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Washington WASHINGTON • UNIVERSITY. IN ST. LOUIS

Faculty of Arts and Sciences Office of the Dean

September 1, 1987

TO: Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

FROM: Martin H. Israel

This is to inform you that the Faculty of Arts and Sciences will hold its first regularly scheduled meeting of the 1987-88 academic year at 4:00 pm on Friday, September 18, 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 April 24, 1987.

2. Announcements.

3. Consideration of the August 1987 list of candidates for the A.B. Degree. (Degree list enclosed)

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

5. Report of the Chairperson of the Council of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences on matters currently under consideration by the Council.

6. Report of the Chairperson of the Search Committee for the Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. (Professor Shea)

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

8. Adjournment.

Washington University Campus Box 1094 One Brookings Drive

St. Louis, Missouri 63130 (3141889-6820

Minutes of the Meeting of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences

24 April 1987

The fifth and last 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 Martin H. Israel, Acting Dean, presiding.

Fifty-six members were present.

I

The minutes of the meeting of the Faculty on 27 February 1987 were

approved.

II

Chancellor Danforth opened the session by formally introducing Acting

Dean Israel to the Faculty. He expressed his gratitude to the new Dean

for accepting this difficult position in a time of budgetary uncertainty,

and he stated that Martin Israel possesses the necessary abilities and character

to give academic leadership and to seek in every way possible to fulfil

previous commitments to the various departments. The Chancellor then addressed

the problem of the budget for next year, which is still not in final form

but which is now clear in its outlines. He put the matter in context by

noting the great success of the Alliance Campaign, which now has $535 million

in gifts and pledges, and the increase in endowment funds as a result of

prudent investments and a rise in the stock market. Such spectacular financial

advances have naturally generated great expectations throughout the University,

and as a result parents and students are aggrieved when tuition is increased,

the faculty complains of inadequate salaries, an underfunded library, and

projects deferred, and the staff is dissatisfied with its small raises.

But the financial bonanza is not immediately accessible. Some of the Alliance

pledges will not be realized for years, much of the new money has been deposited

in the endowment, and some has been designated for special projects. As

a result, the general operating budget has not been enhanced as greatly

as it might seem, and so the College of Arts and Sciences remains highly

tuition-dependent for operating funds.

On balance, however, we are doing well. There are sufficient resources

which with careful management can be used to strengthen the Faculty of Arts

and Sciences. A number of outstanding appointments have recently been made

and the intention is to maintain our momentum and to the extent possible

meet all commitments. Income has not increased as rapidly as expenditures,

but fortunately the rapid rise in the value of Ralston Purina stock in the

endowment funds now makes it possible to use these gains as a partial solution

to the problem and the support of this Faculty.

The Chancellor concluded by describing three actions he plans in the

near future. A panel of experts will be appointed to review the administrative

and budgetary procedures of the University and to make recommendations for

improvement. A study of comparable universities will be made for the purpose

of better understanding of budgeting and financing Arts and Sciences operations.

Lastly, a committee charged with the search for a permanent dean of the

Faculty of Arts and Sciences will be soon appointed in order to prepare

its agenda and then begin the active process in the fall.

Dean Israel responded by thanking the Chancellor and the Provost for

their confidence in him and for their support in solving the problems of

the budget. He noted that since he held the title of Acting Dean, he thereby

proposed to act. This is a time not for retrenchment, but rather for advancement.

There followed a series of short reports by the Deans. Edward N. Wilson,

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Dean of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, noted that this is the

best year since 1982 for the school. Enrollments are back at the levels

seen at the beginning of the decade, the quality of applicants has improved,

and the Olin Fellowship Program for Women has especially seen dramatic

increases in applications and acceptances. Linda B. Salamon, Dean of the

College, briefly reminded her colleagues that the class of record numbers

which entered four years ago would soon be graduating, and Robert Hedrick,

Dean of Admissions, looked to the next entering class with some cheerful

news and guarded optimism. This year saw a total of over 7100 applications

as against 5900 last year; 4183 applications to the College, 2777 offers

of admission, with 366 deposits as of this date, and the expectation of

a College class of 725. Upon completion of his report Dean Israel thanked

Dean Hedrick and wished him well as he leaves WU for another position.

This valediction was then affirmed by prolonged applause for a job well done.

Lastly, Bernard D. Reams, Jr., Acting Dean of Library Services, stated that

problems of operations and morale had been addressed and services restored.

A large backlog of interlibrary loan requests has been reduced and the Acquisi-

tions budget fixed at $1.2 million. Up to $49,000 had also been allocated

for new serial subscriptions. In sum, Olin Library must be and is being

restored to a research role in a research university.

Dean Israel then announced the names of those members of this Faculty

who will now assume the title of Professor Emeritus: Raymond E. Callahan,

Richard H. Popkin, Alfred J. Stenner, William Schatzkamer, and Jonathan

Townsend.

III

Mr. James T. Madore, President of the Council of Students of Arts and

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Sciences, expressed the thanks of CSAS to Professors Claude Evans, David

Hadas, and Laurence Meyer, and to Dean Linda Salamon for serving as faculty

sponsors for the Student-Faculty Interaction Committee. He also announced

that the following instructors have been chosen as recipients of the 1987

CSAS Teaching Awards: Ursula Goodenough, Peter Phillips, Susan Rava, and

Burton Wheeler. Finally, Professor Raymond Williams will receive a special

award for outstanding service to the University community.

IV

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

of Arts and Sciences, presented the results of the elections to the councils

and committees. Names of the elected follow.

Advisory Committee on Tenure, Promotion, and Personnel: Humanities:

Paul Lutzeler; Natural Sciences: Carl Bender; and Social Sciences: Ira Hirsh.

Faculty Council: Natural Sciences: Edward Spitznagel; Social Sciences:

David Konig.

Review Committee on Faculty Personnel Procedures: Humanities: James

Poag; Natural Sciences: Joseph Ackerman; Social Sciences: Derek Hirst.

Curriculum Committee: Humanities: Michael Beckerman; Social Sciences:

John Bowen.

Academic Freedom and Tenure Hearing Committee: Richard Davis and Jerome

Schiller.

In addition, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences has nominated the following

to stand for election as at-large members of the Senate Council: George

Johnson, Joseph Klarmann, and Marc Saperstein. As of this date the results

have not been reported.

A copy of the slate of nominees and the results of elections as of

24 April 1987 are filed with these minutes.


Professor Gutsche also announced that because of the resignation of

Professor Raymond L. Williams, a by-election was necessary to fill the two-

year term from the Humanities on the Faculty Council. He presented the

names of Professors John Garganigo and Robert Wykes as nominees, and there

being no nominees from the floor, this slate of candidates was approved.

Ballots will be mailed in the near future.

V

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

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

changes which has been approved by the Curriculum Committee. In addition,

Dean Hanebrink read into the record further amendments relating to courses

in the following departments and committees: Biology, Comparative Literature,

Education, History, Jewish and Near Eastern Studies, Music, Political Science,

Psychology, Romance Languages, Sociology, and Women's Studies. A revised

copy of this report is filed with these minutes and a fair copy is available

in the Office of the Dean of the College.

Dean Hanebrink also presented the list of candidates for the Bachelor

of Arts degree, to be conferred on 15 May 1987. The list was approved subject

to the proviso of final scrutiny and certification by the College Office.

VI

Professor Richard A. Watson, Chairperson of the Advisory Committee

on Tenure, Promotion, and Personnel, presented the annual report of the

actions and findings of the Committee. He described the procedures by which

each candidate's case was considered, and then presented a summary of the

actions of the Committee for AY 1986-1987 (as of 24 April 1987) with regard

to recommendations for promotion:


Actionable cases: 23

Assistant Professor to Associate Professor with tenure: 9

Supported by Committee: 7; all approved and forwarded by Dean Rosett Rejected by Committee: 1; rejected by Dean Rosett Committee equally divided: 1; rejected by Dean Rosett

Associate Professor without tenure to Professor with tenure: 1 Supported by Committee: 1; approved and forwarded by Dean Rosett

Associate Professor with tenure to Professor: 7

Supported by Committee: 7; all approved and forwarded by Dean Rosett

Initial appointment as Professor with tenure: 6 Supported by Committee: 6; all approved and forwarded by

Deans Rosett and Israel

Professor Watson concluded that the system is working well and noted that in

the past three years in no case did either Dean make a recommendation which

did not concur with the advice of the Committee. A copy of this report

is filed with these minutes.

VII

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

at 5:06 p.m.

Respectfully submitted,

Kevin Herbert Secretary


THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

CANDIDATES FOR THE BACHELOR OF ARTS DEGREE

AUGUST, 1987

The following students have submitted an intent to graduate to the University Registrar. Until the College Office makes a final check of each student's record, it will not be known whether these candidates for the Bachelor of Arts degree have fulfilled all degree requirements.

Battle, Brian M - History

Bentinganan, Victor - Biology

Bickerstaff Jr, Willie - Architecture Blanchard, Anne - Psychology Brettell, Kathleen - Architecture

Brewster, John - Philosophy

Brown, Joel - Earth & Pl.Sc.

Bruno, Claire - Classics

Burke, Maureen - French

Burshan, Samir - Architecture

Caiola, Paul - Political Sc.

Carty, Lea - Mathematics

Cheemalapati, Maneswar - Architecture

Clark, Anna - French

Clodfelter, Jennifer - Biology

Couper, Christopher - Biology

Cronin, K Elizabeth - Political Science

Dalton, Patricia - Anthropology

Darrell, Shelley - French

Dickson, Andrew - Spanish

Doval, Maria - History

Finneran, Kathleen - Lit. & Hist.

Fleischer, Daniel - Biology

Fragoso, Lino - Economics

Fredericks, Elizabeth - Psychology

Freed, Debra - Psychology

Frumkin, Jacob - Architecture

Gallup, David - French

Ghormley, Michael - Mathematics

Goin, Phillip - Psychology

Gorman, Anthony - Sociology

Greenwald, Barry - Biology

Gupta, Ashish - Biology

Hagens, Lori - Biology

Hernandez, Jose - Biology

Hertzig, Debra - Biology

Horowitz, Karen - Spanish

Kafka, Barry - Literature & Hist.

Kaiser, Christopher - History

Kellam, Mark - Political Science

Kimbro, Kevin - Biology

King, Michael - Architecture

Kirby, Kimberly - Psychology

Kohlman, Laura - Spanish

Krantz, John - English Literature Kuba, Janna - Biology Kyle, Bobette - Mathematics

Lee, Susan - History

Leiter, Milton - History

Lewkowicz, Ann - English Literature

Litovsky, Ruth - Psychology

Livshits, Inna - Biology

Longson, Jane - Architecture

Luttjohann, Christian - Economics

Magalski, Anthony - Biology

Malko, Teresa - Biology

Margulies, Laurie - Political Science

Mosesian, Andrew - Political Science

Nimmo, Kristi - Political Science

Noriega, Catalina - History

Washington WASHINGTON • UNIVERSITY. IN ST. LOUIS

Faculty of Arts and Sciences September

1, 1987

TO: Members of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences FROM: Martin H. Israel RE: Standing Committees of the Faculty of Arts & Sciences FACULTY COUNCIL

Professor Wayne Fields, English Professor John F. Garganigo, Romance Languages & Literatures Professor David Konig, History Professor Marilyn Krukowski, Biology Professor Victor Le Vine, Political Science Professor Edward Spitznagel, Mathematics

ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON TENURE, PROMOTION AND PERSONNEL Professor Raymond Arvidson, Earth & Planetary Sciences Professor Lucius Barker, Political Science Professor Carl Bender, Physics Professor Rowland Berthoff, History Professor Ira Hirsh, Psychology Professor Paul M. Lutzeler, German Professor Michel Rybalka, Romance Languages Professor Mitchell Taibleson, Mathematics Professor Burton Wheeler, English

REVIEW COMMITTEE ON FACULTY PERSONNEL PROCEDURES Professor Ghislaine Crozas, Earth & Planetary Sciences Professor Gary Jensen, Mathematics Professor John Kautsky, Political Science Professor George Pepe, Classics Professor Steven Schwarzchild, Philosophy Professor John Stern, Psychology Alternates

Joseph Ackerman, Chemistry Derek Hirst, History James Poag, German

CURRICULUM COMMITTEE Professor Michael Beckerman, Music Professor John Bowen, Anthropology Professor David Felix, Economics Professor Patrick Gibbons, Physics Professor Walter Lewis, Biology Professor Robert Thorp, Art History & Archaeology

COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC PLANNING Professor Albert Baernstein II, Mathematics Professor William H. Gass, Philosophy Professor Larry A. Haskin, Earth & Planetary Sciences Professor Douglass C. North, Economics Professor Robert H. Salisbury, Political Science Professor Egon Schwarz, German

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FROM: Martin H. Israel

RE: Affirmative Action Search Procedures

Executive Order 11246 requires that federal contractors develop and implement recruitment procedures which demonstrate that an "extraordinary" search effort has been made to attract qualified women and minorities for each faculty position vacancy.

The Faculty of Arts and Sciences Monitoring Committee have implemented ad hoc procedures over a fifteen year period, many of which have achieved the ultimate goal of affirmative action, to employ qualified women and minorities. In order to build on the experience of the past, and to comply with federal law, searches in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences should include the procedures below to meet the "extraordinary" search requirements test:

1. Develop the faculty position announcement and a plan for recruitment. Submit a written plan of recruitment to the Faculty of Arts and Sciences AA Monitoring Committee prior to announcing the position. The Monitoring Committee will review the written plan and make written acceptance or amendments to the searching department within five days of receipt.

II. When the search has been completed and the search committee is prepared to make an offer to a candidate, written documentation must be submitted to the Monitoring Committee. The documentation should include:

a. Documentation that the approved search plan was followed;

b. Numerical analysis of the results of the search by race and sex;

c. A summary of evidence that objective and nondiscriminatory criteria have been used in the evaluation of all candidates. (A detailed file of applicant evaluations must be made available to the Committee on request.)

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Affirmative Action 1987-88

The Monitoring Committee of three faculty members will make a written response to the search documentation either 1) making a report of acceptance 2) detailing a request for further information or 3) making suggestions for further search.

Notification to successful candidates is without standing until the Monitoring Committee has reviewed and evaluated in writing the selection and recruitment process. In those instances where an early offer is crucial, candidates should be informed in writing that the offer is contingent on affirmative action approval.

I urge everyone associated with faculty searches to make a real effort to meet the spirit, as well as the letter, of affirmative action. It is in our best interest to search actively among all possible candidates to find the best qualified people, and experience suggests that an extra effort may be required to be certain that the pool of applicants includes minorities and women. We owe it to ourselves and to our students to seek diversity, as well as excellence, among our faculty.

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FROM: Martin H. Israel RE: Appointment of the Affirmative Action Monitoring

Committee

In accordance with our affirmative action policies and procedures, the following monitoring subcommittees have been appointed for 1987-88.

HUMANITIES

Gerald Early, African & Afro-American Studies and English John Garganigo, Romance Languages & Literatures Bernetta Jackson, English - Emeritus

SOCIAL SCIENCES

Lois Beck, Anthropology Marvin Cummins, Sociology James McLeod, African & Afro-American Studies and Germanic Languages & Literatures

NATURAL SCIENCES

Lawrence Conlon, Mathematics T. Tom Lin, Chemistry Lynn Walter, Earth & Planetary Sciences

The convenor of the Humanities Subcommittee is Professor Jackson; of the Social Sciences Subcommittee, Professor Cummins; and of the Natural Sciences Subcommittee, Professor Lin. Professor Garganigo has agreed to act as convenor of the meetings of the entire Affirmative Action Committee.

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Faculty of Arts and Sciences

September 1, 1987


FROM:Martin H. Israel

IN RE: Recruitment, Appointment, Promotion and Termination of Faculty, and Leaves of Absence

This memorandum augments the Washington University Policy on Academic Freedom, Responsibility, and Tenure, copies of which can be obtained from the chairperson of your department or from the office of the Dean of Faculty.

Recruitment, Appointment, and the Tenure Criteria

All recruitment, at whatever level, requires prior approval of this office. Departments may not assume that vacancies created by retirement or other departure are automatically to be filled. All regular faculty appointments, whether with or without tenure, must be approved by this office before a letter of offer is sent by the department chair.

Most recruitment is at the level of assistant professor. Candidates usually are completing or have just completed their doctoral dissertations, the only evidence we have of their capacity for original research. Most of them have had little opportunity to teach except as teaching assistants, often with no more than partial responsibility for preparing the courses in which they assisted. In recruiting at this level we have two responsibilities: 1) to satisfy ourselves to the best of our ability that we are appointing an individual who promises to develop into an effective teacher and into an intellectual leader in his or her discipline and, 2) to provide the young faculty member with the example, the guidance, and the opportunity to develop his or her professional capacities. Departments should insist on the development of teaching skills and an early establishment of a promising program of research.

Teaching, especially undergraduate teaching, is an important part of what we do at Washington University. Anyone who is not willing to dedicate himself or herself to the dual tasks of

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teaching well while carrying out an active program of research should not accept appointment. Proposals for promotion and tenure must include evidence of teaching performance, since effective teaching is one of the two principal criteria affecting tenure decisions. Proposals for advancement must also include evidence that the candidate has achieved, or will soon achieve, a position of acknowledged intellectual leadership in his or her field of scholarship.

Letters offering non-tenured appointment to tenure track positions should call attention to the criteria for the award of tenure, and the review procedures that will be followed both within the department and within the Faculty of Arts and Sciences for determining whether the criteria are met.

Satisfaction of these criteria does not by itself guarantee that tenure will be recommended or awarded. A well qualified candidate may be denied tenure if his or her work is unlikely to contribute to the long-run development of the department in which he or she holds an appointment.

Promotions to tenure, appointments with tenure from outside the university, and promotions to Professor, must be reviewed by the Advisory Committee on Tenure, Promotion and Personnel prior to action by the Dean of the Faculty. The dossier reviewed by this Committee should include: (1) A letter from the department chair describing the vote of the department's tenured faculty (or in the case of promotion to full professor, the vote of the department's full professors) and summarizing the candidate's qualifications, including evidence of teaching quality. (2) At least five external letters evaluating the candidate's scholarly accomplishments. In soliciting these letters, the department chair should encourage analytical statements of the candidate's contributions to his or her field of scholarship. It may be useful to point out to writers of these letters that their comments will be used both by members of the department, who may be reasonably familiar with the scholarly area, and by the Dean and members of the faculty-wide tenure committee who are probably not so familiar. A copy of the chair's letter to external evaluators is often useful for the Advisory Committee. (3) A brief statement about each of the writers of external letters, describing their stature in the field and how each was selected (e.g. by the candidate or by the department).

In the case of departments with a small number (fewer than about four) of tenured faculty (or of full professors, for promotions to full professor), the Dean of the Faculty may appoint an interdepartmental committee to conduct the review and make the recommendation to the Dean, rather than only the members of the department. Smaller departments that may be considering members for promotion should discuss this point with the Dean early in the academic year, or late in the previous year.

Affirmative Action

Talent of the sort we seek is rare. We cannot afford to overlook any opportunity to bring individuals to Washington University who will satisfy our demanding tenure criteria. This consideration and Federal law, together, should make us mindful of the need to pay special attention to minority groups and to women when recruiting faculty. In an accompanying memorandum, I spell out the rules for complying with our affirmative action commitment. In addition, I suggest to department chairpersons who identify qualified minority or women candidates that I am prepared to lend exceptional assistance in their recruitment.

Timetable for Promotion, Tenure, Termination and Leaves of Absence

PROMOTIONS

Instructor to Assistant Professor

TENURE/PROMOTION

To Associate or Full Professor

Any time during the academic year, an appointment action request with supporting documentation from the chairperson, stating the reasons for promotion, may be submitted for consideration.

Twelve copies of the dossier should be sent to the Dean of the Faculty before November 15. Samplings of publications should be included in the dossier. Attention is called to: The Washington University Policy on Academic Freedom, Responsibility, and Tenure (V,A).

LEAVES OF ABSENCE Leaves of absence may be for one semester or an academic year. Requests for leave, with or without compensation, require approval of the Chairperson, Dean and Provost. Leave requests should be submitted one year or semester prior to the leave. Copies of leave forms are available in the Dean of the Faculty Office.

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TERMINATION Departments should be procedurally careful with terminations of non-tenured faculty members, keeping in mind the importance of annual review. Refer to: IV,B,4 and V, B of The Washington University Policy on Academic Freedom, Responsibility, and Tenure. Faculty members who receive notice of termination may request the reasons, in writing, for the decision. Refer to: VI,B,l,c of The Washington University Policy on Academic Freedom, Responsibility, and Tenure.

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INDEX

Departme nt/Area

A d m i n i s t ra t i o n African & Afro-Am er ica n A n t h r o p o l o g y Art Hi s tory & Archa eo logy B i o l o g y C h e mis try Chinese & Japanese Class ics College of Arts & Sciences Co mparat ive Li t era t ur e Earth & Planetary Sciences Economics Education Engl i s h Faculty of Arts & Sciences

G erma n Graduate School History History of Freedom International Studi es I s l a m i c Jewish Mathematics

Music Performing Arts Phi losophy Physical Education Phys ics Poli t ical Economy Political Sc i e nc e P s y c h o l o g y Rel ig ious Studi es Romance Lang. & Lit. Russ ia n Sociology

Space Sc i e nc es Speech & Hearing S u m m er Schoo l University College Wo m e n's Studies

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1 2 2 3 3 4 5 6 1 6 7 7 8 9 1

10 1

11 1 1 12

1 2 12

1 2 13 1 4 14

1 5 15 1 6 16 1 7 19 1 9 20 2 0 20 2 1

1 1

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Dept. Phone No.

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Room/B ui ld ing

332 McMi l la n 110 McMillan 206 St e i nb erg 321 Reb s t o ck 525 McMi l l e n 117 Busch 201 January 201 S. Brookings 102 S. Brookings 106 Wilson 207 Eliot 214 McMillan 118 Du nck er 200 S. Brookings 222 Ridg l ey 211 S. Brookings 118 Busc h 107 Busch 201 Stix Int'l 201 S. Brookings 201 S. Brooki ngs 100 Cupples I 102 Bl ewett A 315 Mall inckrodt 225a B usch Sports Complex 242 Co mpton Lab 311 Elio t 219 Eliot 107 Eads 208 Du nck er 208 Ridgley 18 Busch 226 McMil lan 471 Co mpton Lab 818 S. Eucl id 100 January 2 0 January 204 Busc h

ADMINISTRATION

Acting Dean (also Professor, Physics) Assistant Dean

Director, Financial Planning

Dean (Also Associate Professor, English, p.t.)

Associate Dean Associate Dean (also Coordinator of Preprofessional

Study; Professor, Earth & Planetary Sciences)

Assistant Dean (also Coordinator, GTE Science Scholars)

Assistant Dean for Freshmen (also Lecturer-courtesy, Psychology) Faculty

Assistant Dean (also Associate Professor, Classics)

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Dean (also Dean, University College; Professor, Mathematics)

Coordinator for Graduate Student Affairs and Services

Dean (also Dean, Graduate School of Arts & Sciences; Professor, Mathematics)

Assistant Dean Assistant Dean

Director, Human Resources Management Program (also Lecturer, p.t., Psychology)

SUMMER SCHOOL

Freiwald, Ronald (also Associate Professor, Director Mathematics)

FACULTY OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

Israel, Martin H. Druyvesteyn, Jan K.

Stuckmeyer, Earl

COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES Salamon, Linda B.

Hanebrink, Wayne T. Levin, Harold L.

Farwell, Victor H. Kennedy,

Delores K. Pepe, George M.

Wilson, Edward N.

Edwards, Joyce A..,

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Wilson, Edward N.

Hetlage, Anne W. Smith, Jane M.

Wittels, Ilene G.

DEPARTMENTS AND AREAS

AFRICAN AND AFRO-AMERICAN STUDIES

(also Adjunct Associate Professor, Germanic Languages and Literatures)

Professor (also Professor, Psychology)

Assistant Professor (also Assistant Professor, English) Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Assistant Professor,

History) Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Assistant Professor,

Performing Arts)

DEPARTMENT OF ANTHROPOLOGY

Bennett, John W.

Browman, David L. Canfield, Robert, Chairperson

Molnar, Stephen Sussman, Robert W. Watson, Patty Jo

Buikstra, Jane Conroy, Glenn Simmons, David J.

Beck, Lois Montgomery, G. Edward

Phillips-Conroy, Jane

Bourgois, Philippe Bowen, John R. Ensminger, Jean Marshall, Fiona B. Hildebolt,

Charles F.

Distinguished Anthropologist in Residence (also Professor

Emeritus of Anthropology) Professor Professor

Professor Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Professor (Lv. Yr.)

Adjunct Professor Professor-courtesy Adjunct Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor

Associate Professor-courtesy

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. 1st

Sem.) Assistant Professor

Visiting Assistant Professor

McLeod James Director

Williams, Robert L.

Early, Gerald L. Gomez, Michael A.

Washington, Rhonnie L.

.

DEPARTMENT OF ART HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY

Steefel, Lawrence D., Jr.

Symeonoglou, Sarantis

Weil, Mark, Chairperson

Thorp, Robert L.

Brock, Karen L. Miller, Angela Rousseau, Claudia J. Wallace, William E.

Jensen, Robert

Professor of Art History (also Steinberg Professor of Art History)

Professor (also Affiliate Professor, Architecture, 1st Sem.)

Professor (also Affiliate Professor, Architecture)

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

Instructor

Professor Professor Professor (also Associate Professor, Biological Chemistry) Professor (also George William

and Irene Koechig Frieberg Professor of Biology)

Professor (also Professor, Biological Chemistry) Professor (also Associate Professor,

Anatomy) Professor Professor (also Professor, Genetics) Professor Professor Professor Professor (also Senior Botanist,

Missouri Botanical Garden) Professor Professor (also Engelmann

Professor of Botany; Director, Missouri Botanical Garden) Professor (also Associate Professor, Genetics)

Professor Professor Professor Professor (also Professor, Genetics) Professor (also Professor, Biological

Chemistry) Professor (also Charles Rebstock Professor of

Biology)

DEPARTMENT OF BIOLOGY

Allen, Garland E., III Beachy, Roger N. Chilson, Oscar P.

Curtiss, Roy, III Chairperson

Elgin, Sarah C.R.

Goodenough, Ursula W.

Hopkins, Johns W. Johnson, George B. Kirk, David L. Kohl, Daniel H. Krukowski, Marilyn Lewis, Walter H.

Pickard, Barbara G. Raven, Peter H.

Schaal, Barbara A. Associate Chairperson

Sexton, Owen J. Stein, Paul S.G. Suga, Nobuo Templeton, Alan R. Thach, Robert E.

Varner, Joseph E.

Coles, Richard W. Cowan, W. Maxwell Croat, Thomas B. Davidse, Gerrit Elvin-Lewis, Memory P. F. Forero, Enrique Fraley, Robert T. Gentry, Alwyn H. Goldblatt, Peter Hartl, Daniel L. Hoch, Peter C. Rhodes, Carl D., Jr. Schneiderman, Howard A.

Adjunct Professor Professor-courtesy Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Professor-courtesy Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor

Ho, Tuan-hua David Associate Professor Maniotis, James Associate Professor Nichols, H. Wayne Associate Professor

Associate Professor-courtesy Associate Professor-courtesy

Visiting Associate Professor

Assistant Professor (also Assistant Professor, Genetics)

Assistant Professor (also Assistant Professor, Biological Chemistry) Assistant

Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

Research Assistant Professor, Microbiology

Lecturer, p.t. (also Animal Facilities Manager) Lecturer Lecturer/Laboratory Course

Coordinator

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY Gaspar, Peter Gutsche, David Holtzer, Alfred Hortmann, Alfred G. Kurz, Joseph L. Lin, Tien-sung Tom Lovett, Ronald A.

Macias, Edward, Chairperson

Osdoby, Philip A. Rogers, John Chain

Schubert, Karel Ralph Duncan,

Ian William Landick, Robert

C.

Larson, Allan Pakrasi, Himadri B. Sachs, Martin M.

Clark-Curtiss, Josephine

Diani, John V.

Hawker, Patricia Hoffman, Jacqueline L.

Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor

Sarantites, Demetrios G. Schaefer, Jacob F.

Smith, William Hayden Yaris,

Robert

Forster, Denis Haskin, Larry

Phillips, William D. Sloop, David J. Welch, Michael J.

Ackerman, Joseph

Bleeke, John R. Holten, J. Dewey Skolnick, Jeffrey

Buhro, William E. Moeller, Kevin Davis Sobotka, Lee Gordon Taylor, John-Stephen A.

Gross, Richard W.

Professor Professor (also Charles Allen Thomas Professor of

Chemistry) Professor (also Professor, Earth & Planetary Sciences) Professor

Adjunct Professor Professor-courtesy (also, Chairperson, Earth & Planetary

Sciences; Ralph E. Morrow Distinguished University Professor of Earth and Planetary Sciences)

Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor Professor-courtesy

Associate Professor (also Research Associate Professor of Chemistry, Medicine)

Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.)

Assistant Professor-courtesy

DEPARTMENT OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE

Professor Professor (also Director,

International Studies) Professor


Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) Assistant Professor of Arabic Language & Literature

(also Acting Director, Center for the Study of Islamic Societies and Civilizations 7-1/12-31-87)

Morrell, Robert Spector, Stanley

Yang, Richard H.

Hegel, Robert E., Chairperson Kamiyama, Tamie Liu, Viola

Allen, Joseph Roe Heath, Peter

•••

Marcus, Marvin H. Assistant Professor of Japanese Language and Literature

Shih, James Chin Visiting Assistant Professor

Videen, Susan Downing Visiting Assistant Professor-courtesy

Loka, Nabil Jabbouri Instructor, p.t.

Marcus, Virginia Susan Visiting Instructor-courtesy

Boyd, Adeline Smith Lecturer, p.t.-courtesy

Professor Professor (also Professor,

Comparative Literature; Chairperson, Comparative Literature)

Adjunct Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor (also Faculty

Assistant Dean, College of Arts and Sciences)

Associate Professor (also Associate Professor-courtesy, Comparative Literature)

COMMITTEE ON COMPARATIVE LITERATURE

Professor-courtesy (also Professor and Chairperson of Germanic Languages and Literatures)

Professor Professor (also Professor, Classics)

Professor-courtesy (also Professor, English) Professor-courtesy (also Professor, German) Professor-courtesy (also Professor, German)

Associate Professor-courtesy (also Associate Professor, Classics)

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DEPARTMENT OF CLASSICS Herbert, Kevin, Chairperson Sale, W. Merritt

Rosenbloom, Joseph R.

Belmont, David Conrad, Carl W. Packman, Zola M. Pepe, George M.

Rusten, Jeffrey S.

Lutzeler, Paul Michael

Matheson, William H. Sale, W. Merritt,Chairperson

Lebowitz, Naomi

Poag, James F.

Williams, Gerhild S. Rusten, Jeffrey S.

Banjanin, Milica Associate Professor-courtesy (also Associate Professor, Russian)

Kafalenos, Emma M. Lecturer, p.t.

DEPARTMENT OF EARTH AND PLANETARY SCIENCES

Arvidson, Raymond E. Crozaz, Ghislaine Dymek, Robert F. Haskin, Larry A., Chairperson

Levin, Harold L.

Podosek, Frank A. Smith, William Hayden

Duncan, Ian James Pasteris, Jill

Bowring, Samuel A. Luhr, James F. McKinnon, William B. Walter, Lynn M. Wiens, Douglas A.

Professor Professor Professor Professor (also Ralph E. Morrow

Distinguished University Professor of Earth & Planetary Sciences;

Professor-courtesy, Chemistry) Professor (also Associate Dean and

Coordinator of Preprofessional Study, College of Arts and Sciences) Professor

Professor (also Professor of Chemistry)

Associate Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF ECONOMICS

Benham, Lee K. Acting Chairperson

Denzau, Arthur T.

Felix, David Greenberg, Edward Leven, Charles L.

Meyer, Laurence H.

Minsky, Hyman P. Neuefeind, Wilhelm Chairperson

North, Douglass C.

Rader, J. Trout Rosett, Richard N.

Professor

Professor (also Research Associate, Center for the Study of American Business)

Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Professor Professor (also Director of Urban Institute) Professor (also Adjunct Professor of

Economics, School of Business) Professor Professor (Lv. Yr.)

Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Henry R. Luce Professor of Law & Liberty; Professor, History; Director, Center in Political Economy)

Professor Professor

Schofield, Norman J.

Weidenbaum, Murray

Eggertsson, Thrainn

Coursey, Don L.

Parks, Robert P. Raines, Fredric Weingast, Barry R.

Peck, Richard M. Woodward,

Robert S., IV

Caskey, John Patrick Fazzari, Steven Mark

Nye, John V.C.

Gresik, Thomas A. Norton, Seth Woodard

Messinger, Paul R.

Campbell, Claudia Ferderer, James Peter Smith, Deborah Ecklund

Professor (also Acting Director, Center in Political Economy,

6-1-87/8-15-88) Professor (also Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished

University Professor)

Visiting Professor of Economics (also Visiting Fellow, Political Economy)

Visiting Adjunct Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor (Lv. Yr.) Associate Professor (also Associate

Professor of Political Economics, Business School)

Visiting Associate Professor Associate

Professor-courtesy

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor


Adjunct Assistant Professor Adjunct Assistant Professor

Instructor

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem.

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION

Berlak, Harold deCharms, Richard Hudgins, Bryce B. Smith, Louis M.

Tom, Alan R., Chairperson Allen, Thomas W.

Beaning, Joan C. Cohn,

Marilyn

Sharpe, Elliot Martin

Dzuback, Mary Ann Liston,

Daniel P. O'Connor, Sorca Marie

Professor (Lv. Yr.) Professor (also Professor, Psychology) Professor Professor Professor

Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology (also Research Assistant Professor, Medicine)

Associate Professor

Director of Teacher Education and Adjunct Associate Professor

Adjunct Associate Professor

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

Zuck, Maya S.

Cook, Jeannine

DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH

Elkin, Stanley

Finkel, Donald Lebowitz, Naomi G.

Morris, John N. Nemerov, Howard

Newman, Charles H. Revard, Carter C. Ross, Lawrence J. Ruland, Richard Shea, Daniel B. Stang, Richard Wheeler, Burton M.

Zwicker, Steven N., Chairperson

Finch, Mary Ellen Fields,

Wayne D.

Acting Chairperson Hadas, David Loewenstein, Joseph F. Metz, Herbert E.

Milder, Robert W. Salamon, Linda B.

Hoagland, Carl Early,

Gerald L.

Kay, Carol Taylor, B. Benjamin Wiltenburg, Robert E.

Goodman, Thomas A.

Director, Nursery School & Director,

Nursery School

Summer School

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem.

Professor (also Merle Kling Professor of Modern Letters)

Poet-in-Residence Professor (also Professor-

courtesy Comparative Literature)

Professor Professor (also Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished University Professor

of English) Professor Professor Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Professor Professor Professor Professor of English & Religious

Studies (also Chairperson, Religious

Studies Committee) Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Co-Director, Literature & History Program)

Adjunct

Profess

or

Associa

te

Professo

r


(also Director, Division of Drama & Associate Professor of Drama, Performing Arts) Associate Professor

Associate Professor, p.t. (also Dean, College of Arts and Sciences)


Assistant Professor (also Assistant Professor, African & Afro-American Studies)

Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor


Rasch, Kathe

Borden, Ross J.

Campbell, Candice Drury, Kathleen Huss, Sandra Jackson, Bernetta

Smith, Carolyn B. Zimbalist, Elizabeth

Adjunct Assistant Professor Instructor

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. (also

Professor Emeritus of English and Education)

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem.

DEPARTMENT OF GERMANIC LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES

Lutzeler, Paul Michael, Chairperson

Poag, James F.

Schwarz, Egon

Williams, Gerhild S.

Fourakis, Margaritis S.

Steinmetz, Otto

Tatlock, Carol Lynne

McLeod, James

Brawner, John M. Fox, Thomas Charles Leventhal, Robert Scott

Schalliol, Dagmar O. Segelcke,

Elke

Davis, Garry W.

Professor (also Professor-courtesy, Comparative Literature) Professor (also

Professor-courtesy Comparative Literature)

Professor (also Rosa May Distinguished University Professor in the Humanities)

Professor (also Professor-courtesy, Comparative Literature)

Adjunct Professor of Linguistics, p.t., (also Assistant Professor of Linguistics, CID)

Adjunct Professor

Associate Professor

Adjunct Associate Professor (Also Director, African and Afro-American Studies)

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.)


Lecturer

Director, Summer Program 6-1/7-31-87

Professor (also William Eliot Smith Professor of History)

Professor (also Associate Director, Center for History of Freedom) Professor Professor Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Henry R.

Luce Professor of Law & Liberty; Professor, Economics; Director, Center in Political Economy) Professor

Professor (also Gloria M. Goldstein Professor of Jewish History & Thought)

Professor

Associate Professor (Lv. Yr.) Associate Professor (also Chairperson,

Jewish & Near Eastern Studies) Associate Professor Associate Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.)

(also Director, Center for the Study of Islamic Societies and Civilizations)

Associate Professor Associate Professor (also Co-Director,

Literature & History Program) Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor

Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also

Assistant Professor, African & Afro-American Studies)

Assistant Professor

Visiting Assistant Professor, 1st Sem. Instructor, p.t., 1st

Sem.

Visiting Instructor, p.t., 1st Sem.

CENTER FOR HISTORY OF FREEDOM

Hexter, Jack H., Director

Davis, Richard W., Associate Director

John M. Olin Professor of the History of Freedom

(also Professor, History)

DEPARTMENT OF HISTORY

Berthoff, Rowland T. Davis,

Richard W.

Hirst, Derek Konig, David T., Chairperson North, Douglass C.

Riesenberg, Peter N. Saperstein, Marc

Walter, Richard J.

Beinfeld, Solon Berger, Henry W.

Claeys, Gregory Richard Fleischer, Cornell H.

Hatch, George C., Jr. Izenberg, Gerald N.

Kirby, William C. Okenfuss, Max J. Soviak, Eugene

Bernstein, Iver Ellis, Harold A. Gomez, Michael A.

Kornbluh, Mark L. Winn, Kenneth H. Knowlton,

Steven R. Burkholder, Suzanne Hiles

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES

Spector, Stanley, Director (Professor of Chinese Studies)

CENTER FOR THE STUDY OF ISLAMIC SOCIETIES AND CIVILIZATIONS

Fleischer, Cornell H. (Lv. 1st Sem.) (also Associate Director Professor, History)

Heath, Peter, Acting Director, (also Assistant Professor, Chinese & 7-1/12-31-87 Japanese)

JEWISH & NEAR EASTERN STUDIES

Berger, Henry W., Chairperson (Also Associate Professor, History)

Erman, Hans Instructor, p.t. Sagarin, James L. Instructor, p.t.

Diamond, James S. Lecturer, p.t.

DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS

Baernstein, Albert II Boothby, William M.

Conlon, Lawrence W. Dahlberg, Bjorn Hano, Jun-ichi Jenkins, James A. Jensen, Gary R. Krantz, Steven G. McDowell, Robert H., Chairperson

Nussbaum, Edward Rochberg, Richard H. Sawyer, Stanley

Silverstein, Martin L. Spitznagel, Edward L., Jr.

Taibleson, Mitchell H. Weiss,

Guido L.

Wilson, Edward N.

Rao, Dabeeru C. Wette, Reimut

Professor Professor (also Professor, Systems

Science & Mathematics-courtesy) Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor

Professor Professor Professor (also Professor, Genetics; Professor, Biostatistics)

Professor Professor (also Professor, Biostatistics) Professor (also Research Professor of Mathematics in

Psychiatry) Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Elinor

Anheuser Professor of Mathematics) Professor (also Dean, Graduate School

of Arts & Sciences; Dean, University College)

Adjunct Professor Adjunct Professor

Blank, Brian Evan Freiwald, Ronald C.

Gordon, Carolyn Sue Jawerth, Bjorn D. Shapiro, Jack M. Wright, David L. Yohe, Cleon R.

Rice, John

Chi, Quo-Shin Webb, David L.

Han, Yong Sheng Moore, Charles N.

Associate Professor Associate Professor (also Director, Summer School) Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Associate Professor



Visiting Assistant Professor Visiting Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

Blumenfeld, M. Harold Carlin, Seth Andrew Johnson, Orland W. Kurtzman, Jeffrey G. Chairperson

Macdonald, Hugh John Wykes, Robert A.

Brooks, Tilford Jordan, Roland C., Jr. Monson, Craig Alan Perkins, John M.

Pesce, Dolores Beckerman, Michael

Guck, Marion A. O'Donnell,

Richard Lee

Singh, Punita G. Tichenor, Trebor R.

Armistead, Christine A. Bolduan, Kathleen Henderson, Mary Ella Becker,

Christopher A.

Professor Professor Professor Professor

Professor Professor

Associate Professor (Lv. Yr.) Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor



Instructor, p.t. (also Director, Percussion Ensemble)

Instructor, p.t., 1st Sem. Instructor, p.t.

Lecturer, p.t. Lecturer Artist-in-Residence Jazz

Ensemble Director

Professor of Dance (also Director, Division of Dance)

Professor

Associate Professor of Dance Associate Professor of Drama (also Director,

Division of Drama; Associate Professor, English)

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor of Performing Arts (Lv. Yr.) (also

Assistant Professor, African & Afro-American Studies)

Artist-in-Residence

Instructor, p.t. Instructor, p.t.

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem.

DEPARTMENT OF PHILOSOPHY

Barrett, Robert B., Jr. Professor, also Graduate Programs Coordinator

Gass, William H. Professor (also David May Distinguished University Professor in the Humanities)

Krukowski, Lucian, Chairperson Professor Paulson, Stanley L. Professor (Lv. Yr.) (also Professor,

Law)

Schiller, Jerome Schwarzschild, Steven S.

Ullian, Joseph S. Watson, Richard A. Wellman, Carl P.

Stojanovic, Svetozar D.

McClennen, Edward F. Trebilcot, Joyce

Evans, Joseph C. Gibson, Roger Rollins, Mark Sinkler, Georgette Strasser, Mark P.

Professor Professor of Philosophy and Judaic

Studies Professor Professor (Lv. Yr.) Professor

Visiting Professor (also Visiting Professor, Sociology)

Associate Professor Associate Professor (Lv. 2nd Sem.) (also Coordinator, Women's Studies)

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

DEPARTMENT OF PERFORMING ARTS

Mertz, Annelise

Schvey, Henry I., Chairperson

Cowell, Mary-Jean Metz, Herbert E.

Huston, Hollis W. Podolski, Michael W. Washington, Rhonnie L.

Costa, Ann Marie

Goetz, Edward J. Kruger, Bonnie Jean

Jones, Barbara S. McElwee, Charles Van

Levi, Albert W.

Schiller, Britt-Marie

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. (also David May Distinguished University Professor Emeritus in the Humanities)

Lecturer, p.t.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM COMMITTEE

Mc Farland, Wayne J.

Schael, John, Coordinator

Casmaer, Mark R. Clemens, Therese Mary Dannemiller, Laura Jeanne Daues, William Edwards, Mark Gatti, Charles J. Gibbons, Theodore M. Gilbert, Steven Godfrey, Phillip H., II Hawkins, Joanne V. Imergoot, Lynn Carol Larsen, Richard R. Manuel, Peter Lindsey Mollet, Russell M. Rocco, Dawn Marie Shin, Bong Yul Tillman, Martha Jane Worlund, Joe M.

Melin, Bruce J.

Professor

Adjunct Associate Professor, Physical Education (also Director of Athletics)

Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy Instructor, p.t.-courtesy

Lecturer, p.t.-courtesy

DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS

Bender, Carl M. Burgess, James H. Clark, John W. Fedders, Peter A. Friedlander, Michael W. Hohenberg, Charles M. Israel, Martin H.

Jaynes, Edwin T.

Katz, Jonathan I. Klarmann, Joseph

Professor Professor Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Professor Professor Professor Professor (also Acting Dean, Faculty

of Arts & Sciences) Professor (also Wayman Crow Professor of Physics) Professor Professor

Luszczynski, Kazimierz Mandula, Jeffrey E. Miller, James G.

Norberg, Richard E., Chairperson

Phillips, Peter R. Scandrett, John H. Shrauner, J. Ely Shull, Franklin B. Sundfors, Ronald K. Walker, Robert

Will, Clifford M.

Carlsson, Anders E. Conradi, Mark S. Gibbons, Patrick C. Papanicolaou, Nicolas

Dickhoff, Willem H. Kelton, Kenneth F. Ogilvie, Michael C.

Professor Professor Professor (also Research Associate

Professor of Medicine) Professor

Professor (Lv. Yr.) Professor Professor Professor Professor Professor (also McDonnell Professor of

Physics; Director, McDonnell Center for Spaces Sciences)

Professor

Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor Associate Professor (Lv. 2nd Sem.)

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

CENTER IN POLITICAL ECONOMY

North, Douglass C., Director (Lv. Yr.) (also Henry R. Luce Professor of Law and Liberty; Professor, Economics; Professor, Hi story)

Schofield, Norman, Acting Resident Fellow (also Professor, Director,7-1-87/8-15-88 Economics)

Eggertsson, Thrainn Visiting Fellow (also Visiting Professor, Economics)

DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE

Barker, Lucius J.

Davis, James W. Heidenheimer, Arnold J. Kautsky, John H. LeVine, Victor T. Salisbury, Robert H. Chairperson

Sprague, John D.

Professor (also Edna Fischel Gellhorn University Professor of Public Affairs) Professor Professor Professor Professor

Professor (also Sidney W. Souers Professor of Government)

Professor

Eagleton, Thomas F. University Professor of Public Affairs and Political Science

Miller, Gary

Ames, Barry C. Caspary, William R. Salert, Barbara

Franklin, Charles H. Gilmour, John B. Mershon, Carol A.

Ericson, David F. Hammond, Thomas H.

Kosaki, Liane C. Stedman,

Stephen J.

Hale, Lubosh G. Leighley, Jan Schmidt, Diane Watkins, Peter

Blackburn, Robert

Visiting Professor (also Professor, Political Science, School of Business)


Assistant Professor Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.)

Visiting Assistant Professor Visiting Assistant Professor (also Post-Doctoral

Research Fellow, Political Economy; Post-Doctoral Research Fellow in Political Economy, School of Business)


Instructor

Senior Lecturer, p.t Lecturer, p.t. Lecturer, p.t. Lecurer, p.t.

Lecturer, p.t.-courtesy

Professor (also Professor of Neurology [Psychology], Medicine) Professor (also

Professor, Education) Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Professor Professor (also Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished

University Professor of Psychology and Audiology; Research Professor of Audiology in Otolaryngology)

Professor (also William R. Stuckenburg Professor of Human Values) Professor (also Lecturer in Medical Psychology in Psychiatry, p.t.) Professor Professor (also Professor of Neurology [Psychology], Medicine)

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DEPARTMENT OF PSYCHOLOGY

Botwinick, Jack

deCharms, Richard Finger, Stanley Green, Leonard Hirsh, Ira J.

Loevinger, Jane Merbaum, Michael Stern, John A., Chairperson Storandt, Martha M.

Williams, Robert L. Professor (also Professor, African and Afro-American Studies)

Professor-courtesy (also Research Professor, Otolaryngology; Professor of Psychology, Speech and Hearing)

Professor-courtesy

Associate Professor (also Research Assistant Professor of Psychology, Medicine)

Associate Professor (also Director, Clinical Training Program)

Associate Professor (Lv. 1st Sem.) Associate Professor (Lv. Yr.)

(also Adjunct Associate Professor of Organizational Psychology, Business) Associate Professor

Associate Professor-courtesy (also Associate Professor of Occupational Therapy)

Associate Professor-courtesy (also Associate Professor of Social Work)

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) Assistant Professor Assistant Professor

Visiting Assistant Professor Visiting Assistant Professor

Assistant Professor, p.t.-courtesy (also Assistant Professor of Psychology, Speech & Hearing)

Lecturer, p.t. (also Senior Clinical Associate & Director, Psychological Service Center)

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t. (also Senior Reseach Associate) Lecturer, p.t. Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem. Lecturer, p.t. (also Senior Associate in Clinical

Psychology) Lecturer, p.t. (also Director of Human Resources

Management Program, University College) Lecturer-courtesy (also Assistant Dean for Freshman,

College of Arts & Sciences)

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Miller, James D.

Nord, Walter R. Fisher, Edwin B., Jr.

Kurtz, Richard M.

Schuham, Anthony I. Shulman, Arthur D.

Strube, Michael J. Almli,

Robert C. Davis, Larry E.

Abrams, Richard A. Balota, David A. Craft, Suzanne Diamond, Adele U.

Amrhein, Paul C. Cohn, Lawrence D.

Weisenberger, Janet M.

Bertelson, Amy D.

Connell, Cathleen M. Goldstein, Robert

Lacks, Patricia B. Watkins, Patty Lou Wilson, Karl

Wittels, Ilene G.

Kennedy, Delores K.

Blumenthal, H. T.

Premachandra, B. N.

Gilkey, Robert

RELIGIOUS STUDIES COMMITTEE

Wheeler, Burton M., Chairperson

MacVittie, Paul F.

Research Professor of Gerontology- courtesy Research Professor of Gerontology- courtesy

Research Assistant Professor-courtesy (also Assistant Professor of Psychology, Central Institute for the Deaf)

Professor of English and Religious Studies

Lecturer, p.t., 1st Sem.

DEPARTMENT OF ROMANCE LANGUAGES AND LITERATURES

Garganigo, John F. Grigsby, John L., Jr. Jones, James F., Jr.,

Chairperson Pope, Randolph D.

Acting Chairperson, 2nd Sem.

Rybalka, Michel Schraibman, Joseph

Winn, Colette Bianco,

Joseph P.

Blanc, Mario A. Captain-Hidalgo, Yvonne

Davis, Nina Cox Ifri , Pascal Alain Metzidakis, Stamos Sherberg, Michael Stone, Harriet A. Stroik, Richard J. Vera-Leon, Antonio S.

Xaubet, Horacio

Aponte, Marthe Breakstone, Lynne R. Gebhardt, Miriam F. Leger, Thierry Rava, Susan Schnurr, Nancy Kay

Professor of Romance Languages Professor of Romance Languages Professor of Romance Languages (Lv.

2nd Sem.) Professor of Spanish

Professor of French Professor of Romance Languages

Associate Professor of French

Assistant Professor of French (Lv. 1st Sem.) Assistant Professor of Spanish Assistant Professor of Spanish (Lv. Yr.) Assistant Professor of Spanish Assistant Professor of French Assistant Professor of French Assistant Professor of Italian Assistant Professor of French Assistant Professor of French Assistant Professor of Spanish

Visiting Assistant Professor of Spanish

Lecturer in French Lecturer in French Lecturer in Italian Lecturer in French, p.t. Lecturer in French Lecturer in Spanish

DEPARTMENT OF RUSSIAN

Banjanin, Milica, Chairperson

Barran, Thomas P. Vishevsky, Anatoly

DEPARTMENT OF SOCIOLOGY

Pittman, David J. Wax, Murray

Stojanovic, Svetozar D.

Cummins, Marvin J. Chairperson

Cavalcanti, Pedro Strickland, Donald E.

Boden, Deirdre Colignon, Richard A. Rank, Mark R.

Decker, Scott H. Lindsey,

Linda Lee Pilgram, Thomas

Kurt

Tuteur, Susan D.

Arnold, Uretchen Weber Maracle, Marilyn F. Raskas, Adinah W.

Associate Professor (also Associate Professor-courtesy, Comparative Literature)


Professor Professor (Lv. 2nd Sem.)

Visiting Professor (also Visiting Professor, Philosophy)

Associate Professor

Adjunct Associate Professor Adjunct Associate Professor, p.t.

Assistant Professor Assistant Professor (Lv. Yr.) Assistant Professor

Visiting Assistant Professor, p.t., 1st Sem. Visiting Assistant Professor, p.t., 1st Sem. Visiting Assistant Professor, p.t., 1st Sem. (also

Research Associate, Anthropology) Visiting Assistant Professor, p.t., 1st Sem.

Visiting Instructor, p.t., 1st Sem. Visiting Instructor, p.t., 1st Sem. Visiting Instructor, p.t., 1st Sem.

SPACE SCIENCES, MCDONNELL CENTER FOR THE

Walker, Robert McDonnell Professor of Physics Director

WOMEN'S STUDIES PROGRAM

Trebilcot, Joyce, (Lv. 2nd Sem.) (also Associate Coordinator Professor of Philosophy)

Power, Helen W. Adjunct Assistant Professor, p.t.

Professor of Audiology (also Director, CID)

Professor of Psychology (also Professor, Psychology; Edward Mallinckrodt Distinguished University Professor of Psychology; & Research Professor of Audiology in Otolaryngology)

Professor of Psychology (also Professor-courtesy, Dept. of Psychology; Research Professor, Otolaryngology)

Professor of Audiology

Associate Professor of Anatomy and Physiology (also Associate Professor of Otolaryngology)

Associate Professor of Psychology (also Research Associate in Otolaryngology)

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering (also Research Associate Professor, Otolaryngology)

Associate Professor of Psychology Associate Professor of Education of the Deaf

Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering Associate Professor of Audiology

Assistant Professor of Environmental Health Assistant Professor of Linguistics (also Adjunct

Professor of Linguistics, German) Assistant Professor of Psychology (also Research

Assistant Professor, Psychology) Assistant Professor of Neurobiology Assistant Professor of Speech and

Hearing (also Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology)

Assistant Professor, p.t. in Education of the Hearing Impaired

Assistant Professor of Audiology Assistant Professor of Physiology Assistant Professor of Audiology

(also Assistant Professor of Otolaryngology, Audiology)

DEPARTMENT OF SPEECH AND HEARING Calvert, Donald R., Chairperson

Hirsh, Ira J.

Miller, James D.

Popelka, Gerald R. Bohne,

Barbara A. Clark, William W.

Engebretson, A. Maynard

Geers, Ann E. Moog, Jean S.

Niemoeller, Arthur F. Pascoe,

David P.

Bohl, Carl D.

Fourakis, Margaritis S.

Gilkey, Robert

Hughes, Stephen E. Karzon, Roanne G.

Kozak, Victoria Jane

Mason, David I. Silverman, Martin S. Skinner, Margaret W.

Assistant Professor of Education of the Hearing Impaired

Clinical Assistant Professor of Audiology (also Assistant Professor

of Clinical Otolaryngology, Audiology)

Assistant Professor of Psychology (also Assistant Professor, p.t., Department of Psychology)

Lecturer in Education of the Hearing Impaired Lecturer in Psychology Lecturer in Education of the Hearing Impaired Lecturer in Education of the Hearing Impaired

Research Professor of Otolaryngology (also Research Professor of Otolaryngology, Otolaryngology)

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Stein, Karen S. Valente,

Michael

Weisenberger, Janet M.

Aubuchon, Myra K.

Kuehn, Ginger B. Kupper, Karen R.

Rajtar, Ellen L. Eldredge, Donald H.

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