, Steven - ArchitectureKamionkowski, Marc - PhysicsKamp, Rebeccah - English LiteratureKane, Cheryl - English LiteratureKanter, Deborah - ArchitectureKanzler, Christopher - English LiteratureKarff, Elizabeth - French

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Kashden, Mark - PsychologyKato, Keith - MathematicsKaufman, Melissa - BiologyKearns, Dierdre - BiologyKepler, Philip - EconomicsKerckhove, Jon - Music

Kessler, Mitchell - EconomicsKhan, Nawal - BiologyKiernan, Michaela - PsychologyKimbro, Kevin - BiologyKing, Michael - ArchitectureKing, Terri - PhilosophyKlein, Amy - PsychologyKleinberg, Bennett - PsychologyKliewer, Kara - MathematicsKloth, Margaret - PsychologyKnapp, Wendi - SpanishKnerr, Amanda - French

Kohl, Martha - History

Kohlman, Laura - International Dev.Kolodner, Jill - Political ScienceKonrath, Gregory - PhilosophyKoses, Jeffrey - HistoryKowalkowski, Andrew - BiologyKramer, David - HistoryKrantz, John - English LiteratureKrasnow, Mark - EconomicsKrause, Jocelyn - ChineseKrout, Susan - HistoryKuba, Janna - BiologyKube, Pamela - BiologyKumins, Norman - BiologyKunda, Koteswara - BiologyLa Rue, James - Comparative Lit.Laeupple, Daniel - BiologyLarnbrou, Evan - English Literature

Larnbrou, Nicholaos - EconomicsLatkany, Paul - BiologyLedesai, Thuy - BiologyLee, Jaesook - SociologyLee, James - Political ScienceLee,Jonathan - HistoryLee, Susan - HistoryLeech, Scott - Political ScienceLeiter, Milton - HistoryLenoe, Sara - English LiteratureLeonis, Mike - Special MajorLerner, David - EconomicsLerner, Howard - English LiteratureLeutwyler, Julie - Educational StudiesLevin, Susan - Germanic Languages & Lit.Levine, Beth - SociologyLevine, Michael - English LiteratureLewis, Dale - EconomicsLewis, Orgena - SociologyLewkowicz, Ann - English LiteratureLim, Victoria - BiologyLingelbach, Jane - BiologyLink, Andrew - BiologyLippman, Neil - HistoryLipton, Mark - English LiteratureLitovsky, Ruth - PsychologyLivesey, Lynne - MathematicsLivshits, Inna - BiologyLopez, Francisco - EconomicsLove, Mark - BiologyLowrey, Stacey - MathematicsLundy, David - Political ScienceLuttjohann, Christian - EconomicsMacCollum, Cynthia - Art & ArchaeologyMackey, Stuart - HistoryMagalski, Anthony - BiologyMagee III, Joseph - BiologyMaguire, Sean - Biology

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Mahoney, My - BiologyMajzoub, Jeff - EconomicsMalko, Teresa - BiologyMandel, David - HistoryMarcano, Nelly - ChemistryMargraf, Michael - SociologyMarkou, Steven - BiologyMarks, David - BiologyMarks, Shelly - Latin AmericanMargulis, William - HistoryMarrese, Michael - EconomicsMarshall, Stephanie - Political Sci.Marshall, Stuart - PsychologyMarten, Elaine - EconomicsMarti, Eduardo - HistoryMartin, Fabiola - Biology

Matjucha, John - PsychologyMatorin, Mitchell - FrenchMayer, Sylvia - DramaMazie, Barbra - PsychologyMcAtee, Scott - BiologyMcCarthy, Collette - ArchitectureMcEntire, Jr.. Grady - ArchitectureMcHugh, Megan - Performing ArtsMcKee, Lisa - EconomicsMcKeough, Eileen - Political Sci.McNulty, Shawn - PsychologyMehra, Kiren - BiologyMercier, Ada - FrenchMeyer, Joseph - BiologyMeyer, Patricia - AnthropologyMeyer, Ted - MathematicsMiley, Margaret - Political Sci.

Miller, Eugenia - Political Sci.

Miller, Nancy - Psychology

Milner, Lisa - PsychologyMinnick, Lynn - PsychologyMinor, Jennifer - PhilosophyMitchell, Mark - BiologyMontag, Rodney - ArchitectureMonteith, Anne - Political Science

Moser, Ann - BiologyMosesian, Andrew - Political ScienceMoss, David - English LiteratureMoss, Sandra - SociologyMoyer, Carl - Political ScienceMulcahy, Matthew - SpanishMunoz, David - EconomicsMurphy, Timothy - BiologyMyers, Mary - HistoryNagy, Andrea - English Literature;Naylor, Andrew - HistoryNeighbors, Thomas - HistoryNewberg, Jeremy - HistoryNewberry, Rodney - BiologyNigaglioni, Irene - ArchitectureNoe, Glenn - MathematicsNoh, Sungil - BiologyNoriega, Catalina - HistoryNorlin, H. Erick - ClassicsNuman, Bobbi - PsychologyOberheu, Julie - English LiteratureOdle, Lisa - HistoryOliveras, Michael - DramaOppenheim, Adrienne - HistoryOrtiz, Vilma - BiologyOster, Brian - ArchitectureOttenberg, Elizabeth - MathematicsOurada, Laura - BiologyPalazzolo, Catherine - English LiteraturePanchal, Ashwat - Psychology

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Panther, Todd - Political ScienceParanjape, Suman - BiologyParker, David - HistoryPass, Audrey - DramaPatrick, Robert ~ FrenchPaul, David - ClassicsPauli, Janice - PsychologyPavez, Ricardo - ArchitecturePawloski, John - Politlcal Sci.Pearl, Steven - PhilosophyPelissier, Suzanne - Political Sci.Pellissier, Jeannine - FrenchPerry, Susan - AnthropologyPertle,Lora - Political Sci.Pestcoe, Beth - PsychologyPeters, Carol - BiologyPetr, Todd - PsychologyPfluger, Laura - Women's StudiesPhelan, Joseph - FrenchPhelps, Deborah - SociologyPhillips, Andrew - EconomicsPiasecki, Melissa - FrenchPierce, Melissa - Germanic Lang & Lit.Pilevsky, Nicole - English LiteraturePirone, John - BiologyPohlman, Roland - EconomicsPoland, Laura - EconomicsPopp, Randolp-h - ArchitecturePor~er, Brenaa - Special MajorPorter, Nora - BiologyPotts, Sharron - Elementary Educ.Price, Wade - ArchitecturePyles, Joseph - BiologyQuartel, Jane - BiologyQuast, Ginger - BiologyQuick, Julie - English Lit.Rabinowitz, Claude - PsychologyRahman, Rakshinda - BiologyRamadan, Fikri - EconomicsRaser, Barton - Economics

Rastogi, Devnandini - BiologyReece, Jeffrey - PhysicsReed, Phillip - BiologyRees, David - BiologyReisman, Gregg - English Lit.Remley, Juliet - AnthropologyResnic, Joanne, Art & ArchaeologyRhine, David - BiologyRice, Kimberly - PsychologyRichter, Craig - English LiteratureRobinson, Willa - SociologyRodriguez, Marivonne - BiologyRoley, Veto - Political ScienceRomie, Denise - FrenchRosen, Charles - BiologyRosen, Samuel - EconomicsRosenberger, Laura - BiologyRoss, Crystal - FrenchRoss, Karl - AnthropologyRoustio, Scott - BiologyRoziewski, Danielle - SpanishRubenstein, Deborah - BiologyRubin, Joel - English LiteratureRudolph III, Frederick - Asian StudiesRuff, Phillip - SociologyRuffini, Samantha - PsychologyRuss, Joanmarie - SpanishRussell, Thomas - English LiteratureSafran, Suzanne - MathematicsSajovic, Anna - SociologySalerno, Stephanie - PsychologySalizzoni, Susan - HistorySalzberg, Daniel - BiologySaterbak, Julie - PsychologySavage, Keith - Political ScienceSavir, Raphael - MathematicsSchaewe, Catherine - French

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Schanke, Adam - PsychologyScherz, Anne - English LiteratureSchettler, Robyn - Elementary Educ.Schmoll, Daniel - Biology

Stober, Dianne - PsychologyStory, Amber - PsychologyStrober, Shari - Political ScienceSturmoski, Mark - Biology

Schneider, Eugene - Germanic Lang. & Lit. Suarez-Valle, Ernesto - FrenchSchulte, Mitchell - Earth & Planetary Sc. Summers, Teresa - SpanishSchulze, Erik - English Literature Susman, Paula - DramaSchweitzer, Mary - Economics SwiatoWy, Janine - BiologySegal, Jacob - Political Science Swick, Alan - BiologySeltz, Claire - Psychology Tabbert, Pamela - Germanic Language & Lit.Shaw, Gevin - English Literature Tall, Bonita - PsychologyShelton, Jr. Richard - Psychology Tamarkin, Michael - Political ScienceSherbourne, Caroline - Biology Tarkow, Lili - English LiteratureSherwood, Robert - Economics Taub, Sandra - SociologyShields, Anna - French Taylor, Jonathan - PsychologyShimabukuro, Julie - Psychology Taylor, Matthew - PsychologyShocker, Robert - Economics Telford, Q Ellis - Political ScienceSholes, Arianna - Biology Thayer, Edward - MathematicsSholtz, Anne - Economics Thomas, Kari - PsychologySimchuk, Mark - Biology Thomson, Matthew - MathematicsSimons, Brock - Drama Timpone, Richard - Political ScienceSimons, Julia - Comparative Lit. Toran, Stephen - BiologySlosson, Robert - History Townsend, Dara - DramaSmith, Tony - Political Science Tratchel, Mary-Anne - EconomicsSniderman, Jennie - Drama Trautwein, Aaron - MathematicsSochor, Caryn - Psychology Traxler, Joy - ArchitectureSollee, Carl - Economics Ugent, Steven - BiologySong, Johnny - Biology Uhlig, Kristin - FrenchSonnenschein, Amy - Mathematics Vanhorn, Tama - English LiteratureSowinski, Helena - HistorySparks, Susanne - PsychologySparrow, Mark - EconomicsSpeizer, Ilene - MathematicsSpight, Marnita - ArchitectureStein, Arthur - Political ScienceStein, Thomas - Earth & Planetary Sc.Steinberg, Samuel - Econonics

Velez Rive, Enrique - AnthropologyVollmer, Stephen - PhysicsWahnbaeck, Melissa - FrenchWaksman, Myriam - FrenchWalker, Dougin - MathematicsWeber, Clifford - HistoryWeber, William - Political ScienceWebster, John - Political Science

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Weidenbenner, Kimberly - English Lit.Weil, Leslie - Political ScienceWeinblatt, Jennifer - FrenchWeiskopf, Steven - English Lit.Weisner, David - HistoryWeiss, Janice - EconomicsWells, James - AichitectureWeIner, Noga - SociologyWette, Gilbert - PsychologyWettig, Thane - BiologyWhite, Carmen - AnthropologyWhite, Christopher - PhilosophyWhite, Donna - PsychologyWiechert, Jane - BiologyWilcox, Sean - PsychologyWillcoxon, Debra - EconomicsWilliams, Lisa - HistoryWillmes, David - PhysicsWilson, Kenneth - BiologyWisch, Sharon - PsychologyWolf, Emily - SociologyWolfson, Michael - ArchitectureWong, Mark - PsychologyWrobel, Steven - RussianWyatt, Jonathan - BiologyWynn, Jacqueline - BiologyYang, Hwai - Architecture

Younglove, Mary - BiologyZainul, Ahmad - ArchitectureZaslav, Steven - EconomicsZazaris, Fotini - BiologyZegura, Daniel - EconomicsZielinski, Loriann - Urban StudiesZuckerbraun, Lance - BiologyZusmann, Kaye - Anthropology