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SUMMER NEBRASKAN
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Hardin Tells Regents
Staff Turnover Average
Turnover on the University j
of Nebraska facuty has aver
aged about 23 in Iwo years,
Chancellor Clifford Hardin
told the Board of Regents
Saturday.
Hardin pointed out that
more than 145 persons had re
signed in the last two years
and that "money was the
most common reason for the
resignation.
Also at the Regents meet
ing Dr. Robert M. Koch was
elevated to professor and
chairman of the University
department of animal hus
bandry effective Sept. 1. He
will succeed Prof. William J
Loeffel as chairman.
Resignations were accepted
from the following:
John F. Steinman, resident In psychia
try. College of Medicine; Russell O. Sx
vik, lecturer in neurology Ml psychia
try. College of Medicine; Lnia M.
Pfister, hex) nurse and instructor in
hospital nursine; Martui A. Hairstone,
research associate in adontics; Cal
vin C. Lepp, county agricultural exten
cia agent; Alton S. Hetaiit, arwtacer
elirector, ia -school television.
Betty Lou Parks, assistant county
home extension agent i Dawn Barter,
lecturer nt speech therapy i Mel vis E.
McKnigM, research associate in ento
mology; Roberta Henderson, county
home extension agent; Douglas R. Me
tine, assistant extension economist; Beu
lak M McBride, amMant professor of
institutional gaana.-ann a seel sere
Ice manager at fce Collage f ACrieal
ture; Jack C Scatritc. veteran aasbrac-
at Curtis School of Agriculture.
Charles L. Stonecipher, assistant
roanty extension agent; Dennis L. Cole
man, Instructor tn inechanicnl engineer
ing; Irvin L. Reis. associate professor of
mechanical engineering; Paul weigel,
architect. University staff in Turkey ;
Leattrice I. Smith, county home ex
tension agent; Frieda V Bailey, county
home extension agent; Merle L. John
son, associate com my agricaltaral exten
sion agent.
Jsxob R. Lowenberg assistant plant
pathologist; Paul D Federsou, instruc
tor is preventive medicine and rubiic
health; Raymond V. Real, ntstmctor in
engineering mechanics.
The Regents approved the
following appointments:
fames R. Chapraan. assistant county
agricultural extension agent; Don i. Ku
wk, assistant cotftrty agricultural agent;
Donnie D. Miner, assistant coanty agri
cottural extension agent; Keith D. Rel
inbaugh. assistant county agricultural
extension agent; Morland D. Rucker,
assistant county agricultural extension
Kent; Lyle W. Vawser. assistant county
agricultural evtension agent; Rnssrt E.
Weiss, extension assistant in agron
omy; John W. Wilmes. assistant acounty
agricultural extension agent; Wolfgang
Kemof. research associate in nieeheia-
tBtry.
Wallace E. LaBerge, associate profes
sor of entomology and associate ento
mologist; Loren L. Braun, research asso
ciate in cehmistry; Burhan Perkin, re
search associate hi chemistry; Goran
Norstrowi, mstmctor in eeography: Con
rad R. Hill, assistant professor of iour
nalism; Gary H. Meisters. assistant pro
fessor of methematics; Claude Edmonde
Magny. visiting professor of Romance
Languages; Jeronimo Mallo. visiting
professor of Romance Languages; Nich
olas Babrhak, associate professor of so
cilogy; William R. Morgan, assistant
professor of speech and dramatic art;
John W. Roll, associate professor of
mechanical engineering; ioha F. Ekli
eberger, assistant professor of social
work; Thomas D. Hunt, assistant jwo
fessor of social work; Ruth E. Den
kinger, head nurse and mstmctor In pe
diatric nursing : Kenneth W. veJward,
assistant oawfessor t pediatrics and
rardiovancnlar research; Tally J
Speaker, rasxiatoh associate. CeUece t
Pharmacy.
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