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MINUTES OF SEPTEMBER STAFF MEETING
Psychology Department
September 8, 1969
The Psychology Department held its September meeting at 10 o'clock in EP 104.
PRESENT: Prewett, Stapleton, Harris, Rogers, Lathan, Steinberg, Martoccia,
Kinzie, Higgins, Dixon, Moore, Tacker, Williams, Mitchell, Grossnickle,
Daugherty, Hedges, Long, Whitley, and Corwin.
Dr. Prewett introduced the new staff members in the Psychology Department: Dr.
Betty Jane Corwin (Ph.D. - Ohio State) who will teach advanced educational
psychology and introduction to psychological testing; Mr. Theodore W. Whitley
who will assume the duties of Director of Testing and will teach half-time in the
Department; and Mr. Jay Steinberg who will teach for the fall quarter only.
Dr. Prewett also announced that Dr. Rosina Lao will join the staff in the winter
quarter. Dr. Lao holds the Ph.D. Degree from Michigan State University in Social
Psychology.
The staff passed a resolution expressing congratulations to Dr. Calvert R. Dixon
who earned his doctorate in developmental psychology from Florida State University
and to Dr. Thomas E. Long who was awarded membership in the American Board of
Examiners for Professional Psychologists.
Dr. Mitchell announced that a meeting would be held for the teaching interns on
Wednesday, September 10 at 4 o'clock.
Dr. Charles H. Moore was elected the representative from the Psychology
Department to the President's Advisory Council.
Dr. Robert Stephen Tacker was appointed to the College of Arts and Sciences
Curriculum Committee.
The staff of the Psychology Department requested that the Departmental Office
secretaries stagger their lunch hours so that Mrs. Kathy Bright take her lunch
our from 11:50 until 12:50 and that Mrs. Brown take her lunch hour from 12:30
"9 1:30. Such an arrangement would permit the secretary to be present for un-
tocking the mimeograph room for 1 o'clock classes.
Several staff members expressed a desire to have some barred-lock arrangement on
the filing cabinets in their offices. The Chairman was authorized to consult
with Dean Capwell in this regard.
Various announcements were considered and plans were made for processing the
registration of an anticipated record enrollment of freshmen.
The staff voted to defer final consideration of the meeting date for the monthly
staff meetings until sometime later.
The meeting adjourned at 11 o'clock.
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Clinton R. Prewett, Chairman