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Higher Education Personnel Training Programs1971-1972; Fellowship Programs (Part E, EducationProfessions Development Act, P.L. 90-35) .Office of Education (DREW), Washington, D.C.0E-58028-727128p.

EDRS Price MF-$O.65 HC-$3.29Educational Researchers, *Federal Programs,*Fellowships, *Graduate Study, *Higher Education,Junior Colleges, Teachers*Higher Education Personnel Training Programs

The objective of the Higher Education PersonnelTraining Programs is to assist institutions of higher education inmeeting critical shortages of highly qualified personnel who areserving or preparing to serve as teachers, administrators, oreducational specialists in 2- and 4-year colleges and universities.The fellowships are awarded for 1 or 2 years, depending upon therequirements of the approved programs. This document presentsinformation on eligibility and application procedures, and lists theapproved programs and fellowship allocations for 1971-72 by: (1)

state; (2) institution; (3) program title and program director; (4)

type of personnel trained, degree awarded, and educational level forwhich fellows are trained; and (5) number of fellowships. (AF)

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DISCRIMINATION PROHIBITED

- TITLE VI OF THE CIVIL RIGHTS ACT

OF

1964

STATES:

NO PERSON

IN THE UNITED STATES

SHALL,

ON

THE

GROUND OF RAOE,

COLOR,

OR NATIONAL ORIGIN,

BE EXCLUDED

FROM

PARTICIPATION IN

BE DENIED THE BENEFITS

OF

OR BE SUBJECTED TO

DISCRIMINATION UNDER ANY PROGRAM

OR ACTIVITY RECEIVING FEDERAL

FINANCIAL

ASSISTANCE."

THEREFORE, THE HIGHER EDUCATION PER-

SONNEL

TRAINING

PROGRAMS,

AS

AUTHORIZED UNDER PART E OF THE

EDUCATION PROFESSIONS

DEVELOPMENT ACT OF 1967,

LIKE EVERY PRO-

GRAM OR ACTIVITY RECEIVINGFINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FROM THE DEPART-

MENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, ANDWELFARE, MUST BE OPERATED INCOM-

PLIANCE WITH THIS LAW.

HIGHER EDUCATION PERSONNEL TRAINING PROGRAMS: 1971-72

Introduction

The Higher Education Personnel Training Programs

described in this book'ket have been authorized

under Part E of the education Professions Development

Act of 1967 which amends Title V of the Higher Educa-

tion Act of 1955.

The objective of these training programs is to assist

institutions of higher education in meeting critical

shortages of highly qualified personnel who are serv-

ing or are preparing to serve as teachers, administra-

tors, or educational specialists in 2 and 4-year col-

leges and universities.

Allocation of Fellowships to Institutions

The institutions listed in this booklet have been award-

ed fellowships by the U.S. Office of Education.

These

awards are to be used in the training programs described

1under the name of each institution.

These 91 programs,

costing $5 million, will provide training for 903 gradu-

ate Fellows in a wide variety of academic and profession-

al areas.

Advanced degrees are awarded in nearly all

programs.

Persons interested in participating in one of

these programs should apply directly to the institution.

Fellowship Program

Higher Education Personnel Fellowships are awarded for

one or two years, depending upon the requirements of the

approved program.

Each Fellow will receive a stipend of

$2,400 for the first 12-month period and $2,600 for the

second 12-month period of a 2-year program, including an

allowance of $500 per year for each dependent.

If summer

study is not a part of the approved training program or

the Fellow does not attend summer school, the stipend and

dependency allowance will be reduced.

In addition, an

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allowance of $2,500 will be paid to the institution for

each enrolled Fellow to cover the costs of tuition and

nonreftndable fees.

Fellowships are allocated to grad-

uate programs for the training of 2 and 4-year college

and university teachers below the doctoral (Ph.D or

equivalent) level and nonteaching higher education per-

sonnel (administrators and educational specialists) at

all levels.

No allowance for travel is provided.

A person may be nominated for a fellowship by an insti-

tution only if at the time he is to commence study under

the fellowship he:

(1) has been accepted for full-time graduate study

in an approved program at the nominating insti-

tution;

(2) intends to pursue a career in higher education

in the United States, its Territories and

Possessions, and Puerto Rico;

(3) is a citizen or national of the United States,

or has such immigration status and personal

plans as to indicate that he is in this country

for other than a temporary purpose.

App

licat

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Proc

edur

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Applications should be obtained from the institutions

noted in this booklet, not from the U.S. Office of Ed-

ucation.

Participants in EPDA Fart E programs are nom-

inated or selected by the institutions.

Fellowship

nominations are recommended to the U.S. Commissioner of

Education for award and are tenable only at the parti-

cipating institution and in its approved programs.

Ap-

plicants are advised to write to the individual insti-

tution concerning its deadline for receipt of applications.

For further information of a specific nature on fellow-

ships, please contact the appropriate Regional Coordin-

ator at the following address:

EPDA Part E Fellowship Program

Graduate Academic Programs Branch

Bureau of Higher Education

U.S. Office of "aucation

Washington, D.C.

20202

The names, telephone numbers, and State assignments of

the Regional Coordinators are as follows:

Dr. Eleanor Dolan

Area Code 202/963-5453

Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Massachusetts, New

Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Rhode Island, and

Vermont

Dr. Lawrence W. Friedrich

Area Code 202/962-6720

District of Columbia, Maryland, and PuertoRico

Dr. Charles E. Grady, Jr.

Area Code 202/962-2734

Arkansas, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota,

Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South

Dakota, Texas, and Wisconsin

Dr. Clarence B. Lindquist

Area Code 202/963-3930

Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Kentucky, Louis-

iana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Ohio,

South Carolina,

and Tennessee

Miss Helen R. Ripley

Area Code 202/963-3962

Alaska,-Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho,

Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington,

and Wyoming

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Dr. Louis J. Venuto

Area Code 202/963-6291

Pennsylvania, Virginia, and West Virginia

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NOTIFICATION TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS

February 3, 1971

The Higher Education Act of 1965, P.L. 89-329 as amended by P.L. 90-35

Title V, Part E, Education Professions Development Act

The Office of Education has approved 903 fellowships

under Part E of the Education Professions Development

Act (EPDA) to meet critical shortages of higher

education personnel and to improve the qualifications

of the college and university teachers and other

personnel.

The fellowship programs will be conducted

during the summer of 1971 and the 1971-72 academic

year in 80 colleges and universities located in 41

States and the District of Columbia.

The total cost

of these programs will be $5 million.

Higher Education Personnel Fellowships are awarded for

one or two years, depending upon the requirements of

the approved program.

Each Fellow will receive a

stipend of $2,400 for the first 12-month period and

$2,600 for the second 12-month period of a two-year

program including an allowance of $500 per year for

each dependent.

In addition, an allowance of $2,500

will be paid to the institution for each enrolled

Fellow to cover the costs of tuition, instructional

fees, and other training costs.

Fellowships are

allocated to graduate programs for the training of

2 and 4-year college and university teachers below

the doctoral (Ph.D. or equivalent) level and non-

teaching higher education personnel (administrators

and education specialists) at all levels.

The programs supported were selected from 233

proposals from 151 institutions requesting 3279

fellowships which would require close to $18 million

to fund.

All proposals were evaluated by panels of independent

professional consultants from colleges and

univer-

sities, who recommended the programs to be supported.

More than 70 percent of the programs

are for the

training of junior college teachers, specialists

and administrators.

About 40 percent are directed

to the needs of the economically disadvantaged.

The approved programs are listed alphabetically by

state and institution on the pages following this

notification.

The allocations are coniAngent upon institutional

compliance with regulations issued under Title

VI

of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which provides

in

section 601 that no person in the United States

shall on the grounds of race, color, or national

origin, be excluded from participation in, be

denied the_benefits of, or be subjected to dis-

crimination under any program or activity

receiving Federal financial assistance.

Additional information may be obtained from:

Dr. Louis J. Venuto

Division of University Programs

Bureau of Higher Education

U.S. Office of Education

Washington, D. C.

20202

Area Code 202

963-6291

TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND

FELLOWSHIP ALLOCATIONS

BY STATE AND INSTITUTION: 1971-72

STATE, INSTITUTION, CITY

COUNTY, CONGRESSIONAL C/STRICT

ALABAMA

Auburn U Main Campus

Auburn/Lee

3rd Cong Dist

ARIZONA

University of Arizona

Tucson/Pima

2nd Cong Dist

ARKANSAS

U of Arkansas Main Campus

Fayetteville/Washington

3rd Cong Dist

CALIFORNIA

Cal St College Los Ang

Los Angeles/Los Angeles

29th Cong Dist

'TYPE

OF PEPSONNEL TRAINED, DEGREE

PROGRAM TITLE AND NUMB R

, AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FORWHICH

PROGRAM DIRECTOR'S NAME AND TITLE

FELLOWS ARE TRAIN:ED Al

Remedial Education

(71-4203)

Dr. E.B. Moore, Jr.

Coordinator of Grad Pgms for

Jr College Faculty

English

(69-0082.2)

Dr. Oliver F. Sigworth

Professor of English

English

(69-0256.2)

Dr. Leo Van Scyoc


Nursing

(69-0522.2)

Dr. Robert J. Forbes

Professor of Education

* **

See footnotes at end of Table I

Teachers

MaUer's

JC

Teachers

Master's

JC

Teachers

Intermediate

JC & 4 Yr

Teachers

Master's

JC

NUMBER OF FELLOWSHIPS

CONTIN-

FLEW FOR 1971-72

DING

12_1 2 YR

TOTAL

88

75

3.2

87

15

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TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS

AND FELLOWSHIP ALLOCATIONS



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CALIFORNIA (cont'd)

*San Jose State College

Mexican-American Studies

Teachers & Administrators

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San Jose/Santa Clara

(71-1004)

Master's

9th Cong Dist

Dr. Joseph D. Villa

JC & 4 Yr

Chm, Mexican-Amer Grad Studies

U of Cal Los Angeles

*Academic Subjects

A /

Teachers

15

IND

15


(70-1586.1)

Master's

28th Cong Dist

Dr. Donald Carlisle

JC

Assoc Dean) Graduate Div

*U of Cal Los Angeles

Foreign Languages-English

Teachers

55

10


(69-0433.2)

Master's & Intermediate

28th Cong Dist

Dr. Clifford H. Prator

JC & 4 Yr

Vice-Chm, Dept of English

COLORADO

*B/

U of Colorado Main Campus

Academic Subjects

Teachers

--

10

10

Boulder/Boulder

(71 -1598)

Master's

2nd Cong Dist

Dx. Joseph A. Malik

JC

Asst Prof of Higher Education

University of Denver

International Relations

Teachers

4IN

DIN

D4

Denver/Denver

(69-0588.2)

Master's

1st Cong Dist

Dr. Robert C. Good

JC & 4 Yr

Dean, Graduate School of

International Studies

*, A/, B/

See footnotes at

end of Table I

TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND

FELLOWSHIP ALLOCATIONS


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COUNTY, CONGRESSIONAL GISTRICT

TY:'E

OF PEPS'NNEL TRAINED, DEGPEE

PROGRAM TITLE AND

:U1-'DER

I AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR AHICH

PROGRAM OIRECTORIS NAME AND TITLE

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1911-i2!

TOTAL

CONNECTICUT

U of Conn.Main Campus

Coll Student Personnel Wk

MP

Educational Specialists

611

116

Storrs/Tolland

(70-1041.1)

Master's, Intermediate &

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Glenn C. Atkyns

Doctorate

Head, Dept of Higher, Techni-

cal, & Adult Education

JC & 4 Yr

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Catholic U of America

Business Management

Administrators

1111

511

115

Washington/D.C.

(70-1034.1)

Master's

Dr. Frank B. Pesci

JC & 4 Yr

Assoc Prof of Higher Education

FLORIDA

Florida State University

C/

Academic Subjecta

Teachers

611

116

Tallahassee/Leon

(69-0143.2)

Master's

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Raymond E. Schultz

JC

Professor of Higher Education

Florida State University

Junior College Admin

Administrators

--

55

Tallahassee/Leon

(71-4209)

Doctorate

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Raymond E. Schultz

JC


University of Florida



66

Gainesville/Alachua

(69-0703.2)

Intermediate

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. James L. Lister

JC

Professor & Chairman, Dept of

Counselor Education

*, C/

--


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FLORIDA (cont'd)

University of Florida

Gainesville/Alachua

2nd Cong Dist

University of Miami

Coral Gables/Dade

12th Cong Dist

GEORGIA

Atlanta University

Atlanta/Fulton

5th Cong Dist

Georgia Southern College

Statesboro/Bulloch

1st Cong Dist

HAWAII

U of Hawaii Main Campus

Honolulu/Honolulu

1st Cong Dist

Junior College Admin

(71-4210)

Dr. James L. Wattenbarger

Director, Inst of Higher Ed

Academic SubjectsD/

(69-0361.2)

Dr, Miller A.F. Ritchie

Director, Diplomate in

Collegiate Teaching

Academic Subjects*E /

(70-9002.1)

Dr. Lucy Grigsby

Head, Department of English

Academic Subjects V

(69-0003.2)

Dr. Pope Ac Duncan

Vice President

Academic SubjectsG/

(69-0064.2)

Dr. H. Brett Melendy

Vice Pres for Cmty Colleges

*, D/, E/, F/,

See footnotes at end rf Table I

Admiristrators

Doctorate

JC

Teachers

Diplomate in Collegiate

Teaching

JC & 4 Yr

4


CoNT1N_ NFW FOR 1971-72

UING

211_1 2 YR

TOTAL

55

82

414

Teachers & Lduc Specialists

27

Masters

15

42

4 Yr

Teachers

86

14

Master's

JC

Teachers & Educ Specialists

10

10

20


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University of Idaho

"Moscow/Latah.

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1st Cong: Dist



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ILLINOIS

Illinois State University

Normal/McLean

17th Cong Dist

Roosevelt University

Chicago/Cook

7th Cong Dist

of T11 Urbana Campus

Urbana/Champaign

22nd Cong Dist

INDIANA

Ball State University

Muncie/Delaware

10th Cong Dist

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Chemistry & Physics

(70-1039.1)

Dr, Michael E. Browne

Head, Department of Physics

*English

(69-0618.2)

Dr. Frederick Kroeger

Assoc Professor of English

Academic Subjects*H/

.(70-1065.1)

Dr. Roma Rosen

Assoc Dean, Graduate Division

Mathematics

(69-0239.2)

Dr. A.L. Peressini

Assoc Prof, Dept of Math

Health Education

(71-1067)

Dr. Warren Schaller

Head, Dept of Physiology &

Health Science

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Intermediate

JC Teachers

Master's

JC

Teachers

Intermediate

JC

Teachers

Master's

JC

Teachers

Intermediate

JC

CONTIN-

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5

NEW FOR 1971-72

TOTAL

1YR

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21,11

5

86

14

10

818

10

515

55




COUNTY. CONGRESSIONAL GISTRICT

AC

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PROGRAM TITLE AND `.UMBER

PROGRAM DIRECTOR'S :oAME AND TITLE

'TYPE


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EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR 'AHICH

FELLOWS ARE TRAINED A.

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Intermediate

JC

!4UmBER OF FELLOWSHIPS

CoNTIN

%I'WFOR 1971-72

TOTAL

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2 YR

INDIANA (cont'd)

Indiana U at Bloomington

Instr Improvement

(70-1011.1)

Dr. Gene Faris

Assoc Dean, Instr Development

Dr. Thomas M. Schwen

Asst Professor of Education

717

Bloomington/Monroe

7th Cong Dist

IOWA

University of Iowa

Academic Subjects

I /

Teachers

108

18

Iowa City/Johnson

(69-0395.2)

Master's & Educ Specialist

1st Cong Dist

Dr. Duane Anderson

JC

Director, Office of Cmty

College Affairs

KANSAS

Kansas St Colleze Pittsbg

Academic SubjectsJ/

ME

PTeachers

We

6Pittsburg/Crawford

(71-1220)

Master's

5th Cong Dist

Dr. J.D. Haggard

JC

Dean of Graduate Studies

Kansas St U Agr & App Sci

Home Economics

Teachers

97

16

Manhattan/Riley

(69-0684.2)

Master's

2nd Cong D st

Dr. Ruth Hoeflin

JC

Assoc Dean, Col of Home Econ

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COUNTY

CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

KANSAS (cont'd)

University of Kansas

Lawrence/Douglas

3rd Cong Dist

University of Kansas

Lawrence/Douglas

3rd Cong Dist

Wichita State Universitz

Wichita/Sedgwick

4th Cong Dist

KENTUCKY

Eastern Ky University

Richmond/Madison

6th Cong Dist


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OF PEPSONNEL TRAINED, DEGIIEE


I AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR :41-11cH


fFELLOWS ARE TRAMED Al

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Chemistry

(69-0202.2)

Dr. Clark E. Bricker

Professor of Chemistry

History

(69-0204.2)

Dr. Charles Stansifer

Assoc Professor of History

Teachers American Indians

(71-4043)

Dr. Arthur H. Rohn

Chm, Dept of Anthropology

Dr. Karl H. Schlesier

Professor of Anthropology

Law Enforcement

(70-9008.1)

Dr. Richard W. Snarr

Asst Prof of Law Enforcement


Teachers

Master's

JC & 4 Yr

Teachers

Intermediate

JC & 4 Yr

Teachers

Master's

JC & 4 Yr

Teachers

Master's

JC & 4 Yr


CoNTIN

FOR 1971-72

UiNG 111 2 YR

TOTAL

5O

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64

10

7

88

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EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR WHICH


PROGRAM DIRECTORS UAME AND TITLE

KENTUCKY (cont'd)

Murray State University

Murray/Calloway

1st Cong Dist

LOUISIANA

U of Sthwstn Louisiana

Lafayeta7tafayette

3rd Cong Dist

MARYLAND

U of Md Main Campus

College Park/Prince Georges

5th Cong Dist

MASSACHUSETTS

Boston University

Boston/Suffolk

8th Cong Dist

Academic SubjectsK /

(69-0766.2)

Dr. Robert W. Collins

Director of Higher Education

*History

(70-1687.1)

Dr. Robert R. Jones

Assoc Professor of History

Academic Subjects* L/

(69-0441.2)

Dr. Larney R. Gump

Prof, Counseling Services Dept

Chemistry

(69-0560.2)

Dr. Ronald Milburn


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CoNTIN

NEw FOR 1971-72

UirD

1YO

2 yp

TOTAL

Teachers

6

Specialist in College Teaching

JC

Teachers

Master's

JC & 4 Yr



JC

Teachers

Master's

JC

511

10

10

1010

410



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TOTAL

1YR

I2 YR

MASSACHUSETTS (cont'd)

Harvard University

Administration

Administrators

61.

111

6

Cambridge/Middlesex

(69-9158.2)

Doctorate

8th Cong Dist

Dr. Theodoro R. Sizer

4 Yr

Dean of the Faculty of Educ

Simmons College

Library Science

Academic Librarians

55

Boston/Suffolk

(70-1024.1)

Master's

9th Cong Dist

Dr. Thomas J. Galvin

JC & 4 Yr

Director of Students

Tufts University

Interdisciplinary Studies

Teachers

--

10

10

Medford/Suffolk

(71-9156)

Master's

7th Cong Dist

Dr. K. A. McCarthy

JC & 4 Yr

Dean, Graduate School of

Arts and Sciences

MICHIGAN

Michigan State University

Counselor Education


10

717

East Lansing/Ingham

(69-0596.2)

Master's

6th Cong Dist

Dr. Bob B. Winborn

JC



TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND FELLOWSHIPALLOCATIONS


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STATE

INSTITUTION, CITY



PROGRAM DIREcToRIS NAME AND TITLE

TYPE

OF PEPSoNNEL TRAINED, DEGREE

AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR ANICH

FELLOWS APE TRAILED AI


CONTIN-

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NEW FOR 1971-72

TOTAL

1YR

12 YR

MICHIGAN

University of Detroit

Guidance & Counseling

(69-0212.2)

Dr. Charles Lacy


Dr. Jerry Tobias

Assoc Professor of Education


Master's

JC & 4 Yr

55

Detroit/Wayne

1st Cong Dist

U Michigan Main Campus

Internship - Teachers

Teachers

88

Ann Arbor/Washtenaw

(71-9152)

Masters

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Norman C. Harris

JC


Western Mich University

Environmental Science


44

8

Kalamazoo/Kalamazoo

(71-4108)

Intermediate

3rd Cottg Dist

Dr. George G. Mallinson

JC

Dean, The Graduate College

Dr. Clarence B. Goodnight

Head, Department of Biology

MINNESOTA

U of Minn Mnpls-Sett Paul

Coll Student Personnel Work


65

11

Minneapolis/Hennepin

(69-0480.2)

Intermediate

5th Cong Dist

Dr. Clyde A. Parker

JC

Director of Counselor Education


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TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND FELLOWSHIP

ALLIMINIONS





PROGRAM DIRECTOR'S NAME AM) TITLE

'TYRE


AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR AHICH

FELLOWS ARE TRAI%ED A!

L

4UMBER OF FELLOWSHIPS

CONTIN

UING

NEW FOR 1971-72

1yp

r2 yp

MISSISSIPPI

*U of Mississippi Main Cam

History

Teachers

10

University/Lafayette

(69-0333.2)

Master's &

Intermediate

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. John H. Moore

JC

Professor of History

U of Mississippi Main Cam

Law

Teachers

3

University/Lafayette

(71-1689)

Master's

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Stephen Gorove

JC & 4 Yr

Chm of Graduate Program,

MISSOURI

U of Missouri Columbia

Columbia/Boone

8th Cong Dist

NEBRASKA

School of Law

Academic SubjectsM/

(69-0528.2)

Dr. John C. Murdock

Graduate Dean

U of Nebraska Main Campus

English

Lincoln/Lancaster

(69-0730.2)

1st Cong Dist

Dr. James A. Rutledge

Asst Dean, Graduate College

*9 M/


Teachers


JC

Teachers

None

JC

10 3

10

818

77



- 12

-





TYPE

OF PE:PSONNEL TRAINED, DEGREE

AWARDED

EDucATICNAL LEVEL FOR WHICH

F.ELLOWS

ARE TRAlt,ED Al


CONTIN-

UING

NEW FOR 1971-72

TOTAL

1YR

I2 YR

NEW JERSEY

Montclair State College


Administrators & Educ

77

Montclair/Essex

(69-0351.2)

Specialists

10th Cong Dist

Dr. George G. King

Master's

Vice Provost, Division of

JC & 4 Yr

Community Services

Rutgers U New Brunswick

Food Service Management

Teachers

66

New Brunswick/Middlesex

(69-0628.2)

Master's

15th.Cong Dist

Dr. Miriam K. Brush

JC

Dir, of Grad Pgms in Home Ec

Seton Hall University

Chinese & Japanese

Teachers

55

10

South Orange/Essex

(69-0391.2)

Master's

11th Cong Dist

Dr. John B. Tsu

JC & 4 Yr

Chm, Dept of Asian Studies

NEW MEXICO

New Mexico Highlands U

Counseling


10

10

Las Vegas/San Miguel

(69-0008.2)

Intermediate

1st Cong Dist

Dr= Calvin F..Hager

JC & 4 Yr

Head, Dept of Education




-13-



TYPE



AWARDED

EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR 'AMICH


FELLOWS ARE TRAIP:ED AI

NUMBER. OF FELLOWSHIPS

CONTIN-

UING

NEW FOR 1971-72'

TOTAL

1YO

12 YR

NEW MEXICO (cont'd)

New Mex St Univ Park Br

Reading Specialist

Teachers

10

10

Las Cruces /Dona. Ana

(71-4034)

Intermediate

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Thelma Wenger

JC

Assoc Prof of Education

NEW YORK

Columbia U Tchrs College

Administration

Administrators

55

New York/New York

(70-1576.1)

Master's & Doctorate

20th.Cong Dist

Dr. Walter I. Garms

JC & 4 Yr


Cornell U Main Campus

Hotel & Restaurant Admin

Teachers

66

Ithaca/Tompkins

(71-4121)

Master's

33rd Cong Dist

Dr. Paul L. Gaurnier

JC

Asst Dean, Sch of Hotel Admin

CUNY Hunter College

.1=

Counseling


10

10

New York/New York

(70-1028.1)

Master's

17th Cong Dist

Dr. Stanley J. Segal

JC & 4 Yr

Counseling & Student Develop

CUNY Hunter College

Environmental Health Science*

Teachers

88

New York/New York

(71-9119)

Master's

17th Cong Dist

Dr. Beatrice G. Konheim

JC & 4 Yr

Academic Dean, Institute of

Health Sciences


TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND FELLOWSHIP ALLOCATIONS


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714:

1010

01=

1CO

ratr

C

TYPE

OF PEPSONNEL TRAINED, DECREE


AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR NHICH


FELLOWS ARE TRAMED Al

NumBER OFFELLOWSHIPS----1

CONTIN.

UING

NEW FOR 1971-72

TOTAL

1YR

y,

NEW YORK,(cont'd)

New York University

Administration

Administrators

10

10

New York/New York

(71-4120)

Doctorate

17th Cong Dist

Dr. Myron F.W. Pollack

4 Yr

Prof & Chm, Dept of Higher Ed

New York University

Anthropology & History

Teachers

10

10

New York/New York

(69-0689.2)

Master's & Certificate

17th Cong Dist

Dr. John Middleton

JC'

Prof, Dept of Anthropology

Dr. David Hicks

Prof, Dept of History

Pratt Institute

Fine Arts

Teachers

10

10

Brooklyn/Kings

(70-1025.1)

Master's

14th Cong Dist

Dr. Ralph L. Wickiser

4 Yr

Director, Graduate Programs

in Art & Design

Rochester Inst Technology

Applied & Fine Arts

Teachers

10

10

Rochester/Monroe

(69-0443.2)

Master's

36th Cong Dist

Dr. Harold J. Brennan

JC

Prof of Art, Col of Fine &

Applied Arts

Rochester Inst Technology

Engineering Technology

Teachers

77

Rochester/Monroe

(71-4041)

Master's

36th Cong Dist

Dr. John T. Henderson

JC

Director, Center for Cmty Coil

Faculty Development

17-


[II--STATE, INSTITUTION, CITY


NEW YORK (cont'd)

SUNY College at Buffalo

Buffalo/Erie

41st Cong Dist

SONY College at Fredonia

Fredonia/Chautaqua

38th Cong Dist

Syracuse University

Syracuse /Onondaga

34th Cong Dist

NORTH CAROLINA

Appalachian St University

Boone/Watauga

10th Cong Dist

E Carolina U Main Campus

Greenville/Pitt

1st Cong Dist



V.I.

==

so.

6771

:f.-2

-!..-

701-

- 15 -

ITypE

OF PEPSoNNEL TRAINED, DEGREE


, AWARDED

EOUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR WHICH

PROGRAM DIREcTorIS NAME AM) TITLE

Faculty Development

(71-4039)

Dr. Mildred C. Wells

Chm, Grad Fac in Education

Academic SubjectsN/

(71-1027)

Dr. Charles R. Colvin


*Negro History

(70-1573.1)

Dr. Otey M. Scruggs

Professor of History

*Teacher Education

(70-1585.1)

Dr. Nathaniel Shope


Biology

(69-0695.2)

Dr. Joseph Boyette

Professor of Biology

*, N/


"tZ O

FELLOWS

ARE TRAMED A!


CONTIN- NEW FOR 1971-72

,

UING

1YR

I2 YR

TOTAL

Teachers

Master's & Certificate

JC

Teachers

Master's

JC

IMP


10

Master's

JC


5

Master's

JC Teachers

Master's

JC

6

10

10

ON

10 10

10

510 6



- 16-

cOla

tat-

7,.1

.11,

7717

d717

.111

,.....

M.=

7.11

0EM

MIZ

IOrir

-Q-===7¢,1111:M........-

iTYPE



..

STATE; INSTITUTION, CITY


AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR 'ANKH

CoNTiN-

NEW FOR 1971-72-




UING

1YR

2 YR

TOTAL

NORTH CAROLINA

E Carolina U Main Campus

Greenville/Pitt

1st Cong Dist

OHIO

Ohio U Main Campus

Athens /Athens

10th COT( Dist

OKLAHOMA

University of Tulsa

Tulsa/Tulsg

1st Cong Dist

OREGON

U of Oregon Main Campus

Eugene/Lane

4th Cong Dist

Physics

(71-1677)

Dr. J.W. Byrd

Chm, Dept of Physics *

Elementary Education

(69-0847.2)

Dr. Albert H. Shuster.

Cbm, Tispt of Elem Education

* 0/

Academic Subjects

(70-1217.1)

Dr. Thomas F. Staley

Dean of Graduate School

*Accounting

(690131.2)

Dr. Paul Frishkoff

Asst Professor of Accounting

*, 0/


Teachers

Master's

JC

Teachers & 2duc Specialists

6


4 Yr


6Master's

JC

Teachers

Master's

JC & 4 Yr

4

55 6

612 4



- 17 -

TYPE

OF PERSONNEL TRAINED, DECREE


PFCCRAM TITLE AND NUMBER

AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR WHICH



PROGRAM DIRECTIRIS UAME AND T(T:LE

1FELLOWS ARE TRAINED AI

2 YR1 TOTAL

L-

UING

1 2 1......1


PENNSYLVANIA

Carnegie- Mellon U

History

Teachers

5O

M5

Pittsburgh /Allegheny

(70-1674.1)

Doctor of Arts

14th Cong Dist

Dr. David H. Fowler

JC & 4 Yr

Dir, Grad Studies. in History

Pa State U Main Campus

Family Life & Sex Education

Teachers

66

University Park/Centre

(70-1071.1)

Master's

23rd Cong Dist

Dr. Stella Goldberg

oissoc Prof, JC

and Dr. Carl Ridley, Asst Prof,

Div of Indiv & Family Studies

U of Pennsylvania

Coil Student Personnel Work


64

10

Philadelphia/Philadelphia

(69-0093.2)

Doctorate

1st Cong Dist

Dr. Arthur A. Dole

JC & 4 Yr


U of Pittsbg Main Campus

Administration

Administrators

401

.4

Pittsburgh/Allegheny

(70- 1693.1)

Master's

14th Cong Dist

Dr. Alex J. Ducanis

JC

Assoc Chm, Dept Higher Educ

SOUTH CAROLINA

U of SC Main Campus

English

Teachers

10

818

Columbia/Richland

(70-1013.1)

Master's

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. John L. Kimmey

JC & 4 Yr

Professor, Dept of English


0.

TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND FELLOWSHIP

ALLOCATIONS


610



ocas

ity



=7.

-M

CIN

77M

I=.1

,Pra

ilf

TYPE


AWARDED, EDUCATIONAL LEVEL FOR

FELLOWS ARE TRAMED AI


CONTIN

UING

NEW FOR 1971-72

TOTAL

1YR

j2 YR

SOUTH DAKOTA

South Dakota State Univ

Chemistry

Teachers

44

Brookings/Brookings

(70-1204.1)

Master's

1st Cong Dist

Dr. Leo H. Spinar

JC


TENNESSEE

George Peabody Col Tchrs

Administration

Administrators

10

10

Nashville/Davidson

(70-1079.1)

Doctorate

5th Cong Dist

Dr. Ida Long Rogers

JC & 4 Yr


George Peabody Col Tchrs

English


88

Nashville/Davidson

(71-4018)


5th Cong Dist

Dro William J. Griffin

JC


U of Tennessee Knoxville

Academic SubjectsP/

Teachers

10

717

Knoxville/Knox

(69-0434.2)

Intermediate

2nd Cong Dist

Dr. Jack E. Reese

JC & 4 Yr

Dean for Graduate Studies

TEXAS

North Texas State Univ

Mathematics

Teachers

77

Denton/Denton

(69-0307.2)

Master's

13th Cong Dist

Dr. H.C. Parrish

JC & 4 Yr

Professor of Mathematics

P/




- 19 -

I


.TYPE


STATE! INSTITUTION, CITY




COUNTY,.CONGkESSIONAL DISTRICT

PROGRAM DIRECTORtS NAME AND TITLE

FELLOWS ARE TRAINED AI

UING

L1,

1_1_

2 YR

TEXAS (cont'd)

Sam Houston St University

Huntsville/Walker

2nd Cong Dist

U of Texas at Austin

Austin/Travis

10th Cong Dist

UTAH

Utah State University

Logan/Cache

1st Cong Dist

VIRGINIA

U of Virginia Ma \Campus

CharlotteSville/Ind:.City

7th 'Cong Dist

*91

Academic Subjects

(70-1083.1)

Dr. Bascom Barry Hayes

Dean, School of Grad Studies

Admin & Higher Education

(70-1582.1)

Dr. John E. Roueche

Professor, Dept of Ed Admin

Business Education

(71-1569)

Dr. Lloyd W. Bartholome

Associate Professor

Academic Subjects l

(69-0274.2)

Dr. Jay L. Chronister, Dir,

Center for Higher Educ

Dr. Edward Younger, Prof,

Grad School of Arts & Sciences

`Iim

*99

R/


TOTAL

Teachers

10

515

Master's

JC

Administrators

10

818

Doctorate

JC

Teachers

65

Master's

JC & 4 Yr

Teachers

10

10


JC

.....mow.-

TABLE I

- APPROVED PROGRAMS AND FELLOWSHIP ALLOCATIONS




WASHINGTON.

.EaStern Wash St College

Cheney/Spokane

5th.Cong Dist

Western WashililamjitLjal

BellinSham/Whatcom

2nd Cong Dist

Western Washington St Col

BellinSham/Whatcom

2nd Cong Dist

.WEST VIRGINIA

West Virginia U Main Cam

Morgantown/Monongalia

2nd Cong Dist

WISCONSIN

U of Wisconsin Milwaukee

Elwaukee/Milwaukee

5th Cong Dist

S/

- 20 -

IVCl

...11

.711

1.M

71=

71C

CIM

ILM

CIM

IC

TYPE





CONTIN-INEW FOR 1971-72


FELLOWS ARE YRAMED Al

IJINC

jl YR

2 YR

Academic Subjects

(69-9115.2)

Dr. Boyd C. Mills

Dir, Community Coll Pgm

Communication

(70-1093.1)

Dr. H.O. Beldin

Pro17ssor of Education

Sociology

(71-4028)

Dr. Donald Call, Chm,

Dept of Sociology/Anthropology

French, German, Spanish

(71-1224)

Dr. Robert Stilwell, Chm,

Dept of Foreign Languages

English

(69-0128.2)

Dr. Gareth W. Dunleavy

Prof & Cool., Grad Studies in Eng


Teachers

Master's

Master's

JC

TOTAL

10

10

20


15

Master's

JC

Teachers

Master's

JC

Teachers

Master's

4 Yr


5

Master's

JC & 4 Yr

9

15

4.4 9

49



STATE,' INSTITUTION, CITY

COUNTY;-CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT

er.

111.

0.15

1171

1.11

1C7.

11W

ICIII

ITYPE


PROGRAM` TITLE AND NUMBER

AWARDED



AFELLOWS ARE TRAINED A

WYOMING

University of Wyoming

Laramie/Albany

lst-Cong Dist at large

:

Engineering

(71-4031)

Dr. J.D. Matheny

Head, Dept Mach Engr

Teachers


JC



UlrG

1221

2 YR

ID6

- 21 -

TOTAL

6

Footnotes:

* *



Program prepares persons to work with students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

JC - Junior or Community College; 4 Yr - 4-year college or university.

A/

The disciplines included in this program are: Chemistry, Economics, English, Geography, History, Mathe-

matics, Physics, Political Science, Sociology, Spanish & Portuguese, and Theatre Arts.

B/

The disciplines included in this program are: Anthropology, Art, Biology, Business, Chemistry, Economics,

Education (Reading Specialist), Engineering, French, Geography, Geology, German, History, Journalism, Mathematics,

Men's Physical

Education, Music, Philosophy, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Recreation, Spanish, Speech

and Drama, Women's Physical Education.

C/The disciplines included in this program are: Anthropology & Archaeology, Art, Arts Education, Biological

Science, Business, Chemistry, Criminology & Corrections, Economics, English, Geography, Government, History, Inter-

departmental Humanities, Interdepartmental Social Sciences, International Affairs, Mathematics, Modern Languages,

Music, Philosophy, Physics, Psychology, Sociology, and Speech.

D/

This program encompasses fields of study offered by 22 departments.

E/

The disciplines included in this program are English and History.

F/

The disciplines included in this program are: Business Administration, Counselor Education, English, Mathe-

matics, Physical Education, Science, and Social Science.

G/

Sixty-seven disciplines offering the Master's or Intermediate Degree are participating in this program.

The disciplines included in this program are: English, Humanities, Modern Languages, and Social Studies.

I/

The disciplines included in this program are: English, French, Mathematics, Physical Education for Men,

and Speech & Dramatic Art.

J/

The disciplines included in this program are: English, Social Science, and Vocational-Technical Education.


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Footnotes: (cont,d)

K/

The disciplines included in this program are: Art, Biology, Business Education, Chemistry, Communications,

English, History, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Physics, and Psychology.

L/

The disciplines included in this program are: Mathematics, Natural Science, Student Personnel Work, and

Technical and Urban Studies Education.

111The disciplines included in this program are: Accountancy and Data Processing, Anthropology, Art, Art History,

Economics, English, Geography, German and Slavic Languages, History, Home Economics, Mathematics, Medical Dietetics,

Medical Technology; Music, Nursing, Philosophy, Political Science, Romance Languages, Sociology, Speech and

Dramatic Art, and Technical Education.

N/The disciplines included in this program are: Biology, Chemistry, English, History, Mathematics, and Physics.

0/

The disciplines included in this program are: Administration, Chemistry, Communications, Guidance and

Counseling, History, Life Sciences, Mathematics, Physics, Political Science, and Social and Behavioral Science.

P/The disciplines included in this program are: Biology, Business Education, Chemistry, Economics, English,

Germanic Languages, History, Physics, Political Science, Psychology, Romance Languages, Sociology, and Speech and

Theatre.

2/

The disciplines included in this program are: Biology, English, Government, History, Mathematics, and Physics.

R/

The disciplines included in this program are: Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, Environmental

Sciences, Germanic and Slavic Languages, Government and Foreign Affairs, History, Mathematics, Physics, Psychology,

Romance Languages, and Sociology and Anthropology.

S/

The disciplines included in this program are: Biology, Business, Chemistry, Creative Arts (Music),

Education, English, History, Mathematics, Physical Education, Political Science, and Psychology.

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