ACTING DEANS APPOINTED FOR
OPTOMETRY, BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES
Trustees named John P. Schoessler, professor of
optometry, as acting dean of the College of Optometry
through August 1996.
Schoessler received four degrees from the Ohio State
University: a Bachelor of Science in 1965; Doctor of
Optometry in 1967; Master of Science in 1968, and a Doctor
of Philosophy in psychological optics in 1971. A faculty
member since 1968, Schoessler is the author of many
publications concerning various aspects of optometry and
diseases of the eye. Schoessler is serving in place of
Richard M. Hill, who retired June 30.
Trustees named Richard W. Hall as acting dean of the
College of Biological Sciences through August.
An associate professor in the Department of Entomology,
Hall received his Bachelor of Arts degree in biology at San
Francisco State University in 1973 and a Doctor of
Philosophy degree from the University of California, Davis,
in 1977. The author of several publications, Hall has been
with the university since 1982. He succeeds Gary L. Floyd,
who has returned to the faculty.
DAEHN TO HOLD
FONTANA PROFESSORSHIP
Trustees named Glenn S. Daehn, associate professor of
material science and engineering to the Dr. Mars G. Fontana
Professorship in Metallurgical Engineering, retroactive to
April 1. Daehn received his undergraduate degree from
Northwestern University and earned both his master's and
doctoral degrees from Stanford University.
With the university since 1988, Daehn studies the
mechanical behavior of metals and ceramics to learn what
makes materials strong or weak.
The Fontana Professorship was established in 1981 by
Mars G. Fontana, former chairperson of the Department of
Materials Science and Engineering. The professorship was
formerly held by Robert A. Rapp.
CHAIRS AND DIRECTORS NAMED
The board appointed James Phelan as chairperson of the
Department of English through June 1998; Kathryn Jakes as
chairperson of the Family Resource Management/Department of
Textiles and Clothing, through June 1997; Robert Fox as
chairperson of the Department of Speech and Hearing Science,
through June 1999; and Robert Burnkrant as chairperson of
the Department of Marketing, effective Oct. 1 and continuing
through September 1998.
Several faculty members were appointed to acting or
interim positions, including:
-- Donald J. Cegala, interim chairperson of the
Department of Communication, through June 1996.
-- Karen A. Bell, acting chairperson of the Department
of Dance, through June 1996.
-- Jean T. Snook, acting chairperson of the Department
of Human Nutrition and Food Management, through June 1996.
-- Richard K. Herrmann, acting director of the Mershon
Center, through June 1996.
-- James F. Davis, interim director of the Office of
University Technology Services, through June 1996.
-- Lee B. Becker, interim director of the School of
Journalism, through June 1996.
-- Elizabeth G. Menaghan, acting chairperson of the
Department of Sociology, through September 1996.
Trustees reappointed Tony Tripodi as acting dean and
professor of the College of Social Work through June 1996,
James C. Neff as the Kiplinger Professor in Public Affairs
Reporting in the School of Journalism through June 1996, and
David L. Forster to the Fred N.VanBuren Professorship in
Farm Management in the College of Food, Agricultural and
Environmental Sciences through September 1996.
The board reappointed Richard Bednarski as Director of
the Veterinary Hospital, through June 1996; R. Kirby Barrick
as chairperson of the Department of Agricultural Education,
through June 1999; and Paul Beck as chairperson of the
Department of Political Science, through June 1999.
LIMA, MANSFIELD
BOARD MEMBERS NAMED
The board reappointed Thomas Francis, Daniel Fuhrman
and Jaye McCain to the Ohio State University-Lima board for
three years.
Hayward Richardson was named to The Ohio State
University-Mansfield Board for a three-year term.
Richardson is superintendent of the Mansfield City School
District.
The board also reappointed Robert Houk and John Roby to
the Mansfield board for three years, and Larry Douglas
Stephens as a student member for one year.
EMERITUS TITLES GRANTED
Trustees granted emeritus titles, retroactive to July 1
unless otherwise noted, to the following college and
department administrators:
-- Ronald A. Wright, Veterinary Medicine, dean
emeritus.
-- Richard M. Hill, Optometry, dean and professor
emeritus.
-- James Jones, Athletics, director of athletics
emeritus.
-- Jean D. Dickerscheid, Graduate School, associate
dean and professor emeritus.
-- Sharon V. Redick, Human Ecology, associate dean and
professor emeritus.
-- Rudy C. Melfi, Dentistry, assistant dean and
professor emeritus.
-- Gerald P. Brierley, Medical Biochemistry,
chairperson and professor emeritus.
-- Gilbert A Jarvis, Educational Studies: Humanities,
Science, Technological and Vocational, chairperson and
professor emeritus.
Trustees granted the title of professor emeritus,
retroactive to July 1 unless otherwise noted, to:
-- Thomas W. Milburn, Mershon Center, retroactive to
June 1.
-- Laszlo Adler, Industrial, Welding, and Systems
Engineering.
-- Chadwick F. Alger, Political Science.
-- Herbert B. Asher, Political Science.
-- Stanley Berry, Agronomy.
-- Vera J. Blaine, Dance.
-- Odette Blum, Dance.
-- Ranko Bojanic, Mathematics.
-- Firman H. Brown, Theatre.
-- James H. Brown, Natural Resources.
-- Richard E. Burkart, Music.
-- Frederic Cadora, Near Eastern, Judaic, and Hellenic
Languages and Literatures.
-- B. Chandrasekaran, Computer and Information Systems.
-- Philip M. Clark, Psychology.
-- James W. Collinson, Geological Sciences.
-- Roger T. Cunningham, Educational Theory and
Practice.
-- John T. Davis, Classics.
-- Louis Diorio, Community Dentistry.
-- John F. Disinger, Natural Resources.
-- David Edwards, Physics.
-- Arthur Efland, Art Education.
-- Ali E. Engin, Aerospace Engineering, Applied
Mechanics, and Aviation.
-- Robert Fenton, Electrical Engineering.
-- Dennis Foreman, Dentistry.
-- Robert Garbacz, Electrical Engineering.
-- David B. Gerber, Ohio State University Extension.
-- James Gottling, Electrical Engineering.
-- Joan Gritzmacher, Home Economics Education.
-- George Hall, Natural Resources.
-- James Harf, Political Science.
-- Stanley Helgeson, Educational Studies: Humanities,
Science, Technological and Vocational.
-- Paul Henderlong, Agronomy.
-- Rupert Herd, Veterinary Preventive Medicine.
-- Harry Hershey, Chemical Engineering.
-- Charles Hermann, Political Science.
-- Leonard J. Herr, Plant Pathology.
-- William Hull, Home Economics Education.
-- Leroy J. Hushak, Agricultural Economics and Rural
Sociology.
-- Frank Kapral, Medical Microbiology and Immunology.
-- Richard Klimoski, Psychology.
-- Joseph Koncelik, Industrial Design.
-- Shirley Koontz, Family Relations and Human
Development.
-- Merlyn Larson, Natural Resources.
-- Jerry Lowder, Music.
-- Martha Maas, Music.
-- Victor Mayer, Educational Studies: Humanities,
Science, Technological and Vocational.
-- Robert Mayhan, Electrical Engineering.
-- Richard Meyer, Agricultural Economics and Rural
Sociology.
-- William Meyers, Dentistry.
-- Robert Mills, Physics.
-- Howard Newman, Pathology.
-- Abramo Ottolenghi, Medical Microbiology and
Immunology.
-- Ned Parrett, Animal Science.
-- Rosemary Platt, Music.
-- Ann Pruitt, Educational Policy and Leadership.
-- Victor Rentel, Educational Studies: Humanities,
Science, Technological and Vocational.
-- Samuel Rosen, Dentistry.
-- Ranbir Sandhu, Civil Engineering.
-- Glen Schmidt, Animal Science.
-- Donald Senhauser, Pathology.
-- Richard Seyler, Physics.
-- Hari Sharma, Pathology.
-- Robert Silverman, Educational Policy and Leadership.
-- Susan Smialowska, Materials Science and Engineering.
-- Robert Stiefel, Civil Engineering.
-- Paul Sutton, Natural Resources.
-- Katsumi Tanaka, Physics.
-- Thomas Taylor, Geological Sciences.
-- Virginia Tiefel, University Libraries.
-- Donald Tosi, Educational Services and Research.
-- James Tough, Physics.
-- Lida Wall, Speech and Hearing and Science.
-- Arno Wallschlaeger, Industrial Design.
-- Thomas Weidensaul, Natural Resources.
Frank Whitmore, Natural Resources.
-- Wilbert Weddington, clinical professor emeritus,
Family Medicine.
The title of associate professor emeritus was awarded,
retroactive to July 1 unless otherwise noted, to:
-- Jiri Hochman, Journalism, retroactive to April 1.
-- Dianne Almendinger, Art.
-- Bernard Bayer, University Libraries.
-- David Boothe, Ohio State University Extension.
-- Richard Centing, University Libraries.
-- Michael Chipperfield, Art.
-- Sammy Crawford, Ohio State University Extension.
-- Caroletta Curtis, Social Work.
-- Clyde H. Dilley, Art.
-- Russell Hastings, Theatre.
-- Daniel Houston, Natural Resources.
-- Paul Isaac, Psychology.
-- Daniel Jeffers, Agronomy.
-- Joseph Kasile, Natural Resources.
-- Theodore Kaul, Psychology.
-- Richard Larew, Civil Engineering.
-- Janet Laster, Home Economics Education.
-- Kenneth Lee, Architecture.
-- James Major, Music.
-- James McClenahen, Natural Resources.
-- Michael Miller, Engineering Graphics.
-- Clarence Neal, Dentistry.
-- Barbara Nelson, Health, Physical Education and
Recreation.
-- Clyde Opliger, Agricultural Technical Institute.
-- Ruth Paulson, Dentistry.
-- Norma Pitts, Textiles and Clothing.
-- Larry Sachs, Allied Medical Professions.
-- James Sage, Educational Studies: Humanities,
Science, Technological and Vocational.
-- John Scheick, Mathematics.
-- Thomas Schwartzbauer, Mathematics.
-- Larry Shineman, Art.
-- Lorren Stull, Education Theory and Practice.
-- Martha Sucheston, Cell Biology, Neurobiology and
Anatomy.
-- John Vimmerstedt, Natural Resources.
-- Monique Vuilleumier, Mathematics.
-- Barbara Wurzel, Ohio State University Extension.
Trustees granted the title of assistant professor
emeritus, retroactive to July 1, to:
-- Margaret Adamson, Allied Medical Professions.
Lynn Colby, Allied Medical Professions.
-- Eleanor Daniel, University Libraries.
-- James Hogg, Art.
-- Daphne Hsueh, University Libraries.
-- Maureen Hunter, Veterinary Biosciences.
-- Carolyn Kisner, Allied Medical Professions.
-- Frederick Lendrum, Agricultural Technical Institute.
-- P. Sue Moyer, Ohio State University Extension.
-- Lawrence Perk, University Libraries.
-- Betty Reese, Ohio State University Extension.
-- Charles Stock, Agricultural Technical Institute.
-- Honor Whitacre, Dentistry.
-- Jerry Whitacre, Dentistry.
-- Paul Zumfelde, Ohio State University Extension.
Trustees granted titles of instructor emeritus,
retroactive to July 1, to:
-- Archie Addison, Mathematics.
-- John Bruce, Health, Physical Education and
Recreation.
-- David Evans, University Libraries.
-- John Flessel, Ohio State University Extension.
-- George Manuselis, Allied Medical Professions.
-- Robert E. Sachs, Ohio State University Extension.
MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS
In other actions, trustees:
-- Appointed and reappointed several doctors and
physician extenders/nurse practitioners to the medical stff
of The Ohio State University Hospitals.
-- Granted seven faculty promotions, six with tenure.
-- Adopted a resolution in memoriam for Wave H.
Shaffer, professor emeritus in the Department of Physics,
who died May 15.
[Submitted by: Von Reid-Vargas (ereid@magnus.acs.ohio-state.edu)
Fri, 7 Jul 1995 17:38:48 -0400]
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