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1957] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 359
Part- Summer
time Salary
4. C. K. Hunt, Assistant Professor $ I 445
5. Joseph Bachrach, Assistant Professor I 334
6. Samuel Schrage, Assistant Professor 1 312
7. Frances Seabright, Instructor 1 045
8. L. N. Kurs, Instructor I 023
9. R. L. Miller, Instructor */3 682
10. G. I. Sackheim, Instructor 1 112
11. R. E. Johnson, Assistant 889
($13 384)
Social Sciences
1. P. P. Klassen, Associate Professor $ I 623
2. E. A. Lipman, Associate Professor 1 556
3. D. J. Morris, Associate Professor 1 556
4. V. E. Ricks, Associate Professor 1 489
5. S. L. Jones, Assistant Professor */2 700
6. Shirley Bill, Assistant Professor I 245
7. Louis Unfer, Assistant Professor % 830
8. R. E. Corley, Assistant Professor I 156
9. Robert Endleman, Assistant Professor 2 /i 771
10. S. T. Gabis, Assistant Professor I 156
11. A. H. Howard, Assistant Professor 54 77 1
(See Student Counseling Bureau) Yz (38s)
(Total Salary) (i 156)
12. G. A. Rheumer, Assistant Professor i/e 964
($13 8i7)
Physical Education
1. B. W. Montcalm, Instructor $ 956
2. W. G. Versen, Instructor 956
3. G. J. Strnad, Assistant 800
4. Ruth Wawrinecz, Assistant J4 389
($3 101)
Sub-total, Chicago Undergraduate Division $94 266
Unassigned (to be assigned by the Dean of the Undergraduate
Division when enrollments require additional staff) 1 734
Total, Summer Session, Chicago Undergraduate Division.... $96 000
SABBATICAL LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR PROFESSOR MAX FISCH
(3) I recommend that Professor Max Fisch, of the Department of Philosophy
be given sabbatical leave of absence on one-half pay for the second semester of
I 957\S8 and the first semester of 1958-59 (March 1, 1958-February 28, 1959) for
travel and lecturing abroad. He has been invited to be Visiting Professor of
Philosophy at Keio University, Tokyo, Japan, during that period when it will be
celebrating its centennial. The Committee on International Exchange of Persons
of the Conference Board of Associated Research Councils has applied for a
Fulbright grant to enable him to accept this assignment. He is a well-known
scholar and Keio University has requested his services because of his eminence
in American philosophy. This leave will involve no expense to the University.
On motion of Mr. Herrick, this leave was granted.
AWARD OF CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT CERTIFICATES
(4) The Committee on Accountancy recommends that the certificate of Certified
Public Accountant be awarded, under Section 5 of the Accountancy Act of
'943, to the following candidates who have presented evidence that they are
holders of valid and unrevoked Certified Public Accountant certificates obtained
by passing a standard written examination in another state or territory of the
United States and who qualify in all other respects under this provision of the
law.