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OOARD OF TRUSTEES*

Framingham state College

Board Meetirg September 19, 1991 - 7:15 p.m.

1839 Roam, D. Justin McCarthy College Center Framingham, Massachusetts

AGENDA

Approval of Minutes - May 16, 1991 (Attachment I)

Report of the Clair

Report of the Task Forces

a . Budget

b. Personnel

c. Community Relations

d. College Relations

Report of the President

other Business

(Attachment II)

(Attachment III)

* In keepirg with Board of Trustees By-Laws

'Ihe Trustees may reserve one half hour at the end of the agenda of their regular meetirgs for public participation. Individuals seeking to speak to the Trustees shall so infonn the President 1 s Office in writing, setting forth the purposes for speakin:J, at least one week prior to the relevant meetirg. SUbject to the Chair 1 s discretion, irrlividuals will be permitted to speak to the Trustees and will be assigned time within the allotted half hour based on the time of receipt of request.

Framingham State College 100 State Street, Framingham, MA 01701-9101

• Access to Excellence Office of the President (508) 626-4575

FAX (508) 626-4592

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MEMORANDUM

'Ihe folla.Ni.n;J Task Force tooetin;Js of the ~ state College Board of TrUstees will be held on 'lhursday, September 19, 1991.

Budget Task Force - 4:00 p.m. 1839 Roan, Section B

D. Justin M::Carthy College Center (TrUstees: Walker, Cllair; .Acx:x:1nanio; cabners; CheJ'19';

Clasby; Fesserrlen; and Greenblatt, ex officio)

AGENDA:

AGENDA:

AGENDA:

AGENDA:

PFW:anrl

a. Report on TrUst F'Urrls b. Report on Fiscal Year 1992 Budget

Personnel Task Force - 4:15 p.m. V.I.P. Roan

D. Justin M::Carthy College Center (TrUstees: Buckley, Cllair; Hilgenkalr'p; Masterman;

Ploof; and Greenblatt, ex officio)

a. Personnel Actions

Connnunity Relations Task Force - 3:30 p.m. 1839 Roan, Section B

D. Justin M::Carthy College Center (TrUstees: cabners 1 (]}air j <ll.erg t Masterman,

and Walker)

a. Framingham state College Foundation b. CUshin;J Hospital c. Develcpnent

College Relations Task Force - 3:30 p.m. 1839 Roan, Section C

D. Justin M::Carthy College Center (TrUstees: Acco.manjo, Co-Chair; Ploof, Co-01air;

Buckley; Fessemen; and Hilgenkalr'p)

a. Department/Division/Program Visits b. Classroom Visits c. Activity arrl Event Involvement

~ '-,~F. Weller President

PIONEERS IN EDUCATION

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FRAMINGHAM STATE a:::>LLEGE

BOARD OF TRUSI'EES

September 19, 1991

Present: Trustees: Greenblatt, Clair; Buckley, Vice Clair; Accomando; Cahners; Cheng; Fessetrlen; Mastennan; Walker; and President Weller.

Absent: Trustees Clasby; Hilgenkamp; and Ploof.

Chair Greenblatt called the meeting to order at 7:20 p.m.

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On motion duly made and secoooed, it was

VOI'ED: to approve the May 16, 1991 minutes.

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Chair Greenblatt welcomed Framingham state College Foundation guests Judge James sweeney, President, and Mr. Jack Haughey, Executive Director.

Trustee cahners, memter of the Framingham state College Foundation and Chair of the Connnunity Relations Task Force, thanked Judge SWeeney and Mr. Haughey for their atterrlance and willingness to discuss fund raising efforts between the Framingham state College Foundation and the Connnunity Relations Task Force.

Judge SWeeney expressed the importance that the Framingham state College Foundation and Framingham state College work together in fund raising efforts. TO assist in these efforts, he was pleased to announce that the Framingham state College Foundation had retained the services and expertise of Dr. Christine Green.

Mr. Haughey reported that the members of the Foundation have been working aggressively over the past year restructuring and increasing the memtership of the Board in an effort to provide additional funding help to the College. Mr. Haughey stated that the memters of the Foundation are pleased to be working with the College, and look forward to continued progress and an increase in activities.

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Chair Greenblatt aJrl the members of the Board thanked Judge SWeeney aJrl Mr • Haughey for their attendance and enthusiastic rep:::>rt.

Judge SWeeney aJrl Mr. Haughey left the meeting.

Rtpgl of the Olair

Chair Greenblatt welcomed Trustees to the first meeting of the 1991-92 academic year. He stated that he has been appointed by the GovenlOr to serve on the Conunission on the Future of state aJrl Ccmmunity Colleges as a state College Trustee representative. At the first meeting, Governor Weld explained the mission of the Conunission aJrl asked that recc:mtendations be made in the best interests of the state aJrl the Colleges. At the September 16, 1991 meeting, Dr. Frank Newman, President of the Education Conunission of the states, was the keynote speaker. Dr. Newman, who has been studying education trends aJrl educational systems for many years, presented many challenging suggestions to the Conunission.

Chair Greenblatt asked for the Report of the Task Forces. He noted that the College Relations Task Force did not meet.

Trustee Walker, Chair, Budget Task Force, read the Report of the Budget Task Force (Attachment A) .

Trustee Ploof, Member, Personnel Task Force, stated that the Personnel Task Force Members (Present: Trustees Mastennan aJrl Ploof) met at 4: 15 p.m. , today, September 19, 1991, to review arrl discuss Personnel Actions (Attachment B) . Vice President for Academic Affairs Madeleine Adler, Vice President for student Services Werrly Noyes, arrl Associate Vice President for Academic Affairs Michael Fiorentino, Jr. were present to discuss personnel related issues.

Following discussion,

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On motion duly made arrl seconded, it was

to approve Personnel Actions for F'Ull-Tbne, Adjunct Faculty, Visiting Lecturer, Educational leave, Retirement, and Corrections.

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On motion duly made and seconded, it was

to approve all 03 Appoinbnents in the Division of Graduate and Continuing Education.

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Trustee cahners, Chair of the Conununity Relations Task Force, stated that the Community Relations Task Force members (Present: TrUstees cahners, Chair; Cheng; Masterman; arrl Walker) met at 3:30 p.m., today, September 19, 1991. Task Force members discussed ways in which the Community Relations Task Force can work together in a cooperative effort with the Almnni Affairs Office arrl College cornnrunity. Upcoming plans include a McAuliffe Fashion ShCM featurin:J designs by Yolarrla Enterprises, Inc.

Rapfl of the President

Vice President for student Services Werrly Noyes stated that three Orientation sessions were held on August 18-20, 21-22 arrl 25-27. The very successful three-day sessions were atterned by 78% of new freshman arrl transfer students. over 250 parents enjoyed info:rmational sessions includin:J academics, cultural diversity, aids arrl alcohol issues, etc.

Vice President Noyes stated that she arrl Vice President Adler co-chaired an Anti -Discrimination Task Force durfn:J the 1990-91 academic year. The Task Force met on a regular basis and has now completed its report which his been suJ:mitted to President Weller. Vice President Noyes stated that it is the belief of the Task Force members that the 38 recomrnerrlations contained in the report should be viewed as a cornnrunity program. Special thanks to Task Force Members: Father CUlloty, College Olaplain; Dr. Alila Ghosh, Center for Academic SUpport Activities; Mrs. Linda Anderson-Mercier, Director of Financial Aid; Mr. Ron Patterson, Assistant Director, College Center Operations; Mr. Brian Salvaggio, Director, Office of New student Orientation; Mr. Dennis Polselli, staff Assistant, Office of Residence Life; Mrs. Madelyn Good, Library; Ms. Alice Lindberg, Library; Professors Tom Eames, James Eng, Leslie Starobin; and students Dawn Mays, Martha Hay, and Robert Shonbrun.

Vice President for Academic Affairs Madeleine Adler stated that recipients of the Second Annual Faculty Recognition Award joined Trustees for dinner this evenin:J. Congratulations to Professors Jay Davis, Robert Donnell, Judy Flynn, Robert Grant, Helen Heineman, Miriam levine, James Savas, and Phil stanton for their dedication and conunitment to Framingham state College.

Dr. Adler reported that the Offices of Academic Affairs and student Services have been workin:J together in a combined effort to implement a major new retention project/program.

Dr. Philip Dooher, Dean of Admissions Services, stated that the area of admissions has become highly competitive durin:J these difficult fiscal times. Transfer enrollments have increased arrl Adults Returnin:J to College now represent 16% of the day school population. SAT scores for students atternin:J Framingham state have increased over the National Average. Dr. Dooher welcomed Mr. Dwayne Sparks, 1990 Framingham state College graduate, to the staff of the Admissions Office.

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Dr. Dooher stated that he was very pleased to rep::>rt that Framingham state College has been selected by the Massachusetts Corporation for Educational Telecommunications (MCEI') to appear on live television. Following the telecast, the program will then be broadcast to inti vidual high schools.

President Weller congratulated Dr. Robert Wallace on his election as President of the Framingham state College Professional Association for the 1991-92 academic year.

President Weller reported the following:

The College has been working very hard toward development activities. The Framingham state College Foundation has been very supportive, with many activities planned. The College continues with plans to hire a Director of Development to assist in these efforts.

The College has many good programs in progress.

Thanks to the assistance of Drs. Adler and Weiss, the McAuliffe Center has received an Eisenhower Grant in math sciences.

Through the assistance of Dr. Dolores Torti, Cl'lair of the Nursing Department, the College has received a $30,000 grant for an articulation program .

Special thanks to Dr. Michael Fiorentino and Mr. Walter Koroski for their continuing development and expansion of the excellent International Education, Inc. program.

The College has begun several cooperative programs with Conmrunity Colleges under the leadership of Dr. Adler.

The College is very grateful to Jeff Dejarlais, Director of the Drug/Alcohol Education Program, and Vice President Noyes for their continuing efforts in receiving grant monies and developing the Drug/Alcohol Program.

The budget cuts over the past year have caused a decline in campus morale. The economic corrponents of the collective bargaining contracts have not been funded, causing campus personnel to become frustrated and angry. The Presidents and Cl'lancellors in the state System have dedicated thernsel ves to work towards the funding of the economic package of the contracts, especially salary raises.

Many changes have occurred with the signing of the Reorganization bill. The Board of Regents has been replaced by the Higher Education Coordinating Council (HECC) , under the direction of Secretary Piedad Robertson. HECC has been charged with many responsibilities and studies including: financial aid, tuition and fees, tuition retention, funding formulas, an assessment of faculty productivity, a campus bench-mark study, etc. In addition, the Commission on the Future of state and Conmrunity Colleges was established, with reconunendations to be completed by January, 1992.

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Trustee Accomando stated that he was pleased to be joining the Trustees again this year in his role as student Trustee. He noted that Al Spittler, President, student Government Association, along with other enthusiastic students, have been working over the summer IOOnths, am invited Trustees to unite with the student Government Association in an effort to work together to preserve public higher education.

Trustee Lillian Buckley expressed concern with the deterioration of the College's Ecumenical center. She stated that a Frierrls of Framingham state College Ecumenical center group consistin:J of faculty, staff, students, alumni, am conununity members has been fonned. since the Ecumenical center is listed on the National Register of Historical r..arxtnarks, 100nies might be available to restore the center. Dr. Buckley invited anyone interested to attend the next meeting scheduled for october 9th at 6:30 p.m. at the Alumni House.

'Ihe meeting adjourned at 9:00 p.m.

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'"'~~ Sherwin Greenblatt, Cllair Framingham state College Board of Trustees

Paul • Weller, Executive Secretary Framingham state College Board of Trustees

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September 191 1991

Attachment A

'!he Budget Task Force met on 'lhursday 1 September 19 1 1991 at 4:00 p.m.

in the 1839 Room of the D. Justin McCarthy College center at

Framingham state College.

Trustees Present: Walker, Cllair; Accoinando; cabners; Cheng and Clasby.

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Fiscal Year 1992 Budget. President Weller will also discuss this

matter during his report •

As you will recall, at the May meeting of the Board, the President

was authorized to increase the Bnergency Frlucational Services Fee

based upon the final resolution of the state appropriation for the

College. We are pleased to report that while the initial state

appropriation was 16.3% below the Fiscal 1991 appropriation, it was not

necessary to increase the Bnergency Fee for students registered in the

day programs. However, the Board of Regents increased 'I\rition by

$76.00 per student, and College Continuing Frlucation fees were

increased $25.00 per course. 'lhe shortfall between the estimated

revenues and the College hldget is approximately $61.00 per student and

will be taken from College reserves.

In the material distrib.J.ted to you this evening you will find

charts (attachment A) smmnarizing TUition and Fees for the current

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academic year as well as a copy of "All About '1\ti.tion am Fees - Fall

Semester 199111 (attachment B).

Vice President Horrigan also reported that earlier today the

staff of the Higher Education Coordinating Council held an infonnation

session concerning the Fiscal Year 1992 ''Management Performance Plan"

(attachment C of the materials distr.iblted this evening) • 'Ihese

documents will be completed am forwarded to the Higher Education

Coordinating Council.

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'!he Task Force reviewed the Trust FUrxi report for Fiscal Year

1991. A copy of this report was enclosed as Attachment II in the

materials distr.iblted with the Board .Agema.

'!he staff also distrib.rted student Fee Reports issued by the Board

of Regents (attachment B1). We are pleased to note that the

annualized increase for all student fees at Frami.n:Jha:m state College

was the lowest percentage increase in the state College system. We

are also pleased to note that when '1\ti.tion am Fees are combined,

Framingham is lower than all rut 3 of the state Colleges am lower than

all of the Universities.

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Vice President Horrigan reported on the Fiscal Year 1993 Budget

process. '!he staff of the Higher Fducation Coordinating Council at a

meeting earlier today discussed the process to be followed am

announced that documents will be forwarded to the Colleges in the next

week. '!he President will prepare the necessary infonnation am

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'!he Task Force reviewed the Financial Aid Audit for the period

July 1, 1988 through June 30, 1990 (included in the materials

distril::uted this evening (attachment E) • Lin:ia Amerson Mercier,

Director of Financial Aid discussed this matter with us, and we are

pleased to report that there were only minor procedural c:::cmnents made

by the auditor.

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Vice President Horrigan reported that the Division of capital

Planning and outlay {DCPO) and the Boston Edison Company have decided

not to pursue the illlplementation of either an ENCORE Program or Energy

Efficiency Partnership Project at Framingham state College. Instead,

DCPO will pursue "Shared Savin:Js" at the College as described in the

materials distril::uted this evenin:J (attachment F) •

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Vice President Horrigan also reported that clurin:J the sununer

nonths:

1. New windows were installed in ~:Might Hall.

2. Renovations to the Registrar's Office and two classrooms in

the library were cc:mpleted.

3. outside paintin:J of the canpus Police Office and windows in

Hemenway Hall, Hemenway AnneX and Crocker Hall was cc:mpleted.

4. Hurricane damage was estimated at $36,000 and necessitated

extensive repair to the lower errl of the service road. It is

anticipated that at least a portion of this amount will be

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recovered fran Federal Disaster relief furrls.

5. Urrler the auspices of the campus Beautification

Committee a small park was completed as a memorial to Professor

'Ihamas Haight of the Biology Department. A dedication ceremony

will be held in October.

6. '!he greenhouse deck roof in Hemenway Armex was replaced.

7. Major energy saving renovations to the IMight Hall mechanical

room were made.

8. Emergency repairs to the hot water holding tank in Linsley

Hall were completed •

9. Improvement to campus larrlscaping was continued.

With both sadness and frustration Vice President Horrigan ended

his report by telling us that, once again, the gym floor has developed

significant problems which have made the floor unusable. Litigation on

the first new installation of the floor is still active •

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FRAMINGHAM STATE COLLEGE TRUST FUNDS FY1991 4TH QUARTER REPORT

JULY 1 1 1990 THRU JUNE 30, 1991

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NAME II r. ~E EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES

,RTS AND HUMANITIES BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 47,000 00 42,000.00

ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 48,453.83 47,452.02 18,084.35 2,835.65 9,989.56 21,637.93 17,560.06 8,550.18 2,819.86 14,428.26

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% ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 103.09 112.98

ITHLETICS BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 424,80(.00 424,493.00

ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 457,434.18 445,791.95 202,107.71 93,251.42 28,141.30 155,817.53 W4,642.29 115,773.36 32,542.88 80,949.64

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% ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 1C7.68 105.02

3ETSY HARTER MEMORIAL FUND BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE , ,600.00 , ,600.00

ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 701.27 1,250.00 14.61 0.00 336.19 0.00 20.64 626.00 329.83 624.00

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CAMPUS POLl CE BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 19,500.00 19,500.00

ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 31,514.02 31,691.22 13,866.78 4,586.72 11,598.84 15,189.37 5,977.46 11,599.87 70.94 315.26

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CATHERINE FULLER SCHOLARSHIP BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 2,500.00 2,500.00

ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 2,255.33 2,500.00 611.36 0.00 614.21 0.00 556.08 250.00 473.68 2,250.00

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BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 67,~:)5.91 67,505.91

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ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 76,25J.56 75,456.28 21,782.02 8,419.98 18,536.35 23,638.02 15,331.28 18,864.37 20,600.91 24,533.91 ::J ;:3

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BALANCE (8,744.65) (7,950.37)

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NAME INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES

CHILD DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 61116.00 51935.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 91959.49 111381.62 31167.51 528.14 ,I 132.05 21636.54 21747.66 11146.42 21912.27 71070.52

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COLLEGE CENTER BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 3471320.00 3471320.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 3661543.56 3831646.32 1231200.97 931992.55 771202.70 1181676.98 1281297.44 831426.41 371842.45 871550.38

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BALANCE (191223.56) (361326.32) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 105.53 110.46

CONTINUING EDUCATION BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 2 1 163 1 1 00 • 00 2,1631100.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 214241013.46 214751319.02 115501597.08 6791800.17 891768.79 6891445.31 7401325.14 3681518.84 431322.45 7371554.70

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DORMITORY 0.00

BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 2,9641090.00 219831514.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 219391356.89 218951513.31 116031748.73 2921121.35 843,898.71 1,195,647.59 4701862.79 110711456.33 201846.66 3361288.04

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DORMITORY DAMAGE FEE BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 801000.00 801000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 781596.21 391121.68 91742.99 71905.54 190.41 81446.49 1.56 131889.33 681661.25 8,880.32

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EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 2221900.00 2001228.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 2471317.03 2381672.61 951869.30 431281.80 231370.08 761988.90 1081231.63 48,404.91 191846.02 69,997.00

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EMERGENCY EDUCATIONAL SERVICES BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 2,396,281.00 2,396,281.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 2,349,336.65 1, 925,648.08 605,188.95 276,121.00 90,200.80 432,143.82 1,546,682.43 626,782.36 107,264.47 590,600.90

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FSC/INSURANCE BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 120,000.00 120,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 135,934.71 132,054.00 105,760.00 0.00 11,682.19 114,268.00 14,421.26 13,916.00 4,071.26 3,870.00

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FEDERAL GRANT OVERHEAD BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 18,277.00 18,277.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 21,302.40 11,305.86 698.89 3,576.20 1 ,844. 71 1,179.82 17,443.76 392.66 1,315.04 6,157.18

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FED STUDENT FIN AID OVERHEAD BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 29,000.00 29,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 20,172.72 23,134.76 5,210.44 5,630.57 527.94 2,079.16 12,523.07 6,084.64 1, 911.27 9,340.39

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GENERAL PURPOSE - VARIOUS ACCOUNTS BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 14,030.00 14,030.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 65,517.60 15,879.42 6,402.17 2,922.18 6,529.75 3,436.07 37,879.27 4,037.57 14,706.41 5,483.60

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GENERAL PURPOSE - FOOD SERVICES BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 1,750,000.00 1, 750,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 1, 687,054.80 1,628,997.70 792,102.72 1,999.54 83,482.50 499,210.44 775,005.30 419,591.41 36,464.28 708,196.31

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JULY 1, 1990 THRU JUNE 30, 1991

-------YEAR TO DATE------ -------1ST QUARTER------- -------2ND QUARTER------- -------3RD QUARTER------- -------4TH QUARTER-------

NAME INCOME EXPEtiSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES

GENERAL PURPOSE - UNRESTRICTED BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 141,400.00 141,4JO.OO ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 226,816.46 154,:S72.54 40,920.12 44,942.79 71,003.42 35,362.36 85,237.07 36,648.74 29,655.85 37,418.65

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BALANCE (85,416.46) (1;:,972.54) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 160.41 109.17

GENERAL PURPOSE - SPECIAL PROJECTS BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 119,982.00 19,982.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 89,982.00 11,692.75 89,98 JO 6,482.32 0.00 3,610.43 0.00 0.00 0.00 1,600.00

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BALANCE 30,000.00 8,289.25 % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 75.00 58.52

GENERAL PURPOSE - PARENT & FAMILY BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 25,000.00 25,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 17,436.35 27,432.58 73!i.60 407.50 7,895.46 4,400.40 5,941.15 9,509.15 2,864.14 13,115.53

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BALANCE 7, 563.65 (2,432.58) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 69.75 109.73

HEALTH FUND BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 194,300.00 194,299.02 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 211,210.47 184,739.74 87,342.09 34,944.13 16,660.10 50,267.36 89,035.10 45,253.59 18,173.18 54,274.66

---------- ----------BALANCE (16,910.47) 9,559.28 % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 108.70 95.08

HOME ECONOMICS BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 5,000.00 5,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 1, 784.61 5,575.71 1134.22 2,912.51 384.98 2,095.28 1,111.98 0.00 103.43 567.92

............................. ----------BALANCE 3,215.39 (575.71) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 35.69 , 11.51

HOWARD HIRT FICTION AWARD BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 200.00 200.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 160.48 200.00 43.44 100.00 43.37 0.00 39.50 0.00 34.17 100.00



JULY 1. 1990 THRU JUNE 30, 1991

-------YEAR TO DATE---··- ···-···1ST QUARTER------· -------2ND QUARTER-----·- -----··3RD QUARTER------· -·-·---4TH QUARTER--·-··-


LIBRARY FEE BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 290,152.05 290,152.05 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 283,552.45 265.192.17 162,273.40 95,151.44 21,381.17 79,658.24 85,205.76 39,794.96 14,692.12 50,587.53

............................. ... ........................


MARTIN F O'CONNOR SCHOLARSHIP BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 8,000.00 8,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 8,409.49 5,123.03 2,075.14 414.50 2,382.35 152.70 2,104.29 78.07 1,847.71 4,4n.76

____ ................. ----------BALANCE (409.49) 2,876.97 % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 105.12 64.04

MEDIA CENTER BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 72,000.00 70,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 68,755.28 55,815.66 24,533.72 10,479.51 13,182.81 7,823.60 28,228.15 13,066.74 2,810.60 24,445.81

-------·-- ............................


NURSING BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 5,300.00 5,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 5,200.75 4,856.46 1, 785.84 1, 729.72 653.54 2,367.43 479.33 362.00 2,282.04 397.31


ORIENTATION BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 92,400.00 91,646.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 89,398.92 84,711.22 59,329.05 42,959.90 9,684.95 14,472.62 17,127.89 11,005.51 3,257.03 16,273.19

---------- -------·--BALANCE 3,001.08 6,934.78 % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 96.75 92.43

PARKING FINES BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 100,000.00 100,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 78,578.55 107,709.66 16,204.72 5,755.57 19,101.75 45.738.10 21,667.52 44,633.34 21,604.56 11,582.65

---------- .............................

BALANCE 21,421.45 (7,709.66) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 78.58 107.71

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JULY 1, 1990 THRU JUNE 30, 1991

·······YEAR TO DATE······ ·······1ST QUARTER······· ·······2ND QUARTER······· ·······3RD QUARTER······· ·······4TH QUARTER·······


PHOTO ID BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 7,800.00 7,800.00

ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 6,888.05 3,881.79 4,911.63 1,255.40 914.71 518.62 945.49 973.24 116.22 1,134.53

---------· ..........................

BALANCE 911.95 3,918.21


PLACEMENT BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 85,490.49 85,490.49


........................... ----------BALANCE (413.04) 6,127.89


PREPROFESSIONAL PRACTICE BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 2,400.00 1,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 1,698.40 1,216.19 25.05 286.30 29.37 540.79 19.36 244.93 1,624.62 144.17

......................... ----------BALANCE 701 .60 (216. 19) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 70.77 121.62

RESEARCH, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 65,000.00 65,000.00


---------- ----------BALANCE (33,739.03) (19,627.05) % ACTUAL OF. BUDGETED 151 .91 130.20

RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 5,000.00 5,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 11,843.49 11,130.55 2,920.00 331.88 4,305.02 5,753.80 1,290.23 372.17 3,328.24 4,672.70

---------- ----------BALANCE (6,843.49) (6, 130.55) % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 236.87 222.61

SCHOLARSHIP FUNDS BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 8,000.00 6,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 28,316.51 3,425.00 5,106.58 0.00 13,961.32 0.00 7,218.34 0.00 2,030.27 3,425.00

---------- ----------BALANCE (20,316. 51) 2,575.00 % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED 353.96 57.08

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JULY 1, 1990 THRU JUNE 30, 1991

• ----···YEAR TO DATE------ -------1ST QUARTER-······ ------·2ND QUARTER······· --·····3RD QUARTER·····-- ·······4TH QUARTER-·--·--

INCOME EXPE"SES' INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES INCOME EXPENSES NAME

STUDENT ACTIVITIES - GENERAL BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE

BALANCE % ACTUAL OF BUDGETED

261,000.0D 291,558.71

(30,558.71) 111.71

STUDENT ACTIVITIES - CLASS AND CLUB BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE 90,000.00 ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE 89,057.19


STUDENT EMERGENCY LOAN FUND BUDGETED INCOME/EXPENSE ACTUAL INCOME/EXPENSE


942.81 98.95

10,000.00 561.20

9,438.80 5.61

282,103.15 251, 'i48. 76

3r,154.39 89.31

90,000.00 80,842.34

9,157.66 89.82

500.00 0.00

500.00 0.00

153,713.83

5,323.90

194.68

20,278.82 8,352.32 91,351.09 116,820.13 50,991.94 12,672.43 89,326.91

4,470.12 31,108.96 13,570.05 18,971.66 24,3L7.91 33,652.67 38,434.26

0.00 150.81 0.00 118.81 0.00 96.90 0.00

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• Farina, Louis J.

Kelly, Elizabeth F.

Dolin, Debra J.

Green, Go:rgette Y.

• HOW'es, Lima

Marsh, Lisa J.

Quinn, Kathleen

Sparks I IMayne D.

Cooper, lois B.

Dantas, Antonio

• Dargan, SUsan

Assistant Professor Economic/Bus. Admin.

Assistant Professor Communication Arts

staff Assistant/ Residence Director

staff Assistant/ Residence Director

Director Cllild care Center (10 month position)

Assistant Director College Center/student Activities

Asst. AthleticDirector ( 10 month position)

Admissions Counselor Admissions Services

FUIIrJriME 'l'tMlUW«

Instructor Mathematics

Associate Professor Economic/Bus. Admin.

Instructor Sociology

Attachment B

SEpt:eliler 1.9. ~ 991

Page 1 of 5

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

Effective: Salary:

09/01/91 $40,000.48

09/01/91 $29,500.12

08/18/91 $15,500.16

08/04/91 $15,500.16

08/25/91 $29,547.44 Annually

08/18/91 $28,000.44

08/04/91 - 06/06/92 $21,824.40 Annually

09/03/91 $22,000.16

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $23,000.12

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $39,301.08

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $23,000.12

• Page 2 of 5 September 19, 1991

DeVasto, carl Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

English Salary: $29,000.40

Findell, Bradford Instructor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Mathematics Salary: $24,000.08

Foster, Irene Instructor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Harle Economics Salary: $23,000.12

Gresens, SUsan Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Biology Salary: $29,200.08

Jor.Jl, P.M. Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Philosophy Salary: $32,850.48

Killory, J .F. Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Psydlology Salary: $31,100.16

Li, Xiaohong Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Conununicatio?'l Arts Salary: $29,000.40

McCarthy I Desmond Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

• English Salary: $29,000.40

McCaul, Joseph Instructor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Conputer Science Salary: $23,390.64

Melie, Edith Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Home Economics Salary: $35,000.16

Milot, Barbara c. Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Art Department Salary: $30,400.24

OUellet, Alvin Assistant Professor Effective: 09/1/91 - 01/25/92

Art Department Salary: $29,000.40

Scandrett, Julia Assistant Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

English Salary: $29,000.40

Speros, Jonathan Instructor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

EconomiCS/Bus. Admin. Salary: $27,000.48

Whitman, Betsey Asscx::iate Professor Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

Mathematics Salary: $41,050.36

AllJUifCr FXIJirrY

• Kim, Hie-Joon Adjunct Professor Effective: 09/01/91 <llemistry

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• Abelli f Linda

Babu, Devanayagam

Baiano, Deborah

Barroll, Martin

Bell, Diane

Berkeley, Christopher

Brauner, Phyllis

Breuning, Co:rnelia

• Clemente, Paul

Cline, Tami

CUlloty, John

CUnningham, Richard

Dumas, 'Ihomas

Ferrin, Mark

Garr, William

Gocx:tnan, leon

• Hannigan, Joseph

Computer Science VL/TA

CompUter Science

Sociology

Sociology

Home Economics

History/Politics

Chemistry

COnplter Science

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Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $4800.00








COnplter Science Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $2933.00 Salary:

Home Economics Effective: Salary:

Philosophy Effective: Salary:

English Effective: Salary:

Economics/Bus. Admin. Effective: Salary:

Philosophy Effective: Sala":Y:

Education Effective: Salary:

Economics/Business Adm. Effective: Salary:

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $2933.00

09/01/91 - 05/31/92 $1066.00 Annually

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $2933.00

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $4800.00

09/01/91 - 05/31/92 $1066.00 Annually

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $2933.00

09/01/91 - 01/25/92 $1600.00

Computer Science Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $2933.00

• Page 4 of 5 september 19, 1991

Hill, Irene Cc::lnplter Science Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $2400.00

Howland, John Cc::lnplter Science Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $2933.00

Horton, Marjorie English Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $2933.00

Keats, Maxine English Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $3200.00

Kendall~ackett, Kathleen Psychology Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $3200.00

Kim, Young Cllemistry Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $5866.00

Khunder, Nasreen Economic/Business Adm. Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $5866.00

LaChance, leslie Communication Arts Effective : 09/01/91 - 01/25/92

• Salary: $1600.00

lawless, Lucille sociology Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $5866.00

McCargar, I..any Philosophy Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $3200.00

Muskopt, 'lheresa Home Economics Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $5866.00

Pantazis, Ann Home Economics Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $1600.00

Scherr, Robert Philosphy Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $1066.00 Annually

SUllivan, Eileen Education Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $4400.00

TePaske, Derrick Communication Arts Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $5866.00

Tucker, Ann Art Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 (Slide Librarian) salary: $2800.00

• Wu,Alan Con'plter Science Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $2933.00

Zimmerman I Ellen sociology Effective: 09/01/91 - 01/25/92 Salary: $3200.00

• Fiorentino, Michael

Robison, James A.

Weinstein, Dena

• Irwin, Leslie W.

Cerullo, James F.

Hogan, Elisabeth

Munson, Wayne

Williams, Wayne

• Wilton, Mariam

Asscx::. Vice President Academic Affairs

<lJANGE OF STA'IUS

Cormnunication Arts

career Advisement &

Pla....ernent

Assistant Dean Division of Graduate & Continuin:J Education

RESIGNATIWS

staff Assistant Athletic Trainer

staff Assistant Residence Director

Assistant Professor Cormnunication Arts

Admissions Counselor Program Coordi.i1ator I student Services

<XImtCL'l<H>

Professor Psychology

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Effective: 06/24/91 - 08/16/91

Retirement date changed from Effective: 06/02/91 to

07/05/91

Cbange to 25 hrs.fweekly Salary: $18,240.04 Annually Effective: 09/01/91

Effective: 10/25/91

Effective: 06/15/91

Effective: 08/10/91

Effective: 07/31/91

Effective: 06/01/91

Sabbatical changed from Academic Year 91-92 to Sprin:J 1992

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•

•

•

September 19, 1991

White

Black

Hispanic

Personnel Action Summary

New Full-Time Appointments

Asian or Pacific Islander

American Indian or Alaskan Native

Handicapped

Other

1

l

Full-Time Appointments (Temporary)

White

Black

Hispanic

Asian or Pacific Islander

American Indian or Alaskan Native

Handicapped

Other

7

Female

5

l

Female

7

l

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• Instructor

PERSONNEL ACTIONS OFFICE OF GRADUATE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION

-03 APPOINTMENTS

Depar'tment Rank Total

Compensation -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Aieta Mr. Joseph Philosophy Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Nna.zeen Mrs. Beverly Psychology Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Ambacher Dr. John R. Pol. Sci. Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Ambrose Ms. Elaine Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Avola Mr. Dennis P. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Baiano Ms. Deborah Sociology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Baiano Ms. Deborah Sociology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Baker Mr. Jeffrey Conm. Arts Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Barklow Dr. William Biology Visiting Associate Professor $4,004.00 Barr Dr. Joseph E. Economics Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Bell Dr. Diane P. Home Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Berkeley Mr. Christopher History Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Berkowitz Mrs. Rita L Art Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Bhat Mr. Prabhakara Computer Science Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Bloomquist Dr. Douglas Psychology Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Bosse Dr. E. Peter Economics Visiting Associate Professor $2,536:00 Breuning Ms. Cornelia Computer Science Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Broadcorens Dr. .Joan Home Economics Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Burgess Ms. Susan English Visiting Instructor $2,468.00

·~ier Sen. Edward L. Allied Health Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Dr. Richard English Visiting Professor $2,868.00

Chaves Dr. Arthur Interdisciplinary Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Chen Mr. Robert Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Coburn Mr. John Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Costello Dr. David Allied Health Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Crawford Mr. Roger Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Crawford Mr. Roger s. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Cunningham Dr. Malcolm Modern Languages Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Cunningham Mr. Richard English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Dailey Mrs. Ann M. Conm. Arts Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Dallin Mr. Lawrence H. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Dantas Dr. Antonio Economics Visiting Associate Professor $2,536.00 ' Dargan Ms. Susan Sociology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Davis Ms. Francis Chemistry Visiting Instructor $3,602.00 ' Devine Mr. Walter Education Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Dittami Dr. Peter Education Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Dobrynina Mrs. Galina Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Doyle-Burke Ms. Christine Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Dumas Mr. Thomas J. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Dwinell Mr. Roland Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Dworman Mr. Barry J. Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Dyer-cole Dr. Pauline Psychology Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 ' Eastman Dr. Jennifer Economics Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Egan Mr. Brendan Allied Health Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 i

• and Mr . James Art Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Mr. Paul Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Fitzpatrick Dr. Teresa Psychology Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00

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• -03 APPOINTMENTS

Total Instructor Departinent Rank Compensation

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fitzpatrick Dr. Theresa Psychology Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 Flaherty Mr. Michael s. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Flynn Dr. Leonard Psychology Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Freed Mr. Alan Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Garabedian Dr. Charles Mathematics Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Gaudet Mr. Joseph Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Giragosian Ms. Patricia Engl. ish Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Good Dr. Arnold Mathematics Visiting Professor $2,868.00 ' Goodman Mr. Leon Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Gordon Mrs. Audrey L. Education Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Grazier Dr. Richard History Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Haggerty Mr. Paul Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Hannigan Mr. Joseph Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Harper Ms. Diane English Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Harrington Dr. Joseph History Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Harrington Dr. Joseph History Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Horn Dr. Bernard English Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Horton Mrs. Marjorie English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Horton Mrs. Majorie C. English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00

-~tz Dr. Simeon Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 Dr. Sigmund Psychology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00

Hussain Mr. Zahid Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 I

Hylander Dr. Gary History Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Jarnis Dr. George Pol. Sci. Visiting Professor $2,868.00 John Dr. P.M. Philosophy Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Julia Dr. Harry Psychology Visiting Professor $2,868.00 ' Kiess Dr. Harold Psychology Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Kim Dr. Hie-Joan Chemistry Visiting Instructor $3,402.00 t

Klar Dr. Walter H. Education Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Klepadlo Mr. John Corrm Arts Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Koshy Mrs. Grace Computer Science Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Koshy Dr. Tom Mathematics Visiting Professor $2,868.00 ' Kozikowski Dr. Stanley English Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Krier Dr. Donald Economics Visiting Professor $2,868.00 ' LaChance Ms. Leslie Corrm. Arts Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Lawless Lucille Sociology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Lawless Ms. Lucille Sociology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 LeBlanc Dr. Rene Biology Visiting Professor $2,868.00 LeBlanc Dr. Rene Biology Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Leary Dr. Janice Psychology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 LeSage Mr. Randy Art Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Levine Dr. Miriam English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 i Lidback Dr. Margaret Earth Science Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Linkow Mr. William Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00

.d Mr. Thomas Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Dr. Rita History Visiting Professor $2,668.00

Low Dr Lorraine Psychology Visiting Professor $2,668.00

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• -03 APPOINTMENTS

Total Instructor Department Rank Compensation

Ludemann Dr. Pamela M. Psychology Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 Luoto Mrs. Patricia Home Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 MacRitchie Mr. Donald Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Marsh Ms. Rosemarie Psychology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 McCargar Dr. Larry D. Philosophy Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 McCaul Mr. Joseph Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 McConarty Mr. Peter Edusation Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 McGann Ms. Patricia Sociology Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 McM.Jllen Mr. William Education Visiting Instructor $2,268.00 Meaney Ms. Martha Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 Melancon Ms. Ruthann Education Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Merson Mr. Raymond History Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Messina Ms. Marianne English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Messina Ms. Marianne English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Milaszewski Dr. Richard F. Chemistry Visiting Professor $4,202.00 M.Jrphy Dr. Mary E. English Visiting Associate Professor $2 '736 .. 00 Murray Dr. John T. Physical Science Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Najjar Dr. Yaser Geography Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Nutting Dr. P. Bradley History Visiting Professor $2,868.00

-~ley Mr. James Computer Science Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Fr. Francis English Visiting Instructor $2,468.00

Parsons Mr. Thomas Home Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Placentino Dr. Savino Education Visiting Associate Professor $2,536.00 Quintiliani Dr. Carmen Education Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Ramsdell Dr. Robert D. Philosophy Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Rogers Dr. Mary Economics Visiting Assistant Professor $2,400.00 Rossetti Mr. Alfred D. Mathematics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Scandrett Dr. Julia English Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Seiden Dr. Mark English Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Shoreman Dr. Daniel Education Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Signes Mr. Richard Modn Languages Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Sugar Mr. Robert Allied Health Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Sullivan Mr. Gene E. Art Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Svitila Mr. George P. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Symington Dr. Lawrence E. Psychology Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 Toohey Dr. Peter L. Education Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Towle Mr. Lawrence E. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Tucker Ms. Francis Allied Health Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Vitali Mr. Michael P. Economics Visiting Instructor $2,468.00 Wallace Dr. Robert Economics Visiting Professor $2,868.00 Westerman Dr. Barrie Psychology Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 White Dr. Charles Economics Visiting Associate Professor $2,736.00 White Mr. Michael Geography Visiting Assistant Professor $2,600.00 Whitman Dr. Betsy S. Mathematics Visiting Associate Professor $2,536.00

.on Dr. Miriam Psychology Visiting Professor $2,668.00 Ms. Emily R. Home Economics Visiting Instructor $2,268.00

Wronka Mr. Joseph Psychology Visiting Instructor $2,468.00

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• Instructor

Wu Wutzel Yosca Zall Zimmerman

Mr. Alan Mrs. Sherry Mr. Robert T. Mr. William M. Dr. Ellen K

TOTAL COMPENSATION

•

•

-03 APPOINTMENTS

Department

Computer Science Economics Mathematics Economics Sociology

Rank

Visiting Instructor Visiting Instructor Visiting Assistant Professor Visiting Instructor Visiting Instructor

Total Compensation

$2,268.00 $2,268.00 $2,600.00 $2,268.00 $2,268.00

$376,574.00

• Burnett

Cone

Hayes

LeBlanc

• ager

Previte

•

PERSONAL ACTIONS OFFICE OF GRADUATE AND CONTINUING EDUCATION

Instructor

Dr. Katherine

Dr. Donna

Mrs. A Dorothy

Rev. Francis

Dr . Milton

Dr. Joseph

ADDENDUM -03 APPOINTMENTS

Department Rank Total

Compensation

Economics v. Assitant Professor $2,400.00

FRAMINGHAM UNION HOSPITAL CONTRACT COURSES

Psychology Visiting Instructor

Chemistry v. Assoc. Professor

Philosophy Visiting Instructor

Biology Visiting Professor

Biology Visiting Professor

TOTAL

PREVIOUS 03 APPOINTMENTS

TOTAL COMPENSATION

$2,268.00

$5,072.00

$2,468.00

$1,784.00

$4,202.00 ----------$18,194.00

$376,574.00 -----------$394,768.00

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