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{LAULTeS OF THE STAFF MEETING
Psychology Department
September 7, 1971
Tae Psychology Department held its September meeting in EP 104 at 10 o'clock,
September 7, 1971.
PRESENT: Prewett, Castellow, Stapleton, Martoccia, Daugherty, Lao, Corwin, leans,
Harrop, Long, Tacker, iloore, Roberts, Grossnickle, iiitchell, Ingram.
The new faculty members were introduced by Dr. Prewett: Dr. Wilbur A. Castellow
and 'ir. R. Alan Harrop. iMr. John Ingram was also introduced. te has joined the
staff of Continuing Education in the area of psychology.
Dr. Prewett announced that Dr. ileans had had a grant funded by the North Carolina
dental Health Department.
Dr. Corwin announced that the Psi Chi library had increased the number of books a
great deal and shortly the hours would be announced and posted. She also announced
that a program would be developed for Psi Chi for the coming year.
Dr. Daugherty mentioned that some interested faculty members might be willing to
man the library for two hours a week at night in order to give more students access
to it. It was decided that those interested should contact Dr. Corwin and give her
their names.
Dr. iiitchell announced that he knew of two positions which were open for master's
degree students and anyone knowing of someone who might be interested should see
hin.
Dr. Prewett announced that there was a vacancy at the Onslow County Mental Health
Center for a school psychologist.
Dr. Long distributed a form for the staff to fill out pertaining to the winter
quarter schedule. He asked that the staff fill in the required information about
their wishes for a teaching assignment and return to him as soon as possible. fie
further announced that the Schedule Comnittee would meet at 3:30 p.m., September 38,
1971 16 & 112.
Dr. Long announced that he was interested in having a get-acquainted party for the
staff and graduate students and anyone interested in participating should contact
him.
Dr. Prewett reminded the new staff members that they were to attend the meeting
at 2:30, September 7 for the new faculty.
Dr. Prewett spoke briefly about the necessity for everyone to keep their demands
for supplies down to a very minimum as we were now operating on an austerity
budget. As a matter of fact, the budgeted amount for supplies has already been
over spent.
Dr. Roberts was asked to represent the Department at the meeting of the President's
Advisory Council scheduled for 9 o'clock, September 8 to ask that the matter of
security guards having to be called each time a faculty member wished to enter his
office on the week end be re~studied. The Department felt that this arrangement
was going to adversely �ffect research.
The cards for the campus directory were distributed and the staff filled them out
and returned to the secretary.
Dr. Prewett was elected to represent the Department on the Graduate Council for the
coming year.
It was decided that a staff meeting be scheduled for the first Monday of each month
at 4 p. m. in EP 104.
Dr. Mitchell announced that the room capacities had been upped by 101 chairs and that
care should be taken in giving special permissions to get into a class. This new
scale would not be effective, however, until the winter quarter. Through this
quarter the policy that has been in effect would still be followed; i.e, if the
involved professor agrees that he can admit another student then he notifies the
Chairman and this permission is granted.
Dr. Roberts agreed to represent the Department on the President's Advisory Council
if Mrs. Harris wished to be replaced.
Dr. Prewett reminded the professors that they were to be available in their office
through the registration and drop-add period.
The meeting adjourned at 11 o'clock.
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Clinton R. Prewett, Chairman