June 1988 - Docket - UT System

See Page 7 f o r Regen ta l - approval v i a the Finance a n d Audit Committee.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM

ChANCELLOR'S DOCKET NO. 40 36343 May 6, 1988

TO MEMBERS OF THE FINANCE AND AUDIT COMMITTEE:

Mr. William F. Roden, Chairman M r . Sam Barshop Mr. Louis A. Beecherl, Jr.

The Docket for The Univers i ty o f Texas System Administration and the Dockets recommended by t h e Chie f Administrative Officers concerned and prepared by the component institutions I isted below are herewith submitted for r a t i f j c a t i o n or approval, as appropr ia te , a t t h e meeting of the U. T. System Board of Regents on June 9, 1988. The appropriate Executive Vice Chancellors and I concur i n these recommendations.

Institutions

The University o f Texas System Adrnini s t r a t i o n

The Univers i ty o f Texas a t Arlington The U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n

The University o f Texas a t Dallas The University o f Texas a t E l Paso The U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas of the Psmian B a s i n

The U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t San Antonio

The University o f Texas a t Tyler The University o f Texas Southwestern Medical

C e n t e r a t Dallas

The University o f Texas M e d i c a l Branch a t Galveston

The University o f Texas Hea l t h Science Center a t Houston

The University o f Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio

The University o f Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center

The U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas Health Center a t Tyler

Hans M a r k Chancel 1 or

HM: s kh

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A8-1 through AR-70

A-l through A-86

D-1 t h r o u g h D-34 EP-I through EP-51

PB-l through PB-21 SA-1 through $A-30

TA-1 t h r o u g h TA-3g

HD-1 through HO-40

G-I through 6-53

HH-I through HH-47

H S - l through HS-29

CC-1 through CC-35

HT-1 through HT-5

xc: M r . Jack S . Blanton, Chairman o f t h e Board M r . Robert B. Baldwin, LII Mr. Jess Hay Mr. W . A . "Tex" Moncrief, J r , M r . Shannon H. R a t l i f f Mr. Mario Yzaguirre Or, James P. Duncan Dr. Charles B. Mullins

THE UNIVERSlTI OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADKINISTRATION ..

U. T. BOAkD OF REGENTS' MEETING

J U N E 9 , 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Land Matters, i nc l udSng Standard Easements, Sur face Leases, Penni ts and Water Cor~tracts . . . . . . . . . .

Hogg Foundation f o r Men t a 1 Heal t h and I ma Hogg Foundation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Summary o f Operations - Medical and D e n t a l Services, Research and Development Programs/Physician Referral Service . . . . . .

. . . . . . Changes t o t he 1987-88 System-wide Personnel Pay Plan

Amendments t o the 1987-88 System A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Operating Budget ( Including s t a f f appointments, changes o f s t a t u s and t r a n s f e r s of f u n d s w i t h i n e x i s t i n g budget t o t a l s) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. . . . Revisions t o t h e 1988-89 Parking and Traff ic Regulat ions.

Other Fiscal I tems. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Land and Jnvestrnent Report. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

( S e p attachment L & I 1-116)

THE LNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

L U N E 9 , 1988

LAND MATTERS, lNCLU5I NG STANDARD EASEMENTS,

SURFACE LEASES, PERMITS AND WATER CONTRACTS

Easement and Surface Lease Nos. 7111 - 7135, Assignmenr of Lease Hos. 4347, 5647, 5889, 6133, 6528, 6734 8 6821, M a t e r i a l Source P e m i t Nos. 696 - 6 9 7 , h z i g n x e n t o f Flex ib l e Grkz ing t e a s e No. 56, Non-Flexible Graz ing ],ease No. 1184 and Salt Water Disposal Contract XOS. 48D - 49D.--It is recommended by the Chancellor t h a t the following applications f o r easements and surface leases , assignment of leases, material source permits, assignment of f l e x i b l e graz ing leases, non-flexible grazing lease and sa;t water d i s p o s a l cont racts be approved and t h e a p p r ~ p r i a t e f i l i n g f e e s be accepted, A l l have been approved as to con ten t by the appropriate o f f i c i a l s . Payrnent for each has been rece ived unless o t h e m i s e iudicated, and each document is on t h e University's standard fo-rm when a p p l i c a b l e and is at the sta3dard rate e f f s c r i v e Februa ry 1, 1986, tinless otherwise i nd i ca t ed .

Easements and S u r f a c e Leases 3 0 s . 7111 - 7135

Locat ion Distance ?lo . Company Type P e r m i t County (B lcck b) or Area Teriod Cons ide ra t i on

7 1 1 1 L a y ~ v n t. Nutter S u r f a c e Lease Re a ~ a n I 1 200' x 225' 6 1 1/88 $ 400.03* - ( ~ e r e w a l of # 4 7 1 5 ) P i p e Yard approximately 5 / 3 1 / 8 9

7112 Enserch Corporat ion (Renewal of P4674)

Pipe Line Ward Gas

1 7 939.52 rods of 41 1/88 under 12" line 3/31/98

7 1 1 3 Southwest Texas E l e c r r i c Paver Line Reagan & 48 b 49 7 3 4 . 3 6 3 6 r o d s of 4/1/E8 Coop., I n c . D i s t r i b u t i o n Crockett single pole 3 / 3 1 / 9 8 (Rmeual of k 4 6 5 1 & 4711)

71 14 Chevron U . S . A . I n c .

71 15 S h e l l O i l Conpany IKenewal of hab07)

7 1 16 S h e l l O i l Company (Renewal of 44623 )

Pipe Lice Fa r d Warer

16 105.05 rods of z / 1 / 8 8 under 12" l i n e 1/31 /98

Sur f ace Lease Hudspetb K Pump and Micro- wave Station

Surface Lease Hudspet h G Microwave S t a t i o n and Access Road

2.204 acres 7/1/58 approximately 6 / 3 0 / 9 8

1 .435 acres 7 / 1/88 approximately 6 130/98

W *Reneuahle from year to year, but r i o t t o exceed a t o t a l of ren yezrs . Negotiated by- t h e Pkinager uf Urtiversity Lands - S u r f a c e I n t e r e s t s . Q;

Location DistanceNo. Company Type Permit County (Block if) or Area Period Consid~r<!tion

7117 Raphael L. Duesing Surface Lease Reagan 11 200' x 200' 1,/1/88 S 600.00*

(Renewal of #4606) Storage Site approximately 3/31/89

7118 Globe \.Jell Sf'Tvice. Inc. Surface Lease Reagan 11 400' x 200' 6/1 /88 1,200.00*

(Renewal of #4624) Truck Yard approximately 5/31/89

7119 £1 Paso Natural Gas Com?any Pipe Line Hudspeth F. E. D, 6,766.885 rods of 6/1/88 67,668.85(Renewal of #4566) Gas J & H 30 H line 5/3L/98

7120 J. Cleo Thompson & Pipe Line Crockett 32 73.39 rod s of 3/1/88 400.00Jaaes Cleo Thompson, Jr. Gas under I2l! line 2/28/98 (Min.)

7121 J. Cleo ThoTr.pRon & Pipe Line Crockett 33 7.35 rods of 3/1/88 400.00James Cleo Thompson, Jr. Gas under 12 11 line 2/28/98 (Min. )

llZ2 Phillips 66 N!'I.tuTal Gas Company Pipe Line Andrews 11 & 4 233.30 rods of 3/1/88 1,049.85

n (Rene""al of N620) Gas under J2" line 2/28/98I

U"o7123 Atlantic RichfieJd Comrany Surface Lease Crane 31 6.80 acres 3/15/88 .~, 080. 00

Expansion of apprOXimately 3/t4/98Blk. 31 Facilities

7124 The Permian Corporation Surface Lease Upton 3 200' x 200' 5/:/88 4,000.00(Renewal of III, 58C') Tank Storage apprOXimately 4/30/98

Station

7125 The Permian Corporation Surface Lease Reagan 2 200' x 200' 5/1/88 4,OOD.00(Renewal of ffi4S8l) Truck Station approximately 4/30/98

Site

7126 Texas ltilit;ps F.lectric Co"mpany Power Line Andrews 4, 5 & 6 951.39 rods of 4/1/88 32,972.25(Rene\Oial of 1/4596) Distribution & oingle pole & 3/31/98

TransrJiss ion 6,328.06 rods ofH-Ft:arr..e

CoJ7127 Texas Utilities Electric Company Power Line Andrews 5, 6. 8, q 721.16 rods of 4/1/88 1,009.62 ~~ ,

(Rcne~al of //4597) Distribution 10, 13[. 14 single pDle 3j31/ge, ~

'-l*Rt2newabl€ frou. year to year, but not to exceed a total of ten years. Negotiated by the Manager of University Lands - Surface Interests.

71211

7l2:i

7130

7131

71.12

7l:i3

7lJ4

7135

CompanyChevron U.S.A. Inc.

Oasis Pipe Line Company(Renewol of #4691)

Oasis Pipe Line Company(Renewal of #4664)

Valero Transmission, L.P.(Renewal of #459 4 )

Navajo Pipeline Company(Renewal of #4711 Partial)

Ozona Salt Water Disposal(Renewal of #4662)

Pool Company(Renewal of #4666)

~atural Gas Pipeline Companyof America(Renewal of #4567)

Type PermitPipe LineGas

Pipe LineGas

Pipe LineGas

Pipe LineGas

Pipe LinePruduct.s

Pipe LineWater

Su rface 1,easeTank PatterySite

Pi?e LineGas

County\iard

Hinkler

Ward

Terrell

Iludspeth& Winkler

Crockett

Crockett

\.,Tard &Winkler

Location(Bloc.k II)

17 & 18

21

17

35

G, H, J,K, L & 21

31

31

17. 18 <'<

21

Distanceor Area

375.82 rods ofunder L2" line

200.72 rods ofunder 12 11 line

646.85 rod s ofunder 1211 line

786.42 rods of30 11 line

11,397 rods ofunder 12" line

291. 52 rods ofunrler 12" line

200' X 150'approximately

5,865.00 rods of30" line

Period3/1/882/28/98

8/1IRB7/31/98

7/1/886/30/98

7/1/886/30/98

7/1/886/30/98

6/1/885/31/98

6/1/885/31/98

5/1/884(30/98

Consideration$ 1,879.10'

903.24

?,910.83

7,864.20

51,286.50

1,311.84

4,000.00

58.h.'iO,OO

AssignQent of Leases Nos. 4347, 5647. 5889, 6133, 6528, 6734 & 6821

Ko.4347

AssignoreRe Western Wireline, Inc.

Aosignefl1'edge CRG, Inc.

Type PermitSurface Lease

County Consideration$ 400.00

5647

5FB9

Citation Oil & Gas Corp.

BliP Petroleum Company Inc.(su~cessor to Monsanto Oil Co.)

South Timbers Limited Pa.r-tnership. Pipe Li.neWest Timbers Limited Partnership andCros~ Ti~bers Partners

Bledsoe Petro Corporation Pipe Line

Andre'i.;rs

Martin

40C.OO

c..Ja"i

400.UO ..~

No. Assignor Assignee Type Permit County Cons idera t'ion613 J C r-UWIl Central Pipe Line C<l. Koch Gathering Systems Pipe Line Ward & 400.00

Winkler

652~ Crown Central Pipe Line Co. Koch Gdthering Systen:s Pipe Line Ward $ 400.00

6734 Crown Central Pipe Line Cll. Koch Gathering Systems Pipe Line Ward 1,00.00

6821 Crown Central Pipe Line Co. Koch Gatrlering Systems Pipe Line Ward 400.00

Grazing & Hunting

nI

'-J

No.696

697

No.56

Material Source Permit Nos. 696 - 697

Grantee~&P Construction Company

All American Pi?e Line Conpany

Assignment of Flexible Crazing Lease No. 56

AssignorRoy Neal McKeczie

Non-Flexihle Grazing Lease No. 1184

CountyCrane

Winkler

AssigneeMargaret & Ernest Woodward

Location(Block fi)

30

21

Type Permit:

Quantity626 cubic yards ofcaliche

8.327 cubic yards ofpad dirt

CountyPecos

Considertitian$ 563.40

7.494.30

Cons iderat ion$ 32,000.00

Tte fol1o~in£ grazing lease is for a five-ysnr term at indicatedLnc8tion

rental shown.

No.U8:'

LesseeTho:nas E. Bass(Renewal of #1179)

CountyCooke

BlockSubdivision 2,SectIon 8,League 76

Acreage86.50

Period1/1/8812/31/92

RentalPer Acre

$4.86

Ar,uualRer,t<ll

$ 420.39

nIro

Sal t \\Tater Disposal Contracts Nos. 48D - 49DLocation Distance

N'l. Company Type Pernlt County (ll] ock 1.') or Area Period CDusideration48D BTA Oil Producere 810m Ward 16 L acre 6/1/88 $2,500.0n*

(Renewal of #5863) 5/31/89

49D Pool Company SWD Crockett 31 1 acre 6/1/88 5.000.00*(Renewal of #5882) 5/31/89

*~enewable from year to year, but not to exceed ~ total of fiv~ y~ars. Ncgoti~t€d by the Manager of University Lands - Oil, Gas and MineralInterests.

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THE UNIVERSI1Y Of TEXAS S'(STEN AOMINISTRATION

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MF£TING

JUNE 9, 1988

HOGG FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH

AND IMA HOGG FOUNDATION

Allocations were made from the Hogg Foundation for Mental Health and Irna HoggFoundation to the following institutions and agencies:

1. AIDS Foundation Houston, Inc.

Mental Health and Counseling Services for Persons with AIDS - $6~250

BuSEd Gn E::vidence pt'cvided that the funds necessary to satisfy aprevicusly c.~prov~d chollf'f1ge grant havE.- beerl raised, the ExecutiveCommittee of the Hogg Foundation requests a grant for the period June 1,1988 to November 30, 1988. The program is designed to provide mentalhealth services to rersons with AIDS and their supporters and to developpsychological suppert and mental health training programs for volurlteersat the AJDS Foundation. Brown McDonald, Executive Director~ will beresponsible for administration of the Droject.

2. Austin Groups for the Elderly

Integration of Multiple Services for the Elderly - $20,000

The Hogg Foundation is recommending for approval a third and final grantfor the period April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989. In the short timesince its beginning~ AGE has become a model project for the provision ofmultiple service~ in a cost-effective setting. Other social servicesproviders are being referred to the AGE program as an example ofcommunity involvement and interagency cooperation. Mr. Willie Kocurek,Vice-President, wlll be r"e:>ponsible for the administration of the grant.

3. DePelchin Chi1dren's Center

Commun i ty -Ba sed Group Home Prog ram - $85, 000

The Ima Hogg Foundation is recommending for approva 1 <l fi rst-year grantfor the period April 1, 1988 to March 31, 1989. This grant will be usedto implement a group home for emotionally-disturbed youngsters. This newservice provides another link in the contjnuum of care which is availableto children in the Houston area. The group home will smooth tnetransi:ion between intensive residential care and the home environment.Cr. Rebert E. Barker, Executiv~ Director, will be responsible foradministering the program.

4. El Paso Senior Opportunities and Services

Proyecto Saragosa REAL (Regional Education Advocacy andLeadership) - $14,520

The Hogg Foundation Executive Comrnitte~ recommends for approval aten-month grant for the period March 1. 1988 to December 31. 1988. Thesefunds will be used to replicate the organization's highly successfulleader~hip training program for the elderly in Saragosa, Texas. Workingwith 10cal agencies in Reeves County, they will identify and train up to30 elderly individuals in the Saragosa area. The training will focus onintervention techniques and the utilization of available state andcommunity resources. The coordination and dissemination of information.referral, networking and follow-up is designed to lead to the creation of~lore accessible health und mental health se-rvicps in the area. It willalso serve to activate a latent reSOUrce in the community - the elderly.Mrs. Amelia M. Castillo, Executive Director, wi11 serve as projectctdllii n i stra tor.

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5. Hayes County Po.rents of Special Cl1ildren, Inc.

Family Learning Vacation With Young Disabled Children - $3,000

The Hogg Foundation Executive Committee is l'ecommending for c.pproval d

one-time grant for the period of April 1 to April 30, 1988. The funds will beused to bring together, in an outdoor camping setting, disabled children andtheir families as a means of providing support possibilities for both groups.Such an activity will. it is felt, help families overcome their feelings ofisolation and learn new skills for interacting with their "special" member innormal ways. The camp experience will be used as model for other groups, andfindings will be disseminated through Early Childhood Intervention parentnetwork. Dr. Libby Doggett; Project Director, will administer the project.

6. League of Women Vot~rs of Texas Education Fund (LWVTEF)

Survey of Community Support Services - $17,552

The Executive COlmnittee of the Hogg Foundation recommends for approval agrant for the period April 1 to December 31, 1988. l~VTEF is conducting atwo-year study of the mental health system in the state Of Texas. As part ofthis study~ the LWVTEF is seeking Hogg Foundation support tc underwrite aproject of six to eight months to survey local perceptions of communitysupport systems for the mentally ill in the fo~r quadrants of the state.Using the nominal group process, this survey will attempt to ascertain theperceptions, beliefs, and attitudes that consumers and community leaders holdabout: (1) the quality and quantity of local community-hosed services topeople with mental illness in the 34 areas served by local community mentalhealth centers, (2) the gaps in services at the local level, and (3) theacceptance of community-based servic~s for people with long-term mentalillness. Ms. Diane B. Sheridan will be responsible for the administration ofthe project.

7. Mental Health Association in Texas

Self-Advocacy Training Program - $10,OCO

The Hogg Foundation Executive Committee recommends for approval a secondgrant for the period May 1, 1988 through August 31, 1988. These funds willbe used to modify and extend the consumer advocacy training programpreviously funded by the Foundation. The Association has fulfilled the :ermsand activities associated with their previous grant from the Foundation andalso implemented two gatherings of consumers to begin the process ofarticulating their concerns and enable their networking with one another.The funds requested will cover ~xpenses related to the follow-up of thetwo statewide causes and an expansion of training activities. Mrs.Stella C. Mullins, Executive Director, will be responsible for administeringthe funds.

8. PACT, Inc.

Community SKIP Program - $13,234

The Hogg Foundation is recommending for approval a one-year grant for theperiod May 1, 1988 to April 30, 1989. These funds will be used to beginimplementation of the SKIP (Support for Kids of Incarcerated Parents) Programmodel in.community centers within the Fort Worth area. The SKIP Program hasbeen a hlghly successful and much copied program for the children ofincarcerated parents. The presence of the SKIP Program within the FederalCorr~ctional Institution has significantly changed the quality ofparent-child interaction for those parents housed in that facility. Thisnew program thrust wi 11 offer support to those children· in the communitswho~e pa~ents are in other facilities and will in effect bring the program totheTf nelghborhood. Ms. Debra Key, Executive Director~ will be responsiblefor the adrr.inistration of the grant.

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9. Texas Task Force on Fermanency Planni~g

Replication of Court Appointed Specidl Advocate Program inSmall Texas Communities - $27,855

The Hogg Foundation is recommending for approval an initial grant for thefirst-year period of May 1, 1988 to April 30. 1989. These funds will beused to support the administrative costs in the start up of at leasteight Court Appointed Special Advocate programs in the state of Texas.While the CASA program has been an outstanding provider of children'sservices in Dallas. Houston, San Antonio, and Austin, children in smallertowns have not had access to their valuable work. Thus, the Task Force isespecially targeting rural areas and smaller communities that do not havethe local resources necessary to start up CASA progran"s without oiJtsidehelp. Debbie Mertz, Administrator, will be responsible for theadministration of the grant.

10. Texas Tech University, Department of Psychology

Battered Wives, Battering Husbands, and the Martial Relationship - $21,122

The Hogg foundation recommends for approval a third and final grant forthe period March I, 1988 to February 28, 1989. These funds will be usedto continue research on the problem of family violence and to develop amore comprehensive treatment program to serve more than IOC individuals,including children. Dr. Kim K. Faulkner, Assistant Professor, will beresponsible for the administration of the grant.

11. U. T. Austin - Department Of Home ECDnomics

Basic Processes of Parent-Child Conflict - $22,959

The Hogg foundation is recommending for approval a or.e-time grant for theperiod June I, 1988 to August 31. 1989. These funds will be used tosupport research on the process of parent-child conflict. This study willbe the first to move this area of research outside the laboratory andactually monitor parent-child interactions within the home setting.Specifically, our funds will be used to support graduate researchassistance, computer expenses. and supplies related to the project. Dr.Ted Oix, Assistant Professor. will be responsible for the administration ofthe grant. RBG 079

12. U. T. Austin - Department of Curriculum and Instruction

Emancipatory Research on Adult Children of Alcoholics in the Workplace $5,046

The Executive Committee of the Hogg Foundation recommends for approval aone-time grant for the period April 1 to October 31, 1988. The stUdy hastwo aims: (1) to generate data from a small sample of professionals whohave been identified as adult children of alcoholics in order to ascertainspecific aspects of their functioning in the workplace. and (2) to

-- document an emancipatory learning process which empowers participants tochange their own practice and contributes to emancipatory theorybuilding. Dr. Karen Watkins is responsible for the administration of theproject. RBe 081

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13. U. T. Austin - Department of Educational Psychology

Factor~ that Mediate Healthy Adjustment to Intrafamilial Sexual Abuse $8,999

The Executive Committee of the H09£ Foundation recommends for approval asecond six-month grant for the period March 1 to August 31~ 1988. Theproposed research project wi 11 attempt to determine the variables thatdifferentiate children who have been s~xual1y abused by a family memberand adjust emotionally, socially and behaviorally from those who do not;the process of recovery from thA abuse over a one-year period; and thepattern of use of intervention services in Travis County by families wereintrafamilial sexual abuse has occurred. The research project is designedto cover a three-year period. Dr. Deborah Tharinger, Assistant Professor,will be the principal investigator and will be responsible foradministration of th€' project. RBC D64

14. U. T. Austin - LBJ School of Public Affairs

Policy Research Project on Financing Care for the Chronically MentallyIII in Texas - $8,732

The Hogg Foundation Executive Committee recommends approval for Phase Ifunding for the period March l~ through August 31, 1988. These funds willbe used to support a policy research project. David Warner. Professor ofPublic Affairs, and his students will gather data concerning exis~ing

arrangements and the cost and benefits of alternative methods of financeand delivery of mental health services in Texas. The research willcontribute significantly to two of the foundation's major programs overthe next biennium: work being done by the statewide Commission onCommunity Care of the t':entally 1\1 and background information fordelegates (including all Co~mission members) to our Sixth Rebert LeeSutheriand Seminar. Phase I will involve the acquisition of backgroundmaterials, becoming familiar with the issues. and organizing the seminar.Dr. David Warner wi 11 serve as project di rectol". RBC 062

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS I MEETING

JUNE 9. 1988

SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS

MEDICAL ANU DENTAL SERVICES, RCSEAnCH AND

DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMS/PHYSICIANS

REFERRAl SERVI CE

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SUT~ary of OperationsMecical Services. Research and Development Programs/Physicians Referrdl S~rvice

For the Qllart.er Endinq February 29, 1938

UTMDUTSWMC - U111D- UTiISC- UTHSC- Anderson UT Health

Ca 11 as Galveston Houston San Antcnio Cancer Ctr. Center- Tyler__ R ________ ----------- --.----.--- ----------- -----._-.-- --.--------

I r,come

Medicare S 2.748.620 S 2.543,200 $ 3,017.324 $ 1, 506.547 $ 2,477,450 $ 898,416~1edicair. 1,793,227 1,472,528 2,222,450 1,429,401 149,189 79,730COtr,Terc; Co. 1 Ir",su .... a:lce 9.134.309 5.'08.320 13,130,667 3,022,241 12,976,761 705,782Othe" Stlte end Federal 332.581 323,482 87,519 739,835 56,170 0Pdid by Pi.ltients 2,377,546 1,n2,133 2,557,370 1,018,331 3,110,'80 1l1,595flfflliated >stitutions 1,529,815 0 1,709,939 998,295 0 0Interest Income 0 267,319 457,974 548,505 232,145 102,587

~ Fndo~{ment Income 0 0 0 0 483,785 0,~ Other I ncorne 3,243.769 1,593.847 1,061,537 705,425 1,280 1,758.p,

hew Programs 0 0 0 13,558 0Contractual 0 1,147,065 0 0

-----------" ------------ ------- ------~----" -------- ------------lota 1 I i '~OIllI2 $ 21,J59,972 $ 14.347,895 $ 24,244,780 $ 9.982,248 , 19.487,560 $ 1,899,976

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The University of lexas ~ystem

Sum~ary of OoerationsMedical Services, Research and Deve1op~ent Progra~5/Physicians Referral Service

for the Quarter Ending February 29, :988

UTMDUTSWMC - UTt48 - U1HSC- UTHSC- Anderson VT HealthDallas Galveston Houston San Antonio Cancer Ctr. Center-iyler

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Expend i tures

Augmentation $ 2,736,175 $ 3,056,600 $ 3,670,851 $ I ,733,9,5 $ 7,178,470 0FaclJl ty Sal aries 1,371,761 2,567,828 1,388,438 123,840 0 525,794Fringe Senefi ts 5,433,794 3.897~500 4.891,809 3,591,980 4,270,337 485,998Educat ~on and Research Support 5,636,189 2,751,700 7,071,079 1,906,348 1,141,420 76,858Institutio'lal Development 1,673,470 595,615 852,034 348,374 105,198 115,108i11,og and Collections IJ94,091 1,370,411 1,642,663 1,343,806 1,712,5BI 136,479

n Patient Care 1,952,577 981,021 2,040,284 310,587 1,932,617 297.636,Proressional- liability InsuranJ:e : .465,958 994,018 594,174 908,012 445,949 92,279

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Nel'i' Progra!l";s 30,918 377,395 i,59B,709 0 7,000 0Allocation for Capltal Projects 3,000,000 0 0 0 0 0

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Total Expenditures $ 25,095,034 $ 16,692,088 $ 23,750,041 $ 10,266,942 $ 16,893,672 $ 1,830,151============ ========="'== ===========" :========"'== ==:::;==::====== ======='''''=='''==

Summary of Operations Ned i cal Serv ices , Research and Devel opment Programs/Referral S e r v i c e

For the Q u a r t e r Ending February 29, 1980

UTMD UTSWMC - UTMR - U JHSC - UTHSC- Anderson UT Heal th Dall as Gal veston Houston San Antonio Cancer C t r . Center-Tyler

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Balance, September 1, 1987

I ncorre

T o t a l Funds Avai l a b l e

Less : Expenditures

o Adjustment for Pri or Year B a l ances 1 t-'

Balance, February 29, 1988

The University o f Texas System Summary o f Operations

Dental Services, Research and Devel opment Programs F o r the S i x Months Ending February 29, 1988

UTHSC - San Antonio

Dental - _ _ _ _ - - - < - - -

Balance, September 1, 1987

Income

Total Funds A v a i 1 abl e

Less: Expenditures

Balance, February 29, 1988

The University of Texas System Summary o f Operat i ons

Dental Serv i ces , Research and Devel opment Programs For the Quarter Ending February 29, 1988

UTHSC - San Antonio

Dental

Income

Medicare Medicaid Commeri cal Insurance Other State and Federal Paid By Patients A f f i l i a t e d In s t i t u t i ons In t e r e s t Income Other Income New Programs

T o t a l Incame

Expenditures

Facul t y Augn~entat ion Fr inge Benef i ts Education and Research Support Institutional Development B i l l i n g and Collections P a t i e n t Care Professional L i a b i l i t y Insurance New Programs

T o t a l Expenditures

T H E Ut4IVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSEM ADMINISTRATION

U, T . 6OARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

SY S [EM-W ID€ PERSONNEL PAY PLAN RECOMMENDAT IOh

ADJUSTMENTS TO THE 1987-88 SY STEM-MIDE PERSONNEL PAY PLAN - R a t i f i c a t i o n i s requested for the foliowing adjustments t o t he 1987-88 System-wide Personnel Pay Plan:

ADD I T IONS

Code - T i t l e

6345 Pol i ce Communi c a t i ons Operator

ode T i t l e -

System-wide Annual Salary Range

ADJUSTMENTS IN SALARY RANGE

Annual Salary Range

From - To -

240 Recreational T h e r a p i s t I I I 23,400 - 29.580 23,400 - 39,972 { H C P C addition wi th institutional range o f 25,020 - 39,972)

-242 Recrea t i ona 1 T herap i st 1 17,892 - 22,620 15,696 - 25,020 (HCPC add i t i on w i t h institutional range o f 15,696 - 25,020)

The above re ferenced ad jus t rne~ i ts reflect those actiot-rs necessary t o es tab l i s h or ma i n - t a i n internal and externa; equity and/or accura te ly def ine and c lass i fy jobs . Salary ranges are suppor ted by compensation data for t h e area concerned. These adjustnlents have been i n i ti ated by the various component i n s t i t u t i o n s , approp r ia te l y reviewed, and have received t h e a p p r o v a l o f the Of f i ce o f the Chancellor.

THE UhIVtKSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM AGMINISTRATION

U. T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

AMEN3MENTS TO THE 1987-88 OFERATING GUDGET

The term "rate" i s t h e full-time twelve-month ra te , t h e appointee r e c e i v i n g a proportionate amount depend ing upon the f r a c t i o n of time for which he i s a p p o i n t e d and the pe r iod of his appointment. Source o f funds for payment o f sa l a r i e s , unless otherwise shown, i s the departmental salaries account.

Salary E f f ec t i ve % F--

Iteni, Department, T i t l e , Name Date T i m e - Kos. Rate - RBC

APPOINTMENTS

AVA1LABI.E UNIVERSITY FUND O f f i c e o f General Counsel

A s s i s t a n t t o the Vice Chancellor and General Counsel 1. A t e l i a Clarkson

REVOLVING FUNDS O f f i c e o f Facilities Planning and

Cons t ruc t i on Engineer

2. George F, Brown

O f f i c e o f Facil i t i e s P l a n n i n g and Construction - Sematech

S e n i ~ r Cons t ruc t i vn Inspector 3. George Abikhaled

Full-time Salary

E f f e c t i v e % NO. I tem, Department, Ti t l e , Name Date -- Time Mos. Rate

CHANGES O f STATUS

S Y S T E M A D M l PiISTRATION Of FICES U. T , System Police

4. Laurence E. Coutorie

From: Inspector

TD: Inspector

5. John T. Settebo

From: Inspector 100 12 29,600

To : Inspector 4/1/88 100 12 31,600

AVAILABLE UNIVERSITY FUND Board for Lease o f University Lands

and University Lands Accounting

6. Lanvil L. Gilbert

From: Mineral C ~ n t r a c t Specialist 100 12 33,880

T o : T i t l e Attorney, Board for Lease 4/1/88 100 12 44,800

7, Juliet U. King

From: A s s i s t a n t Secretary, Board f o r Lease and Assistant Mineral Cont rac t Specialist 100 12 34,500

To: A s s i s t a n t Secretary, Board far Lease 4/1/88 100 12 40,500

Of f i ce o f General Counsel 8. Dudley R . Dobie, Jr.

From: Attorney 100 1 2 58,500

To: A t to rney 4/1/88 100 12 61,000

9. Joe Garza

From: Attorney

To: Attorney

RBC

Full-time Sa la ry

-- - E f f e c t i ve 7 ho.

I terrr , Department , T i t 1 e, Name Date T i m e Mos. - - - Pate - RBC - CHANGES OF STATUS

AVAILABLE UNIVERSITY FUND (Continued) O f f ice o f General Counsel (Continued)

10. Michael H. Corley

From: Attorney 100 12 $45,000

To: Attorney 4/1/88 100 12 47,000

11. Max J . Werkenthin

From: Attorney

To: Attorney

REVOLVZ N G FUADS O f f i c e o f Faci 1 l t i e s Planning and

Construct ion 12. Kenneth t. Newman

From: Mechdnica? Engineer

To: Mechanics l Engineer

13. Mark F. Morris

From: Construction Inspector

To: Sernatech - C o n s t r u c t i o n Inspector

MSRDP Ma1 p r a c t i ce Insurance Fund 14. Douglas J . Glasscock

From: Attorney

To: Attorney

15. W i 11 i a m H. Kuykendal l

From: At torney

To: At torney

F u l l - t i m e Sa 1 ary

E f f e c t i v e % N O . Item, Department, T i t l e , Name D a t e -- Time Mos. Rate - RBC

RESIGNATIONS

SYSTEM ADMINISTRATION OFFICES Executive Vice Chancellor for H e a l t h A f f a i rs

Resource Spec ia7 is t 16. Melissa A. Pro11

REVOLVING FUNDS O f f i c e o f Faci 1 i t i e s , Planning and Construction Achi t e c t and Planning A d v i sor 17. Kirby L. Vahle

TRANSFER OF FUNDS

PLANT FUNDS 18. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $135,000

From: Unallocated Proceeds from Sale o f Permanent Uni ve rs i ty Fund Bonds

To: Permanent U n i v e r s i t y Fund Refunding Bonds, Series 1988 - Miscellaneous Costs

To provide funds for c o s t s o f issuing bonds.



JUKE 9 , 1988

REVISICNS TO T H E 1988-89

P A R K I N G AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

THE uNrvE8sITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM PARKIX AND TRM?!?IC FFGUUTIONS

1988- 1989

1. PERMITS R E Q U L W mR ACCESS .rlND ~~~G

Only vehicles conspicuously displaying proper University of Texas Systen prrrifs may enter or park on the property Monday rhough Friday fran 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.

2. DISPLAY OF PEHUTS

Parking p&ts must be properly displz'ljecl on a vehicle(s1 as descrrbed in S e t i o n VI.

Permits sha l l be retuned when association w i t h The Uni l~ers i ty of Texas Sys t.m is terminat&; when a r ~ p l a c m t permit has h e n i s s u d to take the place of a previously i s s u d permit; or upon expiration or revmat ion.

0 a-inc jjp and -1s t r a t i v e Officers A R 3 I Rnployw s

11 ETploy=s AREA III Employees VTSrrOR

A. Cwrrpact cars (vehicles 14-1/2 feet or less in length) must park in spaces designated " C m p i c t Only" when such spces a - e available.

B. Full-size cars (vehicles 17-1/2 feet or greater in lenqth) must park in spaces desirjridtd "Full-Sizc Only" when such spaces are available.

C. "Reserved" spaces are r c s t r i c td to authorized P ~ h c i p a l and Admhistrative O f f icel-s, as defined in the Mes and -- ~ l a t i o n s - of the E o x d of Regmts.

D. C-1 parking prmits are available for two or m ~ - e mployees. AL1 n - m b x s of the c-1 must b present when r q e s t i n g carpool pzk ing privileges (see Section VP, for rules and rqula t ions regardir~g carpoclls) .

E. V i s i t o r s who coduct important business w i t h andlor who r d r an important service to the System Administration may obtain a visitor parking p m i t frm the Guard on duty in the Kiosk. The Guard will designate where visitors are to p I k .

Pcdss iun to u t i l j . z e the loading zone parking areas n u s t be obtained frm t-hc G U H ~ on duty in the Kicsk and is r s t r i c t d to only those vehicles which are loaLlirq cr unloading.

7. PARKING PROPERLY

Vehicles must p x k wholly wi th in the ma-ked hxmdaries of the p r k i n g space at all times.

Failure to abide by W.ese r-ations may bc the basis for citation, loss of parking privileges, and/or d i s c i p l h ~ a r y action against employees. (Section Vl . Upon notice, violators may be s u b j ~ t to i rqp~~%uten t of their vehicle ( s ) perding p y m e n t of overdue charges (Section VIII) . Vehicles may also be lmpourded for spxific W u n d violations. (Section a I I ) .

9 . APPEAL OF CITATION

Appeal of a System Ahimstration parking citation must be made w i f 3 u - 1 fifteen (15) working days to the Park ing and Traffic Camittee as detail& in Section VfII.

Pursuant to Texas auca t ion - C d e Sections 51.201 et sq., 54.005, and 65.01 et seq., The Emrd of Regents of The Universiw ot Texas %stem authorizes the following Parkhg and Traffic Regulations. The civil a d criminal laws of the United States, the State of Texas and the Parking and Traffic REguletions of The University of Texas S y s t m are hereby dxlared to be in f u l l force a rd effect on the property of the The University of Texas System Administration.

The Systm A h h i s t r a t i o n , acting throuqh the Director of Police, is -red to enforce a l l of these laws ami regulations.

The opra t ion of a motor vehicle or bicycle on Systan Ahinistration property i s a PRIVILEGE anted by the A m s w a t i o n and is not an inherat r ight of any q l o y e e . .911 enpluyees who have motor VE- hicles in their possession or control for use, operation or parking on System A&inistration property must purchase and procure a parking permit £ran the System Persnnnel Office.

The System -stration is not responsible for Eire, theft, damage to, or loss of vehicle p a r k 4 or operate3 on Systan Administration property. No baiLnent is created 1)y granting of any parking or oprat ing privileges r q a r d i n g a vehicle on any property med, L e a s e d or otherwise controlled by System Amnir~istratmn.

The achuxstration and enforcemenk nf the regulations contain& in tkis booklet are as follcws:

me Parking and Traffic C o r n n i t t e e is a four-mmber panel cmpsed of the S y s t m Personnel Director, the Executive Director of Finance & Xiministration, the Director of Police, or their clesignees, and a representative of the Office of General Counsel. This Cami t tee will be respnslble for assuring these Parking and Traffic -1atio.w a-e kept current and will approve any future a r n e n h n t s . This Cornnittee will also assure a propar appals procedure is in force arad answer all official inquiries rerat& to these regulations.

The Ccmr~tte will, at six m n t h intervals, supervise the s e l e d i o n of not less t h a r i five (5) nor more than seven ( 7 ) persons to ccmpse an Appeals Panel. This Panel will k cbhosen frun System W s t r a - tion m p l o y ~ s at randm urder the qui6ance of the Parking and Traffic Ccxlmittee. Membership w i l l Le voluntary on t h e p a r t of the Panel. It will b the function of this Panel to review any employee appeals of these r q u l a t i o n s or their enforcer~qt t h e r - ~ ~ n a d renclex a non-biased decision.

me 3jstcm Personnel Off ice will collcct all permit fees a d m k i n g e n f o r c m t f e s m d dispense =y p m r a t d fees pu;l-suant tu thcsc r q u l a t i o n s .

The Office of the Dirwmr of Police will enforce these recjulntions, ut i l izing the System Guard Force. The Systm Personnel Office will mintain control of al l w k i n g pcrrnits and parking assignrents and d i s t r i b u t e p a n i t s to employees who have paid the prescrikd fees, '=he Office of the D i r e c t o r of Police shall have the r e s p n s i b i l i t y a r d the legal authority for the e n f o r c m t of thc Parking and Traffic R l a t i o n s listed i z ~ thas b k l e i . The System Guard Force may issue citations for violations listcd i n these r m a t i o n s . On spc ia l occasions and fsnergencies, such parking limitations my k bqmsd by the Director of Polim or the Director's design= as are required by the conditions which prevail. '&en codi t ions w a r r a n t such action, the Director or the Direutor's desiqne.my waive p r k i n y limitations.

The System Administration reserves the r igh t to =force park- a d traffic r q u l a t i o n s :

1. through the issuance of citations and the collection of ailministrative enforcement charges for offenses;

2. through the urpurdment of vehicles interfering w i t h the mvement of vehicular or pedestrian traffic or blockirrg a sidewalk, rap, Loading dock, crosswalk, entrance, exit, fire lane or aisle and through the impaundrent of vehicles for unpaid charqes a f t e r prowr notice as providd by these regulations;

3 . by the suspension or revmation of permits;

4 . by requiring either the vehicle m r or the -son vho has purchased the parking permit to appear in a hearing for non-payment of outstaxling charges;

5. by disciplinary action against any mployee vho fails to abide by these regulations;

6. by denying ~ ~ r k i n g permits to those w i t h overdue charges; d

7 . by such other mthorIs as are m n l y employed bj c i t y cpverments or state agencies in control of traffic r q ~ l a - t i o n enforcement.

Proof of the fact t h a t any parking or traffic control device, sign, parking mter, signal or m k i n g was actually in place at any lace t i o n on t!!e property uf the System W s t r a t i o n s h a l l constitute p r i m facie evidence that the same is off ic ia l a d w a s i n s t a l l e d under the authority of applicable l a w and these regulations.

When any prson is charged w i t h having stopped h'rpropel-ly, park& and left standing a mtcr vehicle on the property of the System -istration in violation of m y provision of t3e Parking a n d Traffic R q ~ l a t i o n s of The University af T e x a s S y s m ~ i s t r a t i c n , prcmf ~ h a k s a i d vehicle was, at the date of the offense, bearing a valid S y s t m Administration parking permit shall constitute psire facic evidence that said cehiclc was then and there s t o e , yarked and left s-ing by the holder of the parking e t . Hmver, if the vehicle does not bear a valid Systan Administration parking permit, 7rwE t h a t said vehicle a t the date of the offense alleged, w a s mid by an inriiviciual i s prima facie prmf that said vehicle was then md there stopp~'1, p r k e d and left s t ~ r d i m g @ s a i d irdividual.

nit: System Ahdnistratior! a s s m s nn r e s p n s i b i l i t y for any vehicle or any duty to protect ar~y vehicle 01 its contents at any time the vehicle is owrated or w k e d on the property.

The S y s t a khnnistraticz may d m an mattend& motor vehicle, including a motorcycle, mtor scmter , moped or bicycle w - k d or! the S y s t a i W l i s c l - a tian p r o p r t y for more than forty+ igh t (48) hours to k dandon€d and m y dispose of such vehicle as provided hy l a w .

The follwing defined t c m are in addition to the defini t ions and tams of the Texas Motor Vehicle Laws which shall apply on S y s M Mninistration prop&y to the extent they are not in conflict w i t h these regulations.

Tfie University of Texas Systm Mninistrat ion at A u s t i n , T e x d s .

A l l of the property, buildings, structures, parking lots, a d thor- oughfares under the control of the System Adminis~at ion .

The D i r e c t o r of Police of The Uriiversity nf TPXJS System.

The System A&nidstration G u a r d Force acting directly or through duly authorized University of Texas System police officers and wards.

Every =son who drives, operates or is in actual physical control of a vehicle.

Includes autc~nobiles, buses, trucks, mtmrcycles, mtor s c m t a s , mtorbAes, m@s, and bicycles.

SYSTEM P m OFFICE

The Systcm Administration office designatd to i s sue permits ard collect fees and fines.

A person wt-to is not an employee or officer of the System Adminis- tration a . who conducts Wrtant business w i t h x ~ V o r who prforms an hprtant service to Systm Mmmistrat ion.

mery person who is a p l o y d at least twenty (20) hours a weelc for a period of at lcast four and one-half (4-1/21 mnths by the System ~ n i s t r a t i u r ~ .

Parking mts issued by the System Personnel Office to be clearly visibie and hang- f rm the interior rearview mirror on mtor v ~ h i c Les .

SJXTION IV GElEIW, TRAFFIC RErXiZP-TIGNS

1. The pu,rpose of these rqulations is to provide for the safety and welfare of a~rplgrees and vis i tors and to provide for the conkrol of traffic ad parking.

2. If any p w t of thesc Parking and 'l'raf fic R l a t i u n s is hcld to k invalid, such invalidity s h a l l not affect other provisions mich can k giver1 effect without the k ~ a l i d provision, md to

this end the provisions of these regulations are declared to k severable. -

3 . The provisions of these regulations shall be d a t i v e of all other laws.

4 . On s~ i a 1 mcas ions ard i n m g e n c ies , the Director of Pol ice may impose tempor-ary park- and t r a f f i c control restrichons. These tmprary restlictiorts shall have a l l the force of other written and approved regulations and shall be s u b j w t to the s m penalties.

5. It; shall be a violation t o c&t any act prohibit& by these regulations or to f a i l to do any act rquird by these regulations.

6 . The dri.ver of any vehicle involved in a collision shal l h- diately stop at the scene of such accident or collision, ard by the quickest means of m i c a t i o n repr t such accident or collision to the Systm Guard Force.

7 . No -son s h a l l fail or refuse to ccmply w i t h any lawful order or directim of any Unjveusity officer or yuard.

8. Any p r s o n who wi l l fu l ly or through nqligence causes d m g e to The UnivtirsiLy of Texas S y s t m M i s t r a t i o n property shall k- liable for datnage done to said p r o p r t y .

9 . All vehicles o p r a t d or parked upon the S y s t m Admjnistration property shall properly display a current pxk inc j e t .

10. The cflerator of a vehicle shall yield right-of-way to pedes- trians at all t h s .

SECTION V PAmm'c REXLUTI.ONS

1. The various classes of patking pmnits and their e l i g i b i l i t y r q t k r ~ . r z n t s , priviler~es and limitations are descr- in detail in Section VI.

2. On Systan M i s t r a t i o n holidays, only those parking restric- tions which rcgulate parking at all tirws snall remain in effect.

SECTION V I PARKING P m T S

All System Administration mrplo~~ees w b wish to park a mtor vehicle on System m i s t r a t i o n property must display a Systm Admiustration parking penrut on their motor vehicle.

Parking pennits will bc pwchascd frm and distributed by t!! System Personnel O f f i c e upon receipt of a ccn~pleted employee parking application.

A parking p n m t will k sold to an -loye. 'ibis permit rnwy k -2ansferrd f r a n vehicle to vehicle wpeyatd Gy the s a w q3lnyPe .

Each employe who parks on Systm w i s t r a t i o n property must purchase a parking p c m i t .

Dtployees wfio wish to park their vehicles on The University of T m s at Austin canpus will have to r&.e separate application to

U. T. Austin- In order to have regular parking ~ r i v i l - s in both places, t m p r k i t ~ g wts m u s t k e purchased.

2 . D I S m A Y OF PERMITS

Permit(s) must be clearly visible a d hanging fran the interior rearview mirror of a l l vehicles. An employee who inadvertently forgctc h i d h e r p m u t must request a "Visitor" pe rmi t £ran a System C a r p l a Gu-2.

Permit I s 1 shall lx return& when assmiation w i t h System m- istration is terminatel ; whcn a replacement perrrcit has b n issued to t A c the place of a previously i s s u d permit; or u p n a p i r a t i o n or revocation of the pennit.

4 . CLASSES OF PFBKITS AND ANNUAL J?WS:

CLASS "0" Principal ard M s t r a t i v e O f f i c e r s as defined in the -- Rules a d =latiom of the Board of Regents. --

-I Bnployees (Claudia Taylor Johnson Hall Park ing Garage 1

ARlS IT Rnploy-s ( A s h 1 SnurLh Hall Parking Gar-age Wage )

AREA 111 Bnployees (Surface Lot on Sixth St-reet k t w e n ani Guadalupe arid lavaca Streets)

VTSTTOR Issued by System Gunrd Force

FEE FOR AREA I, 11, AND 111:

$75.00 for employees w i t h an annual- salary of $15,000 and d v e ;

$48 -00 empl~yees w i t h an annual s a l w of $14,999 and less;

FEE ??UR CLASS ''0 WERED SPACES :

Areas I and I1 offer coverd parking; Area 111-is a surface lot. Paking will k assignd in Areas 1 and I F subject to seniority ( i . e . , continuous c m p l u p t , availability, ard work locatior.~) insofar as possible. The System Personnel Office w i l l monibr the n b r of vehicles assign4 to Areas I and 11 ancI reassign mployws to those locations as space becaws available, bsed on length of cuntinuous U . T. System semice. fiployees who have transferrd frm c m p n e n t institutions with no break i n service w i l l have such service credit& to longevity.

5 . A l l d i s a b l d veterans whose vehicles display the specially designed license plates issued by the State De-t of Highways and Public Transportation w i t h t !e wrds " D I W VET" prmted thereon in accordance with the provisions of Vernon's Annutat& Texas Civil Statutes Article 6675a-5e and all p r - m e n t l y disablcd wrsons whose vehicles display the s ~ c i a l l y designcd symbls, tabs or other devices (to includc a vehicle in which a taqmrarily d i s a b l d person identification card is plat-1 in the lmer left-hand side of the frofit w i d s h i c l d ) issued by the State DewrLmt of Hiqhways and Public Trans- portation with the word "DISABLED" print& thereon in accordance w i t h the provisions of Vernon's Annotat& Texas Civil Statutes Article 6675a-5e.l are exap t frcrn parkkg perrmt fees ard frm

w k i n g f~lcs ard time l i m i t s . 'Ihese exemptions permit p a r k i n g only in spaces where prking would otherwise k apprc- priate and do not permit the prkGg 0 f . a vehicle at a place whcrc parking is restricted or p roh ib i t e .

6. PADIEKC OF PEBMT FEES

Whe? an application is made for a pnnit, the fee charged will ke far the cmplete fiscal year (September 1 though August 31) or fox the enti-e unexpired portion of the present year. Wloyees hired after the beginning of the fiscal year will be charged for the entire mnth in wfiich their wrployment -ins and for each full m n t h remaining in the fiscai year.

&ly time replacerent p x m i t s are issued, there will k a $2.00 charge made.

A reguest for refund will not be honor& unless it is f i l e d w i t h the System Personnel O f f i c e during the System Mninistrationt s fiscal year in which pawt for the p n n i t was nmde. A r q u e s t for refund rnust be accapn ied by the return of the issued permit. R e M s w i l l k d e to employees upon r q e s t only in the event service is tennbat td by a resignation or approved leave of absence without pay. The refund will be based on the n m k r of f u l l mnths remaining in t h e pennit yea.

A request for ref- will not be honored &en a pereon's privi- lqe to park on System Administration property has k e n sus- m e d , or if outskandinq charges or other del>ts remain unpaid.

A . C a w l s shall consist of a t least om vehicles.

B. Each c a m 1 must h wistered and will bc issue3 one hanging carpool parking p m i t , Pennit s h a l l he cleaxly visible and hanging f ran the interior r e a r v i e w mirror of vehicle.

C. Only one vehicle in each crzrpool shall k e park& on Systm m n i s t r a t i o n propert;. at any one t b .

Anyone who is not dl employee or officer of Systern Administra- tion and who conducts imprtant business with andlor performs an h p r t a n t serfice for System Administxatian desiring to park on Syskm M n h i s t x a t i o n property should obtain a "Visitor" prk ing m t frm a Systm Cwnplex guard. Individuals who possess a val id parking p~mit frm a cunpnen t i n s t i t u t i o n who desire to park or. System &i ni stration pxoprty should also obtain a 'Visitor" parking prmit.

SECTION VlI PARKING O r n S E S

A. Parking where p r o h ~ h i t o d by signs or markings. B . Park irly in an area no t des igna t d by p n n i t . C . Parking in a space n o t designated for size of motor

vehicle. D . FaiLurc to park wj thin the l i n e s of a designated spce +

E . Parking pcrmit q l r o p e s l y displayed. F. Parking w i t h expird v i s i t o r p e d t .

G. Blocking drivinq lane. H. Failure to display mcnt parking pzrmt- I. Permitting another prson to use parking permit. J. Other parking v i o l a t i ~ n s indicated on the citation.

A. W a r ~ m g No Fee B. 1st Violation $ 2.00 C. 2nd Violation $ 5-00 . 3rd Viola t iun $10.00 E. 4thViolat ion & m a t i o n of parking privileges on

S y s t m M i s t r a t i o n pr+-ty F. Late Charge Fee $ 2-00

A. The System Guard Force, At the direction of the Office of the D i r e c t o r of &lice, is authorized to issue System Mmnistration parking citations for violations of S y s M M n i s t r a t i o n Parking Ftegulations.

B. a System Administration c i t a t ion is i s s u d , the person in whose name t h e parking p m i t was purchasd or in mose n m the vehicle is reqisterd must pay an a a . i s t r a t i v e e n f o r c m t fee wiL.hi11 £if teen (15) calendar days unless the t i c k e t is marked " m G . " These fees shall be p u d at the System Personnel Office.

Every person receiving a University citation shall remit the munt of the charge to the System Personnel Off ice. P a p t must be receivd w i t h i n fifteen ( 1 5 ) calendar days after issuance of the citation, to avoid a late charge, I f a person desires tr> appeal a University c i t a t i on , he/shc shall c q i y with Paragraph 2 &low withi n f i f teen (15) working days aftex issuance of the citation. FZequests for exceptions to t h e be-referenced mrking days, will bz considered on an individual basis, i f mitigating or unusual cir~-urnstances exist. Such rquests shal l be s u h i t t d in writing to the Parking ard Waf f ic Ccsmuittee an3 shall detail the reason{s) such a request is king made. Re- quecks based s o l e l y on a l l egd non-rweipt of a copy of the citatiwn will not be honored.

Unpaid charges for parking offenses are recorded either in the name of the p s o n who purchased the parking pm-nit frm the System Personnel O f f i c e or in the name of the per$on in whose namc the vehicle is registered w i t h an offlcial state motor vehicle r q i s t r a t i o n de-t or agemy.

C. The enforcement; f e s assessd for violation of tkese requlations c@nstitute a indebtedness to the System Administration. In the event a pwson fails to ljay such f e 5 , the System fxtrnnietration m y add i t io~ml ly take m y or all of the fnllowing actions;

1. Sua- the privilege uf driving or p r k i n g a n S y s t m %stration property for up to one year;

2. Take disciplinary a c t i o n and other en fo rcmi t actions as authorized; and

3. Impound vehicles follming notice as provided in these r q u l a t i ~ n s ;

1. Fbxord unpaid charges for parking offenses e i the r in the name of the p r s o n in whose m the vehicle is rqistered with SUE o f f i c i a l s ta te motor vehicle registration department or agency, or in the m of the person who h a s rc-gistered the vehicle with the System P e r s o m ~ e l Off ice.

2. APPEAL OF CITATIONS

A . Apwal of a Systfm Administration citation must be made a d receivd w i t h i n fifteen (15) working days to the Parking and Traffic Camittee, A s h k l Smith H a l l - Thi rd Floor.

13. Any fee assessed for a System Admhistration citation king appealed need not be paid bcfore or during the Appedl Process .

C. Any person who has received a System M s t r a t i o n citation may u p d l by filing a written sta-nt to the Parking and Traffic CmwLttee, Ashbe1 Smith Hall - 'Ilhird Floor, setti-g fo r th grounds on which &/she belicves that the citation was issued in error.

Apmals shall be peparcd in writing or1 the "Citation Appeal" form provided by the System Personnel Office. Appeals may be M solely o n the written statement or the appealing party nlay also r q u e s t a prsonal aparance. Failure to request a prsonal appumce or failure to appar at the hearing (as requested) will result in the deczsion being rendered on t h e basis of the written state- m t ( including any s u p p r t ~ mterial su2mitted) & the infomatian as s h m on thc citation(s), did evidence x q u i r e d by the Panel fran the issuing officer.

D. The P a r ~ i n q end Traffic C a m i t t e e will refer the appeal to the Parking ad Traffic Pippeals Panel within five (5) working days of receipt of the appeal. 'Ihe Panel will review the merits of the appeal and r d e r a decision to the Parking and Traffic Ccrrmittee . The decision of the Pancl s h a l l bc f inal .

Each " C i t a t i o n Appall' farm w i l l k revie& by the P a n e l for a decision and Ule awal ing p r t y will k notified, in writing, of the decision. The Panei may order the Fa>rwnt of the zdmmistrative e n f o r c m t charge ( s ) in whole or in wzt or the cancel lation of such charge (5) .

E. If the P a r k h q and Traffic A p a l s P a n e l rules i r , i favor of the appllant, he/she shall h entitled to reithursment of any fee tha t he/she has paid as a result of the alleged violat ion.

When unpaid traffic charges are recorded, the Parking and Traffic C a m i t t e will hard deliver or s m l a letter b the last known aedress of the person in whQse m the charges are recorded.

Such letter shall state that unless: (1) paywnt of a11 accunulated charges is made w i t h i n twelve ('12) calendar days after thc ddte of the letter or (2) a written rquest is made and rweived within twelve (12) calendar days to a w a r before t h e Traf tic Appeals Panel concerning i r n p u d r n m t of - the vehicle or other appropriate action, the enforcement action w i l l take place wiLSlout further notice*

This hearing is not itn appeal of parking ad traffic c i t a t i o n s h t is a limited hearing to allm the individual an oppr tun i ty

to s k w tha t the vehicle in question w a s not a, registered or us& by the individual or to s h w that the individual receiving notice of -ding sanctions does not h a v ~ unpaid w-king and traffic charges.

At such hearing, which shal l k. held a f t e r a reasonable period of tim, the person request- the hearing will assume the burden of shclwing why the appropriate enf0rcmer.t action shall not take place.

If t k l y p a w t is not received and ei&er the rqistered m e r or *he person who the parking permit has failed to a p a r at the rquestd inpudmnt hearing, the vehicle may be hrpunded w i n g payment of a l l outstanding charges, including tw i n9 and storage without further nokicr?.,

The Parkin9 M Traffic C a m n i t t e e may prohibit a yerson frm operating or parking a mtor vehicle on System m i s t r a t i o n property if that pason has received four or more final citations in a year. Such suspension of the priv i lqe of driving or p a r k i ~ g on the propr ty may be W s e d for a pzrid n o t to exceed one year.

If a prson has M b r r d E m operating or =-king a vehicle on System Administration property but continues to do so, this action may k grow& for enploy= discipline, including dis- missal.

5 . REI;NS3TEMEWl' OF PARKING PFJVUEGB

A pcrson whose priv i lqe of parking or operating a motor vehicle on the property has bzen suspended or cancellad m y obtzin restoration of his/her privilege only w i t h the approval of the Parking and Traffic Ccermittw. This w i l l & in addi tior, to any other fees or penalties due for traffic v~olations.

TEEPHONE NUMBERS:

EFERGmX D I A L 9, THEN DIAL 911 S Y m m L E X wFd#

ASH FIRST F K n R 499-4440 KIOSK 499-44 41

S Y S m PmWNNEL OFFICE: 499-4587 OFPICE OF THE DIFWXIR OF POLJCE 499-4427 UNIVEXITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN IDLICE 4 71-4441

The follming should be reported to the Office of the Director of Police :

THEFT - STATE OR PERSONAL PmPFRlY LOST AND FOLW ARTIQ;ES OFFICE THEFTS

AUTQ%3BILES DISTLTRBANCES SUSPICIWS P-s

If you s h a d accidentally lock your keys in your vehicle, contact a System Guard for assis tace.

B m m KEYS:

Exterior door keys are not transferable. Upon termination of employ- mt w i t h System -stration, a l l exterior door keys issued must be returned to the O f f i c e of the Director of Police.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEF ADMINISTRATION

E. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

'. Health Science Center - San Antonio: R e q u e s t t o Transfer Up t0 I ,000 from the L ib ra ry Special C01 l e c t on R,es:rvea --

Proposed Allocation -- f r o ~ PUF Bond Proceeds f o r L ib ra ry Special C ~ l l e c t i o n

Based u p ~ ~ a request dated March 23, 1988 f r o m President Howe, an a l l o c a t i o n o f $80,000 f rom t h e 1 ibrary special collection reserve i s recoymenbed. In June 1986, $1 Mi 1 l i o n was appropriated by t h e U. T , System b a r d of Regents f o r special collections, This amount was placed i n reserve. The reserve now s t a n d s a t $944,135.

The proposed aliocation would be used by The University o f Texas Health Sc'ence Center a t San Antonio t o purchase The Indrew A. Sandor Ophthalmology Collection, This co7leciion was developed by the late Andrew A. Sandor, M, D., who w a s dn ophthalmologist i n p r i v a t e p r a c t i c e i n t h e Los Ang~ le s area for n e a r l y 30 years . D r . Sandor b u i l t the collection over 2 number of years using dea le r s f rom around the w o r l d ard t h e collection i nc ludes 389 t i t l e s published between t h e l a t e 1400's and t h e e a r l y 19GO's w i t h t h e major i ty purchased i n the 19 th century when t h e development of t h e ophthalmoscope revo lu t i on fzed the f i e l d o f ophthalmology. T h i s collection would g r e a t l y enhance t h e P. I . Nixon Medical H i s t o r i c a l Library which c o n t a i n s a p p r o x i - mately 5,000 volumes d a t i n g from the 1 5 t h t o t h e early 20th century.

Approved for Inclusion i n t h e June 1988 U. T. System Docket.

, ,,J :\ Y . ) , , &r \ .

Hans Mark ,James P. Duncan Chancel lor \ h e c u t i v e Vice Chancellor Executive Vice ~ h a n c e l ' l o r

for Academic A f f a i r s for Heal th A f f a i r s

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM ADK I N I STRAT I O N

U. T. HOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

accordance w i t h Article 6252-9b, Vernon's Texas C i v i l S t a t u t e s , t h e financial sclosure statement for Chancellor Mark i s a - 6 7 - 6 ~ ~ :

... ... HECK ONE:: I C':anJitlalr I c ~ r ( n l l l c c ~ . . . . . . . -. A , . . +. .- - -

'X E ~ ~ L * I ! I I ~ L hcilrl (,\ge,lc.y) Chancellor, The Un iv -ers i ty of.-lexas_Sy.stem..- --. - ----___ - - ----- - .-- -- --

r l l f V i l t l l A l . ItFQl;ll<l.;l) TO Fl1. l . : Hans M ichae l Mark - - -- - - . , - - . -. .-. - - - . - - - -- - - -

r l i l l 1 Nzr~iO

JJ IC~C 601 Colorado Stree t , Aust in , Texas 78701

. . . . - . . . . - - - . . (51 2) 499-4201

-. . --- -

(CII) \ ISI:~ICI ( T r k p h o ~ ~ r Nurnbcr --Oprinnnl)

N;lrrlc ,~rtJ A~tdrc>r ot' Cn~illcr?cr The Uni v e r s i t y o f Texas Sys tern

........ ...... -- . -.-.. -

. -. . 601 . . . . . . . Colorado S t rce t , Aust in , TX -... 78701 - - - -.

Chancel 1 o r Iktl*ilirur tlcld . . . . . . . -

ID rws l - M a r i o n T . M a r k

, 1 909 Hi I 1 Oaks Court

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1 tk.lil A,llllcl

A u s t i n , TX 787.33 (( r l i ) l':.dl~l

1 1 5 1 :\I I \ O l 1 I ~ . < ' l \ ( 1 1 G I ( { L , l b i 1 fov \ [ IN1 ~ ~ ~ 1 1

NLIIIIC 1 1 1 ~ ~ : I I I ~ I C ! > . > (>! I , I I I I \ IOKL . I A u s t i n Independent Schoni D i s t r i c t Aus t i r ! Texas

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I ~ ~ , , , I ! , , , : + I,I,I Consul t a n t

SOURCES OF OCCUPATIONAL I1ILOME

MITRE Corpora t i o n Burl ing ton Road Bedford, Massachusetts 01 730 Board Member

U . S . Department o f the Navy, OPNAV CNO Executive Pane7 Consultant

Stra teg ic Defense I n i t i a t i v e Organiza t ion U.S. Department of Defense Washington, D.C. 20301-7100 Consultant

VDENT CIIILD 1 ,---NmE . _ .-_-_.+ - . -. .---

(Full Name)

LIST A1.L SOURCES CIP OCCUPATIONAL INCOMI:

4DEN r CHILL) 2 .---- - - _ -_-- --- -- - -. IFuil N;i111e)

t l S I A L L SOUHI'ES OF OcC'I:I'ATIONAL INCC)F\IF

N ~ r r ~ c and Addles\ 01 Ernpfoj,er . --- . . - .

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(I . . i lvl (Slate) 1F SPIT-enlpiuycd: Narttre of Occupation ._ -. , _- -. - . ---- - --A- -

b -- - - - . .---- --

(City) 15r:lrej

1.1ST A L L SUURCI:,S OF OCCUI'ATION?L LNC'O?.JF

Namr and Address uf En~plvyur - - ---- -- .---.--- -mi- - ---- ---- .-- -

(C'IILJ ( S u r e ) If Self-en~yluyed: Natlrtt of Occupation - -_- . . . . . . . -- -

iE. IDENITFY FOR EXClI OF TtlE 1 ' 0 1 I OII'ING PA11 I-S WHL'TMEK THE i N I ( )K%I 11 I O N Pt*KTi \ lNS 1 0 Ttlli IN- 1141 F1 LER, SflOUSE, T)EPI:NnENT CIlIL.13 I , DEPENDkU 1 C'HI LD 2 , etc. IIN1.ESS OTlf ERWISlS NOT'ErI. INDIC't\TE 30KY O F XIONEI'ARY VALUE AS F0r.LOutS: ('ATEGOR Y A-less th;rn 51 .OW: C !I 1 b I j O R Y B-SI.MM 5.1.3 ' )Y.~~; 1;OKY C-S5,fl>l) ur mnrs.

-- P a r t I. Rctainvrs

- ally p c r s ~ r ~ , ~ I I F ~ I I ~ ~ S cntllv ~ ~ ~ : l r ~ ~ ? . ~ t i o n f r ~ ~ i ~ r+h,v:i 11111 a ~ U S I I ~ C ~ C in r$hic.h vc~u haw . c ~ l ~ s ~ a n t i i \ l in~erc,:' I I ~ I V ~

~ved a fee ds a pctairler i o r t t~ turc \cr;,lc L,.; ill cast v f nee(! I n s ulrposed 10 t r e I(lr > C . ~ . I L C + r r ~ r :I n~al lc l sl)cailt*tl ,)I ~ h r lllnr

un!rar.ting fur (hc frc) . Kcpnrr nnlp rrt3i11cr Ft:c., ~ I I whicf: t h r , ~ f t ~ c l l l l l [ 0 1 ' b v ~ l r . i pt.rt;brn~cd r l r \ ~ ~ < nor cqunf ur exccetl 1 hc baluc !ie r c [ m r r d111i1tg the r e p o ~ ~ i n p rt6riod. 5 p ~ ~ i U v ~ t ' t i l t I c c by yo11 by . I b l i \ i ~ ~ ~ k 111 ~ v l ~ ~ h !UII II;I&C \ , ~ ~ + I J I ~ I ~ : ~ I

:c<l. I ncl~c.~rc the apprnpriil~c c.l>i.crrr? t j i val l i r C L I I r;\ch ~ r r ; i \ w r trc. [hrr h>52.qIl3 f 4(1:!( I ) ]

drcc ul Fec -- - . . . . . . .- . . . - Krt?i~cd bb

. . . - . . - t..lit-~,)i~ - - . - .

NONE

iibidual h ~ s d "subslantial iriterest" in 3 businc\a rntllr il' hc: has conrrolling iatereqt in the business cnrity: 114s ~wl l ersh ip in :xcess of 10 percent of the v o t i t ~ ~ inlri-e\t i l k the busitless elliiry or in ctxcebs o i $25,1KX) of the Ltir ma] krl value OI ~ I I C b u ~ n e j s cnt~ty; has any participarin~ inrcrest. eirher dircct or ind;rcct, b v sl~;lres. $rock. dr o c h r r w ~ w , wt ie t t~er or not voting rights a r t ~tavluded in the prclfirs, prcrceeds. or capiral gair~s nf the bus~ness enllty in cxce5s of 10 pcrccnt o f the111; holds thc: poslrion nf a rnentber of the bnard of dircc~nrr Pr other g r j ~ ~ r n i t ~ g board r > Y ihe busi~tess cnt\tv; Tcrves a5 an ttectrd off-iccr of the busir~csq entlty; ur 15 an employee of the businehs cnrlty. [Art. 6252-9b, #1(12)1

IDENIIFY FOR EACH [IF 'THE FOLLOWING PAHI'S \YIII:T}IL'C 1'11E iNI:OIIMA71T)N PEKTAINS IT) THE IN- AL FILER, SPOUSE, UE.I'FNDENI' CtII1.U 1. DEPENDENT Clll1 13 2 , ~ ~ t s . UNI .ESS 0" IiERWLCE NOTEI). [NDIC'rxTE I R Y OF hIOl'jETARY V.4LliL: AS FOLLOWS: C?\TZGURY A--\csr iltan 5 I .tXW): CtXTEGORY B--S! ,m lo 53.991) 99; JRY C - $5,000 o r more.

Part 11. stuck I . . - - -- - -

fy by riarue XIIJ check the appropriatr C ~ I P ~ U I ~ ( ~ f he jlurtlbcr of chsrcs of q:nck ,!I any hus~r~csa enilly held or acquired. t the category of tiur~~bcr of shares as tol!r;~>: Catego1 y A-1'-sx [ h a r ~ I(M>, iyatcgury U- 100 tu 499, Category (-'-5mt or I I thc stock is sold, check ~ h c t h e r there was a Err gain or riel lob!, rrahzcd t'rom t t ~ v sale and iridicole the falcnory of the

nt 01' paln or loss realized. IXrt, h252-95, $.l(c)(:)]

cattp,ork I f wid: of- Per Ner

. ~ c s s Entity - - -- Held - a ~ y u i r r J ! ~ y . . .. . .jh:ir~t -. --- <;nit~

-. .. 10.5 Category

.. -- - - --

nas & N e t t l c t o n Sel f Category A PI/ A

nas & Nettleton Spouse Category A N/ 4

2r ican Capi t a 7 Spouse Category C N / A

~ w t h Fund o f Amer. Spouse Category C N /A

da Elec. L i g h t & Power Spouse Category C N/ A er ican C a p i t a l Cornstock Spouse e r . C a p i t a l Pace Spouse rst Amer . Bank Spouse Category 0 ( I R A ) N/A ney Market Fund Spouse Category B N/ A

- -- - -

rnrt 111. Bnndr. '4t,tc.s. C'dlnarnercinl Paper -1 --

11 bondr, nates. and utlirr ur,mnlcrcral paper: I ~ r l d ur icqu;rvd. I I rhe !!em I S $0111. c hrch whtttirr ihcrc a3r ;I net gain irr

855 reali~ed frorn the <ale and indicate the category 0 1 rl~r mrounl of gain or loss ~KIIIL<J [Ar t . 612-Yh, EJ(c)(3))

I f \,>Id: Nc1 Nrr

:ription t l c l d ~ acrluircL b! ( ;ni l1 1 oc.: Calcgor:~ _ -_-.---__.I -- ". - - - -- -

FOOT NOTE

mrrciat paper is any uther r~egotiahle paper. huch as :ertilicarcs o{ depsirs (CDs), muncy ~ n a r k d certificates. !rca%urY hills. bills lange. etc.

use - 2704 George Mason PI. Rent Sei f e x a n d r i a , ' /A

,lse - 12374 V i s c a i n g Rd, s A l t o s Hi l l , CA

Rent Se 1 f C

CAP Pace Fund D i v i d e n d s Self A

CAP Fund Dividends Self A

- Purl 1'. Y e r w n d I.iabtlili~a

rrli+ c;r< 1 1 +Ncr\trr! o r l i l l i ~ i i ~ * ~ ; t l 111hl 1 1 kl!lotl 1 1 - whom a 1, : .on;lf r!~>(c. o r not<\ I i ~ r :I 1rrt;11 I ~ i r i : ~ r i~ i ; t i l l ab i l i r ! 111 t'rCt.\\ i l JJIHI

,Ictl .II . ~ t ~ ' r . I I IT IC ~ I I ~ I I I ~ 111~- ~ ~ t l ~ l ~ ~ l i l r L ~ C I I - . NO 1.1.. ! - O R 1 l 1 1 S I* \ K I ON! I . iNl l f i ' ; \ rt I ' k 1'FC;OK) 0 1 : \ ' : \ I I I f : 1:r 1 1 Oib'5 C'\21-k(;Oky J \ - - < i ~ ~ k M ~ . { ! l I , > 5 4 . W ' J 9. i- \ , k L d ) k S i a - - % j , i N l l ~ ( 9 1 IIIWL, [ , I l l . b?!? 7 Y b , t4[b')(5)l

rocker Rank lo A l t o , CA

Sel f B (Mortgage

ilr JDl<W T 1 1 . Y k( . lR C,Z(.'H OF THE FCll I OIVING PARTS W H F I FIER 'TIjI; INr'OKMA'I'ION PI:R'TAI?IS 7.0 7-HE I N UAI I . I~ .LR. SPOC~SE. 111 I'F.NIIENI' C'IIII n I . o ~ ~ r i r ~ n ~ ~ - r ( . I i r l n 2 , eic. ~ ~ ~ r . t : s s OTHERWISE NOTI:[), INI I IC-A 1.11 3ORY OF: XICNETARY VAL.UE AS FOL I.I1WS: CA TECIOKY A-less (hart $1.000; CATEGORY n-$1,000 lu S4.99'1.Y'l: 30RS C-55.W or Inore.

-.

Part Vf . Beneficial Inkrests

dribc all hencfitial in t t t e~ tr ' which were hetd or acquired in real property (including yuur homestead) and in 0usinc.s~ entities. i e lnrertrt in [hr property 01 husiness cnl i ly sold, check ~ h c t h e r thrrr Has a net gain ot net loss reati~cd from the sale indica!~ rht category of the ;:Inbunt ot gain or Iuss rratired. [ A r t . 6252-91). 94(c)(h)I

i L PROPERTY HEI.1) OH .AC'I)IIIHk:I)b cscriptlon oi rcal property i c rcquired to be repo~ted by nutnber of lots or number of acrcs, as applicable. !n each corlnry and nalnc nf each county.

1 1 s ~ l d : script~on ot Ncr r~rficial Inter?\[

. Held/ncquired - 11). Ciain I.arr

use - 12874 V i s c a i n o Rd. Self N/ A N/A 3s A l t o s Hil l s , CA

ouse - 2704 George Mason P I . Self N/ A N / A F.t/A 1 exandr ia , VA

s'lN1:Sh I<:NTITIES HEI.11 OR AC,'l)LrlREII: ~rincsr rntiry" means a sole proprietorship, partnership, t r ~ r t i , corpoiarion. hcllJirlg curnpany, ioirlr 5rnl.k compally, rrcclver- ), trllrt, or anv orher c~irirp rcco~i~ i /cd in 14i\r rhruugh . . ch~c l~ hrlq~ne,r for profit i s cot~ducted.

Hclrl, acqu~r tc l t i : -- - .

(1d111 . . - - . . -

FOOTNOTE

tneficial interest may be either legal or equitable title (such as wheri a creditor takrs the legal ~i t lc as sccurity for rcpaynwnt of . A trust item should be reported under Ilarr V11.

Part V I l . Gifts

lf). al lv vrrqon, business entity. o r vthrr o r~an~ra t i r~n w h ~ h has g i v m g ~ l ~ s ut' money r)r PI-uperry to \;nu, your cpouse, nr dcpendcnt chrldren. the {oral val,,~. sf which excerds $25U. [)cscribc tach gift. Du not ~lic.l~~cir s ~ t t c recclved f rom persons J within !he sccond degree of conranguinity or affiniry and uJrll,l;[lgr~ crjrllributi011~ u hich war? re~lnrted reqlllred law.

6251-Sb. ?J(c)(7)]

Part I l l . Tru\i*

1Fy the ruurcc nC dII incutl~c r c c c ~ ~ ~ ~ f a ? bcncficiarv of :I trrrv :t~lci ind~c.arc the 3pprrbprltllr' C ; ~ I C ~ O T > r>S the arnounl r c c t i k t t i

11-y rach assel f r n n ~ which i i ~ ~ o r n c ill crc.c\\ of 5 5 0 0 %as rci>:!rud tly ttic ht-r~uiiclary, il the ~ d t ~ ~ r i r t i c knour~. I .4r1 h25?-gh. CJ(L.)(F!)

rcr. (Tru\t Namcl , .. . -.

f3crtelrc:~rv --. - . . - - ( ' a~cgorv - . . -. . - - - - - . . A W I \ . it' k n u n ~ ~

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i I'arl IS. ('trrpornlr 1 . ~ 1 s anti 1 iahiliiil!+ I

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, l + ~ a n ( l i n p \lock M 3 S h c k , :~c'i(~tired or hcild. IArr. IrZ5?.Yh, k3(~:)('111 - - i

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J U N E 9, 1988

LAND AND INVESTMENT REPORT


Heetinn of June 9 , 1 9 8 8

I. PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND

A . INVESTIENT MATTERS - MONTH ENDED FEBRUARY 29, 1988

1. Report on Securities Transactions

2 . Cash Statement - Permanent Fund and Available Fund

B. INVESTKENT MATTERS - MONTH ENDED MARCH 31, 1988

1. Report on Securities Transactions

2 . Cash Statement - Permanent Fund and Available Fund

11. TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS

A. INVESTHENT HATTERS - HONTH ENDED FEBRUARY 29, 1988

1. Common Trust Fund Summary of Assets

2 . Report on Securittes Transactions

3 . Securities Transactfons Detail

B. INVESTKENT HATTERS - MONTH ENDED U G H 31, 1988

1. Common Trust Fund Summary of Assets

2 . Report on Securities Transactions

3 . Securities Transactions Detail

C. ADDITIONS AND WITHDRAWALS - COMMON TRUST FUND - W C H 1, 1988

PAGE L & I REPORT

U N D AND INVESTMENT REPORT

For Month Ended Febmary 2 9 , 1988

1, PEBMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND

REPORT 08 SECURITIES TUNSACTI0NS.--The EollovFng securities transactions have been made for the Permanent Universfty Fund in February, 1988. The Executive Vice Chancellor for Agset Management: recommends approval by the Board of Regents of these transactions.

COMPARISON SUMMARY OF ASSETS

BOOK VALUE BOOK Y I E D BOOK VALUE BOOK YIELD 02 28 8 v 8 8 02/29 188

B pE T SECURITIES: U.S. Government Obligations Treasury Bonds $359,596,895.16 10.41% $227,134,831.19 11.61% Various Guaranteed Bonds 226,888,508.06 10.09% 179,170,895.00 10.14% FHA Mortgages 4 , 4 0 4 , 1 0 2 . 8 2 6.98% 3,950,663.21 6.99%

TOTAL - U .S. Government Obligations 590 ,889 ,506 .04 10.26% 410,256,389.40 10.92%

U . S . Govemrpenr Agencies (Non-Guaranteed) 6 0 , 0 0 3 , 7 4 5 . 6 9 10.22% 2 6 8 , 6 9 7 , 1 5 4 . 2 6 9 . 6 9 %

Corporate Bonds 674,841,093.77 10.79% 647,975,460.57 10 .65%

TOTAL - Debt Securities 1 , 3 2 5 , 7 3 4 , 3 4 5 . 5 0 10.53% 1 , 3 2 6 , 9 2 9 , 0 0 4 . 2 3 1 0 , 5 4 8

Preferred Stocks 5 , 7 5 9 , 5 0 0 . 0 0 . 1 3 . 5 6 % 5 , 9 0 2 , 5 8 0 . 5 6 1 3 . 3 2 %

TOTAL - Fixed Income Securities 1 , 3 3 1 , 4 9 3 , 8 4 5 . 5 0 1 0 . 5 4 % 1 , 3 3 2 , 8 3 1 , 5 8 4 . 7 9 1 0 . 5 5 %

EOUITY SECURITIES : Conv. Debentures Conv. Preferred Stocks 974,370.00 7.56% 1,956,691.12 11.80% Common Stocks 850,368.586.90 4 . 7 5 % 921,901,000.27 4.46%

P

TOTAL - Equity Securitf.es 851,840,228.90 4 . 7 5 % 9 2 4 , 5 8 5 , 6 2 5 . 3 9 4 . 4 8 %

TOTAL - Long Term Investments

CASH & EQUIVALENT: U . S . Govt. {Piract & Gtd.) 5 1 , 1 7 8 . 9 6 1 . 6 3 8.68% 134,791.823.97 8 . 3 9 % U.S. Govts. (Won-Gtd.) 0,OO 0 . 0 0 $ 9,710.822.22 7 . 6 0 % Corporate Bonds 2 7 , 8 3 5 , 9 8 2 . 4 2 10.69% 1 6 , 6 0 4 , 4 8 8 . 0 7 10,38% U. 6 . Treasury Bills 0.00 0.00% 17,234,036.11 6 .43% Commercial Paper 473,000,000,00 6.09% 472,000,000.00 6 . 9 1 % Cash (Interest Bearing] 19,918,274.08 5 .62% 9 3 , 2 8 8 , 3 2 8 . 8 6 6 . 6 2 %

TOTAL - Cash & Equivalents 571 ,933 ,218 .13 6 . 5 3 % 7 4 3 , 6 2 9 , 4 9 9 . 2 3 7 . 2 2 %

TOTAL - SECUBITIES, CASH & EQUIVALENTS $2,755,267,292.53 7.92% $ 3 , 0 0 1 , 0 4 6 , 7 0 9 . 4 1 7 . 8 5 %

r . l -- Indicated Annual Income

for Ensulng 12 Months $ 2 1 8 , 2 2 4 , 3 0 3 . 7 3

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SUKK4RY OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYSTEM STAFF

(ODD'S OMITTED)

FEBRUARY 29. 1988SOUND

SYSTEM STAFF FRANKLIN cAMeo CRITERION SHORE

DEBT SECURITIES:U.S. Governments

Treasury Bonds $227,135 11.61%Various Govt. Gtd. 179,111 10.14%FHA Mortgages 3,950 6.99%

TOTAL U. S. Govts. 410,256 ~T

Non-Gtd. Agencies 268,697 9.69%Corporate Bonds 647,975 10,65% $1 11,59%

t""'Z' TOTAL DEBT 1,326.928 10.54\ 1 11.59\

H Preferred Stocks 5,903 13.32%....,

TOTAL FIXED 1,332,831 10.S5't 1 11.59%

EQUITY SECURITIES; -~-

Convertible Debs. 728 7.89\Conv. Preferred 1,957 11. 80%Common Stocks ~28,OOl 5.05\ $64.302 3.88% 43.957 3.19% $71.822 3.19% $53,385 2.96\

TOTAL EQUITIES 528,001 5.05% 64.302 3.88% 46,642 3.63% 71,822 3.19% ~85 2.96\

TOTAL LONG TERM 1,860,832 8.99% 64.302 3.88% 46,643 3.63% 71.822 3.19% 53,385 2.96\

SHORT TERM:U.S. Govts. (Dir. & Gtd. ) 134,792 8.39\U.S. Govt. Non-Gtd. 9,711 7.60%Corporate Bonds 16.604 10.38%Cash, Commercial Paper

& U.S. Treasury Bills 477,385 6.85% 1,484 6.85\ 16,778 6.85% 39,120 6.85\ 15,503 6.85%~

TOTAL SHORT TERM 638.492 7.28% 1,484 6.85% 16,778 6.85% 39,120 6.85\ 15,503 6.85\ (jjClj

---- CDTOTAL FUND $2,499,324 8.55% $65,786 3.95% $63,421 4.48% $110,942 4.48% $68,888 3.83%

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PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SUMKARY OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYSTEK STAFF

(OOO'S OMITTED)

FEBRUARY 29, 1988DON

SMITH TRINITY VALUEQUEST TOTAL FUND


Treasury Bonds $227,135 11.61%Various Govt. Gtd. 179,171 10.14%FHA Mortgages 3,950 6.99%

TOTAL U.S. Govts. 410,256 10.92\

Non-Gtd. Agencies 268,697 9.69\t""" Corporate Bonds 647,976 10.65%

""r-t TOTAL DEBT 1,326,929 10.54%

~ Preferred Stocks 5,903 13.32%

TOTAL FIXED 1, 332, a32 1.0.55%

EQUITY SECURITIES:Convertible Debs. 728 7.89%Conv. Preferred 1,957 11.80%Common Stocks $36,966 3.44% $65,279 4.37% $58,189 4.34% 921,901 4.46\

TOTAL EQUITIES 36,966 3.44\ 65.279 Oil 58,189 4.34% 924,586 4.48%

TOTAL LONG TERM 36,966 3.44% 65,279 4.37\ 58,189 4.34% 2,257,418 &,06%

SHORT TERM:U.S. Govts. (Dir. & Gtd.) 134,792 8.39%U.S. Govt. Non-Gtd. 9,711 7.60\Corporate Bonds 16,604 10.38%Cash, Commercial Paper

c..J& U.S. Treasury Bills 28,451 6.85\ 1,066 6.85% 2,735 6.85% 582,522 6.85\

~TOTAL SHORT TERM 28,451 6.85%- 1,066 6.85\ 2,735 6.85% 743,629 -7.22%0----

TOTAL FUND $65,417 4.93% $66,345 4.41\ $60,924 4.45% $3,001,047 7.85%-e:====~ :===.::z ==:!!!:=-== =::a:= -::s:=~~ =",,=, =.-==~=== =====-

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SUMMARY OF TRANSACTIONS(February, 1988)

PURCHASES:U.S. Govt. Obligations

Direct

Corporate Bonds

TOTAL FIXED INCOME SECURITIES

Common Stocks

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS

COSTCBOOK VALUE)

$11,929,375.00

30.644.108.64

- 42,573,483. 64

41.033.782.65

$83,607,266.29z::::::..=:=~= _

YIELDAT COST

7.02%

9.53%

8.83%

4.19%

rm

$144,378.45 8.08%(559,424.24) 8.70\

(415,045.79) 8.14%

7,377,801.65 4.50%

$6,962,755.86 5.34\--=

SALES:U.S. Govt. Obligations

Directcorporate Bonds

TOTAL FIXED INCOME

Common Stocks

TOTAL SALES

TOTALPROCEEDS

$14,034,843.751,414,777.24

15,449,620.99

51,467,663.03

$66,917,284.02

BOOK VALUE

$13,890.465.301.974,201.48

15,864.666.78

44,089,861. 38

$59,954,528.16

GAINOR

CLOSS)

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE

$28,580.900.00

659.390.00

$10,617,368.79137,000.0068,601. 3140.281. 01

$10,645,949.69137,000,0069,260.7040,281. 01

MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS:U.S. Govt. Obligations

GuaranteedGNMA PoolsVarious BondsFmHA NotesFHA Mortgages

TOTAL - U.S. Govt.Obligations 10,892,491.40 10,863,251.11 29,240.29

U.S. Govt. AgenciesNon-Guaranteed 1.487,647.87

Corporate Bonds 17.182,642.60

1,479,981.12

17,136,822.37

7,666.75

45,820.23

TOTAL FIXED INCOME 29,562.781.87 29,480,054.60 82,727.27

Short Term Securities(Net) 29.462,788.89

TOTAL MATURITIESAND PREPAYMENTS 59.025,570.76

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS ~125,942,854.78

29.462,788.89

58,942,843.49

$118,897,371. 65

0.00

82,727.27

$7,045.483.13

OOND EXCHANGES

1AR EXCHANGE.D

$3.428,584.10---=-_.......-INCREASE IN

, ANNUAL INCOME

$17,997.94

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND BOOK VALUE

January 31, 1998 BalanceAdditions

From West Texas Lands (SeeCash Statement for Detail)

Realized Net Gain or (Loss)on Security Transactions

February 29, 1988 Balance

$2,985,485,079.06

$8,516,147.22

7,045.483.13 15,561.630.35

$3,001.046.709,41

L IX I 5

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND ~ SYSTEM STAFF(February, 1988)

INV~STHENTS ACQUIRED

PAR VALUEOR TOTAL NET COST YIELD

RO. OF SHARES DESCRIPTION PRICE (BOOK VALUE) AT COSTU. S. GOVERNME~ AGENCIES (Pirectl:

$10.000.000.00 U. S. Treasury Notes 6-3/8%, 3/31/89 99.'8· ~9,9S7,812.50 6.76\2,000,000.00 u. S. Treasury Notes 8-1/8%, 2/15/98 98.58 1,971,562.50 8.34\

$12,000,000.00 TOTAL - U. S. Govt. Obligations (Guaranteed) 11,929,375.00 7.02\

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t>'H CORPORATE BONDS:iJ'

$8,000,000.00 American Southwest Financial 7-1/4% GNHA CMO61-0, 6/1/14 80.50 6,440,000.00 9.23\

1,000,000.00 Cogenron 11-3/4\ Sr. Notes, 12/1/94 101.00 l,OI0,DOO.00 11.53\1,250,000.00 Guaranteed Mortgage III 9\ GNHA. eNO B-3.

12/1/07 97.28 1,216,D15.63 9.30\11,415.90 Residential Resources 8.35\ GNHA eHO VI-D,

2/21/08 93.22 66,)73.01 9.09\20,000,000.00 Shearson Lehman CHO 9.55\ GNKA. CHO 0-2,

12/1/14 99.60 19,9'20,800.00 9.59\2,000,000.00 USLife 8-7/8% Notes, 2/1/95 99.54 1,990.720.00 8.97'

$32,321, US. 90 TOTAL - Corporate Bonds 30,644,108.64 9.53\

COMMON STOCKS:1,800 Champion International 31.97 249.327.00 2.0019,000 Dow Jones 28.30 254,660,00 2.40\

W3,300 Du Pont (E.!.) De Nemours 79.09 260,997.00 4.30\ -.J35,400 Eastlll8.n Kodak 42.32 1,498,098.50 4.25' 0N

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEK STAFF (Continued)(February, 1988)

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (Continued)

TOTAL NET COST YIELDNO. OF SHARES DESCRIPTION PRICE (BOOK VALUEL AT COST

COHMON STOCKS: (Continued)7,300 Eaton 68.49 $499 -,990.90 2.92%

73,880 Electrosource - Prior Month Purchase 2.00 147,760.00 0.00%7.300 Gannett 34.72 253,419.50 2.88%

13,600 International Business Machines 109.71 1,492,111. 50 4.01%r' 3.400 Lilly (Eli) 72.09 245,106.00 3.19%Q'> 202,700 Lomas & Nettleton Financial 16.77 3,399,856.30 8.35%H 6,200 Hotoro1a 40.09 248,558.00 1.60%--J 9,000 New York Times - Class A 27.84 250,560.00 1.58%

14,900 PPG Industries 33.71 502.241.00 3.56%15,000 Rockwell International 17.07 256.035.00 4.22%8,300 Rohm & Haas 30.11 249.937.90 3.06%

17.100 Texas Instruments 43.86 149,939.00 1.64%9.500 Valley National 26.25 249,375.00 5.49%9,100 Xerox 55.33 503.519.00 5.42%

--TOTAL - Common Stocks 11,311,491.60 4.92%

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS $53.884,975.24 8.0n-

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ASSETS HELD IN PUP SHORT TERH POOL AT 02/29/88:

Commercial Paper:American Express CreditAssociates of North AmericaBarclays AmericanBaxter Travenol LaboratoriesChevron Oil FinanceChrysler FinancialCignaExxon CreditFord Motor CreditGeneral Electric CreditGeneral Electric CapitalGeneral Electric FinancialGeneral Motors AcceptanceHeller FinancialHousehold FinanceITT FinancialLomas & Nettleton FinancialMontgomery qard CreditPrudential FundingSears Roebuck AcceptanceWestinghouse Credit

~OTAL - Commercial Paper

u. S. Treasury Bills:

TOTAL - Assets held in Short Tern Pool

BOOK VALUE

$28,000,000.0018,000,000.0028,000,000,0010,000,000.0028,000.000.0022,000,000.0028,000,000.0013,000,000.0028,000,000.0014,000,000.0014,000.000.0028.000,000.0028,000.000.0028,000,000.0022.000,000.0025,000,000.0015,000,000.0012,000,000.0028,000,000.0027,000,000.0028,000,000.00

472,000,000.00

17,234,036.11

$489,234,036.11

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continued)(February, 1988)

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF

YIELDTOTAL NET CAIN OR AT SALE

BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALESU. S. GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS (Direct):

$4,982,123.53 U. S. Treasury Notes 7-1/4%,7/15/93 ($5mm par) 97.94 $4.896,875.00 ($85.248.53) 7.12%

6,936.779.27 U. S. Treasury Notes 8-5/8%,8/15/97 ($7mm par) 102.27 7,158,593.75 221.814.48 8.28%

r 1.971.562.50 U. S. Treasury Notes 8-1/8\.~ 2/15/98 ($2mm par) 98.97 1,919.375.00 ?,812.S0 8.28%H 13.890,465.30\0 14,034,843.75 144.378.45 8.08%

CORPORATE BONDS:336.226.90 Bell Telephone of Pennsylvania 4-3/8% Debs. ,

2/1/03 ($37Om par) 62.13 229.862.50 (106.364.40) 9.04%97.148.50 Central Illinois Light 5-1/2% 1st Htge .•

3/1/91 ($10Om par) 78.06 78.064.00 (19,084.50) 9.101:275,685.88 Cincinnati Bell 4-3/8% Debs., 8/1/02

($316m par) 62.88 198,685.00 (77,000.88) 9.02%322,020.30 Duquesne Light 51: SF Debs .• 3/1/10

($350m par) 15.00 262,500.00 (59,520.30) 7.301:654.606.85 Illinois Bell Telephone 4~3/81: 1st Ktge.

Series H, 7/1/03 ($721m par) 62.00 447,020.00 (207,586.85) 9.00\166.199.80 Indiana Bell Telephone 4-3/8\ Debs.,

6/1/03 ($184m par) 61.11 113,539.04 (52,660.76) 9.04%122,313.25 ~isconsin Telephone 4-3/8% Debs. , c,..)

5/1/02 ($135m par) 63.04 85,106.70 (37,206.55) 9.04\ ~'0

1,974,201.48 1,414,717.24 (559,424.24) 8.10% CIt


INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (Continued)

YIELDTOTAL NET GAIN OR AT SALE

BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALES (Continued)COKKON STOCKS:

$1,455,299.00 American Electric Power 55,000 shs 28.88 $1,588,286.88 $132,987.88 7.80%125,344.01 Baxter Traveno1 I.aboratories 9,000 sha 24.06 216,557.74 91,213.73 1.82%

63,219.22 Best Products 5,000 shs 9.41 41,048.41 (16,110.81) 0.00%99,798.04 Bristol-Hyers 9,000 shs 43.80 394,176.82 294,378.78 3.83%

262,084.56 Capital Cities/ABC 1,500 ahs 349.90 524,847.50 262,762.94 0.01\r-' 1,731,512.08 Carolina Power & Light 50,000 shs 35.76 1,787,860.26 56,348.18 7.70\~ 145.360.14 Cente1 6,500 shs 39.82 258,808.35 113,448.21 4.31\H 408,042.79 Colgate-Palmolive 10,500 shs 43.97 461,669.57 53.626.78 3.36%..... 2,056,306.95 Consolidated Edison of Nev York 47,800 shs 46.13 2,205,224.34 148.911.39 6.40%0

812,386.61 Duke Power 26,900 ahs 41.48 1,271 ,261. 32 464,874.71 5.89%168,033.53 Federated Department Stores 7,200 shs 55.89 402,438.56 234,405.03 2.64\114,590.60 FPL Group 4.200 shs 32.28 135,592.46 21,001.86 6.55%938,960.94 General Kotors 13,000 shs 66.27 861.551. 21 (17,409.73) 7.53%212,348.94 Genuine Parts 11,300 sha 38.44 434,418.48 222,069.54 2.39%553,450.84 Grace (ll. R.) 22,500 sha 26.47 595,580.06 42,129.22 5.27%895,975.79 GTE 35,000 shs 38.16 1.335.478.35 439,502.56 6.59%

88,216.42 Hewlett-Packard 3,000 ahs 59.53 118,599.03 90,382.61 0.44%639,010.93 Kraft 21,000 sha 55.06 1,486,520.35 847,509.42 3.41%377,754.65 McDonald's 14,000 sha 45.44 636,218.74 258,464.09 1.10%365,464.88 McGraw-Hill 10,000 shs 56.35 563,461.18 197,996.30 3.26\628,615.72 Mobil 16,600 shs 43.47 121,656.88 93,041.16 5.05\246,314.49 Monsanto 5,000 shs 84.16 420,785.95 174,471. 46 3.32\

1,835,953.36 Niagara Kohawk Power 101,800 shs 13.88 1,412.524.79 (423,428.57) 8.61%2,348,353.88 Northeast Utilities 108,400 shs 22.26 2,413,016.48 64,662.60 7.88\

898,559.14 Norwest 28,000 shs 43.45 1,216,689.35 318,130.21 4.13\ e,.,380,829.46 Pacific Telesis Group 20,000 shs 29.16 583,180.50 202,351.04 5.61\ -J

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TOTAL NETBOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS

SALES (Continued)COHMON STOCKS (Continued):

$900.741.11 :Pacificorp 30.000 shs 34.17 $1.024,990.72307.743.42 Pepsico 36,000 sha 34.67 1.248,218.27115.186.78 Pfizer 5,500 shs 53.83 296,057.60348,688.53 PPC Industries 9,300 shs 39.39 366,351. 95204,346.89 Premark International 30,000 shs 25.45 763,474.50387,677.06 Schering-Plough 8,000 sha 55.67 445,390.12282.479.75 8m.ithkline Beckman 5.000 shs 57.76 288.790.35564.287.62 Southern 25.000 shs 23.92 597,980.00494.807.39 Texas Eastern 23.000 shs 27.66 636,237.7286,929.99 Tracor - Prior Month Correction Osha 0.00 0.00

110,538.69 TRW 2.700 shs 48.91 132.052.59551.156.09 United Technologies 14.800 shs 37.76 558,899.32

1. 044.296 .45 U.S. West 28,000 shs 53.93 1,510,054.56229,956.91 Varner-Lambert 3.000 shs 71.41 232,222.24765,699.74 Wisconsin Energy 35.000 shs 25.43 890.177.71

24,246.323.39 TOTAL - Common Stocks 31,150.351. 21

$40.110,990.17 TOTAL SALES $46,599,972.20

YIELDCAIN OR AT SALE

(LOSS) PRICE

$124.249.61 7.35%940.474.85 1.96%180.870.82 3.57%17.663.42 3.04%

559,127.61 1.26%57.713.06 2.15%6,310.60 2.99%

33.692.38 8.92%141.430.33 3.60%(86.929.99) 0.00%21.513.90 3.27%7.743.23 3.70%

465,758.11 6.07%2.265.33 2.48%

124.477.97 5.64%

6.904,027.82 5.32\

$6,488,982.03 6.26\



$10,645,949.69 $28,580.90

28,249.80 458.014,147.02 59.96

30,875.77 211.335,988.11 (69.91)

131,000.00 0.00

6,000.00 0.00

10,852,210.39 29,240.29

BOOK VALUE

$10,617,368.79

27,791. 794,087.06

30,664.446,058.02

131,000.00

6,000.00

10,822,970.10

40,281. 01

10,863,251.11

1,479,981.12

DESCRIPTIONMATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTSU. S. GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS (Guaranteed):Various Long TermGNKA Pas8-Throughs, Various Pools

($10,645,949.69 par)Farmers Home Adm. Insured Notes:

7-1/2\, 3/21/88 ($28,249.80 par)7-1/2\, 5/12/88 ($4,147.02 par)6\, 12/14/91 ($30,875.77 par)5-3/4%, 6/29/01 ($5,988.11 par)

Foss Launch & Tug 7-3/4\ Ship Financing Bonds,2/15/01 ($131m par)

Sun Shipbuilding 7.85% Ship Financing Bonds,10/31/89 ($6m par)

TOTAL - Various Long Term

FHA MortgagesPrincipal Payments ($40,281.01 par)

TOTAL - U. S. Govt. Obligations (Guaranteed)

U. S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (Non-Guaranteed):Federal Home Loan Htge. P.C.'s

Various Groups ($1,487,647.87 par)

TOTAL NETPROCEEDS

40,281.01

10,892,491. 40

1,487,647.87

GAIN OR(LOSS)

0.00

29,240.29

7,666.15

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continued)(February, 198B)


$314,762.13 $1,303.62

8,000,000.00 39,973.55

1,267,880.47 0.00200.000.00 0.00

5,000.000.00 4,543.06

2,400.000.00 0.00

17,182,642.60 45,820.23

$29,562,781.87 $82,727.27

11,979,471.43 0.00

$88.142.225.50 $6,571,709.30

BOOK VALUE

$313,458.51

7,960,026.45

1,267,880.47

200,000.004,995,456.942,400,000.00

17,136,822.37

$29,480,054.60

11,979,471.43

$81,570,516.20

DESCRIPTIONMATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS (Continued)CORPORATE BONDS:Collateralized Htge. Trust 20 7.55% GNHA

CHO Class B, 2/25/17 ($314,762.13 par)Interco 14-1/4\ Notes, 2/15/91

($8m:m par)Nash Phillips Copus 10.95% GNMA CHO A-2,

8/1/94 ($1,267,880.47 par)Oneok 9-7/8% Notes, 2/1/91 ($20Om par)Pennzoi1 14·5/8' Debs., 2/1/91 ($5mm par)Union Electric 15-3/8% 1st Htge., 2/1/91

($2,400m par)

TOTAL - Corporate Bonds

TOTAL MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS

NET DECREASE IN SHORT TERK HOLDINGS

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

TOTAL NETPROCEEDS

GAIN OR(LOSS)


BOND EXCHANGES

PAR VALUEISSUE

EXCKANGED

DESCRIPTIONISSUE

RECEIVED

BOOK VALUEISSUE ISSUE

EXCHANGED RECEIVED

MXTYIELD

INCREASE

BOOKYIELD

INCRUSE

NEYBOOKYIELD

~3,428.5B4.10

Agency for Corporate:GNMA 8% Various Pools Residential Resources 8.35\

GNMA CMO VI-D, 2/21/083,405,784.01 3,353,283.86 0.52%

$17,997. 94 *~-.=s:==

(Total IncomeImprovement)

0.52% 8.58%

*Total Income Improvement represents improvement with takeout (payup) considered at current investment rates.

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NO. OF SHARES

45,aoo6,7005,7007.600

15.0009,0003.6007,200

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - FRANKLIN(February, 1988)

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED

DESCRIPTIONCOHMON STOCKS:Baltimore Gas & ElectricBrunswickDu Pont (E.I.) De NemoursE1ectrosource - Prior Month CorrectionGeneral DynamicsGeneral HillsHousehold InternationalSears Roebu.ck

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS

TOTAL NET COST YIELDPRICE (BOOK VALUE) AT COST

32.41 $1,484,442.20 5.a61;17.37 116,383.50 2.07\83.05 473,376.90 4.09\2.00 15,200.00 0.00\

52.59 788,783.50 1.90\49.92 449,323.00 3.21\43.69 157,284.00 4.58\33.94 244,368.00 5.89\

$3,729,161.10 4.28\-

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - FRANKLIN (Continued)(February, 1988)



BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALESCOHMON STOCKS:

$623,930.94 American Standard 17,600 shs 66.29 $1,166,682.25 $542,751. 31 2.71%495.568.68 DreyfUS 15.100 shs 26.75 403,908.60 (91,660.08) 1.79\15,200.00 Electrosource 7.600 shs 2.13 16,150.00 950.00 0.00%

409.335.00 Limited (The) 22,500 shs 17.98 404.545.95 (4.789.05) 1.33\125,009.18 Haytag 5,900 shs 23.83 140.603.58 15.594.40 3.77%

r' 239,428.59 Mobil 7,400 shs 43.43 321,408.27 81,979.68 5.06%~ 881, 049.00 Ryder System 24,600 shs 27.50 676,596.26 (204,452.74) 1.89%H 398.681.56 Southern 19.000 shs 22.95 436.035.43 37.353.87 9.30%t-' 10,051. 06 Tracor - Prior Honth Correction 0 shs 0.00 0.00 (10) 051. 06) 0.00%0"1

3.198,254.01 TOTAL SALES 3.565,930.34 367.676.33 3.34%

274,886.46 NET DECREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS 274.886.46 0.00

$3.473.140.47 TOTAL DISPOSITIONS $3,840,816.80 $367,676.33--

NO. OF SHARES

10,00024,700

4,20010,00020,000

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - GAKeO(February, 1988)


DESCRIPTIONCOMMON STOCKS:GencorpGeneral CinemaHandy &: HarmanSanta Fe Southern PacificSterling Drug

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


19.25 $192..492.00 7.19%17.23 425.620.00 2.09\15.07 63,294.00 4.38%44.80 447,966.00 2.23%87.87 1,757,440.00 1.73'%

$2,886,812.00 2.32%

ROOK VALUE DESCRIPTION


PRICETOTAL NET

PROCEEDSGAIN OR

{LOSS)

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE

$549,630.6271,250.00

130,625.0085,937 .50

1,050,426.001,627,047.96

3,514,917.08

SALESCOMMON STOCKS:Adams-Russell ElectronicsBritish PetroleumHanson Trust PLCInterim SystemsSanta Fe Southern PacificStop & Shop

'tOTAL SALES

30.000 shs4,000 shs

55.000 shs55,000 shs22,000 shs56.500 shs

9.347.102.581. 97

22.4037.55

$280,340.6230,798.96

142.170.16108.100.00492,903.51

2,121.371.61

3,175,684.88

($269,290.00)(40,451.04)11,545.1822,162.50

(557,522.49)494,323.65

(339,232.20)

0.00%0.00%0.00%0.00%4.45%1.70%

1.83%

1.137,184.95

~4,652,102.03

NET DECREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

1,137,184.95

$4,312.869.83~~===:E===

0.00

($339.232.20)=======:===

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NO. OF SHARES

40,00040,00060,00070,00060,60050,000

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - CRITERION(February, 1988)


DESCRIPTIONCOKKQN STOCKS:KelloggLoralMcDonald'sPacific TelesisRubbermaidVaste Management

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


NET DECREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS


54.74 $2,189,720.00 2.781;34.73 1,389,190.10 1.84\44.54 2,672,640.00 1.12\29.01 2,030,557.20 5.65%23.44 1,420,318.00 1.54%35.56 1,777,750.00 1.35\

$11,480,175.30 2.41%-

$13,875,712.13

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NO. OF SHARES

10,.00032,00030,000

P:ERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SOUND SHORE MANAGEMENT(February, 1988)

INVESTMENTS ACOUIRED

DESCRIPTIONCOMMON STOCKS:Aetna Life & CasualtyCiticorpQuaker State au

TOTAL PURCHASES

NET INCREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


48.79 ~487.875.00 5.66%20.09 642,963.20 6.72\17.06 511,800.00 4.69%

1,642,638.20 5.77\

1,886,994.50

$3,529,632.70=~~--

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OFYIELD

TOTAL NET GAUl OR AT SALEBOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICE

SALESCOMMON STOCKS:

$1,247,082.53 Pepsico 38,000 shs 34.51 $1,311,191. 80 $64,109.21 1.97%642,436.51 Quaker State aU 23,000 shs 20.02 460,540.59 (181,895.92) 3.98%

2,052,028.08 Salomon 51,500 shs 21.90 1,127,877 .31 (924,150.77) 2.9l\:778,440.70 Sears Roebuck 20,000 shs 33.78 675,565.41 (102,875.29) 5.91\362,009.40 Texas Instruments 6,500 shs 49.18 319,655.42 (42,353.98) 1.46%

1,074,357.06 USAir Group 33,000 shs 36.23 1,195,651.26 121,294.20 0.33%

$6,156,354.28 TOTAL SALES ~5,090,4al. 79 (~l,065,872.49) 2.47%:c:====-====~;a: :a::::::c::=====~ =======:;::

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PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND . DONALD SMITH(February, 1988)


NO ACQUISITIONS THIS MONTH


NET DECREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS $2,380,734.03

NO. OF SHARES

25,20023,70035,.70028,400

9,70041,10034,80045,70040,10029,100

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - TRINITY(February, 1988)


DESCRIPTIONCOMMON STOCKS:Gente1Columbia Gas SystemCommunications SatelliteConsolidated FreightwaysDu Pont (E.I.) De NemoursGencorpLowe'sPacific Gas & ElectricPhiladelphia ElectricUnion Camp

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


37.01 $932,687.00 4.64%32.99 781,923.00 9.64%27.55 983,361.60 4.36%

27.99 794,944.40 3.22%82.44 799,691.10 4.12%19.54 803,217.30 7.68%:18.21 633,856.80 2.20%17.30 790,610.00 11.10%19.55 783,754.50 11.26%33.58 977,145.80 3.46%

$8,281,197.50 6.10%-=

PERl4ANENI UNIV!RSITY FUND - TRINITY (Conclnuedl(February, 1988)



BOOX VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALESCOMMON STOCKS:

$914,986.80 Federated Department Stores 29,400 ahs S1. 79 $1. 522, 542. 37 $607,555.-57 2.86\1,097,445.00 FPL GrQup 34,500 shs 31.16 1,015,122.09 (22,322.91) 6.19%1,017,288.70 Hartin Marietta 25,300 shlil 45.09 1,140,764.23 123,475.53 2,441;

829,024.50 Kay Department Stores 33,500 shs 34.60 1,159,094.80 330,070.30 3.29%

t""" 842,999.50 Southwestern Bell 32 ,100 shs 37.58 1.206,277.74 363.279.24 6.17\

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$6,801.801. 76 TOTAL DISPOSITIONS 'G8,203.658.49 $1,402.056.73

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NO. OF SHARES

6,10012 ,100

7.5004,2004,3001,0001.700

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - VALUEQUEST(February, 1988)


DESCRIPTIONCOMMON STOCKS:Aluminum of AmericaDanaDow ChemiealEastman KodakIngersoll-RandHotorolaXerox

TOTAL PURCHASES


TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


40.96 $249,855.00 2.93\33.79 408,913.45 4.26%78.84 591,300.00 3.04\41.41 173,935.00 4.35%33.18 142,652.50 3.13%39.55 39,550.00 1.62\56.53 96,101.00 5.31%

1,702,306.95 3.55%-=--=

398.262.87

$2,100,569.82

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - VALUEQUEST (Continued)(February. 1988)


YIELDTOTAL NET GAIN DR AT SALE

BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALESCOHMON STOCKS:

$71.146.78 Aluminum of America 2,000 shs 44.45 $88,897.03 $17.750.25 2.70%111,944.41 American Express 3,500 shs 25.45 89,072.02 (22,872.39) 2.98%87,960.07 American Home Products 1,000 shs 75.51 75,572.47 (12,387.60) 4.42%

131,384.51 Baxter Travenol Laboratories 5.400 shs 23.82 128,650.70 (2,733.81) 1.84\151,781.10 Burlington Northern 1,900 shs 65.07 123,638.37 (28,142.73) 3.38\

r 139,529.89 Chevron 2,600 shs 45.57 118,491.04 (21.038.85) 5.26%Q'\ 197.636.76 Citlcorp 8,200 shs 19.95 163.584.53 (34,052.23) 6.75\"'"" 28,218.68 Dow Che.mical 13.061.44 2..91%500 shs B2.51 41,286.12tv 55,191. 34 Eastern Gas & Fuel Associates 2,100 shs 51,343.28 (3,848.06) 5.3lt+' 24.45

46.794.58 EXlI:on 1,700 shs 40.5? 68.975.19 22.lBO.61 4.92%27,090.36 Grace (W. R.) 1,400 atlls 26.70 37,378.15 10.288.39 5.23%98.008.56 GTE 3,100 shs 38.07 118.028.56 20,020.00 6.61%74.277 .14 Ingersoll-Rand 3.200 ahs 36.82 117.836.06 4~,SS8.!>2 2.82\

122.743.56 IU International 8,500 shs 19.51 165,850.70 43.107.14 3.07\177.841.73 Kroger 7,500 shs 29.45 220,867.62 43.025.89 3.56%

43.866.91 Moore McCormack Resources 1.BOO shs 23.45 42,206.59 (1,658.32) 2.2.1.\.72,135.00 l'ayless Gashways 4.400 shs 13.32 58,628.03 (13,506.97) 1.20%16,968.51 Philip Morris 400 sbs 90.95 36.318.78 19,410.27 3.96%

365,856.14 Phillips Petroleum 26.700 shs 14.45 385.802.09 19,945.95 4.14\176,834.77 Booat 5.300 shs 28.81 152,716.86 (24.117.91) 6.93%

75,057.32 Square D 1.800 shs 53.45 96.206.79 21,149.41 3.59\

-$2,272. 26B . 12 TOTAL SALES $2,381,413.58 $109,145.46 4.14%====---'

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CASH STATEMENTPERMANENT FUND

February 29. 1988

Cash on Hand 1/31/88 (Interest Bearing)

RECEIPTS:

From West Texas Lands:

3721

$42,948,477.65

Oil RoyaltiesGas RoyaltiesSUlphur RoyaltiesWater RoyaltiesBrine RoyaltiesMineral Lease RentalsOther Lease RentalsOil & Gas Lease Sale Bonuses

Total From West Texas Lands

From Disposition of Securities:U. S. Government Obligations

Treasury SecuritiesGNHA Pass-ThroughsFmHA NotesVarious Guaranteed BondsFHA Mortgages

U. S. Government AgenciesNon-Guaranteed

Corporate BondsCommon StocksBond Exchanged Out

Amortization of PremiumShort Term Securities (Net)

TOTAL RECEIPTS

pISBURSEMENTS:

Securities Acquired:U. S, Government Obligations

Direct & GuaranteedCorporate BondsCommon StocksBond Exchanged In

Amortization of Discount

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS

$4.112.276.872.317.069.27

15,000.0022.567,355,067.941,320.45

500.002.042.345.34

8.516.147.22

14.034,843.7510,645,949.69

69.260.70137,000.00

40,281. 01

1,487,647.8718,597,419,8451,467,663.033,405,784.01

145.546.6229,462,788.89

11,929.375.0030,644.108.6441,033,782.653,353,283.86

709,931. 27

138.010.332.63

(87,670.481. 42)


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$93,288.328.86

INCOME. RECEIVEDAVAILABLE FUND

February 29~ 1988

Interest Received:

U. S. Government ObligationsTreasury SecuritiesGNMA Pass-ThroughsVariousFHA Mortgages


Corporate BondsPreferred Stock

Short Term SecuritiesFunds in State Treasury (PUF)

Dividends Received:Convertible Preferred StocksCommon Stocks

TOTAL RECEIPTS '

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3722

$4,468,053.99819,238.48

2,204,962.7020,638.71

2.247,091.74

7,733.070.63131,250.00

2,309,955.02292,406.62

23,493.753,556,598.26

$23,806,759.90

3723


For Month Ended March 31, 1988

I . PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - INVESTMENT HATTERS.--

REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS.--The following securitiestransactions have been made for the Permanent University Fund in March, 1988.The Executive Vice Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approval by theBoard of RegentS of these transactions.

COMPARISONSUMMARY OF ASSETS

BOOK VALUE03/31/87

BOOK YIELD03/31/87

BOOK VALUE03/31/88

BOOK YIELD03/31/88

DEBT SECURITIES:U.S. Government Obligations

Treasury BondsVarious Guaranteed BondsFHA Mortgages

TOTAL - U.S. GovernmentObligations

U.S. Government Agencies(Non-Guaranteed)

Corporate Bonds

TOTAL - Debt Sec~r1ties

P~ef.rred Stocks

TOTAL - Fixed IncomeSecurities

EQUITY SECURITIES:Conv. DebenturesCony. Preferred StocksCommon Stocks

TOTAL - Equity Securities

$360.135,016.91221,555,296.87

4,360,913.89

586,051,227.67

59,082,425.01

690,770,125.70

1,335,903,778.38

5,759,500.00

1,341,663,278.38

497.272.00974,370.00

846,384,195.05

847,855,837.05

10.41%10. 02\

6.98%

10.24%

10.2Ui

10.60t

10.42\

13 .56\

10.44%

7.84%7.56%4.67%

4.67\

$217,464,057.2.1178,563,613.00

3,898,266.78

399,925,956.99

269,069,946.79

682,857,340.39

1,351,853,244.17

6.011,915.56

1,357.865.159.73

628,729.001.980,233.62

931,045,472.13

933.654,434.75

11.83\10.13%

6.99\

11. 03%

9.70%

10.56%

10.52\

13,08%

10.54\

7.90%1l.9U

4.40%

4.42%

TOTAL - Long TermInvestments 2,189,519,115.43 8.21\ 2,291,519,594.48 8.04%

CASH & EQUIVALENT:U.S. Govt. (Direct & Gtd.)U.S. Govts. (Non-G~d.)

Corporate BondsU. S. Treasury Bi1~s

Commercial PaperCash (Interest Bearing)

TOTAL - Cash & Equivalents

54,054,013.390.00

25,323.138.010.00

486,000,000.0036,931,510.00

602.308,661. 40

8.87\0.00%

10.45\O.OOl6.15%5.64%

6.54%

137,839,469.139,710,822.22

30.:314.792.89102,574,046.88404,000,000.0037,369,613.90

721.808,745.02

8.19%7.60\9.28%6.56\6.71%6.58%

7.08\

TOTAL - SECURITIES.CASH & EQUIVALENTS

Indicated Annual Incomefor Ensuing 12 Months

$2,791,827,776.83

$219.080,968.95

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1.85t $3,013.328,339.50 7.81%

$235.499,704.90

PERMANENT UNIVERSIT~ FUND SUMMARY OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYSTEM STAFF

(OOO'S OMITTED)

HARCH 31, 1988SOUND

SYSTEM STAFF FRANKLIN GAMeD CRITERION SHORE

DEBT SECURITIES;U.S. Governments

Treasury Bonds $217.464 11.83%VariQus Govt. Gtd. 118,564 10.13%FHA Mortgages 3,898 6.99%

TOTAL U.S. Govts. 399,926 11. 03%.

Non·Gtd. Agenci~s 269,010 9.70\Corporate Bonds 682.720 10.56% $137 2.2.30\

t""'

Q'1 TOTAL DEBT 1.351,716 10.52% 137 22.30\H

No Preferred Stocks 6.012 13.06\~

TOTAL FIXED 1.357,728 10.54% 137 22.30%

EQUITY SECURITIES:Convertible Debs. &29 7.90%Con\!". Preferred 1,980 11.91%COJ1lJ1lon Stocks 521.726 5.04% $64,537 3.78% 43,609 3.12% $89,606 2.95% $52,388 3.08t.

TOTAL EQUITIES ----nP2"D 5.04% 64,537 3.7st 46,218 3.56% 89.606 2:93% 52,388 3.08%

TOTAL LONG TERM 1,879.454 9.0n 64,537 3.18% 46,355 3.61% 89,606 2.9)% 52,388 3.08\

SHORT TERM:U.S. Govts. (Dir. & Gtd.) 137,B39 B.19%U.S. Gavt. Non-Gtd. 9,711 7.60%Corporate Bonds 18,118 10.69% 70 13.74%Cash, Commercial Paper,

T-Bills & Corp. Bonds 465,475 6.68% 1,488 6.68% 18,280 6.68% 20.586 6.68% 15,022 0.08\

6.68% ~TOTAL SHORT TERM 631,143 7.14\ 1,486 "b:b8% 18.350 6.70% 20,586 6.68% 15,022

~-- --- N

TOTAL FUND $2,510,597 8,54% $66,025 3.85% $64.705 4.49% $110,192 3.64% $67,410 3.83\ ~

===~=..::::=== ~=:;:.=~= =:;:==::::=.=~ ===-== ~=~~= =====::::-:-=:: =~=~=-== ===~ -======= =::::===

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND SUMMARY OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYSTEM STAFF

(OOO'S OMITTED)

MARCH 31, 1988DON

SMITH TRINITY VALUEQUEST TOTAL FUND


Treasury Bonds: $217,464 11.83%Vari()tls Govt. Gtd. 178,564 10.13%FHA Mortgages 3,89B 6.99\

TOTAL U. S. Govts. 399, 926 11.03%Non-Gtd. Agencies 269,070 9,70%Corporate Bonds 682,857 10.56%

r-'

"" TOTAL DEBT 1,351,853 10.53\t-<

N Preferred Stocks 6,012 13.06%'0

TOTAL FIXED 1,357,665 10.54\

EQUITY SECURITIES:Convertible Debs. 629 1.90%Cony. Preferred 1,980 11.91%Gommon Stocks $36,966 3.44% $64,330 4.58% $57,883 4.19% 931,045 4,40%

TOTAL EQUITIES 36,966 3.44% 64,330 4.58% 57.883 4.19% 933.654 4.42\

TOTAL LONG TERM ]6,966 3,44% 64,330 4.58% 57,883 4.19\ 2.,291,519 8.05\

SHORT TERM:U.S. Govts. (Dir. e. Gtd.) 137,839 8.19%U.S. Govt. Non~Gtd. 9,111 7.60\Corporate Bonds 18,188 10.70%Gash, Commercial Paper,

T-Bills &: Corp. Bonds 28,452 6.68% 2,384 6.68% 4,384 6.68\ 556,071 6.68%W

TOTAL SHORT TERM 28,452 6.68% 2,384 6.68% 4,384 6.68\ 721,809 7.06% ~NCIt

TOTAL FUND $65,418 4.85% $66,711j. 4.66% $62,267 4.37% $3,013,328 7.81%=~=-=-:= $=~~~ ;;--====_::::::::= ==== :::::==~= ==~ ~;:::==~:i::= ~===::=

3726

SUMMARY OF TRANSACTIONS(March, 1988)

PURCHASES:u.s. Govt. Obligations

DirectNon-G\Uranteed

TOTAL - U,S. Govt. Oblg,

Corporate Bonds

TOTAL FIXED INCOME SECURITIES

Common Stocks

TOTAL PURCHASES

Short Term Securities (Net)

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS

COST(BOOK VALUE)

$4,879,687.501,487,124.68

0, 366, 812 .is

36,919,837.69

43,286,649.87

55,393,587.15

98,680,237.02

29,467,210.77

$128,147,447.79

YIELDAT COST

8.49\9.45%

8. 71%

8.93%

B.rn3.34%

5.78%

TOTALPROCEEDS BOOK VALUE

GAINOR

(LOSS)

YIE~D

AT SALEPRICE

632,289.897,077,355.65

52,376.43

~;

U,S, Govt. ObligationsDirect $4.909.375.00

Corporate Bonds 110,805,00

TOTAL DEBT SECURITIES 5,OlO,180.aOPreferred Stock 1.63

TOTAL FIXED INCOME -S-, 020, 1Si. 63

Convertible Preferred 12a,~JS.aOCommon Stocks 51,807,159.59

TOTAL EQUITIES -S1,936,097.59

TOTAL SALES $56,956,279.22

MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS:U.S. Govt. Obligations

GuaranteedGNMA PoolsFmHA NotesFHA Mortgages

$4,879,667.50124,625.45

S ,004, 312. 951. 07

-5,004,314.02

99, 125. 0046,253,433.98

46,352,558.98

$51, 356, 873. 00

608,296.777,077,355.65

52,376.43

$29,~87.50 8.40%(13,820.45) 7.82%

15,867.05 ~0.56 0.00%

-15,867-:oT on29, 8D. 00 u-:-TIt

5,553,725.61 2.84%

5,583,538.61 -~

$5,599,406,22 ~

23,993.120.000.00

TOTAL - U,S, Govt,ObligAtions

U.S. Govt. AgenciesNon-Guaranteed

Corporate Bonds

TOTAL MATURITIESAND PREPAYMENTS

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

7,762,021.97

1,066,581.26

592,138.37

9,420, 741. 60

$66,377,020.82

7,738,028.85

1,059,772.23

590,995.73

9,388,796.81

$60,745,669.81

23,993.12

6,809.03

1,142,64

31,944.79

$5.631,351.01

BQND EXCHANGES

PAR EXCHANGED

$9,489,750

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND BOOK VALUE

INCREASE INANNUAL -INCOME

$72,971,75

February 29, 1988 BalanceAdditions

From Wast 7exas Lands (SeeCash Statement for Detail)

Realized Net Gain or (Loss)on Securi~y Transactions

March 31. 1988 Balance

L &. I 30

$6,650,279.08

5,631,351.01

$3,001,046.709.41

12,281,630.09

$3,013,328,339.50

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEM STAFF(March, 1988)

INVESTMEN1S ACQUIRED

H

PAR VALUEOR

NO. OF SHARES

$5,000,000.00

$1,510,250.39

$12.,000,000.00

1,500,000.00

7,000,000.00113,500.00

5,000,000.005,000,000.006,900,000.00

$37 ,513,500: 00-

11, 3003,5005,700

DESCRIPTIONU. S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (Direct):U. S. Treasury Notes, 8-1/B%, 2/15/98

U. S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (Non-Guaranteed):FHLHG 9-1/4\ GMO I-G, 8/15/13

CORPORATE BONDS:American Southwest Financial 8.8\ GNHA CMO

62- C, 7/1/16Lomas Hortgage Funding 9. 7% GNMA CKO

IV-C, 6/25/07RJR Nabisco 8-1/8% Notes, 3/1/98Santa Fe Southern Pacific 16% Sr. Sub. Debs.,

3/1/03Tenneco Credit B.j/8% Notes, 2/1/97Tenneco 10\ Deb .• 3/15/98Xerox Credit 16% Notes, 9/15/91

TOTAL - Corporate Bonds

COMMON STOCKS:Aetna Life & Casua1cyAmocoChevron

PRICE

97.59

98.47

96.06

99.7299.07

110.5693.2199.55

104.32

44.8672.5944.47

TOTAL NET COST.il>OOK VALUE)

$4,879 .. 687.50

1.487,124.68

11,527,500.00

t, 495,781. 256,935,000.00

125,488.444,660,350.004,977,500.007,198.218.00

36,919,837.69

506,953.40254.065.00253,450.50

YIELDAT COST

8.49\

9.45%

9.19%

9.73%9.02%

14.27%9.52%

10.05%7.00%

8.93%

6.15%4.82%5.40%

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continued)(Karch. 1988)

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (Continued)

TOTAL NET COST YIELDNO. OF SHARES DESCRIPTION PRICE "'!pOOle VALUE) AT COST

C:OMtlON STOCKS: ~ontinued)

9.000 Du Pont (E.!.) De Nemours 85.01 $765,060.00 4.00%35,800 E.astman K.odak 42.04 1,504,984.50 4.28%

7,000 Eaton 72 .64 50e,504.50 2,75%15,700 Emerson Electric 32.34 507,663.00 3.10\

8,400 FPL Group 30.22 253,806.00 7.02%l' 13,700 Ganne.tt 37.02 .507,145.50 2.70%l?> 6,000 General Electric 41.63 249,792.00 3.36\H 20,200 Georgia-Pacific 37 .21 751,705.50 3.22%w 2.200 International Business Machines 113.96 250,701.00 3.86%1'0

3.300 76.72 3.00%Lilly (Eli) 2-S3.159.5042,600 Herri11 Lynch 23.85 1,010,010.00 4.19\12,500 Procter & Gamble 80.95 1,011,851.40 3.46%11,500 Southern 21.84 251,160.00 9.80%13 ,400 Times·Kirror - Seri~s A 37.34 500,356.00 2.46\

8,000 Unisys 32.03 256,22.4.00 2.S7\40,700 Wang Laboratories Class - B 12.50 508,751. 00 1.28%

6,900 W'arner-1.a1Ilbert 72 .69 501,527.00 2.97%17.900 X'erox 56.36 1,008,836.50 5.32\

TOTAL - Gommon Stocks 11,621,706.30 :3.96t

TOTAL PURCHASES 54,908,356.17 7.85\::;;:==o;===-

NET INCREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS 33,259,576.50

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS $88,161,932.67 ~==:::::;:=====~:::::::=:o:; ".lr-:

<Z

ASSETS HELD IN PUP SHORT TERM POOL AT 03/31/88:Treasury BUls:U. S. Treasury Bill 6\. 7/28/88u. S. Treasury Bill 6.05%. 9/29/88U. S. Treasury Bill 6.27%, 2/16/89U. S. Treasury Bill 6.4\. 3/16/&9

TOTAL . Treasury Bills

Commercial Paper:American Express Credit»arc14ys AmericanChevron Oil FinanceChrysler FinancialFord Motor CreditGeneral ~lectric CapitalGeneral Electric FinancialGeneral Motors AcceptanceHeller FinancialHousehold FinanceITT FinancialMontgomery Ward CreditJ. c. PenneyPLUdentlal FundingSears Roebuck AcceptanceWestinghouse Credit

TOTAL - Gommercial Paper

Corporate Bonds:National Rural Utility Coopersttve

Finance 14-1/8\ ColI. Trust K, 5/15/91Tennessee Gas Pipeline 14-1/2% Notes.

6/1/91

TOTAL - Gorporate Bonds

TOTAL - Assets h~ld in Short Term Pool

BOOK VALUE

$9,696,825.003a. 777. S66. 6744,732,544.10

9,367,111.11

102,574.046.88

28,000,000.0028,000,000.0028.000,000.0022,000,000.0028.000,000.0028.000.000.0016,000,000.0028,000,000.0028,000,000.0022.000,000.0025.000,000.0026.000,000.0020.000,000.0028.000,000.0027,000.000.0022,000,000.00

404,000,000.00

5.046,350.00

7,090.850.00

12,127,200.00

$,HB .101,246.88====~=::.:.:===:o:.:::::==~

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEM STAFF(March, 1988)


YIELD

TOTAL NET GAIN" OR AT SALEBOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICE

SALESU. S. GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS (Direct):

$4,879,687.50 U. S. Treasury Notes 8-1/8%,2/15/98 (S5mm par) 98.19 $4,909.375.00 $29,687.50 B .40%

~ PREFERRED STOCKS:~ 1.01 Southland n.l2 shs 13.58 1. &:3 0.56 0.00%.....V-'.r:-

COMMON STOCKS:291. 568.61 Avnet 10,000 shs 27.41 274,090.83 (17,417.84) 1.82%55,708.45 Baxter Travenol Laboratories 4.000 shs 25.53 102,136.58 46.428.13 1. 95%

534,834.56 Best Products 42,300 shs 10.68 451.956.82 (82,817.74) 0.00%7:i4.513.67 Brunswick 40,000 shs 21. sO 860,121.18 105,607.51 1.67%450,980.92 Burlington Northern 6,600 shs 71.79 473,790.18 22.809.26 3.06%525,532.81 Centel 23.500 shs 46.46 1,091,898.03 566,365.22 3.69%662,177.67 Combustion Engineering 21,000 shs 35.26 740.460.23 18,282..56 2.83%183.904.00 Disney (Walt) Productions 4.000 shs 63.53 254,131.51 70,227.51 0.63%105,831.67 Du Pont (E.I.) De Nemours 1,300 shs 89.41 116,229.12 10,391.45 3.80%147,760.00 E1ectrosource 73.880 shs 2.38 175,465 _00 2.7,705.00 0.00%862.191.92 E-Systems 29,]00 shs 30.12 882,570.97 20,379.05 1.65%466,752.15 First Interstate Bancorp 11,700 shs 45.23 529,179.32 62,427.17 6.18%288,911,06 General Motors 4,000 shs 72.35 289.380.33 469.27 6.90%225.503.29 Genuine Parts 12,000 shs 39.67 476,079.08 250,575.79 2.59%245,978.15 Grace (W. R. ) 10,000 shs 28.66 286,590.41 'iD, 612.26 4.87% CJ548.969.19 Harris 1:.1,.500 shs 31. 05 481.214.90 (67,754.29) 2,83% ...J141,714.35 Hasbro 8,200 slls 14,67 120,269.96 (21,424.39) 0,61\ c,.;

0

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continued)(Marc.h, 1988)

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (Continue;;,d)


BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALES (Continued)GOMMON STOCKS (Continued):

$302,621. 76 Hospital of America B,378 shs 30.91 $258,955.32 ($4~,666.44) 2.32%588,109.47 He",lett~Packa["d 20,000 shs 63.48 1,269,610.10 681,560.63 0.41%980,107.80 Humana 40,000 shs 24.73 989,156.89 9.049.09 3.45%143,172.53 Kraft 14,500 shs 55."11 808,707.99 465,535.46 3.37\

t-' 354,225.60 Lilly (Eli) 4,000 shs 86.28 345,128.48 (9,097.12) 2.66%R'> 1,200.653.27 Lincoln National 31,300 sns 41.85 1,497,628.97 296,975.70 4.92\H 161,894.85 McDonald's 6,000 shs 47.49 284,924.48 123.029.63 1. 05%w 328.918.41) MeGra'll-Bill 9,000 shs 59.80 538 .112.02 209,2.53.62 3.01%U1

270,523.58 Niagara Mohawk Power (65,330.46) 8.73%15,000 shs 13.68 205,193.12139.316.81 Norfolk Southern 6,200 shs 29.60 183,498.36 44,181. 5S 4.04\80,228.50 N'orwest 2,500 shs 44.45 111,120.98 30,392.48 4.04%

468,667.38 PPG Industries 12,500 shs 40.69 508,670.50 40.003.12 2.94%530,066.03 Sara Lee 21. 400 shs 43.70 935,267.75 405,201. 72 2.74%387.240.57 Texas Eascern 18,000 shs 29.84 537,171. 03 149,930.46 3.34%253,635.55 Tille 7,000 shs 91. 55 640,848.61 387,213.06 1.09%694,338.69 Tonka 37,800 shs 11.11 419,858.89 (274,479.80) 0.00%695,984.31 TRW 17,000 shs 50.51 858,753.82 162.769.51 3.16%352,341.81 Unisys 9,100 shs 36.61 333,169.86 (19,171.95) 2.51%186,201. 38 United Technologies 5,000 shs 42.28 2.11,417.93 25,216.55 3.30%164,935.32 Unocal 4,700 shs 37.91 178,171. 04 13,235.72 2.63%310,193.60 Wang LahoratQties - Class B 20,000 shs 15.85 317,039.37 1),1>45.77 1.00%

15,286,209.14 'IOTAL - Common Stocks 19,038,109.96 3,151,900.22 2. .19%~

$20,165,898. )l TOTAL SALES $23,947.486.59 $3,781,588.28 3.94% -.J~== c..J,..

PERHANENI UNIVERSITY fUND ~ SYSTEM STAFF (Contin~ed)

(March, 1988)


H

"BOOK VAWE

$608.296.71

7.077.355.65

7,685.652.42

52,376.43

1,738,018.85

1, 059 , 772.2)

DESCLUPTJONMATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTSU. S. UOVERNMENT OALIGATIONS (Guaranteed):Various Long Term .GNHA Pass·Throughs, Various Pools

($63Z,2B9.89 par)l'a~ers Kame Adm, Insu.red Notes:

7·1/2\. 3/21/88 ($7,077,355.6' par)

TOTAL - Various Long Tem

PHA llortgagesPrincipal Payments ($~2,376.43 par)

TOTAL - U. S. Covt. Obligations (Guaranteed)

U. S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES (Non-Guaranteed):Pederal Home Loan Mtge. P.C.'g

Various Groups (51.066,581.26 par)

TOTAL NF.TPROCEEDS

$632,289.89

1,017,355.65

7,709,645,54

52,376.43

7,762.021.97

1,066.581. 26

GAIN OR.fWSS)

$23.993.12

0,00

23,993.12

0.00

23.993.12

6,809,03

BOOK VALUE

9 (March, 1988)

DESCRIPTION MATURITIES AND PREPAWNTS [Continued) CORPORATE BONDS: Marine Drilllng 8 -5 /83 C t d . Motes,

3/8/97 ($58,029.37 par) Pennsylvania Electr ic 4% 1st Mtge. ,

3/1/88 (Q490m par) Shel l O i l 5% Debs., 3/15/91, ( $ 4 4 , 1 0 9 . 9 9 par)

TOTAL NET PROCEEDS

TOTAL - Corporate Bonds TOTAL WTURITI ES AND PKEPAYHENTS

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

GAIN OR (LOSS l

HKT BOOK DESCRIPTION

ISSUE ISSUE BOOK VALUE YIELD Y IELO NEW

ISSUE ISSUE IN- IN- BOOK EXCHANGED RECEIVED CREASE CREASE YIELD

A ~ e n c y for hency: $2,503,512.73 FHLHC 8-314% Multi-Family FHWC 9-114% CHO 1-C, 8/15/13 $ 2 , 2 6 6 , 7 0 4 . 9 6 $ 2 , 3 1 4 , 0 7 0 . 7 5 0 . 2 0 %

P. C. #220011, 8/1/01

6 , 9 8 6 , 2 3 6 . 8 8 FILHC 9% GNOME P. G . #200048 FHLMC 9-1/4% GHO 1-C, 8,J15/L3 6 , 9 8 0 , 7 8 3 . 6 7 6 , 8 6 9 , 4 4 0 . 5 2 0.41%

$72,971.75 * =--- --s

(Total Income Improvement)

*Total Income Improvement represents improvement with takeout (payup) considered at current investment rates.

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUMD - SYSTEM STAFF (Continuedl {March, 1988)

TENDER SALES

BOOK VALVE ISSUE ISSUE ISSUE SALES ISSUE CASH GAIN OR (LOSS)

TENDERED RECEIVED TENDERED YIELD RECBIVED RECE I VED TOTAL OVER BOOK VALUE

Corporate Bond for Cash

$133,500.00 par Central Hudson Gas & Electric 4 .85% Corporate Bond, 12/1/95

Common Stock for Cash and Cumulative Exchangeable Preferred Stock

17,716.00 shares Southland 11,820.12 shares Southland 1,211,210.86 7.41% $109,336.07 1,086,345.12 1,195,681.19 (15,529.67) Corporation Common Stock ' Corporation 15.0% Cumulative

Exchangeable Preferred Stock

Common Stock for Cash

25,000.00 shares S t e r l i n g Drug Common Stock

TOTAL TENDERS

NO. OF SHARES

PERHANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - FRANKLIN (March, 1 9 8 8 )


DESCRIPTION COMHON STOCKS : Baltimore Gas & Electric Du Pont ( E . I . ) Pe Nemaurs Georgfa-Pacific Goodyear Tire & Rubber McDonald's Pepsico Tribune

TOTAL FURCHAS ES

NET INCREASE IN SHORT TERH HOLDINGS

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS

PRICE TOTAL NET COST (BOOK VALUE)

YIELD AT COST

BOOK VALUE

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - FRANKLIN (Continued) (March, 1988)


DESCRIPTION SALES COHHON STOCKS : Dreyfus 15 ,000 shs ITT 4 5 , 9 0 0 shs Limi ted (The) 1 ,400 shs mytag 2 2 , 9 0 0 shs North American P h i l l i p s - Prior Month Correct ion 0 shs

Penney (J. C . ) 13,300 shs Sears Roebuck 8 , 5 0 0 shs Southern 5 1 , 8 0 0 shs

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

PRICE TOTAL NET

PROCEEDS

YIELD GAIN OR AT SALE (LoSSl PRICE

NO. OF S W E S

P E W E N T UNIVERSITY FUND - GAHCO (March, 1988)


DESCRIPTION COMMON STOCKS: Firestone Tfre & Rubber G AF General Clnema Handy & Harman Stop 6r Shop Thomas Industries United Cabla TV

TOTAL PURCHASES


TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


YIELD AT COST

BOOK VALUE

$99,125.00

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FWND - GAMCOCContfnued) (March, 1988)


DESCRIPTION SALES CONVERTIBLE DEBENTURES: Arntek 7 . 7 5 % Conv. D e b s , , 3/15/11 ($loom par)

PRICE TOTAL NET

PROCEEDS

COHHON STOCKS: Adams -Russell Adams-Russell Stock Rights Bundy Di Giorgio General Motors Sout hdown Tr inova

35,700 shs 35,700 shs 1,000 shs 4,000 shs 2,000 shs 5,000 shs 7,000 shs

TOTAL COMHON STOCKS

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

YIELD GAIN OR AT SALE

(LOSS) PRICE

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - Gamco IContinuedl (Harch, 1988 1

TENDER SALES

DESCRIgTION BOOK VALUE ISSUE ISSUE ISSUE SALES ISSUE CASH GAIN OR (LOSS)

TENDERED RECEIVED YIELD RECEIVED RECEIVED TOTAL OVER BOOK VALUE


2 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 shares Ster l ing Drug Common Stock $ 1 , 7 5 7 , 4 4 0 . 0 0 1 . 7 0 %

3 8 , 6 4 4 . 0 0 shares Di Giorgio Corpoxation Comon Stock 824 ,093 .87 3.05%

Common Stock for Cash and Cm~rlative Exchanpeable Preferred Stock

60 ,000 .00 shares Becor 4 , 7 0 8 . 5 0 shares B-E Holdings Wester Comon Stock 12.50% Series A Cumulative

Exchangeable Preferred Stock 694,506.80 1.41% 23,542.50 8 3 0 , 4 8 2 . 9 6 8 5 4 , 0 2 5 . 4 6 159,518.66

TOTAL TENDERS

PERHANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - CRITERION (Harch, 1988)

NO. OF SHARES


DESCRIPTION COMMON STOCKS: Atlantic Richfield Deere Dun & Bradstreet Lilly ( E l i ) Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Texas Instruments USX Weyerhaeuser

TOTAL ACQUISITIONS

INVESTHENTS DISPOSED OF

BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE SALES COMMON STOCKS:

$3,328,060.00 Eastman Kodak 60,000shs 42.98

1 3 , 6 5 2 , 5 2 6 . 8 4 NET DECREASE IN SHORT TERM HOLDINGS

$ 1 6 , 9 8 0 , 5 8 6 . 8 4 TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

PRICE

7 5 . 7 7 43.45 5 0 . 5 1 78 .56 59.72 51.35 3 3 . 4 6 4 2 . 3 3

TOTAL NET COST (BOOK VALUE)

YIELD AT COST

YIELD TOTAL NET GAIN OR AT SALE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICE

NO. OF SHARES

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - SOUND SHORE HANAGEHENT (March, 1988)


DESCRIPTION COMMON STOCKS: Advest Group Bristol-Myers Citicorp Fleetwood Enterpris'es Georgia-Pacific Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing USALr Group

TOTAL PURCHASES

MET INCREASE IN SHORT TERH HOLDINGS


TOTAL ACQUISITIONS

YIELD AT COST

BOOK VALUE

P E W E N T UNIVERSITY FUND - SOUND SHORE HANAGEIENT(Continued1 (March, 1988)


DESCRIPTION PRICE SALES COMMON STOCKS: Berkley ( W . R.) 10,000 shs 27.50 Beverly Enterprises 120,500 shs 7.07 Harsh & HcLennan 37,000 shs 54.30 f eps ico 38,000 shs 3 5 . 1 8 Quaker S t a t e O i l Ref 15,000 shs 21.21 U S A i r Group 7,500 shs 3 9 . 4 3

TOTAL SAtES

TOTAL NET PROCEEDS

Y f ELD GAIN OR AT SALE (LOSS) PRICE

H

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - DONALD SMITH(March, 1988)




NO DISPOSITIONS THIS MONTH

$2,644,369.12

H

NO. OF SHARES

18,20018,90044,00014,60027,00022,50024,100

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - TRINITY(March, 1988)


DESCRIPTIONCOMMON STOCKS:ChevronLockheedOhio EdisonPPG IndustriesSouthern California EdisonSouthwestern BellUnisys

TOTAL PURCHASES


TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


45.43 $826,735.00 5.28\43.66 825,117.30 3.21%19.03 837,364.00 10.30\39.02 569,633.60 3.08%31.39 847,611. 00 7.58%36.68 825,187.50 6.76%34.52 831,811. 50 2.67%

5,563,459.90 5.68%

1,328,616.32

$6,892,076.22

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - TRINITY (Continued)(March, 1988)


'.1'o

BOOK VALUE

$932,687.001,243,477.50

26,341. 57915,390.40

1,096,046.001,255,963.201,042,209.83

$6,512,115.50

DESCRIPTIONSALESCOMMON STOCKS:Cente1Firestone Tire & RubberGreen (A. P.)Penney (J. C.)SalomonUSTUSG

TOTAL DISPOSITIONS

TOTAL NETPRICE PROCEEDS

25,200 shs 43.45 $1,094,903.4625,700 shs 54.23 1,393,711.481,415 shs 17 .41 24,629.49

22,600 shs 47.58 1.075,258.1031,600 shs 24.49 773,826.5746,600 ahs 31.16 1,452,054.1128,300 shs 37.71 1,067,239.26

$6,881,622.47

GAIN OR(LOSS)

$162,216.46150,233.98

(1,712.08)159,867.70

(322,219.43)196,090.91

25,029.43

$369,506.97

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE

3.95%1.84%0.00%3.11%2.61%4.74%2.97\

3.24\

H

NO. OF SHARES

8.70040.7006.2001.2006.8001,1001,300

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - VALUEQUEST(March, 1988)


DESCRIPTIONCOMMON STOCKS:Baxter Travenol LaboratoriesConag:.;aEastman KodakInternational Business MachinesMotorolaPhilip MorrisRJR Nabisco

TOTAL PURCHASES


TOTAL ACQUISITIONS


23.30 $202,710.00 2.15%25.44 1,035 ,341. 35 2.63%40.48 250,982.00 4.45%

110.07 132,084.00 4.00%44.70 303,926.00 1.43%92.07 101,277 .00 3.91%50.07 65,091. 00 3.83%

--2.091,411.35 2.81%

1.792,072.25

$3.883,483.60

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - VALUEQUEST (Continued)(March, 1988)



BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION PRICE PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICESALESCOMMON STOCKS:

$373,114.04 Koppers 18,700 shs 50.82 $950,320.25 $577,206,21 2.36%1,355,000,09 Hoare McCormack Resources 55,600 shs 36.90 2.051,549.97 696,549,88 1.41%

325,687,60 Oneok 20,000 shs 10.43 208,593.00 (117,094.60) 24.38%-

$2,053,801. 73 TOTAL SALES $3,210,463.22 $1,156.661,49 3.18%

== - --

PERMANENT UNIVERSITY FUND - VALUEQUEST (Continued)(March. 1988)

TENDER SALES

DESCRIPTIONISSUE

TENDERED


ISSUERECEIVED

BOOK VALUEISSUE SALES ISSUE

TENDERED YIELD RECEIVEDCASH

RECEIVED TOTALGAIN OR (LOSS)

OVER BOOK VALUE

H

23,800.00 shares IU International Common Stock $343,681. 98 0.00' $529,550.00 $529,550.00 $185,868.02

CASH STATEMENTPERMANENT FUNDMarch 31. 1988


RECEIPTS:

From West Texas Lands:

3750

$93,288,328.86

011 RoyaltiesGas RoyaltiesWater RoyaltiesBrine RoyaltiesMineral Lease RentalsOther Lease RentalsSale of Sand, Gravel, etc.Bonuses Amendments & Extensions

Total From West Texas Lands

From Disposition of Securities:U. S. Government Obligations

Treasury SecuritiesGNMA Pass-ThroughsFmHA NotesFHA Mortgages


Corporate BondsBond Tender out (Net Receipts)Preferred StocksConvertible DebenturesConunon StocksBond Exchanged OutStock Tender Out (Net Receipts)Amortization of Premium

TOTAL RECEIPTS

DISBURSEMENTS:

securities Acquired:U. S. Government Obligations

Direct & GuaranteedU. S. Government Agencies

Non-GuaranteedCorporate BondsConunon Stocks

Amortization of DiscountWrite OnShort Term Securities (Net)

TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS

$4,539,673.192,057.361.42

22.991. 573,159.133.588.59

20,100.002,680.20

724.98

6,650,279.08

4.909,375.00632,289.89

7,077,355.6552,376.43

1,066,581.26592,138.37110,805.00

1.63128,938.00

44,388,878.9463.977.36

7,074.695.1261,105.38

4,879,687.50

1,487,124.6836,919,837.6955,393,SS7.15

580,063.281.00

29,467,210.77

72,S08,797.11

(128,727, 5l2. 07)


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$37.369,613.90~==:::::;:::=====~=

INCOME RECEIVEDAVAILABLE FUNDMarch 31, 1988

Interest Received:

U. S. Government ObligationsTreasury SecuritiesGNMA Pass-ThroughsVariousFHA Mortgages


Corporate Bonds

Short Term SecuritiesFunds in State Treasury (PUP)

Dividends Received:Convertible DebenturesConunon Stocks

TOTAL RECEIPTS

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3751

~671,995.36765,245.59192,781.64

22,859.24

2,074,407.28

5,522,209.48

2,269,442.91507,001.41

12.478.475,613.967.21

$17.652,388.59

3752


For Month Ended February 29, 1988

II. TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS

TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS - INVESTMENT MATTERS.--

REPORT ON SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS.--The following securitiestransactions have been made for the Trust and Special Funds in February, 1988, TheExecutive Vice Chancellor for Asset Management recommends approval by the Board ofRegents of these transactions.

COMPARISONSUMMARY OF ASSETS

$43,101,365.98 11,33%6,643,889,91 10,42%

$37,150,534,24 11,46\5,714,031.73 10,20%

DEBT SECURITIES:U, S, GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS

Treasury BondsVarious Guaranteed Bonds .

BOOK VALUE2/28/87

BOOK YIELD2/28/87

BOOK VALUE2/29 /88

BOOK YIELD2/29/88

TOTAL - U. S. GovernmentObligations

U. S, Government Agencies(Non-Guaranteed)

Corporate Bonds

TOTAL - DEBT SECURITIES

Preferred Stocks

49,745,255.89 11.21%

11,819,676.90 10,95%

131,102,355.53 11,24%

192,667,288.32 11.21%

1,151,900,00 13.56%

42,864,565,97 11,29%

69,589,090.88 9,741

159,501,511.57 10.72%

271,955,168,42 10,56%

1,151,900.00 13.56%

TOTAL - FIXED INCOMESECURITIES

EOUITY SECURITIES:Conver~ib1e DebenturesConvertible Preferred StocksCommon Stocks

TOTAL - EQUITY SECURITIES

Special Investments

TOTAL - LONG TERMINVESTMENTS

CASH & EQUIVALENTS:Goldman Sachs.U,S, Govts. (Direct)Corporate Bonds.Commercial PaperCash

193,819.188.32

350,000.00441,124.30

109,830,516,16

110,621,640.46

3.651,366,02

308,092,194,80

40 , 408 , 913 . 944,574,103,595,817,697.51

55,000,000.00124,326,49

11.23%

8.14%11.09%

3,50%

3.54%

0.00%

8,34%

5.66%10,20\

9.92%6,16%0,00\

273,107,068.42

350,000.00535,368.01

133,743,886.33

134,629,254.34

12,317,514.93

420,053,837.69

54,622,357.655,996,243.873,158,693.37

0.0085,892.58

10,57%

8.04%2.44%3.07%

3.08%

0,00%

7,86%

6.53%10.52%

9,04%0,00%0,00%

TOTAL - CASH & EQUIVALENTTOTAL - COMMON TRUST FUND

SECURITIES, CASH,& EQUIVALENT

105,925,041,53 6.34% 63,863,187.47 7.02\

7.75%:::I:;I::c:=~::::z.

Total Market Value $455,684,983.28 $506,708,775.78

Market Unit Value $2,7029040186668 $2.6390561271

Indicated Annual Income per Unit $0.19213 $0,195378

Based on Indicated Income -Yield on Market 7.11% 7.40%

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COHMON TRUST FUND SUMMARy OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYST~M STAFF

(OOO'S OMITTED)

FEBRUARY 29, 1988

SYSTEM STAFF BREAU TW'EEDL BROWNE GEOCAPITALDEBT SECURITIES:U.S. Governments

Treasury Bonds $37.151 11.46\Various Govt. Gtd. 5.714 10.20\

TOTAL - U.S. Govts. 42,865 11. 29\

Non-Gtd. Agencies 69,589 9.74%

Corporate Bonds 159.501 10.72%

r' TOTAL DEB'! 271,9$5 10.SUl?'H

Preferred Stocks 1,152 13.56\

V1-..J TOTAL FIXED 273,107 10.57\

EQUITY SECURITIES:Cony. Debentures $200 9.00% $150 6.75\Cony. Preferred $94 10.98\Common Stocks 56.422 3.24\ 14,195 2.51\ 5,051 2.87\ 16,113 0.86\

TOTAL EQUITIES 56,422 3.24\ 14,995 2.59' 5.145 3.02% 16.263 0.91\

Special Investments 12.318 0.00\

TOTAL LONG TERM 341.846 8.98% 14.995 2.59% 5,145 3.0n 16,263 0.91\

SHORT TERH:Goldman Sachs-STIP 24,343 6.53\ 3,045 6.53\ 14,855 6.53\ 1,053 6.53\U.S. Govts. (Direct) 5,996 10.52\Corporate Bonds 3,159 9.04%

~Commercial Paper 0 0.00% ....JCash 86 0.001>~

TOTAL SHORT 'l'ERM -----n-:-584 7.46% 3,045 6.53\ 14,855 D3l 1,053 D"fi" ~

TOTAL FUND $315,430 8.85\ "$18,040 3.26% $20,000 5.63\ $17,316 1.25\= ==---== =- ~- ==--= .---===

COMMON TRUST FUND SUXMRY OF ASSETS BOOK VALUE AND BOOR YIELD BY COUMSELUR AND SYSTEH STAFF (Continued)

(000'5 OMITTED)

FEBRUARY 2 9 , I988

D S KENNEDY KAHN BROTHERS W H REAVES TOTAL FUND DEBT SECURITIES: U.S. Governments

Treasury Bonds Various Go*. Gcd.

TOTAL - U . S . Govts .

Non-Gtd. Agencies

Corporate Bonds

TOTAL DEBT

Preferred Stocks

TOTAL FIXED

EQUITY SECURITIES: COTIV. Debentures Conv. Preferred Common Stocks

TOTAL EQUITIES

Specfal Investments

TOTAL LONG TERM

SHORT TERM: Goldman Sachs-STIP U . S . Govts. (Direct) Corporate Bonds Commercial Paper Cash

TOTAL SHORT TERM

TOTAL FUND

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (February, 1988)

TOTAL NET COST YIELD PA& VALUE DESCRIPTION AND FUND (BOOK VALUE) AT COST

(DETAILED SCHEDULES FOLLOW)

PURCHASES U. S , GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS: _(Direct) :

$ 1 , 4 5 0 . 0 0 Derossetta Thomas Fund Hogg Foundation for Mental Health -

2,045,650.00 Unallocated Account 813,850.00 Ima Hogg Foundation 360,000.00 Ima Hogg Foundation - Unallocated 99,050.00 Ima Hogg Scholarships in

Hental Health $3 ,320 ,000 .00 TOTAL - U.S. Govtts. (Direct)

CORPORATE BONDS: $ 4 , 2 0 0 . 0 0 0 , 0 0 Common Trust Fund - S y s t e m S t a f f

SPECIAL: $ 6 6 , 4 4 2 . 3 8 C o m n Trust Fund - System Staff --=

COMMON STOCKS: Common Trust Fund - System S t a f f Comon Trust Fund - Breau Capital Comon Trust Fund - Tweedy, Browne Common Trust Fund - GeoCapital Common Trust Fund - Kahn Brothers Common Trust Fund - 8 . H. Reaves Ima Hogg Foundation UTS - Professional Liability

Insurance Plan - Equities UTS - Professional L i a b i l i t y

Insurance Plan - Outside Hanager Walter Prescott Webb Chair in History UTHSC - D - Lydfa X. Karchar Fund far Madteal Excellance

TOTAL - Common Stocks

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (Continued) (February, 1988)

flET PURCHASE OF SHORT TERM SECURITIES - Student Loan Funds -

George W, Brackenridge College of Engineering

Interest on Damage Payments on W e s t Texas Lands

Miscellaneous Charges Allocable to Trust & Special Funds

Frank B, Cotton Trust Damage Payment Varner Bayou Bend Heritage Fund for

Chi ld Guidance Center in Houston Frances Fowler Wallace Memorial Fund Ima Hogg Foundation - Unallocated

The Robertson Poth Foundation Temporary Investments of Funds

to be Added t o the Common Trust Fund-- U. T, Health Science Center - San Arltonio

J, Marian West Chair for Constmctive Capitalism

Ima Hogg Foundation The Robertson Poth Foundation U. T. System Professional

L i a b i l i t y Insurance Plan - Fixed Income

U. T. System Professional Liability Insurance Plan - Outside Manager

Estate of Lota Harris, Deceased Estate of Lorena Morrow Kelley Marathon Laboratory Sheffield Challenge Fund Endowment Program Estate of Alice Jane S h s f f i e l d Governor & Mrs. Allan Shivers G i f t Tenneco O i l Advanced Petrophysics

Laboratory Walter Prescott Webb Chair in History Department of Chemistry - Various Donors

- Various Purposes Littlefield Fund for Southern History Reserve for Publication

Estelle Boughton Sharp Fund - Pioneer O i l Pro j ec t

B. H. Rankin, Jr., Scholarship Fund UTMB - G - Sivert Brow - Mineral Rights -

Fifteen Acres in Brazoria County, Texas UTSCC - B - Estate of Salome Kirby FOX UTSCC - H - Bud Johnson Clinical Chair UTSCC - H - Olla S . Stribling Chair for

Cancer Research UTEP - Frank B. Cotton Trust UTHSC - SA - Evelyn Knott Woolley

Scholarship UTPB - Ellen % Bill Noel Scholarship Fund Edgar J. Poth h Gaynalle Robertson Poth Trust

Victor L. Hand Unitrust Lei la A. Olivex Charitable Trust UTMB - G - Libbie Moody Thompson Trust UTMB - G - Libbie Moody Thompson

Memorial Trust

BOOK VALUE

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (Continued) (February, 1988)

NET P U R C H A S S (Continued) :

UTMB - G - Robertson-Path Charitable Remainder Trust

UTHB - G - Clark W . Thompson Trust UTnB - G - J. FrederLc Hullins, M. D.,

Charitable Remainder Unitrust UTNB - G - Robartson-Poth Charitable

Reminder Trust No. 2 UTSCC - H - Lillian C. Koehler Annufty Trust

UTSCC - H - Elizabeth K. Zoch Unitrust Retirement of Indebtedness Accounts Investments & T r u s t s Suspense Account

TOTAL - Bet Purchase of Short Term Securities

BOOK VALUE

ASSETS HELD IN CTF SHORT TERM POOL AT 2 / 2 9 / 8 8 : Goldman Sachs Institutional Liquid Assets Government Portfolio $ 5 4 , 6 2 2 , 3 5 7 . 6 5

4 - P

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (February, 1988)

YIELD TOTAL NET GAIN OR AT SALE - PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICE


EAUs U. S . GOVERNMENT OBLIGATIONS JDirect):

$ 6 , 6 2 1 , 9 8 5 . 9 2 Common Trust Fund - System Staff $ 6 , 7 3 4 , 3 7 0 . 5 0 $ 1 1 2 , 3 8 4 . 5 8 8 . 2 6 %

6 , 6 6 5 , 5 5 0 . 2 3 U. T. System Professional Liability Insurance Plan - F i x e d Income 6 . 6 4 9 . 5 2 6 . 7 5 1 1 6 . 0 2 3 . 4 8 ) 8.26%

$13 ,287 ,536 .15 TOTAL - U . S . Govt,'~ (Direct) $13,383,897.25 $96,361.10 8.26% - m- __I

SPECIAL INVESTMENTS: $ 5 1 , 5 3 8 . 7 8 Common Trust Fund -

System Staff

-ON STOCKS: Common Trust Fund - System Staff $ 2 , 9 8 2 , 6 4 0 . 4 3 $ 4 7 3 , 1 5 2 . 1 8 4 . 6 6 %

Common Trust Fund - Breau Capital 1 2 1 , 9 9 4 . 4 3 2 , 4 1 4 * 5 1 4 . 4 9 %

Common Trust Fund - GeoCapital 915,131.94 6 2 4 , 7 6 7 . 9 4 0.00%

Common Trust Fund - Kahn Brothers 6 5 8 , 4 7 8 . 0 0 101,105.00 2 .27%

Comrnon Trust Fund - P. H. Raavea 7 7 4 , 2 0 9 . 5 3 71,158.20 5 . 5 3 %

I m Hogg Foundation 8 6 , 1 5 4 . 1 2 ( 4 3 , 8 0 7 . 6 8 ) 0 .38% The Robertson Poth Foundation 108,142.11 24,172.23 4 , 5 7 %

U. T. System Professional L i a b i l i t y Insurance Plan - Equities 3 6 6 , 3 3 4 . 6 9 (29,450.15) 2 . 8 9 %

U. T. System Professional L i a b i l i t y Insurance Plan - Outside Manager 3 9 4 , 7 5 1 . 7 7 (39,091.131 3 . 8 9 %

Walter Prascott Webb Chair in History 11,206.62 1,238.62 2.64%

Uinedale Stage Coach Inn Fund 38,815.21 16,397.65 5 . 4 7 % Winedale-Varner-Bayou Bend

Heritage Fund 4 7 , 3 6 2 . 3 3 2 8 , 6 6 0 . 2 3 5 . 5 3 % UTSCC - H - Ann Wife Cox Chair in Gynecology 1 6 , 0 3 2 . 4 8 1 , 7 3 5 . 4 8 2 . 7 0 %

UTPB - Ellen & B i l l Hoe1 Scholarship Fund 1 0 8 , 9 7 8 . 3 9 2 4 , 9 2 8 . 5 9 5.21%

Edgar J. Path & Gaynelle Robertson Poth Trust 9 , 0 5 5 . 2 0 2 , 8 3 5 . 8 3 5.43%

Leila A. Oliver Charitable T r u s t 11,958.61 3,746.11 5 . 4 9 %

Wilson and Kathryn Frasar Charitable Remainder Unitrus t 13,435.05 8 4 2 . 5 5 7 . 1 5 %

UTMB - G - Libbie Moody Thorn p s on Trus t 52,031.26 1 4 , 9 5 1 . 5 9 6 . 5 0 %

UTMB - G - Libbie Maody Thompson Memorial Trust 1 0 6 , 0 2 3 . 4 5 2 8 , 3 5 8 , 8 9 5 . 4 0 %

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (Continued) (February, 1988)

YIELD TOTAL NET GAIN OR AT SALE

BOOK VAJUE DESC&IZ2IOw AND FUND PROCEEDS (LOSS) PRICE (DETAILED SCHEDULES FOLLOW)

SALES fGmcinued) COHMON STOCKS (Continued):

$ 3 7 , 2 0 7 . 4 0 UTMB - G - Robertson-Poth Charitable Remainder Trust $ 4 3 , 6 8 2 . 0 4 $6,474.64 6 . 4 0 %

65,472.30 UTMB - G - Clark W. Thompson Trust 88,199.05 22,726.75 4.95%

4 . 1 8 6 . a UTSCC - H - Lillian C . Koehler Annuity Trust 6 . 0 9 4 . 3 0 1.908.05 5 .38%

$ 5 , 6 2 1 , 4 8 4 . 9 3 TOTAL - Common Stocks before Gifts $6,960,711,01 $1,339,226.08 3 ,78%

P

Stocks Received by Gift or Bequest 7 1 , 7 4 8 . 5 0

TOTAL - A l l Common Stocks $ 7 , 0 3 2 , 4 5 9 . 5 1

u u U-i0NS (Guaranteed):

$ 3 , 4 7 6 . 4 7 Common Trust Fund - System Staf f $3,471.17

3 . 9 8 2 . 7 0 I m s Hogg Foundation 4 , 0 4 8 . 3 4

$ 7 , 4 5 9 . 1 7 TOTAL - U . S . Govt.{Guaranteed) $7,519.51 P T

INon-Guaranteed): Federal Home Loan Htge.

P. C . ' a Various Groups-- $19,211.61 Common Trust Fund -

System S t a f f

CQRPORATE: Common Tmst Fund -

System Staff J. Harion West Chair for

Constmctive Capitalism Ima Hogg Foundation Winedale Stagecoach Inn Fund UTSCC - H - Bud Johnson

Clinical Chair' UTSCC - H - Olla S. Stribl ing

for Cancer Research UTEP - Frank B. Cotton Trust Charles A . Stacey Charitable Remainder Unitrus t

33,000.00 Chair

5 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 135,000.00

TOTAL - Corporate Bonds $668,168.12

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (Continued) (February, 1988)

TOTAL NET NET REDUCTION OF PROCEEDS SHORT TERM SECmfTIES (BOOK VALUE) Chancellorrs Council -

Unrestricted Accounts $ 4 4 , 1 7 0 . 9 4 Hogg Foundation for Mental

Health - Unallocated Account 2,008,371.06

I m a Hogg Foundation - Program Support 541,214.00 Income 1,037,502.44

I m a Hogg Scholarships in Mental Health 93,000.00

Temporary Investments of Funds t o be Added to the Common Trust Fund-- U. T. Austin 382,000.00

UTS - Professional L i a b i l i t y Insurance Plan - ~quities 1 5 9 , 2 4 7 . 4 7

Centennial Gifts Undasignated 200 .00 Department Chairman's Permanent Endowment for Discretionary Spending 113,000.00

C. L. Lundall Chair of Systematic Botany 70.00

Paul D, & Betty Robertson Meek & American Petrofina Foundation Centennfal Professorship in Chemical Engineering 100.00

Zarrow Centennial Professorship in Petroleum Engineering 1 0 0 . 0 0

S u n Exploration & Production Go. Centennial Fellowship #1 in Petroleum Engineering 1 0 0 . 0 0

UTSCC - H - Billie Wyrich Kennerly Estate 8 3 . 1 1 0 . 0 0

UTHSC - D - The Lydia K. Karcher Fund for Medical Excellence 2 3 , 3 0 0 . 0 0

UTA - Rudolph Hermanns UTA Endowment Fund for Excellence 4 0 . 0 0

UTA - Robert Leroy Foundation 80.00 UTD - U. T. Dallas/TRF

Investment Account 5 0 0 . 0 0 UTITC - SA - Special Fund 600.00 The Robert & Alma Moreton

1983 U n i t r u s t 400.00 Charles A . Stacey Charitable Remainder U n i t r u s t 1 5 , 3 0 0 . 0 0

TOTAL - Net Reduction of Short Term Securities $ 4 , 5 0 2 , 4 0 5 . 9 1 ---

COMMON TRUST FUND - SYSTEH STAFF (February, 1988)

BOND PURCHASES

COST (BOOK VALUES YIELD PAR VALUE ISSW UNf T TOTAL AT COST

$3,200,000.00 Shearson L e b n 9.55% GNHA CMO 0 - 2 , 12/1/14 99 .60 $3,187,328.00 9 .59% 1.000.000.00 USLife 8-7/8% Notes, 2/1/95 99 .54 995.360.00 8.97%

$4 200,000.00 A- $ 4 , 1 8 2 , 6 8 0 . 0 0 - 9 . 4 4 % -

STOCK PURCHASES

PAR VALUE ISSUE SPECIAL INVESTMENTS:

s 6 6 , 4 4 2 . 3 8 Cheyenne Partners

NO. OF SHARES ISSUE COMMON STOCKS : Dow Jones Eaton Georgia-Paclfic Hartman Northrop Springs Industries Teledyne

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELD TOTAL AT COST

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIEW) UNIT TOTAL AT COST

BOOK VALUE $4 ,7Q9 ,759 .94

1 , 9 1 2 , 2 2 5 . 9 8 $ 6 , 6 2 1 , 9 8 5 . 9 2

BOOK VALUE

$51,538.78

CONHON TRUST FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continued) (Febxuary, 2 9 8 8 )

BOND SALES

YIELD AT SALE

ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR IWSS) PRICE U . S . Treasury 7-1/4$ Wotes. 11/15/96 (SSmm par) $4 ,689 ,060 .25 ($20,699.69) 8.26% U. S . Treasury 8-5/8% Motes, 8/15/97 ($2m per) 2 . 0 4 5 , 3 1 0 . 2 5 133 .084 .27 8.28%

$ 6 , 7 3 4 , 3 7 0 . 5 0 8.26% . -

STOCK SALES YIELD

AT SALE ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PRICE

-: Cheyenne Partners $ 0 2 - 0.00%

GOMnON STOCKS: Consolidated Edisan of Nev York (6m shs) Duke Power (22,600 shs) Federated Dspartment Stores (17m shs) Florida Progress (6,700 shs) Texas Eastern (16,500 shs)

TOTAL NET PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS)$3,471.17 ($5.30)

H

BOOK VAWE$3,476.4719.211. 61

200,000.00

3.168.12

$225,856.20---

GOMMON TRUST FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continued)(February, 1988)

MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS

ISSUEGNHA Pass-Throughs, Various Pools ($3,471.17 par)Federal Home Loan Mortgage P. C.'s, Various Groups

($19 ;538.61 par)Pennzoi1 14-5/8\ Debs., 2/1/91

($200m par)Safeway Stores 9.0% Purchase Lease, 5/1/96

($3,168.12 par)

19,538.61

200,000.00

3.168.12$226,177.92

327.00

0.00

0.00$321. 70

NO. OF SHARES3.200 Ladd FUttl.itur~

COMMON TRUST FUND - BREAU CAPITAL(February, 1988)

STOCK .PURCHASES

ISSUECOST (BOOK VALUE)

UNIT TOTAL11.65 $37,27~.OQ

YIELDAT COST1.72\0==0==

H

BOOK VAlliE$9.85

8,756.27110.813.80

2119 ,579.92

Aceto (0.68 shs)Nashua (700 shs)Shawmut (2,400 shs)

SIOCK SAW

ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEPS$8.16

21 1 636.27100.350.00

llll. 994.4.3.

GAIN OR (LOSS)($1.69)

12,860.00(10.463.80)$2,414.51

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE1.17%0.90%5.26%4.49%-==-

H

-.Jo

NO. OF SHARES3,7005,7005,000

12,8353,000

COMMON TRUST FUND - TYEEDY. BROVNE(February, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

ISSUEAmerican National InsuranceBrowne and Sharpe ManufacturingGreen (A. P.) IndustriesPaine Webber GroupRochester Community Savings Bank

COSTUNIT27.8716.1616.4216.4010.23

(BOOK VALUE)TOTAL

$103,105.3192,137.4682,103.25

210,470.2130,687.71

$518,503.94--

YIELDAT COST

5.02%2.47%0.00\3.17%0.59%2.76%=-===""

NO. OF SHARES5,000

COMMON TRUST FUND - GEOCAPITAL(February, 1988)

STOCK PURC~SES

ISSUEUnited Artists Communications

COST (BOOK VALUE)UNIT TOTAL25.38 $126,875.00

~===m::.~=

YIELDAT COST

0.00%-==----

BOOK VALUEillQ.L~~4.QQ

STOCK SALES

ISSUEAmerican Cablesysterns (20m shs)

NET SALES PROCEEDS

12-~&!·9~

GAIN OR (LOSS)~~,767.:..~

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE0.00%

NO. OF SRARES5,000

20,000

COMMON TRUST FUND - KAHN BROTHERS(February, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

ISSUEFirst CommerceUNIDI

COSTUNIT16.9820.97

(BOOK VALUE)TOTAL

$84,87.5.00419,312.50

$504,187.50=~~~

YIELDAT COST

7.07\1.91\2.78%

BOOK VAl.UE

i?,)7.~7~.:-QQ

STOCK SALES

ISSUESanta Fe Southern Pacific (15m shs)

NET SALES PROCEEDS

$65~~78·22

CAIN OR ..a.OS s )$10L-lOS.02

Yll<:LUAT SALE

PRICE2.27%111:===--==

H

NO. OF SHARES16,600

4,000600

2,000500500

2,0001,000

COMMON TRUST FUND - il. H. REAVES(February, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

ISSUEArk1aCentral Louisiana ElectricConsolidated Natural GasIpalco EnterprisesOccidental PetroleumOcean Drilling & ExplorationTeeD EnergyUNOCAL

COSTUNIT19.0132.9835.7923.4826.4818.6823.0830.04

(BOOK VALUE)TOTAL

$315,608.60131,900.00

21,472.8046,950.0013,237.50

9,341. 5046,150.0030.037.50

$614,697.90

YIELDAT COST

5.68%6.67%4.. 58\6.65%9.44%O.OOl

11.61%3.33\6.25\--

STOCK SALESYIELD

AT SALEBOOK VAlliE ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PRICE

$26,627.67 Amerada Hess (1m shs) $27,899.06 $1,271.39 2.14%37,376.70 American Information Technologies (500 shs) 47,739.90 10,363.20 5.65%35,558.50 Amoco (500 shs) 37,011.26 1,452.76 4.45%12,284.48 Anadarko Petroleum (500 shs) 13,262.05 977.57 1.13%

7,300.00 Baker Hughes (500 shs) 8,324.72 1,024.72 2.15%57,305.20 Bell Atlantic (1m shs) 70,978.62 13,673.42 5.40%37,068.61 Bel1South (1m shs) 39,481. 68 2,413.07 5.56%

178,373.88 Dominion Resources (4m shs) 182,619.89 4,246.01 6.73%32,401. 20 FPL Group (1m shs) 30.542.97 (1,858.23) 6.92%55,229.50 NYNEX (1m shs) 68,891.70 13,668.20 5.51%19,511.57 Sch1umberger (500 shs) 17,261.92 (2,249.65) 3.47% CoJ32,828.96 Southern (1,500 shs) 35,882.29 3,053.:3.1 8.91% .J

102,110.46 Southwestern Bell (3m shs) 114, 24B .16 12,137.70 6.08% 0":69,074.60 UNOCAL (2,500 shs) 80,059.31 10,984.71 3.11% ~

$703.051. 33 $7Z~,k202,;.~2 $71,158.20 5.53%C' r=:=.=== ;:.==:==:::::=:== ;c:-=:o:::::=:c

PAR VALUE

BOND PURCHASES(February, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDDEROSSETTE THOMAS FUND:---

COST (BOOK VALUE)UNIT TOTAL

YIELDAT COST

G. S. Treasury 7-3/4% Notes, 8/31/89 101.16 6.93'-===-==

HOGG FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH - UNALLOCATED ACCOUNT:m-e=~_____m......-.r

$148,250.00 U. S. Treasury 7·3/4% Notes, 8/31/39 101.16 $149,964.14 1>.93%...... 147,400.00 U. S . Treasury 7-7/8% Notes, 8/15/90 101.41 149,472.81 7.24%.

L 750,000,00 U. S. Treasury 7-1/2\ Notes, B/1S/91 100.23 L 754, 101, .56 l...!!1l~

H $2 ! O~ 650 . 00 ,&2,053,538.51 7,37%~

-.Jpo

HOGG FOUNDATION FOR MENTAL HEALTH· lMA HOGG FOUNDATION:-$246,250.00 U. S. Treasury 7-3/4% Notes, 8/31/89 101,16 $2.49,097.26 6.93\

567,600,00 U. S. Treasury 7-7/8% Noces, 8/15/90 101.41 575,581.88 L.1Jtl~813 •850 ;,22 2!2.... ,679,14 7.15~

a::==:oo==;

lMA HOGG FOUNDATION • UNALLOCATED:=-=-$360,000.2.2 u. S, lreasury 7·1/8% Note, 2/28/90 100.00 $360,000,00 7.13%

o::=:oo=::l!

t.JlHA HOGG SCHOLARSHIP IN MENTAL HEALTH; ..J

== =-= -J§,99,O50,OO U, S, Treasury 7-3/4% Noces, 8/31/89 101.16 gOO,195.27 6.93% 0

STOCK PURCHASES(February> 1988)

COST (BOOK VALYJ) YIELDNO. OF SHARES ISSUE AND FUND UNIT TO'I'AL AT COS'l

IHA HOGG FOUNDATION:--===

5,200 FleetwQod Enterprises 19.09 $99,268·22 3.14%--===-

U. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYINSURANCE p~ - EQUITIES:

7002,5001,000

11,1001,700

Du Pont (E. I.) De NemoursEastman KodakIn~ernational Business MachinesLomas &Nettleton FinancialXerox

79.0942.27

109.2816.1855.12

$55,363.00105,662.50109,277.50179,619.1B

93,703.00$543,625.18

4.30%4.26%4.03%B.65%L.ill5.B7%=-==-

U. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYINSURANCE PLAN ~ OUTSIDE MANAGER:....

2,800 Chevron 43.98 $123 j 146.80 5.46%4,700 Harris 27.26 128 j 097.50 3.23%2,600 Hercules 48.13 125,143.80 L121

$376,388.10 4.21%~

WALTER PRESCOTT WEBB CHAIR IN HISTORY:W

-=--= .. ......="~ ...... -----.. = --=-= -.J-J

200 F~d9ratcd Department Store.s 49.84 fi9~96B.OQ ~.97%,..

H

STOCK PURCHASES (Continued)(February, 1988)

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELDNO. OF SHARES ISSUE AND FUND UNIT TOTA.L AT COST

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - DALLAS - LYDIA K. KARCHERFUND FOR MEDICAL EXC~LLENCE:

600 Firestone Tire & Rubber 38.84 $23,304.00 2.57%-=-===-0

BOND SALJ;:S(February, 1988)

BOOK VALUE ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY

INSURANCE PLAN - FIXED INCOME:. --.-

YlEWAT SALE

NET SALRS PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PRICE

$5,709,437.24956,112,99

~6,66~,550.23

u. S. Treasury 7·1/4\ Notes, 11/15/96 ($6mm par)u. S. Treasury 8-5/8% Notes, 8/15/97 ($lmm par)

$5.626.872.75l,O~,654,00

~6t649!526.7S

($82,564.49)66.541.01

$&16.. 023 .48)

8.26\8.2&\8.26\-==-==

BOOK VAWEIRA HOGG FOUNDATION:

STOCK SALES{February, HSB)

ISSUE AND FUND

YIELDAT SALE

NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN DR (LOSS) PRICE

g:29,961.80 USAir Group (2,700 shs) ~86,154.12 i,&43,807.6B) 0.38%-====-

THE ROBERTSON POTH FOUNDATION:~;

$720.00 E1ectrosource (360 shs) $1,035.00 $315.00 O.OO~

32,613.00 Kimberly-Clark (700 shs) 36,335.78 3,722.78 2.77%t'"" 20,34).11 NYNEX (440 shs) 30,704.37 10,359.26 5.45%Q">

30,291.71 Pacific Telesis (1,380 shs) 40.0§6.96 9,7150 ,19 2...2..d.!H

$83,969.88 $108,142.11 $24,172.23 4.57%.....-....J

U. T, SYSTEK PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYINSURANCE PLAN - EQUITIES:

$16,806.00 Commonwealth Edison (500 sbs) $15,141. 99 ($1,664.01) 9.88%81,135.00 Kraft (1,500 shs) 82,549.73 1,414.73 3.41%99,385.20 McDonald's (1,900 shs) 86,576.09 (12,809.11) 1.10%28,850.00 Niagara Mohawk Power (2m shs) 27,668.07 (1,181.93) 8.64%28,170.00 Pfizer (500 shs) 27,391.58 (778.42) 3.65'

100,560.14 Premark International (3,400 shs) 90,726,95 (9,833.19) 1,20%9,342.50 Tonka (500 shs) 5,517.31 <3,625.19) 0.00%

31......536.00 Warner-Lambert (400 shs) 30.762,97 C773.03) Ull$395 1 781~. 84 $)66! 334,69 ($29,450.15) 2.89%

-=-c,J-J~tJ

BOOK VALUE

$138> 920.60135.889.60159.032.70

~433.1842.90

STOCK SALES (Continued)(February, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIO~AL LIABILITY

INSURANCE PLAN - OUTSIDE MANAGER:-- ............---Aluminum of America (3,400 shs)Merrill Lynch (5,600 Sh5)NCNB (6,200 shs)

NET SAlES PROCEEDS

$135,143.27132 I 385.1712],223.33

p94, 751. 77

GAIN OR (WS8)

($3.777 .33)(3 > 504 .43)

(3] ,809.37)($39,091.13)

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE

3.0?:%4.22%!!.....!!J..J.3.89%-==-"

t-l~ALTER PRESCOTT WEBB CHAIR IN HISTORY:

R"t-1

§9,968.00 Federated Department Stores (200 shs) $11,206.62 )'1,238.62 2.64l!"-J =-==-co

llINEOALE STAGE COACH INN FUND:

$320.00 Electrosource (160 shs) $460,00 $140.00 0.00\11.936.88 NYNEX. (300 shs) 20,934.80 8.997.92 5.45%10 , 160.68 Pacific 1e1esis GTOUp (600 shs) ~7....4.20t4J 7.259.71 ~

$22 ,417,56 US,815,21 §16 , 397,65 5.47l!--==-=

YINEDALE-VARNER-BAYOU BEND HERITAGE FUND:---$40.00

9,697.318.964,79

B8 1 70,L.!2

Electrosource (20 shs)NYNEX (370 shs)Pacific Telesis Group (740 shs)

$57.50 $17.50 0.00% ~

25,819.62 16,122.31 5.45% -...}

21,485,21 12,520.42 5.6,lj ...j

~47,36~21 ~2~,660.23 5.53% ~

==-=-

BOOK VALUE


ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEK CANOER CENTER - HOUSTON - ANN RIFE COX CHAIR

IN GYNECOLOGY:

YIELDAT SALE

NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PRICE

$320.0013,977,00~14.£91.DO

Electrosource (160 shs)Kimberly-Clark (300 shs)

U. T. PERMIAN RASIN - ELLEN & BILL NOEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND:-

$460.0015.572 ,48

§16 ,032 .48

$140.001.595,48

$1,735.48

U.OO%') .77%2,69%-=-c----

$18,612.50 Colgate-Palmolive (500 shs) $20,ltJl.82 $1,529.32 :L67%600.00 Electrosource (300 shs) 852.50 262,50 O.DO\;

21,780.00 General Electric (600 shs) 25,220.18 3,440.18 3,33%19.139.80 NYNEX (400 shs) 27,913.06 8,773.26 7.63%23.217.59 Pacific Telesis Group (1,200 shs) 34,840,83 10.9u....n U2!

$84,049.80 $108,978.39 $24,928.59 5,21%==-==-=

EDGAR J . POTH & GAYNELLE ROBERTSON POTH TRUST:... _________r=---=

$240.00 Electrosource (120 shs) $345.00 $105.00 0.00%5,979,37 Pacific Telesis Group (300 shs) 8,710.20 2,730,83 5.65%

$6,219.3Z $9,055.20 §2,835,83 5.43%~

LEILA A. OLIVER CHARITABLE nmST:=-"=-

$240.00 Electrosource {lZO shs) $345.00 $105.00 0.00% c...:7.972, SO Pacific Telesis Group (400 shs) 11,613,61 3,641.11 5.65\ '.l

g,212.52 .i1h958 . 61 ~3.J46.1l 5.49% ..J=-=00.= CIt

BOOX VAWE

§12,592.S0


ISSUF. MID FUNDVILSON AND KATHRYN FRASER CHARITABLE REMAINnER UNITRUST:...Consolidated Edison of New York (300 shs)

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - UBBIE MOODY THOMPSON TRUST:

NET SALES PROCEEDS GAD!. OR (LOSS)

$13,435.05 ~842.55

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE

7.15%o=oc===a

H

$12.152.27200.00

7,185.009,569.907.972,50

217 ,079.67

$c12,152.267,645.00

440,0014,370.0019,139.8023.917.50

~Z7 1664 .1&

Carolind Power &Light (500 shs)Electrosource (100 shs)General Electric (200 shs)NYNKX (200 shs)Pacific Telesis Group (400 shs)

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH· CALVESTON . LlBBIE MOODY THOMPSONMEMORIAL TRUST:

Carolina Power & Light (500 shs)Colgate-Palmolive (200 shs)Electrosource (220 shs)General Electric (400 shs)NYNEJl: (400 shs)Pacific Telesis Group (1,200 sbs)

$H, 766 .91287.50

8,406.7113,956.5311, §13, 61

$52,031.26

$17,766.908,056.73

632.5016,813 .4327,913.0634.840.83

$106,023.42

$5,614.6487.50

1,221.714,386.63.3 I 641, 11

p4,951.59

$5,614.64411.73192.50

2,443.438,773.26

10,923,33~28!358.89

7.77%0.00\3.33%5.45\

1L2l.i6.50%~

7.77'tl.67\.O.OD%3.33%5.45%~5.40\~

BOOK VALUE


ISS UE AND FUNDIT. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - ROBERTSON-POTH CHARITABLE

REMAINDER TRUST:

YIELDAT SALE


H

00,.....

$19,425.00240.00

9,569.907.972.50

$37,207.40

$7,645.00400.00

14,370.0019,139.8023,917,50

$65,472.30

Carolina Power & Light (500 shs)Electrosource (120 shs)NYNEX (200 shs)Pacific Telesis Group (400 shs)

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - CLARK W. THOMPSON TRUST:=

Colgate-Palmolive (200 shs)Electrosource (200 shs)General Electric (400 shs)NYNEX. (400 shs)Pacific Telesis Group (1,200 ahs)

$17,766.90345.00

13,956.5311. 613.61

$43,682.04

$8,056.73575.00

16,813.4327,913.0634,B40.83

$88,199.05

($1,658.10)105.00

4,386.633,641, 11

$6,474.64

$411.73175.00

2,443.438,773.26

10,923,33$22,72&.75

7.77%0.00%5.45%~6.40%

3.67%0.00%3.44%5.45%i....§2l4.95%==-

U. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON - LILLIAN C. KOEHLER ANNUITY TRUST:---...=-- =

$200.003.986.25

$4,186.25

Electrosource (100 shs)Pacific Telesis Group (200 shs)

$287.505.806.80

$6,094.30

$87.501. 820.55

ll.2Q!!..05

0.00%2.....2215.38%-

H

NO. OF SHARES

5,500

BOOK VALUE

STOCK SALES (Continued)(February. 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDSTOCKS RECEIVED BY GIFT OR BEQUEST:U. T. AUSTIN - INSTITUTE FOR CONSTRUCTIVE CAPITALISM:

American Ecology

MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS(February, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDJ. MARION WEST CHAIR FOR CONSTRUCTIVE CAPITALISM:

NE'I.' SALES PROCEEDS

$11,748.50

TOTAL NET PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS)

$50,000.00

$3.962.70

150,000.00$153,982.70

Interco 14.1/4\ Notes, 2/15/91 ($50m par)

lMA HOGG FQUNDA7ION:-Farmers Home Administration 7-1/2t Insured Notes, 3/21/88

($4,048.34 par)Interco 14-1/4% Notes, 2/15/91 ($1S0m par)

WINEDALE STAGE COACH INN FUND::M:I: =-=--- -=

Interco 14·1/4% Notes, 2/15/91 ($33m par)

$50,000.00

$4,048.34150,000,00

$154,048.34

$33,000.00

$65.640,00

$65.64----- =

BOOK VALUE

MATURITIES AND fREPAYHENTS (Continued)(February, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUND TOTAL NELPROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS)U. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON - BUD JOHNSON CLINICAL CHAIR:= ~

p3,OOO.OO

§jO,ooa.DO

$135,000.00

$14,000.00

lnterco 14-1/4% Notes, 2/15/91 ($33m par)

U. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON - OLLA S. STRIBLING CHAIRFOR CANCER RESEARCH:

Interco 14-1/4% Notes, 2/15/91 ($50m par)

U. T. EL PASO - FRANK B. COTTON TRUST:

Interco 14-1/4% Notes. 2/15/91 ($135ro par)

CHARLES A. STACEY CHARITABlE REMAINDER UNITRUST:=-=--- --=Interco 14-1/4% Notes, 2/15/91 ($14m par)

$33,000.00

$50,000.00

$135,000.00

§,14,OOO.OO

COMMON TRUST FUND SUMMARy OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYSTEK STAFF

(OOO'S OMITTED)MARCH 31, 1988

SYSTEM STAFF BREAU TYEEDY. BIWliNE GEOCAPITALD~BT SECURITIES:O.S. Governments

Treasury Bonds $31.151 11.46%Various Govt. Gtd. 5.609 10.17%

10TAL ~ U.S. Govts. 42.760 11.29%

Non-Gtd. Agencies 69,256 9.15%

Corporate Bonds 170.052 10.12%

TOTAL DEBT 282,068 10.57%~

I<"' Preferred Stocks 1.152 13.56\.....

TOTAL FIXED 283.220 10:58%00.po

EQUITY SECURITIES:Conv. Debentures $200 9.00\ ~150 6.75%Conv. Preferred $94 10.98%Gommon Stocks .56.130 3.18\ 14,615 2.48\ 5.419 ).00\ 16.819 0,84\

T01AL EQUITIES 56,130 3.18% 14.B15 2.57\ 5.513 3.14' 16,969 0.89%

Special Investments 13,600 0.00%

TOTAL LGNG TERN 353.150 8.99% 14,815 2.57% 5,513 3.14% 16,969 0.89%

SHORT TERM:Goldman Sachs·STIF 467 6.42% 3.2.56 6.42% 14,487 6.42% 341 6.42%U.S. Govts. (Direct) 5.996 10,52%Corporate Bonds 8,342- a.12%Commercial Paper 15,000 6.68%Treasury Bills 3,761 6.65%

WCash 337 0.00%-..l

TOTAL SHORT TERM 33,909 ~4t J,256 6.42% 14,487 6.42% 341 6.42% ~TOTAL FUND $381,059 8.87% $18,071 J .26% $20.000 5,52% $11.310 1.00%

=~==--...... .:=:==:;=.= ~~-==~-- ==~====- ::::::== ~======:: ~=~:;:;;;.

GOKMON TRUST FUND SUMMARy OF ASSETSBOOK VALUE AND BOOK YIELD BY COUNSELOR AND SYSTEM STAFF (Continued)

(OOO'S OMITTED)KARCH 31, 1988

D S KENNEDY KAHN BROTHERS W H REA.VES TOTAL FUNDDEBT SECURITIES:U.S. Govermuents

Treasury Bonds $37,151 11.46%Various Govt. Gtd. 5,609 10.17%

TOTAL - U.S. Govts. 42,760 11.29%

Non·Gtd. Agencies 69,256 9.75\

Corporate Bonds 170,052 10.72\

TOTAl. DEBT 282,068 10.57%r'

~Preferred Stocks 1,152 13.56\

H

(XlTOTAL FIXED 283,220 10,58\

"" ---EQUITY SECURITIES:Gonv. Debentures 350 8.04%Conv. Preferred $402 0.00% $39 6.96% 535 2.44%Common Stocks 10,267 1.11% 12.376 2.82% $17 ,307 6.86' 132,933 3.09%

TOTAL EQUITIES 10,669 1.07% 12,415 2.83% 17,307 6.86% 133,818 3,10%,

Special Investments 13,800 0.00%

TOTAL LONG TERM 10,669 1.07% 12,415 2.83% 17,307 "6: 86% 430.838 7.92%

SHORT TERM:Goldman Sachs-STIF 6,184 6.42% 4,636 6.42% 2,036 6.42\ 31,407 6.42\U.S. Govts. (Direct) 5,996 10.52%Corporate Bonds 8,342 8.12%Commercial Paper l~,OOO 6.68\Treasury Bills 3,767 6.65%

~Cash 331 0.00%.J

TOTAL SHORT TERM 6,184 6.42% 4,636 6.42% 2,036 6.42% 64,849 7.06\ (Jj~

TOTAL FUND $16,853 3.03% $17, 051 3.81\ $19,343 Ii. 82.% $495,687 7.81%==:;:;;;;;=::s== ===:;;;:::;: = =~===~ =::::::;:::;;;;;:=-=~ ~== ======= ======--=


For Month Ended March 31, 1988

XI. TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS

TRUST AND SPECIAL FUNDS - INVESTMENT MATTERS.--

REPORT OH SECURITIES TRANSACTIONS.--The following securities transactions have been made fox the Trust and special Funds in March, 1988. The Exscuttve Vice Chancellor Ear Asset Management recommends approval by the Board of Regents of these transactions.

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (March, 1988)

TOTAL NET COST YIELD PAR VALUE D E S C R I P T I O N AND FUND AT COST

(DETAILED SCHEDULES EOLIXIW)

PURCHASES g": (Direct) :

$1,000,000.00 Common Trust Fund - System Sta f f 1,000,000.OO UTS - Professional Liabflity

Insurance Plan - Fixed Income -- $ 2 , 0 0 0 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 TOTAL - U . S . Gi3vt.s. (Dlrect)

u. -GOVERNMENT~GENCIES:

INon-Guaranteed) : $279,251.14 Camon Trust Fund - System Staff --=-

CORPDIIATE_BONDS : Common Trust Fund - System Staff $11,049,505.2L J. Marion West Chair for

Constructive Capitalism 117,503.77 Ima Hogg Foundation 290,733.94 UTS - Professional Liability Insurance Plan - Fixed Income 5 , 6 7 9 , 4 8 2 . 2 5

Jack G. Taylor Endowment Fund 39,331.56 Wfnadale Stagecoach Inn Fund 8 2 , 7 8 8 , 1 3 UTSCC - B - Bud Johnson Clinlcal Chair 88,679.12 UTSCC - H - John G . and Marie Ste l l a

Kenedy Foundation Chair 182 ,937 .50 UTSCC - H - Olla S . Stribling Chair

for Cancer Research 2 3 6 , 3 6 4 . 5 1 UTHSC - D - Green Center Trainfng

Program In Reproductive Biology Sciences 1 4 4 , 4 2 9 . 5 0 UTD - Philatelfc Endowment Fund 22,867.19 UTS - Pooled Income Fund 2 4 , 6 9 6 . 5 6 The Robert and Alma Moreton 1983

UnLcrust 9,146.87 Charles A . Stacey Charitable Remainder Unitrus t 30 ,758 - 3 1

UTMB - G - J . Fredric Mullins, M. D., Charitable Remainder Unitrust 9 9 , 7 1 8 . 1 5

UTMB - G - Robertson-Foth Charitable Remainder Trust Number 2 236,921.88

UTSCC - H - The Robert and Alma Moreton 1983 Unitrust 13.720.31

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (Continued) (March, 1988)

TOTAL NET COST YIELD PAR VALUE -ON AND FUND (BOOK VALUE1 AT COST


PURCHASES {Cant inued) S P E C I A L : Common T r u s t Fund - System Sraff $ 1 , 5 4 8 , 9 9 2 . 6 2 0.00%

fel==r2===.CI*= ===I=

C O M M O E J ;

Comon Trust Fund - System Staff Common Trust Fund - Breau Capital Common Trust Fund - Tweedy, Browne Common Trust Fund - GeoCapital Common T r u s t Fund - Kahn Brothers Common Trust Fund - W. H. Reaves UTS - Professional L i a b i l i t y

Insurance Plan - Wtstde Manager Waltsr Prescott Webb Chair in History

UTHB - G - Cecil H. b Ida H. Green Chair - Marlne Biomadical Institute 12,280.36 0.00%

UTHSC - D - The Lydia K. Karcher Fund for Medical Excellence 20 ,737 .50 4 . 8 6 %

UTHSC - D - Eugene McDemott Chair for the Study of Human Growth and Development 13.573.91 O,OO%

TOTAL - Common Stocks

INVESTMENTS ACQUIRED (Continued) (March, 1988)

NET PURCHASE OF SHORT TERM SECURITIES Interest on Damage Payments on

West Texas Lands Common Trust Fund - System S t a f f The Robertson Poth Foundation Temporary Investments of Funds

to be Added ta the Common Trust Fund-- U. T. System Cancer Center - Houston

U. T. System Professional Liability Insurance Plan - Equlries

U. T. System Professional Liability Insurance Plan - Outside Manager

Estate of Lorene Morrow KelLey C . L. Lundell Chair of

Systematic Botany Walter Prescott Webb Chalr in History Winedale Stagecoach Inn Fund UTBSC - D - The Lydia K. Karcher Fund for Medical Excellence

UTA - Rudolf Wermanns UTA Endowment Fund for Excellence

Edgar J. Poth h Gaynelle Robertson Poth Trust

Lei la A. Oliver Charitable Trust Charles A . Stacay Ghatitable

Remg inder Unitrust Wilson and Kathryn Fraser Charitable

Remainder Unitrus t UTHB - G - Libbie Moody Thompson Trust UTMB - G - L i b b i e Moody Thompson

Marnorial Trust UTMB - G - Robertson-Poth Charitable

Remainder Trus + UTHB - G - Clark W. Thompson T r u s t UTSCC - H - Ken Muller Professorship in

Pigment C e l l Biology UTSCC - H - Lillian C. K~ehler

Annuity Trust Retirement of Indebtedness Accounts

TOTAL - N e t Purchase of Short Term Securities

- BOOK V A N E

9 AT 3/31/88: BOOK VALUE Goldman Sachs Instftutional Liquid Assets

Government P o r t f o l i o $31,406,413.25 Ford Motor Credit 5,000,000.00 General Electric Capital 5,000,000.00 ~ e n e r a l Electric Financial Services 5,000,000.00 United States 6 .27% Treasury Bill, 2/16/89 3,767,360.96 National Rural U t i l i t y Cooperative

1 4 - 7 / 8 % Coll. T r u s t K, 5/15/91 2 , 0 1 8 , 5 4 0 . 0 0 Tennessee Gas Pipeline 14-1/2% Nates,

6/1/91 3,034,650.00

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (March, 1988)

YIELD TOTAL NET GAIN OR AT SALE

BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION AND FUND PROCEEDS tLO$S)- PRICE (DETAILED SCHEDULES FOLLOW)

SALES U. S . GOVERNHENT OBLIGATIONS (Diraetl :

$ 9 7 5 , 9 3 7 . 5 0 Common Trust Fund - System Staff $981,872.75 $5,935.25 8 . 4 0 %

9 7 5 , 9 3 7 . 5 0 UTS - Professional Liability Insurance Plan - Fixed Income 981,872.75 5,935.25 8 . 4 0 %

-- $1,951,875 .= TOTAL - U.S. Govt. Is (Direct) $I,963,745.50 $11,870.50 8.40%

---I=-== - = ====

U. S . GOVE- -:

$ 8 , 4 9 6 . 6 7 Common Trust Fund - System Staff

CORPnRATE BONDS: $ 9 9 , 7 1 8 . 7 5 UTMB - G - Robertson-Poth ---- Charitable Remainder

Trust No. 2

SPECIAL TNVESTMENTS: $52,816.61 Common Trust Fund - ----- System S t a f f

c-; Common Trust Fund -

System Staff Common Trust Fund -

Braau Capi ta l Gammon Trust Fund -

GeoCapital Common Trust Fund -

D. S. Kennedy Comon Trust Fund - Kahn Brothers

Common Trust Fund - 8 . H. Reaves

U. T. System Professional Liability Insurance Plan Equities

U. T . S y s t e m Professional Liability Insurance Plan Outside Manager

Walter frescott Webb Chair in History

UTHSC - D - The Lydia K. Karcher Fund for Medical Excellence

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (Continued) (March, 1 9 8 8 )

YIELD TOTAL NET GAIN OR A T S A L E

BOOK VALUE DESCRIPTION AND FUND PROCEEDS (LOSS) P R I C E (DETAILED SCHEDULES FOLLOW)

SALES (Continued) COMMON STOCKS (Continued3:

$31 ,886 .57 UTPB - Ellen & Bill Noel Scholarship Fund $33,160.89 $1,274.32 3.68%

10,145,25 UTMB - G - Clark W. Thompson Trust 11,031.63 886.38 3.41%

$ 7 , 2 1 3 , 8 6 5 . 9 4 TOTAL - Common Stocks ---- before Gifts 7 , 5 8 2 , 0 2 1 . 3 4 $ 3 6 8 , 1 5 5 . 4 0 3 . 0 3 % ==e=

Stocks Received by Gift or Bequest 5 0 4 , 8 8 6 . 1 4

TOTAL - All Common Stacks $ 8 , 0 8 6 , 9 0 7 . 4 8 ---=-==

m m U. S. GOV - (Dfrerrl :

$ 4 7 9 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 Retirement of Indebtedness ====--=I Accounts

U I J R W N T OBL~GATIOHS (Guaranteed):

$104,848.27 Common Trust Fund - System S t a f f

177,332.59 lma Hogg Foundation

u. s. G- &n-Guaranteed): Federal Home Loan Mtge.

P. C . ' s Various Groups-- $617,280.66 Common Trust Fund - =-- System Staff

m E BONDS: $380.191.88 Common Trust Fund - -----= System Staff

EAR EXCHANGEQ $3,720,748.86 a-f =-=--

BOND EXCHANGES INCREASE IN

ANNUAL INCOME $ 7 , 4 2 8 . 3 5 -==-===

INVESTMENTS DISPOSED OF (Continued) (March, 1988)

TOTAL NET NET REDUCTION OF PROCEEDS - J . Marion West Chair for Constructive Capitalism $118,000.00

Ima Hogg Foundation 185,000.00 Temporary Investments of Funds

to be Added to tha Common Trust Fund-- U. T. System 173,000.00 U. T. Austin 1,885,000.00 U. T. Medical Branch -

' Galvestan 16, QOO.OO U. T. Health Sciance Center -

Dallas 1,431,000.00 13. T. El Paso 300,000.00 U, T. Health Science Center -

San Antonio 250,000.00 U. T. Arlington 1,081,000.00 U. T. Health Science Center - Hous ton 700,000.00

U. T. San Antonio 49,000.00 UTS - Professional L i a b i l i t y

Insurance Plan - Fixed Income 5 , 6 2 4 , 2 7 6 . 1 5

Governor h Mrs. Allan Shivers Gift 1,000.00

Jack G. Taylor Endowment Fund 40,000,OO Longhorn Scholarship Fund 18,000.00 UTSCC - H - Bud Johnson

Clinical Chair 89.000.00 UTSCC - H - John G. & Marie

Stella Kenedy Foundation Chair 183,000.00

UTSCC - B - O l l a S. S t r i b l i n g Chair f o r Cancer Research 236,200.00

UTHSC - D - Green Center Training Program in Reproductive Biology Sciences 1 4 4 , 0 0 0 . 0 0

UTEP - Frank B. Cotton Trust 133,500.00 UTD - U. T. DallasjTRF

Investment Account 500.00 UTD - Philatelic Endowment

Fund 22,900.00 Pooled Income Fund 25,000.00 The Robert & A l m a Moreton

1983 Unftxust 9,000,OO UTHB - G - J. Fredric Mullins,

M. D., Charitable Remainder Unitrust 209,051.52

UTMB - G - Robertson-Poth Char i t a b l e Remainder Trust No. 2 136,700.00

UTSCC - H - The Robert h Alma Morston 1983 Unitrust 13,900.00

TOTAL - N e t Reduction of Short Term Securities $13,074,027.67

=---=.DIP-==

COmON TRUST FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Harch , 1988)

BOND PURCHASES

PAR VALUE $1,000,000.00

2 7 9 , 2 5 1 . 1 4 3 ,000 ,000 .00 1 , 0 7 5 , 0 0 0 . 0 0

ISSUE U. S . Treasury 6 - 1 / 8 % Notes, 2/15/98 Federal Home Loan Ytge. 9-1/4% CMO 1-C, 8/15/13 American Southwest Financial 8 . 8 % GNMA CMO 6 2 - C , 7/1/16 Collateralized Htge. Oblig . Trust 40 8.8%

GNHA CMO C1. C , 4/1/18 Lomas Mortgage Funding 9 . 7 % GNMA CHO IV-C, 6 /25 /07 Tennedo Credit 8-3/8% Notes, 2 / 1 / 9 7 Tenneco 10% Deb, (HTY 2008). 3/15/98 Xerox C r e d i t 168 Notes, 9/15/91

STOCK PURCHASES

PAR VALUE ISSUE SPECIAL INVESTMENTS:

$ 2 9 , 6 0 5 . 0 0 Cheyenne Partners Morningstar Foods ( 4 7 , 1 7 0 shs)

19,381.62 U. T . Royalty Purchase Program

COST {BOOR VALUE) UNIT TOTAL 9 7 . 5 9 $975 ,937 .50 9 8 . 4 7 2 7 4 , 9 7 5 . 1 1 9 5 . 6 0 2,868,125.00

YIELD AT COST

8 . 4 9 % 9.41% 9 . 2 4 %

COST {BOOK VALUE) YIELD UNlT TOTAL AT COST

COMMON TRUST FUND - SYSTEM STAFF (Continuedl (March, 1989)

NO. OF SHARES

STOCK PURCHASES [Continuedl

ISSUE COMHON STOCKS: American International Group Amoco

6 ,000 Cheman 7 , OQO Consolidated Natural Gas

14 ,000 Daw Jones LO, 000 Eat on 10,500 Temple - Inland

COST (BOOK VALUE) UNIT TOTAL

Y IELI) AT COST

BOND SALES

YIELD AT SALE

BOOK VALUE ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PRICE $ 9 7 5 , 9 3 7 . 5 0 U. S. Treasury 8-L/8% Notes, 2/15/98 ($lmrn par) $981 ,872 .75 $ 5 , 9 3 5 . 2 5 8 .40%

8 , 4 9 6 . 6 7 FHLMC Multi-Family 8 - 3 / 4 % Pr t . Ctf. #220011, 8/1/01 ( $ 9 , 3 8 4 . 3 4 par) 9,032.42 5 3 5 , 7 5 9.24%

COHHON TRUST FUND - SYSTEH STAFF (Continuedl (March, 1988)

BOOK VALUE

STOCK SALES YIELD

AT SALE ISSUE NZsT SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PR ICE

SPECIAL INVESTHENTS: Cheyenne p a r t n e r s $52,816.61 $ 0 . 0 0 0.00%

COHMOB STOCKS: Electrasource (12,140 shs) F l o r i d a Progress (7n shs) Lincoln Hatianal (26m shs) Texas Eastern (28m shs) Times-Ulrror - Series A (28m shs)

MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS

BOOK VALUE $104,848.27 617,280.66

ISSUE TOTAL NET PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) GNKA Pass-Throughs, Various Pools ($104,968.00 par) $104,968.00 $119.73 Federal Home Laan Mortgage P. C . ' s , Various Groups

($621,608.02 par) 621,608.02 4 , 3 2 7 . 3 6 Pennsylvania E l e c t r i c 4% 1st Htge. , 3/1/88

($377m par) 3 7 7 , 0 0 0 . 0 0 0 . 0 0 Saf evay Store 9 . 0 % Purchase Lease. 5/1/96

($3,191.88 par) 3,191.88 0 . 0 0

GOHMOU TRUST FUND - SYSTEH STAFF (Continued) (March, 1988)

BOND EXCHANGES

HKT BOOK DESCRIPTION BOOK VALUE YIELD YIELD NEW

ISSUE ISSUE ISSUE ISSUE IN- IN- BOOK PAR VALUE EXCHANGED RECEIVED EXCHANGED RECEIVED CREASE CREASE YIELD

AGENCY FOR AGENCY

$2,000,000 FHWC Multi-Fam. 8 - 3 1 4 8 FHLHC 9 - 1 / 4 3 CMO L - C . P r t . C t f . #220011, 8/1/01 8)15/13 $1,810,819.56 $1,847,071.81 0.21% 0.04% 10.09%

1 , 7 2 0 , 7 4 9 ? 'HUG 9 . 0 % Gnome FHLMC 9 - 1 / 4 % CMQ 1 - C . 1 , 7 2 0 , 7 4 8 . 8 4 1,700,314,94 0.37% 0 .37% 9.37% P r t . C t f . #200048, 8/1/01 8/15/13.

$3,720,749

$ 7 , 4 2 8 . 7 5 ----- - (Total Income Improvement)

-- Wotal Income Improvement represenrs irnprovem~nt v i r h takeout (payup) considered at current investment rates.

COMMON TRUST FUND - SYSTEM STAFF {Continuedl (March, 1988)

STOCK CONVERSIONS

BOOK VALUE ISSUE ISSUE

SECURITIES CONVERTED CONVERTED RECEIVED

14,000 shs. Times-Mirror - Series C Common Stock

INTO

14,000 shs. Times-Mirror - Series A Common stock

BOOK YIELD OLD NEW

YIELD YIELD

NO. OF SHARES 9 00

1.400

COMOB TRUST PUND - BREAU CAPITAL (March, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

COST (BOOK VALUE) Y TELD ISSUE UNIT TOTAL AT COST

HarleysvLlle Group 16.25 $14 ,625 .00 2 . 4 6 %

BOOK VALUE $34,347.76 28,458.61

8 , 7 5 6 . 2 7 156 ,986 .20

STOCK SALES

ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR {LOSS) Aceto (2,300 shs) $36,800.00 $ 2 . 4 5 2 . 2 4 Marshall Industries (3,200 shs) 5 5 , 3 7 4 . 1 4 2 6 , 9 1 5 . 5 3 Nashua (700 shs) 21,802.87 13 ,046 -60 Shamut National (6,120 shs) 1 4 5 . 3 5 0 . 0 0 (11,636.20)

YIELD AT SALE PRICE

0.88% 0.00% 0.90% 9.26%

H

NO. OF SHARES1.3354.8006.00a

COMMON lRUST FUND - TWEEDY. BROWNE(March. 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

ISSUEAmerican National InsuranceBanponceKHart

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELDUNIT TOTAL AT COST31.87 $42.542.34 4.39%22.70 108.976.21 6.17%36.17 217.033.92 3.21%

$368.552.47 4.22%==-= -=-==:;;;;:=

COMMON 1RUST FUND - GEOCAPITAL(March, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELDNO. OF SHARES ISSUE UNIT TOTAL AT COST

5,500 Adelphia - Class A 14.55 $80,025.00 0.00%10,000 Gentel Cable Tel. - Class A 19.80 198,000.00 0.20%

5,000 Mobil Comm.. - Class A 26.25 131,250.00 0.00%7,500 Shoney's 24.85 186,375.00 0.72%

t""" 7,700 Vanguard Cellular 18.00 138,600.00 0.00%

l<"I

H

~$734,250.00 0.24%

00

r=-==~==- ==

BOOK VALUE$27,977.24

STOCK SALES

ISSUENoble Drilling (4,088 shs)

NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS)$22,484.00 ($5,493.24)

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE0.00%

H

BOOK VALUE$1,505,758.00 Bankamerica (120m shs)

COMMON TRUST FUND - D. S. KENNEDY(March, 1988)

STOCK SALES

ISSUE NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS)$1,199,479.77 ($306,278.23)

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE0,00\==

COMMON TRUST FUND - KAHN BROTHERS(March, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELD

NO. OF SHARES ISSUE UNIT TOTAL AT COST

22,000.00 Club Ked 15.34 $ 3 37 , 480. 00 0.00\13,634.50 KLX 3.19 43,459.91 0.001:

$380,939.97 0".00%=--= .... :oa::===::=

.......aN

BOOK VALUE$492.000.00=~=====:z=

Deere (20m shs)

STOCK SALES

ISSUE NET SALES PRQCEED~

$842,971.83GAIN OR (LOSS)

$350,971.83

Ylt;LD

AT SA.LEPRICE

1.18%

,....o~

NO. OF SHARJ:::S500

7,0001,0001.0001,0001,0001. 0001.0001,5002,5001.0001.0001,0001,0001,5001,000

COMl1ON TRUST FUND - 11. H. REAVES(March, 1988)

STOCK PURCHASES

ISSUEAmerican Information TechnologiesArk1aBell AtlanticBricish Petroleum ADSConsolidated Natural GasEnronExxonGetty Petrol.eumHelmrich & PayneHob11Ocean Drilling & ExplorationPennsylvania Power & LightPennzoilSouthwestern BellUnion PacificWasnington Gas Light

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELDUNI'r TO'l'AL AT CaST92.02 $46,008.50 5,87\18.99 132,907.00 5.69\10.18 70,184,00 5,81%52.85 52,850.00 4.64%36.77 36,772.00 4.46\35,23 35,225,00 7.04\41.65 41,654.00 4.80%16,42 16,416.00 0.97\24.79 37,182.00 1. 61%44.13 110,332,00 4.99%18.10 18,100,00 1.66%35.60 35,600.00 7.75%75.14 75,142.00 2.93\36.22 36,217. 00 6.85%65.57 98,350.50 3.05%22.85 22,850.00 7,88%

--$865,790.00 4.82\~:::=~=~ ==~

w.....}

~

eOKMON TRUST FUND - W, H. REAVES (Continued)(Karch, 1988)

STOCK SALES

BOOK VALUE$13,313.8336.847.2487.290.0952,850.0014,367.06

6,925.0042.895.0482,844.2513.616.0.523,802.0775,142.00

102,546.51110,596.56

$663,035.70======:;c==

ISSUEAnerada Hess (500 shs)Arkla (2m shs)Bell Atlantic (1.500 shs)British Petroleum ADS (1m shs)Consolidated Natural Gas (500 shs)Getty Petroleum (500 shs)Mobil (1m shs)Nynex (1,500 shs)Occidental Petroleum (500 shs)Ocean Drilling « Exploration (1,300 shs)Pennzoil (1m shs)Southwestern Bell (3m shs)Southwestern Public Service (4m shs)

NET SAI~S PROCEEDS$14,324.52

39,031.69106,346.45

57,213.0819,449.35

8,824.7045.023.49

100,72.1.6313,928.5325.619.1477,647.40

115,867.12102,930.55

$726.987.65

GAIN OR (LOSS)$1,010.692,184.45

19,056.364.423.085.082.291,899.702,128.45

11,677.38312.48

1,817.072.505.40

13,320.61(7,666.01)

$63,951.95

YIELDAT SALE

PRICE2..09\5.5U5.41%4.27\4.21%0.90%4.88%5.&5\8.94%0.00\2.83\5.99%8.21%

5.26%

PAR VALUE

BOND PURCHASES(March, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDJ. HARION WEST CHAIR FOR CONSTRUCTIVE CAPITALISM:


YIELDAT COST

$50,000.00

77, 000.00

$127,000.00-=== ---.==-

$165,000.00

150,000.00

$315,000.00...... =

$1,000,000.00500,000.00

1,300,000.00

1,850,000.001,000,000.001,000,000.00

$6,650,000.00

Collateralized Htge Oblig. Trust 408.8% GNMA eMO C1. C, 4/1/18

Tenneco Credit 8~3/8% Notes. 2/1/97

IHA HOGG FOUNDATION:

Collateralized Htge Oblig. Trust 408.8\ GNMA CMO Cl. C. 4/1/18

Tenneco Credit 8~3/8\ Notes, 2/1/97

U. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYINSURANCE PLAN· EQUITIES:

-==-=---===~==---===~- -===~=

u. S. Treasury 8-1/8% Notes. 2/15/98Collateralized Htge Oblig. Trust 40

8.8% GNMA eMO Cl. C, 4/1/18National Rural Util. Cooperative Finance

14-7.8% ColI. Trust K, 5/15/91Tennessee Gas Pipeline 14-1/2% Notes, 6/1/91Tenneco 10.0% Deb (MTY 2008), 3/15/98Xerox Credit 16.0 % Notes, 9/15/91

91.4793.21

91. 4793.21

97.59

91.47

100.93101.16

99.55104.32

$45,734.3871,769.39

$117.503.77

$150,923.44139,810.50

$290.733.94

$975,937.50

457,343.75

1,312,051.001,871,367.50

995,500.001,043,220.00

$6,655,419.75==~===:::;:===.:;::=

9.68%9.52%

9.58\~==

9.68\9.52%

9.60%

8.49%

9.68%

7.00%7.25%

10.05%7.00%

7.93%

PAR VALUE

BOND PURCHASES (Con~1nued)

(March, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDJACK G. TAYLOR ENDOWMENT FUND:=<="""""===""==-=-""'==-===

COST ( BOOX.~LUE)UNIT TOTAl.

YIEillAT COST

$43,000.00 Collateralized H~ge Oblig. Trust 408.8\ GNMA CKO Cl. C, 4/1/18 91.47 $39,331.56 9.68%

= ...

WINEDALE STAGECOACH INN FUND:~~=:::==-==-====:"""11111:::=

$36,000.00 Colla~eralized Mtge Oblig. Trust 40t-'

8.8\ GNHA eKO Cl. 4/1/18 91.47 $32,928.75 9.68%'"

C,50,000.00 Lomas Mortgage Fund 9.n GNMA CMO IV-C, 6/25/07 99.72 49,859.38 9.73\.

H

0 $86,000.00 $82,788.13 9.71%0- = =~--~ =-====

0. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON - BUD JOHNSONCLINIcAL CHAIR:~~-== ----:=====~--=;:::====-==-==::=: ="'"

$46.I1QO.OO Collateralized Mtge ObUg. 'Ix:ust 408.8% GNHA CKO Cl. C, 4/1/18 91.47 $42,075.62 9.68\

50.000.00 Tenneco Credit 8 -3/8% Notes, 2/1/97 93.21 46,603.50 9.52%

$96,000.00 $88,679.12 9.60%:=;;;;;;:.==-~= z=~=~-== ====

U. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON - JOHN G. ANDHARlE STELLA KEN~DY FOUNDATION CHAIR:

= =---=::=::!::===.::::!!!!===~====-- --==~==~=~======= e".,$200,000.00 Collateralized Mtge Oblig. Trust 40 ~..,;:-===~...-~~~ 8 . 8% GNHA CMQ C1. C, 4/1/18 91. 47 $182,937.50 9.68% 0

:=:=::::=.=::::====:=: ==:::::::== r,j

PAR VALUE

BOND PURCHASES (Continued}(Marc.h, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEK CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON - OLLA S. STRIBLING

CHAIR FOR CANCER RESEARCH:

COST (BOOK VALOE)~IT TOTAL

YIELDAT COST

$102.000.00

50,000.00100,000.00

$252.000.00

Slco.noo.oo

45,000.00

$145.000.00=='===

$56.000.00

100,000.00

$1S6, 000.00

$25,000.00

Collateralized Htge Oblig. Trust 408.8\ GNMA eKO C1. C. 4/1/18

Lomas Kortgage Fund 9.7% GNMA eNG IV~C, 6/25/07Tenneco Credit 8-3/8% Notes, 2/1/97

U. T. EL PASO - FRANK B. COTTON TRUST:

Collaterali~ed Mtge Oblig. Trust 40a.8% GNKA GHO Cl. C. 4/1/18

Tenneco Credit 8-3/8% Notes. 2/1/97

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE GENTER - DALLAS - GREEN GENTERIN REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY SCIENGES:

Collateralized Mtge Oblig. Trust 408.8% GNKA GNO C1. C, 4/1/18

Tenneco Credit 8-3/8% Notes, 2/1/97

U. T. DALLAS - PHILATELIC ENDOWMENT FUND:

Collateralized Mtge Oblig. Trust 408.8% GNMA CMO C1. C, 4/1/18

91. 4799.7293.21

91.4793.21

91.4193.21

91.47

$93,298.1349,859.3893,207.00

$236,364.51

$91,468.7541. 943.15

$133,411.90

$51,222.5093.207.00

$144,429.50

$22,867.19~====-==:;;:;;;:=

9.68%9.73\9.52\

9.63\

9.68%9.52\

9.63%==~

9.68%9.52\

9.58%

9.68%======

PAR VALUE

saND PURCHASES (Continued)(March, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEM - POOLED INCOME FUND:


YIELDAT COST

$27,000.00 Coll4teralized Mtge Oblig. Trust 408.8% GNMA CMO Cl. C, 4/1/18 91.47 $24,696.56 9.68%

THE ROIERT AND ALMA HORE~ON 1983 UNITRUST:

"'='===-===="" -=====

$10,000.00

$33,000.00

$100,000.00

Col1at~ralizedMtge Obitg. ~rust 408.8% GNMA eKO Cl. C, 4/1/18

CHARLES A. STACEY CHARITABLE REMAINDER UNITRUST:

Tenneco Credit 8-3/8% ~otes, 2/1/97

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - J. FREDRIC MULLINS. M.D .•CHARITABLE REMAINDER UNI1RUST:

Lomas Mortg~ge Fund 9.7% GNKA CMO IV- C, 6/25/07

91.47

9.3,21

99.72

$9,146.87

$30.758.31

$99,718.75

9.68%

9.52%

9.73%

BOND PURCHASES (Continued)(March, 1988)

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELDPAR VALUE ISSUE AND FUND UNIT 'IOTAL AT COS'I

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVES'ION - ROBERTSON-POTHCHARITABLE REMAINDER 'IRUST NUMBER 'IYO:-- =-==-=

$150,000.00 Collateralized Mtge Ob1ig. Trust 408.8% GNHA CKO C1. C, 4/1/18 91.47 $137,203.13 9.68%

100.000.00 Lomas Mortgage Fund 9.7% GNMA eMO IV-C. 6/25/07 99.72 99,718.75 9.73%

$250,000.00 $236,921.88 9.70%===~=~ =

t""'

Q-> U. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON -

HTHE ROBERT AND ALMA MORETON 1983 UNITRUST:

=-= ~==:r::::-0 $15.000.00 Collateralized Mtge Oblig. Trust 401.0

*====-m==== 8.8% GNMA CHO Cl. C, 4/1/18 91.47 $13,720.31 9.68%~===

STOCK PURCHASES(March, 1988)

COST (BOOK VALUE) YIELDNO. OF SHARES ISSUE AND FUND UNIT TOTAL AT COST

U. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITYINSURANCE PLAN - OUTSIDE MANAGER:

==A__=====~=======~======~======~1,900 General Motors 72.07 $136,938.00 6.94%2,200 McDonnell Douglas 63.31 139,266.40 4.04%

$276,204.40 5.48% c.J=-~~===

(Z;0c.n

STOCK FURCHASES (Continued>(}larch, 1988)

CQST (ROOK VALUE.) YIELDNO. OF SHARES ISSUE AND FUND UNIT TOTAL AT COST

WALTER PRESCOTT YEBB CHAIR IN HISTORY:--==~=-- ----- =-=...... ==.=-~::==-c=.

100 Employers Casualty 34.00 $3,400.00 0.00%-=====-=

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - DALLAS - THE LYDIA K. KARCHERFUND FOR MEDICAL EXCELLENCE:

H

......

......o

rOO

6.15

6.82

Valley National

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - CECIL H. & IDA M. GREENCHAIR MARINE BIOMEDICAL INSTITU~E:

Common Fund Account

U. T. HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - DALLAS - EUGENE MCDERMOTT CHAIRFOR GENTER FOR STUDY OF HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT:

Common Fund Account

29.63

1.996.81

1,990.31

$20.737.50

$12,280.36=z:=:==z::::==-:;=

$13,573.91

4.86%

0.00%= =

0.00\

BOOK VALUE

BOND SALES(Karch, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY

INSURANCE PLAN - FIXED INCOME:

YIELDAT SALE


H

..............

$975,931.50

$99,718.15

U. S. Treasury &-1/8% Notes, 12/15/98 ($lmm par)

U. T. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - ROBERTSON-POTHCHARITABLE REMAINDER TRUST NUMBER TWO:

Lomas Mortgage Fund 9.7% GNMA CKO IV-C, 6/25/07

STOCK SALES(March, 1988)

$981,872.15

$99,718.15

$5,935.25

$0.00=---=

8.40%===

9.73%

BOOK VALUE

$40,775.001,909.00

25,651.1427,045.0044,364.7746,712.50

$192,457.41==.;:;;;;;;;:~=:;;::=~=

ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY

INSURANCE PLAN - EQUITIES:

Disney (Ya1t) Productions (700 shs)Dupont (E. I.) De NeMours (100 shs)Humana (1m shs)Kraft (500 shs)Premark International (1,500 shs)Tonka (2,500 shs)

YIELDAT SALE


$44,285.52 $3,510.52 0.63%8,940.10 1,031.10 J.80%

25,750.13 98.99 3.10%28,019.06 1,034.06 3.34\44,675.99 311.22 LOn28,366.53 (18,345.97) 0.00% c..J

~$180,097.93 ($12,359.48) 1.51% ...-====--:;:;;;;;;:~= ::s======---:S=;:;;;;;;i 'J

BOOK VALUE

STOCK SALES (Continued)(March, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDU. T. SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL LIABILI1Y

INSURANCE PLAN - OUTSIDE KANAGER:

YIF.l,DAT SALE


H

........N

$15.63144,807.00141,489.96

2,554.82142,642.40120,941. 7097.940.00

101,080.68

$751,472.19

$8,643.009,763.004,924.605,413.006,552.004,510.00

~39,805.60

$2.3,304.00=====;::o:==-~

Boise Cascade (.33 shs)Chrysler (4,500 shs)Fires~one Tire & Rubber (3,600 shs)Green (A. P.) Industries (190 shs)Lone Star Industries (3,800 shs)Stevens (J. P.) (3.300 shs)Travelers (2m shs)USG (3. 600 shs)

WALTER PRESCOTT WEBB CHAIR IN HISTORY:

Consolidated Edison of New York (200 shs)General Motors (130 shs)Lincoln National (100 shs)Norsk Hydro (200 shs)Texas Eastern (300 shs)United Technologies (100 shs)

U. T. llEALTH SCIENCE CENTER - DALLAS - THE LYDIA K. KARCHERFUND FOR MEDICAL EXCELLENCE:

~~- ~==========~=~===~-=====~===~~==~========~~===

Firestone Tire & Rubber (600 shs)

$18.78110,549.89224,992.49

3,420.00112,137.20203,962.8973,990.01

133,595.94

$662,667.20

$8,906.708.958.004.790.845,581. 818,845.994.028.36

$41,111.70

$37,144.76

$3.15(34,257.11)83,502.53

865.18(30.505.20)83,021.19

(23,949.99)32.515.26

$111,195.01.

$263.70(805.00)(133.76)168.81

2,293.99(481.64)

$1,306.10==:o::::==~=

$13.840.76

2.11%4.06%1.60%0.00%6.43%1.94%6.48%.l.U%

3.28\==:;;s;:::=

7.19%7.26%4.93\0.00%3.39%3.48%

4.78%

1. 94\:::===

STOCK SALES (Continued)(Karch, 1988)

BOOK VALUE ISSUE AND FUND NET SALES PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS) PRICEU. T. PERKIAN BASIN - ELLEN & BILL NOEL SCHOLARSHIP FUND:

==-~~ = .........~=

$4.822.50 Grace Or. R.) (200 shs) $5,581. 81 $759,31 5.02%27,064.07 Kraft (500 shs) 27,579.08 515.01 3.41\

$31.886.57 $33.160.89 $1,274.:)2 3.68\===a- <c= ~:=~= '"'=

U. t. MEDICAL BRANCH - GALVESTON - CLARK ~. TKOMPSON TRUST:~==;;ooo = =_r=~ =--

$10> 145.25 Kraft (200 shs) $11,031.63 ~886.j8 J,41\==~~= =~-=-=== ~=:.=a -=-==-:

NO. OF SHARES

16,584

973973973

ISSUE AND FUNDSTOCKS RECEIVED BY GIFT OR BEQUEST:U, 1. AUS11N ~ DEDMAN MERI~ SCHDLARS PROGRAM

Club of America

U. T. AUSTI~ - DYCHE ENDO'iMENT FUND IN LA~:

Chemical New York - Class C PreferredChemical New York - Class B CommonNational Loan Bank

NET SALES PROCEEDS

9102,159,27

$8,051. 292,943.222.031.14

$13.025.65

NO. OF SHARES

25,200

1,353

1,600

STOCK SALES (Continued)(March, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUND

U. T. AUSTIN ~ IC2 INSTITUTE:

American Ecology

u. T. E'.T. PASO:

Gannett

U. T. SYSTEM CANCER CENTER - HOUSTON~

Atari

NET SALES PROCEEDS

$327.600.00

$50,005.64

$12,095.58

BOOK VALUE

MATURITIES AND PREPAYMENTS(March, 1988)

ISSUE AND FUNDlMA HOGG FOUNDATION:

TOTAL NET PROCEEDS GAIN OR (LOSS)

..........Vl

$177,332.59

$479,000.00=-=-===

Farmers Home Administration 7~lJ2% Insured Notes. 3/21/88($177,332.59 par)

RETIREMENT OF INDEBTEDNESS:

U. S. Treasury 12.0% Notes, Series t, 3/31/88 ($479m par)

$177,332.59

$479.000.00

$0.00

$0.00=-=

COMMON TRUST FUND ADDITIONS (March, 1988)

NUMBER

New G L f t s Received

Withdrawals

N e t Additions t o CTF 3/1/88

OF UNITS A 4,384,921 $11,572,689.13

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

Arlington, Texas

April 25, 1988

Dr. James P. Duncan Executive Vice Chancellor

f o r Academic Affairs U n i v e r s i t y of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Dear Dr. Duncan:

The docket for the June 9 , 1983 meeting sf the Board of Regents is submitted fur your recomeadation and presentation t6 the Board.

1 recommend approval.

Sincerelv


DOCKET FOR JUNE 9 , 1988 BOARD MEETING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page KO.

Gifts from Private Donors and Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . AR- 3

Use o f Textbooks Written by Facul ty Members . . . . . . . . . . AR-3

Proposed Laboratory Fees . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-3

Holiday Schedule for Salar ied Employees for 1988-89 . . . . . . AR-4

Business Curl t racts for Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-5

Standard Affiliation Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-6

Contrac ts and Grants for Research, Development and Educational Services:

Non-Goverrunen~al (Funds Coming Ln) . . . . . . . . . . . . AR- 7

S t a t e (Funds Coming In) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-8

Federal (Funds Coming In). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-9

Amendmentsto the 1987-88 Operating Budget , . . . . . . . . . AR-10 (including f a c u l t y and s t a f f appointments and changes in sta tus and transfers of funds within e x i s t i n g budget tota 1s

2988 Summer Session Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . AR-14

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTOK

U. T. B U N OF REGENTS' MEETING

GlFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS

The following g i f t has been received and is recommended f o r acceptance by the U. T. Board of Regents:

nono r Purpose Amount;

I . *Taiwan Power Company Energy Sys terns $64 ,095 .00 242 Roosevelt R d . , Sec . 3 Research Center/ T a i p e i , 107 Taiwan Taiwan Power Company Republic of China Research and Education

Program

*No l e t te r of transmittal from the donor

USE OF TEXTBOOKS WRITTEN BY FACULTY MEMBERS

1 recommend the following faculty-authored books t o be approved f o r use as textbooks:

College of Business Administration -

1. *Real Estate Principles: The Texas Supplement (2nd Edition) - 1 by Isakson/Cantwell, Departmcnt of Finance aud R e a l Estate, which will s e l l for $12.25 w i t h r o y a l t y of 9.375% ( $ . 7 4 approximately, each au thor , per book).

Colle e of Liberal A r t s

I . *Basics -- of Writing f o r the Mass Media, by George Rhoades, Department of Communication, which will se l l for $15.00, with 75C revenue from books so ld a t UTA donated t o journalism.

2. +Freedom - of Information: A Guide f o r Texas Media, by Tom Shuford, Department of Communication, which will sell for $10.00, w i t h no monetary benef i t to author .

*Textbook previously approved.

LAB FEES

Course Number - Course - .- T i t l e Current Fee Proposed Fee

PIED 4296 Spec ia l Topics - Scuba Diving 0 $150

HOLIDAY SCKEDllLE FOR SALARIED EMPLOYEES FOR 1988-89

I recommend t h a t the following dates be observed a s holidays f o r regular employees f o r the 1988-89 f i s c a l year a t The University of Texas at Arlington:

September 5 , 1988 November 2 4 , 1988 November 25, 1988 December 2 6 , 1988 December 2 7 , 1988 December 28, 1988 December 2 9 , 1988 December 30, 1988 March 22, 1989 March 23, 1989 March 2 4 , 1989 July 4 , 1989

Labor Day Thanksgiving Day Thanksgiving Holiday Christmas Holiday

%*Christmas Holiday *Christmas Holiday *Christmas Holiday d-t- ~ ~ C h r i s t m a s Holiday '*Spring Break *Spring Break 6 enspring Break Independence Day

Monday Thursday Friday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Wednesday Thursday Friday Tuesday

Those employees who wish to observe a religious holiday in a d d i t i o n to the ones cited above may do so by taking a vacation day or by serving as a member of a required skeleton workforce on a hol iday .

The Administrative Head may allow an employee to take a day off with pay on Martin L u t h e r King, Jr. Day, Monday, January 16, 1989, in l i e u of any S t a t e Holiday on a week- day f o r which a skeleton work force i s required.

'*Skeleton work force w i l l be on hand.

Thc Appropriation Bill provides ten and one-half (10-1/21 working days of b a s i c vacation allowance for employees of the Sta te to be accrued on the b a s i s of seven 17) hours pPr month. All regular s t a f f employees will accrue seven (7 ) baurs of vacation leave for each month employed.

The Appropriation Bill also provides that State employees with long- term service s h a l l accrue additional vacation leave in accordance with the following schedule:

Employees With Tota l State Employment of -

Hours Maximum Hours to Accrued Carry Forward From Per Month, i f One Fiscal Year t o Appointed 100% Next F i s c a l Year

0 but less than 2 yrs. 7 2 but less than 5 yrs . 8 5 but less than 10 yrs. 9

10 but less than 15 y r s . 10 15 but less than 20 yrs. 12 30 years and over 14

Although a l l employees a r e encouraged to utilize vacation in the year which accrued, employees may carry forward unused vacation from one f i s ca l year to the next. The schedule presented above indicates maximum ca r ry forward authorized by the Appropriation B i l l .

An employee w i l l earn vacation entitlement beginning on the f irst day of employment with the S t a t e and terminating on the l a s t day of duty. Credit f o r one month's accrual will be given f o r each month ot fraction of a month of employment w i t h the S t a t e . Vacation w i t - h pay may n o t b e granted u n t i l the employee has had continuous employment with the S t a t e for six (6) months, although cred i t will be accrued during t h a t per iod .

THE UNTVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. WARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

BUSINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

The following contracts have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1. Agency: City of Arlington New Funds : $4,625.00 monthly Current Period: April 1 , 1988 through Hay 31, 1988 Title/I lestription: Use of parking l o t located south of Mitchell

Street and east of Cooper Street t o promote publ ic safety and reduce t r a f f i c congestion on Friday and Saturday evenings

2. Agency: Hew Funds:

American Telemarketing Association UTA 75% and ATA 25% of sale o f first 275 videotapes; 50% each thereafter. Of $95.00 participant charge, UTA $35.00 and ATA $60.00. An amount not to exceed $7,500 paid to UTA for sale of five Guide and Support booklets.

Current Period: Initial term April 1 , 1988 through Harch 31, 1989; thereafter until terminated by either Party

Title/Description: For the production of five educational training program videotapes, f ive Guide and Support booklets, and one Leader's Guide

3 . Agency: Charles 0. Walts, IT New Funds: Service and rental fee o f $150.00 per

s tudeat Current Period: September 1, 1988; thereafter until

terminated by tither party TitlelDescription: Instructional Services Contrac t f o r open

water scuba training

4 . Agency: Arlington Independent School District New Funds: $150,000 annually Current Period: August 1, 1988 through July 31, 1998 TitZe/Description: Stadium Use Agreement for the use of certain

portions of Maverick Stadium



STANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS

The agreement rccomended for approval by the U . T. Board of Hegents has been approved by an attorney of the O f f i c e of General Counsel and is b a s e d oa the model agreement adopted on December 16, 1977.

1. Facility:

D a t e : Purpose :

West Texas Rehabilitation Center San Angelo, Texas February 23, 1988 To provide s o c i a l work related educational experiences for GSSW students



CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT

AND EDUCATIONAT, SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS COMING IN)

The £01 lowing items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by t h e U. T. Board of Regents:

1. Agency: American E~te rp r i s e Forum No. : None New Funds: $12,000.00 Current Period: February 15, 1988 through August 31, 1988 Title/Description: Free Enterprise I n s t i t u t e

2 . Agency: - Teledyne Geotech No. : None New Funds: $36,835.00 Current Period: February 1 , 1988 through January 3 1 , 1989 Title/Descriptian: Expert System for Design of Sensors for

Seismic Interprets t i o n

3 . Agency: Texas Rehabilitation Commission No. : DD 88308 New Funds: $128,685,00 Current Period: April 1, 1988 through February 28, 1983 TitlelDescription: Integrating Technology i n t o Service

D e l ive ~y

4 . Agency: Texas Rehabilitation Commission NO. : DO 88309 New Funds: $190,280.00 Current Period: March 11, 1988 through August 31, 1989 TitlelDescription: Evaluation of A l t e r n a t e Community

Living Services

5. Agency: Texas Rehabilitation Commission No. : DD 88402 New Funds: $131,500.00 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Title/Description: Evaluation of t h e Home and Community

Based Services (HCS) Program

THE UNlVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLINGTON

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETlNG


AMI EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE (FUNDS COMING IN)

The following items have been awarded and a r e recommended f o r approval by t h e U. T . Board of Regents:

I . Agency: C ray No. : None New Funds: $33,900.00 Current Period: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Title/Description: Using the Wigner Distribution t o Compute

Heart Motion

2 . Agency: U. T. Dallas No. : None New Funds: $7,000.00 Current Period : March 1, 1988 through August 31, 1988 TitlelDescription: UTA will provide services of a biomedical

technician to t e s t non-laryngeal motor activities and analyze d a t a


U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' E E T I N G

CONTRACTS AM3 GRMTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL A N D FOREIGN GOVERNMENT

(FUMlS COMING IN)

The following items have been awarded and a r e recommended for approval by the U. T. Board of Regents:

I . Agency: National Institutes of Health to UT Austin Subcontract t o UT Arlington

No.: Grant No. 1ROl NROl 440-0281 New Funds: $3,950.00 Current Period: September 1, 1987 through May 14, 1988 Title/Description: "Nursing interventions and Mixed Venous

Oxygen Saturation"

2. Agency: Academy of Applied Science No. : SG 735 New Funds: $2,500.00 Current Period: June 1 , 1988 through August 3 1 , 1988 Title/Description: Research/Engineering Apprenticeship f o r

a high school student

3 . Agency: U. S . Army Corps of Engineers No. : None New Funds : $18,216.00 Current Period: February 8 , 1988 through August 8 , 1988 Title/Description: Assignment Agreement in support of des ign

and t r a i n i n g programs

4 . Agency: U. S . Department af Education No. : G008740346-88 New Funds: $192,936.00 Current Period: July 1 , 1988 through August 3 1 , 1989 Title/Description: Special Services f o r Disadvantaged

Students

5, Agency; Department of Health and Human Services NO. : NCR 2 A l l NuOO298-12 New Funds: $85 ,992 .00 Current Period : Ju ly 1, 1988 through June 30, 1989 Title/Desrription: Professional Nurse Traineeship Program

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS nT AHLINGTON

U . '1'. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

June 9, 1988

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATTNG BUDGET

The term "rate" f o r academic personnel is the full-time nine-eonth base r a t e ; for a l l ot l ier personnel it is t h e f u l l - t i m e twelve-month r a t e , the appo in t ee r~ceiving a proportionate aroount depending upori the fraction of t i m e f o r which he is appointed and the per iod of his apyointment. Source of funds f o r payment of s a l a r i c s , unless otherwise shown, is the departlncntal salaries account.

Pull-Time S a l a r y

Ff fec t ive % No. Item, Ueparfrment, . . Title, Name Date - Time - Mos. -- R a t e RBC a

APPOINTMENTS

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS Art.

Part-Time Assistant Slide Libra r i an 1. J a y A . Brown 3/ 1/88 50 12 15,6CJS 225

COLLECE OF SCIENCE Biology

V i s i t i n g Professor (Non-Tenure) 2. Datong Ya11g 2/1/88 3 1 9 44,000 213

SCHOOL OF iZKCHITECTUrCE AKU ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN Archi tec Lure and Environmental Design

L~cturer (Non-Tenure) 3 . Eduard Hueber 3/ 1 /88 100 9 40,5UO 217

LIBRARY Library-Other

P r o f e s s i o n a l Librarian 4 . Nancy S . Harris

AUXILTARY ENTERPRISES AND OTHER ACTIVlTIES Student Hea l th Service

S t a f f Physician 5. Nicholas G. L a t h o u r a s 5/2/88 lfl0 I2 53,707 231

Interrnllegiate Athletics-Basketball Assistant B a s k e t b a l l Coach-Men

6. Char l e s R . S c o t t 3/1/86 100 12 21,000 230

Minor i ty S t u d e n t Services and Department of Education-Upward Bound D i rect-or

7 . Richard Nassie 3 / 1/88 100 12 30,000 220

GRANTS IWD CONTRACTS E l e c t r o n arid Ionic Trar~sfers i n Polymers

Postdoctnral Fellow 8. J ~ n c h o u J. Tseng 3/7/88 100 12 17,000 218

Full-Time

Item, Department, Title, -- Name

CHANGES - OF STATUS

COLLEGE OF SCIENCE Mathema tics

9 . Larry F. Heath

Salary -. Effective % NO.

Date Time Mos . Rate - - RBC -

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 9 42,500

To : Associate Professor (Tenure) and Associate Chair 9 / 1/87 100 9 42,500

GRADUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL W O K Graduate School o f Social Work

10. John S. McNeil

From: Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure)

PHYSICAL PLANT OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE Telecommunications Services

11. Ronald C. Beal

From: Assistant Manager, Telecom- munications Services

To: A s s i s t a n t Manager, Telecom- munications Services 5/1/88 100 12 34,170

University Police 12. Sidney M. Cheek

From: Captain 100 12 31 ,644

To: Acting Police C h i e f 3/1/88 100 12 40,000

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES ANTI OTHER ACTIVITIES Intercol legiate Athletics-Basketball

13. W i l l i a m G. Stone

From: Basketball Coach-Men

To : Assistant to the Athletic Director

1 4 . Mark C . Nixon

From: Ass i s tant Basketball Coach-Men 100 12 30,000

To : Basketball Coach 31 1/88 100 12 48,000

Ful l -Time Salary

Date of % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Resignation - Time Mos. - Rate RBC

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS Economics

Lecturer (Non-Tenure) 15. Emile M. Mullick

DESIGNATED FUNDS Continuing Education-Engineering

Adjunct Professor (Non-Tenure/Civil Engineering) and Research Scientist 16. Richard J. Thompson 3/14/88 67 9 50,116 2 15

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES AND OTHER ACTIVITIES Student Health Service

Physician 17. H i l l i a r d Jordan, Jr . 4/ 1/88 100 12 53,707 219

GRANTS ANn CONTRACTS Department of Education/Educational Opportunity Center

Director of Educational Opportunity Center 18. Gosby King, Jr. 4/5 188 100 12 33,500 229

1 9 . Amount of Transfer - $12,000.00 From: Unallocated Physical PLant -

Unallocated

To: Unemployment Conpensat-ion Insurance - Employee Fringe Benefits

To provide funds to cover Unemployment Compensation Insurance expenses on proport ional sa la r ies for the remainder of f i s ca l year 1987-88.

20. Amount of Transfer - $41,855.00

From: Liberal Arts-Unallocated - Unallocated Faculty Salaries

To: Foreign Languages and Linguistics - Unallocated Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for t h e delivery of services necessary to instruct Summer I n s t i t u t e o f Linguistics students enrol led in courses during the Spring Semester 1988.

21, Amount of Transfer - $21,430.00 From: Unallocated Faculty Salaries -

Unallocated Faculty S a l a r i e s

To: Foreign Languages and Linguistics - Unallocated Facul ty S a l a r i e s

To provide funds for the delivery of services necessary to instruct S m e r I n s t i t u t e of Linguistics st-]]dents enrolled i n courses during t h e Spring Semester 1988.

22 . Amount of Transfer - $63 ,734 .00

From: Interest on Current Restricted Funds Time Deposits - Account Balance

To: National Direct Student Loan Matching Funds - Account Balance

3825

RBC -

232

Tn prov ide funds to m a t c h the Federal Draw oti the National Direc t Student Loan Program.

1988 SUMMER SESSION BUD=

I recommend approval of the 1988 Summer Session Budget. The budget reflects an expenditure of $ 4 , 2 9 1 , 0 2 4 . This amount is available from The Summer Session Adjusted Appropriation in the 1987-88 Budget in the amount o f $3,200,000, and Unallocated Faculty Salaries in the 1987-88 Operating Budget in the amount of $991,024 CRBC No. 234 ) .

AR- 14

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLTNGTON

RECOMMENDATIONS FOR SALARY BUDGET

FOR

S W R SESSION 1988

Arlington, Texas

May 1 , 1988


SUHHARY OF I988 SUHMER SESSION BUDGET

(ELEMENTS OF INSTlTUTIONAL COST)

Page No. i

3828

OURCE OF FUNDS: -------------a-

m e r Session Appropriation in 2987 - 88 8udget. ..................... $ 3,200,000

rans fer from Unal 1 ocated Faculty Sal aries t o Sunmer essfon Salaries (RBC 234)

.......... ...................... Unal 1 ocated Faculty Sal ar i es ,... 991,024

OTAL FUNOS AVAILABLE FRbH SUMMER SESSION S A M I ES .................... $ 4 . 19 1,024

PPLICATIOM OF FUIDS: -I------------------

387 - 88 Sumnar Session Budget

ESlDENT IHSTRUCTION - -1 - -_3 - * - - - - - - - - - -

Faculty Sal art es ..,.............. .... .......................... $ 4,191,024 1111181Xa12

THE UNlYERSITY OF TEXAS AT ARLIHGTON Ar 1 1 ngton . Texas

1988 SUMMER SESSION BUDGET

F i rs t Term: June 1 . July 15 Second Term: July 16 . August 31

l O ENT I HSTRUCT I OH NLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

.............................................................. English $ Artl .......................... ......+. .............................. Husfc.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ . * . . . . . ~ m . . m * . m ~ a e a e . * ~ . . . . ~ ~ * a m . . * * .*..... Forei n Languages and Linguis t ics ............ ...... ................. 4 P o l i t cal Science .................................................... History .............................................................. ........................................................... Phl10s0 hy P Physica Education ............. ... ................q..........*....... 50c10logy ............... .. ....... ........*.*.. ....................... Graduate Humanfties ...........l..l....l...L.....a.......*4.......... Cmunlcat lon ........................................................

Page No. 1 i

Tota l College of Liberal Arts . . .............. .... .. ...... ..... +... 758. 579

:OLLEGE OF SCIENCE .... ............. Biology... ........................I.....-..II..+..... ............................................. Chmlstfy.* ........-...

G B Q ~ O ~ Y . . . . . . . ~ . ~ m * . * . . . . * m ~ m * m * . ~ * . . m a * ~ . m * . e m ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ m m ~ e * m ~ * . . ... Mathematics.. ..... .+l . . . .u. . .mo.. .* .ae .....................m..... Physfcs ................ ......~...m..........+...O......e..... ....... ......... Psychology .....r.....e.........*..e......+..*...m..~..... . Science Learnfng Center... ..................I...............*........

Total College of Science .................................. . . . . * * . . 601. SQ8

OLLEGE OF BUSINESS ........................................................... Accountln ! 256. 834 Hanagemen ...................4........,.............s........m.m..... 203. 567 .. Harketlng ............................................................ 137. 536 F i nance and Real Estate .............. ..., ............................ 159, 314 Information Systems L Management Scf ences ..........~.............~... 212. 768 Econmics. ........................................................... 187. 125

Total Collegeof Business ..............................~.......... 1.157. 144

OLLEGE OF ENGINEERMG ................................................ Aerospace Engineering Blonedical Engineering ......... .... ..... .. ....................m.... C i v t l En ineering .................................................... Engineer 7 ng Graphics ................................................. Hechanfcal Engineering ...............................m............... Electrical Englneerfng ...........s................................... Industrial Engineerln ............................................... Computer Science and 1 ngtneerlng .............................I......v

Total College o f Englnserfng ...................................... 975. 129

1988 SUMMER SESSION BUDGET ------------------------I-

(Cont t nued)

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3830

1RBAN AND REGIONAL A F F A I R S ~ . ~ . . . . . e . m * . m m a * a . m m m m m . m . m . . . .............. 89,568

...... iRAOUATE SCHOOL OF SOCIAL WORK.. ......*..............*....... ,... 178,892

iCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN.. ...................... 74,490

........................................... ICHOOL OF NURSING........,., 257,496

:ENTER FOR PROFESSIONAL TEACHER EDUCATION. ........................ ,, 98,218

TOTAL 1988 SUMMER SESSION B U D G E f * . o . - . - m * m * * * * . . ~ . v . ~ . m ~ . . * . ~ * e r n $ 4,191,024 113aXa===I=

AR- 18

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X 1 5 A T ARLINGTON R E C O f l ~ E N D A T L C k S F O R S I L A R Y B U D G E T F O R SUMfiER S E S S L D W 1988

B O A R D OF REGENTS HEETSMG JUNE 09-09, 1988 3831

C O L L E G E O f LIBERAL ANTS

i 2 7

I T EH - PAYROLL T I T L E - NO I UclME

12-120 EHSLTSH

PROFESSOR

0 0 3 CLAYTON L E I C H E L B C R G L R

0 0 5 KEMMETH fl R # f A E R

R S S O P R O F & C M A I R P E R S O M

006 J U D I T H H RCDDYELL

A S S D C I A T E PROFESSOR

007 Y l t T O A J V S T R H Z A

9 0 8 h CHARLES Y KNEUPPER

009 PALLAS L L I C Y

0 C JAN S J L I R X Y C E M

014 F I O R E L L I 5 f U R B E V f l L E

01 5 JAMES 4 RDFFEYT

016 JEAHWE O FORD

018 H A R R Y S HaMKS

Q S S I S T A I T PROFESSOR

2 THOnfiS I R Y R M

3 HfCHAEL FEEHAW

LECf URER

0 2 7 A W l ~ s f LLE FCRSCH

9 WOS. R A T E

F I R S T f E R R 6-1/7-15

PERCLMT Q f i I H E S A L A R Y

PACE no. 1

SECOWD TERM 7-1618-31

P E R C E N T OF r o m ~ rlnE SILARY SALARY

AR- 19

T H € ~ M I V E R S L T Y O f T E X A S A T A R L I H C T O M R E C O H W E N D I T I O I S F O R S l C A R Y BUP6ET F O R S U N H E R SESSION 1 9 8 8

B O n R D OF R E 6 E N T S NEETIWG JUNE 09-O?t 1988 3832

I f E M - PBYRDLL T I T L E - ~ a . NAHE

L E C T U R E R

029 J O E K LAU

UNALLOCATED T E A C H I N G Sf iCkRfES

TOTAL

PACE HO. 2

FIRST T E R ~ SECDYP T E R M -6-1/7-15 7-1618-31

9 R O S . P E I C E H T OF PERCENT O f TOThL R l\ f E T I N E S A L A R Y TIRE ShLQRY S A L A R Y

THE U N I Y E R S f l Y O F T E X 4 S A T ARLIM6TOh R f C Q W M E N D R T I Q n S F O R 5ALARY B U D G E T F O R SUMWEI S E S S I O Y 1 9 8 8 3833

B O A R D O F R E t i E k f S M E f f I W C JUYE 09-DPt l988

C O L L E G E O F LIBERAL 1RTS

IT E M - P ~ Y R O L L TITLE - HI1 HARE

P A G E NO* 3

F I R S T TERM SECDYD T E R M 6-117-15 7-1618-31

P nos. PERCEMT OF P E R C E N T OF T O T ~ L ~ a r ~ TINE SALIRY r I HE S ~ L A R Y SALARY

12-131 A R T

A S S C C I h T E PROFESSOR

0 0 5 HnRLEY J S C O T T T 3 4 ~ 8 0 0 060 3 ~ 5 0 0 060 3 ~ 5 0 0 7 r O O O

PROFESSOR

00 7 J h C K U PLUMHER

A S S O t l & T € PROFESSOR

015 STEPHEM T R R S C O E

SEHf DR LECTURER

017 JEFFREY J KELLEY

T O T A L

ZBtOOO LOO C t b b b C t b66

2O t799 101bOO 3 1 ~ 3 9 9

T H E O W T Y E R S I T Y UF T E X A S A T A R l I M 6 T O M R E C O M R E H D A T I O B S F O R S A L A R Y BUDGET F O R S U A M E R SESSION 1988

B O P A D O F R E S E H T S M E E f I N 6 JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 ~ 1 9 8 8 3834

: O L L E G E O F L I B E R A L A R T S

! 7

I T E R - P I Y R O L t T I T L E - HO s NAME

12-132 Musrc

P R O F E S S O R W D C H A I APEISOH

001 611RV L E B E H S B E R G E R

PROFESSOR

002 L I NTOM POWELL

A S T O C I A T E PROFESSOR

004 BILL 6 S I O D G R f l S S

006 D A Y L D 5 S T O K I U

P RaF CSSOR

097 L l l E R 0 0 R E R

F I R S T TERH 6-117-1 5

9 M 0 S m PERCEHT OF R A T E T I R E S A L A R Y

T 31,100 0 5 0 2 ~ 6 5 0

f 289100 OSO 21367

A S SOCZATE PROFESSOR

G O B JOSEPH L l n l l A

0 0 9 Lf iRRY Y I L E Y T

012 h M D R E U M RU5SEt.L T

0 1 3 C H A R L E S U POSTLEUATE T

f i S S I S f A M T PROfESSOR

015 Y I L L I A H R B A L D R I D C E EI

016 STEPHEN C A R Y

SUB-TOTAL

UBRCLOC4TEB TE l C M f kE ShLARf LS

2 0 FhtuLTv SAL/PIRT TIME

TOT 4L

2 6 ~ 0 0 0 Q S O 2,167

231100 025 9 5 3

2 1 t805

SECOND TERH 7-1 6/6-31

P E R C E N T O F T O T A L f I f i E S ~ L & R Y S A L A R Y

T H E U N I Y E R S I T V O f T E X A S 4T nuLlHGIOH R E C O N H E N D A T I O N S FOR ShLARY EUD6ET F O R SUMMER S E S S I Q N 1988

8 O l R D OF R E 6 E M f S REETZWG JUML 09-091 1988

I T E M - PAYROLL TITLE - NO. H C ~ N E

P A G E NO. 5

F I R S T FERR SECOYP f E R H 6-1/7-15 7-1 6 / 8-3 1

9 M O S - PERCENT OF P E R C E N T O f T O T A L R l l f E T I R E S A L A R Y T I M E S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

0 0 5 C H A R L E S HCDOYELL T 3 4 ~ 2 0 0 100 51700 050 2 t 8 5 O 8,550

0 0 6 JQHH A STUART T 3CtQ00 100 51666 5 r bbb

R S S O C I I T E PROFESSOR

0 0 9 VIRGIL L POULTER T 3 9r 700 100 b t b l b (i *616

011 JOSE 6 SAHCUEZ t 3 2 ~ 4 0 0 100 5,400 S r 4 0 0

012 D U A N E V K E f l S T R U P f 3 2 ~ 0 0 0 100 5 ~ 3 3 3 5 t 3 3 5

0 2 2 CARLOS MDGUEX Rh-RART I Y S T zsr0W 100 4,166 100 4 r l b 8 1 332

0 2 5 D O L O R E S H HOLDER T 23~300 100 3,883 39883

AR- 2 3

T H E U M X V E R S I T Y OF T E Y l S 4 T A R L I Y G T D H R E C O M N E h D A T I ~ ~ S F O R 5 A L A R V BU06Ef F O R SUHHER SESSIDk 1388 3836

eoaaD OF R E 6 E N r S N E E T I N 6 JUkE 09-0PV 1988

COLLEGE O F LfBERAC A R T S

27

R S S I S T B H T PROFESSOR

9 nos . R A T E

027 E P Y A R D R CDUAH T 213300

0 2 8 J A C K PALAM6111 T 2Ol4O0

0 2 9 R I ~ N ~ B P R L ~ H C I A N T 2 0 ~ 100

SUB-TQTCIL

U N l L t O C A T E D TEA C H I W6 S N A R I E S

28 6Re0. TEACHING ASSX S f A W T

2D FfiCULTV. SAL/PaRT T I H E

TOTAL

F l R S f T E R l 6-1/7-15

P E R C E l T OF TLHE SALClRY

T r l E U Y I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S FIT I R t I h G T U H ~ E c O ~ N E H D A T I O ~ ~ F O R S A L A R Y BU56ET F O R SUhhER S E S S Z O H 1 9 8 8

B O h R D OF R E G E N T S M E E T I N G JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 , 1 9 8 8 3837

C O L L E G E OF LIBERAL A R T S

5 2 7

I T EH - P A Y R O L L T I T L E - N O * YbHE

12-145 POL1 T I C A L S C I E H C E

P R O F E S S C R AND C H A f RPERSOM

001 I R V L M 6 D b&YSDM T

P R O F E S S O R

002 J R R E S Y S T E V E M S f

00.5 LUTHER 6 H A G I R D JR T

A S S C C I A T E PROFESSOR

005 D A V I D U W b c K E H w n T

006 JHAMG 5 MOON T

007 RCL4N S A K E f

008 LUTHER Y ODOH 1

0 0 9 DALE STORY T

012 CHhRLES R K l E R R T

0 1 3 CHARLES U YAHCLEVE 1

014 T H O H I S R MAR5Hal.L 7

015 JILL C L A R K T

nssLsTAnr P R O F E S S O R

016 R A R K CICHUCK

0 1 8 THOHAS P PREHODITCM

P A ~ E no. 7

F I R S T T E R M SECOHO TERR 6-117-15 Im16/8-3 1

9 R05. P E R C E N T OF PERCENT O f T O T A L R A T € TLHE S A L A R Y T I h E SAL4RY S A L A R Y

AR- 2 5

THE U I E V E R S I T Y OF t E X 4 S A T A R L I H ~ T O N R E C O H R E M O F ~ T I D ~ S F O R S C I L f i R V BUDGET fOR SLlHHER S E S S X D W 1 9 8 8 3838

B O A R D O f RE6ENTS R E E T I N G J U N E 9 9 - 0 9 ? 1988

C O L L E G E O f L I B E R A L ARTS

I T E R - P A Y R O L L T I T L E - NO. HAR C

A S S I S T Q W T P R O F E S S D R

LECTURER

ADJUMCT A S S T PROFESSOR

0 3 2 JAMES I ROBERTSON

F I R S T TERM SECOND T E R R 6 - l / 7 - f 5 7-16/8-31

9 R 0 S . . P € R C € M T OF PERCEHT OF T O T A L R A T E T I H E S A L l R Y T f H E SdLARY S A L A R Y

THE U H I Y E R S f T Y OF T E X A S A T A R L Z H G T O Y R E C O H M E M O A T I O M S FOR S B L I R Y B U D G E T FOR SUMHER S E S S I ~ ~ 1 9 8 8 3839

% C R U D O f R E 6 E H T 5 M E E T I N G JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 , 19dB

E W - PAYROLL T I T L E - ' M A R E

-150 H I S T O R Y

PROF E550R

, 3 6 E Q R 6 E N G R E E N T

, 5 JEROME L R O O H f f S K V T

, b HOnER L K E A R T

17 E O Y A R D Y C H E S T E R T

1 % n o w a ~ n L ~ C K H A N T

A S S O C I A f E PROFESSOR

19 S T A N L E Y H PALHER f

L O D E M N I S R E l N H A R t Z T

~5 J YEHOELLKHOK f

h S S L S T n H T P IQFC5SQR

~7 RUORa t PREMITI T

18 D O W I L D KYLE

10 Y M A R V I N OULAHEY

2 2 ROBERT B f &SUBAHUS

Z5 S Y E V f U 6 REXMUAROT

SU &-TOTAL

UHRCtOCAf ED TEACHIMG S A L A R I E S

2D FLCUCTY SAL/PARX TIME

TOIIiL

9 nos. R A T E

409 ZOO

36 r 300

3 3 ~ 5 0 0

319 S O 0

2 7 9 8 0 0

FIRST TERR 6-1/7-15

PERCENT O F T I R E S A L A R Y

P A G E NO. 9

S E C O M D T E R M 7-16/8-31

P E R C E N T UF f O T w L TLHE S A C l R Y S A L A R V

T H E U M l V E R S f T Y O f T E X A S A T l R L I k G T O N R E C O M # E H D A T I O N S F O R SILARY BUDGET F O R S U W ~ ~ E R S E S S L Q N 1988 3840

B O A R D O F REEEhTS M E E f I W G JUME 0 9 - 0 9 , 1988

COLLEGE OF L I B E R A L 4 R T S P&GE NO.

E T E N - PRYROLL T I T L E - KO. HARE

F L U S T T E R H S E C O M D T E R R 6-1/7-15 7-1618-31

9 HOf ' PERCENT Of PERCEIIT OF T O T A L R C L ~ E TLHE S A L A R Y TI R E S A L A R Y S A ~ A R Y

12-155 PHILOSOPHY I hSSO P R O F & C H A I R P E R S O N I

2 P FRCULfV SALJPART TIRE 4 *a00 I T O T A L

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T A R t I ~ ~ f O N R ~ C D N M E N D A T I O ~ ~ F O R SnLnAY B U P G E T F O R 5UmflER S E S S L O W 1988 3841

B O h R D OF R E G E N T S M E E T K N G JUNE 09-OQt 1988

. L L ~ G ~ OF L I B E R A L A R T S

F I R S T TLSR 6- 1 l 7 - 15

PE,RC ENT OF T I M E S A L A R Y

SFCOHD TERN 7-16/8-31

P E R C E H f O F T O T A L T I H E S A L A R Y S A L l R Y

9 rtos. R A T E

P R O F E S S O R AND C H A I R P E R S O W

A S S O C I A T E P R Q f ES50A

105 GROVER D P Z P P I N f

A S S f S T A N T PROFESSOR

0 H A R R Y M C K E O Y N

1 0 WLRY E B f D 6 Y A Y

.I2 P A U L f HE T cl&KUELL f

1 5 THOMAS 0 BOOHE T

S P E C I A L I S T

16 L A M H I E 6 TUCKER

1 7 C h L Y T I L RELMER

1 8 BRRBAR4 fl B R R m l C K

SUB-f OTIL

UHaLLOCATEO T E A C H l l C S A L A R I E S

2D FACULTY SfiLlPART T I R E

TOT A t

THE U B X V E R S I T Y O f T E X A S A T A R L L N ~ T O ~ R E C O M N E M D Q T I O U S FOR S A L A R Y B U D G E T FOR SUMMER S E S S X U N 1 9 8 8

BOARD O f R E G E N T S n L E T I Y 6 JUNE 09-091 1988 3842

3LLE6E OF L f B E R A t ARTS

7

S T E M - PWYROCL fXfLE - NO 1 N4RE

12-190 SOCXOLOCY

PROF E S 5 0 R

001 F E D E R I C C 5 Y I D 4 L

0 0 3 M LEE TAYLOR

A S S 0 P R O T / I C T C ~ 4 1 RPERSON

005 T E D Y A f K f H S

A S S O C l A T E PROFESSOR

006 CHARLES A J O N E S

007 F R I H K J WEED

009 MARY 5 ACHORE

012 R 4 Y R D I D A EVE

011 THEODORE # QREEMSTEIk

A S S T S T A Y T P R O F E S S O R

015 L I N D A ROUSE

016 E P W N D R U D O Y S K I

017 J E F F R E Y HAMSDM

V f S Z T f H 6 A S S f PROFESSOR .

018 H R R f i l R E T J Q U I W

T O t I L

f l R S f TERN SECOHD TERM 6-117-15 7-1618-31

9 nos. P E R C E M T O F P E R C E N T UF T O T A R A 7 E T I M E S A L A R Y T L ~ E S A L A R Y S A L A ~

T 4 2 ~ 0 0 0 0 2 5 it750 OZS 1.710 3tS00

T 37r000 050 3 t O B 3 J t O B 3

T SJ1900 025 11415 025 1 ~ 4 1 3 2 t d 2 b

T 2 9 1900 050 2 t 4 9 2 2 t b 9 2

f 2 1 t O O O 050 29353 2 a J f 3

AR- 30

T t t E U H I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S A T R R L I M G T O Y RECORHEMDfiT SOWS FOR S A L A R V B U D L E T FOR S U H R E R SESSIQh 198%

BD&RD Of RESECTS M E T E M 6 JUNE 09-09r 1988 3843

COLLEGE OF L f B E R l L A R T S

5 27

IT EH - PAYADLL T ITLE - M O • H ~ R E

12-192 CRROUATE H U M A N I T I E S

A S S f S r A Y T PROFESSOR

O O l A D A V I D L JACOBS

O O 2 l L E U I S T B l K E R

TOTAL

FIRST T E R N 5ECOND T E R M . 6- 1/7- 15 7-1&/8-31

O n05. P E R C E N T OF P E R C E N T O F TDTAL RRTE T I N E S A L G R Y T L M E S ~ L B R Y S A L A R Y

T H E U U ~ W E R S I T Y O F T E X A S a f A R L l H G T D M R f C O N l l E h U 4 T I O N S f D R S A L A R Y BUDGET F O R SURHER SESSLDI I I 486

3844 , 809RD O F R E 6 E Y f S REET LHC JVSE 09-09, 1988

O L t E 6 E O F L I B E R A L f i R f S P A C E H O . 14

17 EM - PAYROLL T I T L E - R(1. MARE

P R O f E 5 S O U AHD CHAIRPERSON

001 CHARLES R R R E W D C L L

A S S O C Z A T E PROFESSOR

002 CHARLES S P R O C T O R

004 L A R R Y ELYELL

006 CMAPK N ROSS

O Q B YXLLIhR J STONE JR

009 JOHH 5 G T B S O H

U 1 9 JOSEPH KDMGEY I C K

015 C A R R O L L HICKEY

F I R S T TERR SECOND TERH 6-117-15 7-16/8-31

9 ~05. P E R C E W T OF P E R C E N T QF rarAL R A T E TIHE 5ALCIRY T I R E S b t f i R Y S h L A R Y

T H E UHIVERSIfY OF T E X A S b f Q R L K N G T O N R E C D W R E M P A T I O H S fOl 5 B L f i R Y BUDSET f O R S U N W E 9 S E i S I a l 1988

80aRO O F R E 6 E M I S M E E T I N G J U N E 09-091 1 9 8 8 3845

O L L E G E O F LIBERAL A R T S

7

IT ER - Y A Y R O L L T I T L E - Ma. # & A €

12-195 C O M R U N X C R T T P I

R S S L 5 T A N T PROFESSOR

017 run KEHHEOY

0 1 8 D A Y I D 6ROHER

LECTURE A

0 2 1 R O B E R T F I E L D

1 O T A L

PACE WDI 1s

F I R S T T E R A S E C O M D TERH 6-117-1 5 7 - 1 6 f 8 - 3 1

P NOS. PERCENT OF PERCENT OF T U f AL R a t € TIME S ~ L ~ R Y ' TIME S A L A R Y S ~ L A R Y

THE U W I Y E R S E T Y OF T E X A S 1 T A R L I H G ~ O N R E C O M W E N D A T f O M S FOR S A L 4 R y BUDGET FOR S U M M E R SESSIQM 1 9 8 8

B O A R P O F R E G E N T S f i f E T E N 6 JUNE 09-099 1 9 8 8 3846

C O L L E G E OF S C I E H C E PAGE NO. 16

I T E M - PAYROLL T I T L E - HO . N A H E

F I R S T T E A R SECOND TEAM 6-1 17-1 5 7-16/8-31

9 NOS* PEACENV OF P E R C E H T OF TOTflL R A T E TIHE S A L A R Y T I M E SALhRY S A L A R Y

P R O F E S S O R 4NQ C H A I R P E R S O H

001 EOMUND B R O D I E 1 5 1 ~ 0 0 0 100 8 ~ 5 0 0 100 a t 5 0 0 1 7 t 0 0 0

0 0 8 THOMAS R H E L L f f R JR

A S S O C I A T E PROFESSOR

016 R O B E R T 0 BOLEY

017 B E R N A R D 1 f R Y E

A S S L S T A M T P R O F E S S O R

0 2 1 JOHATHIW 4 C A n P B E t L

0 2 3 ROBERT W STERNER

SU8-TOTAL

UYALLOCATED T E A C H I N G S A L A R I E S

23 G R A D f f A C H l H 6 a S S I S T A H T

TOTAL

100 6,300 6 ~ 3 0 0

O S O 3 ~ 0 3 3 5 ~ 0 3 3

T H E U W I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S I T A R L l U G f O H R E C D M M E H D A T I O Y S F D R 5ALhRY B U D G E T F O R SUHMER S E s 5 L O N 1 9 8 8

B O l R D Of R E 6 E C f S R E E T I M G JUHE 09 -09 t 1988 3847

COLLEGE OF S C I E N C E

15 27

IT E M - P ~ Y R O L L T I T L E - MU HAHE

12-230 C H E M I S T R Y

P R O F E S S O R A I D C H A I R P E R S O H

0 0 1 R I C H A R D TTRROMS T

P R O F E S S O R

006 KEWHETH L B R O U Y T

007 D E H N I S 5 R A R Y N f C K f

008 ROBERT F F A A M C I S f

I S S O C I h T E P R O f E S S O R

012 AHM n B E H H A M T

013 THOMAS J COGDELL T

ASSISTANT I H S T R U C T O R

020 CHARLES R S A V A G E

UHALLOCATED T E A C H I W6 S A L A R I E S

2 B GRAD TEACHfMG A S S I S T A N T

Z D F4CULTY S A t / P A R T T I R E

T O T l L

f l i l S T T E R M 6-1/7-15

P E R C E N T O f T I R E S A L A R Y

S E C O H O TERH 7-1 6/8-31

PERCENT O F T O T A L T I M E S A L A R Y S A L A R V

AR- 35

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S kT A R L l H C T O H R E C O M R E N D R T I O M S F O R S ~ L A R Y B U D G E T F O R S U A M E R S E S S I O M 1988 3848

B O A R D O F R E G E N T S H E E T I N G JUNE 09-09t 1988

C O L L E G E OF S C I E N C E

1527

LTEH - PlYROLL T I T L E - NO. h A R E

12 -240 6EULD6Y

PROF ESSOR R W D C H A I R P E R S O H

001 CHARLES I S M I T H T

P R O F C S S D R

0 0 5 BURKE B U R K l R T T

f l S S O C f A T E PROFESSDR

007 MERLYND K NESTELL T

0 0 8 R E X E CRICK f

0 0 9 DONALD F R E R S E R T

A S S I S T A M T PROFESSOR

F I R S T TERH 4-117- 1 5

P E R C E N T O f T I R E S A L A R Y

010 JOHN 1 YOtFF Jot300 0 5 0 2 t S 2 S

SUB-TOTAL 15,365

UNALLOCATED T E I C H X M C S A L A R I E S

2 0 6 R A D T E A C H I N G A S S I S T A M T

TOT4L 15 ~ 3 6 5

S E C O N D TEAH 7-1648-J1

P E R C E N T o f TOTAL T I M E S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E I A S A T A R L I H C T C H R E C O R M E ~ D A T S U N S F O R S f i L A R Y B U D 6 E f F O R SUHHER S E S S I O N 1988

BDaRQ O F R E C F H T S N E E T I N G JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 , 1988 3849 C O L L E G E OF S C I E N C E

a527

IT E n - P A Y R O L L T ITLE - 110. NAME

12-250 HATHERATfCS

P R O F E S S O R R H D CHAlRPERSON

O O l A 6 C O R 6 E J F I X 111

PROFESSOR

002 VAMCIPUR LAKSHMl KANTHIN

0 0 3 OOHnLD G R E E N S P A W

004 CONSTANT XN C CQRQUNEAHU

0 0 5 C H I E H - P f l I H A M

0 0 6 DAHHY P D Y E R

0 0 7 R A M C A C H A A Y K A Y N A H

JEROME E I S E H F E L D

1 R INEL P R A C A l

6 A Y 6 A R A M 5 LADDE

STEPHEN R BERHFELD

4 S S O C l 4 T E PROFESSOR

L A R R Y F HEATH

M I R I O C E MOORE

RCRLYWD K YESTELL

6 A Y B T U A M C Y

SECOND TERH 7-1618-3 1

P E R C L H f [IF TOTAL T I N E S I L A R Y S A L A R Y

100 7 1 3 3 3

050 3,575 050 3 ~ 5 7 5

050 3 ~ 5 4 1 O S O J r S 4 2

050 3 ~ 4 2 5 050 3 , 4 2 5

T H E U H l V E A S l T Y OF 7 E X b 5 A T ~ ~ R L I M ~ T O M R E C O H W E H D A T I O N S F O R S A L A R Y BUDSET F O R 5uflHER S E S S X O M 1988

E O l R O O F R E 6 E H 1 5 R E E T X H G JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 9 1988 3850

C O L L E G E Clf S C I E N C E

N527

I T € A - PAYROLL T I T L E - HD M AH E

A S S D C I l T E PROF ESSOR

020 M E R V I H R CHILOERS I

0 2 1 ARTHUR A GXLLESPIE T

R S S I S T A H T P R O F E S S O R

0 2 3 D O R O T H Y L BROOKS T

0 2 7 E D D I E Y - Y A R R E Y f

0 2 9 JOHANNES 6 HEfJHRNS

030 TSU-FEH CHEW

SU B-T OTAL

2 D F A C U L T Y SALIPART T I M E

F I R S T T E R M 6- 1 / 7- 15

PERCENT Of T I R E S A L A R Y

S E C O N D TERM 7-16/8-31

PERCENT O f TOTAL T I H E S A L A R Y SALARY

AR- 38

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y O F T E X A S A T APL I H C T O H ~ E C ~ M H E W D ~ f I O h S F O R S A L A R Y BUDGET F O R S U M H E R S E S S I O N I98a

B O A R D O F R E 6 E W T 5 M E E T I H G JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 , 1988 38151

COLLE6E OF S C I E N C E

0 5 2 7

I T E H - PRYRDLL 1 I T L E - NO. HAME

12-260 PnvsIcs

PROP ESSOR A N D C H A 1 R P E R S O I

0014 R O Y H Y E S T

PROF €5 S O A

0 0 5 JOHN 1 F R Y T

007 ULRfCH a HERRMhNW T

ASSO P R O f / A S S O C H A I R P E R S O

0 0 8 B o n N r E c THONPSOW T


0 0 9 S U R E S H - C S H A R H I T

010 WILLIAM 8 SELF T

A S S 1 STANT P R O F E S S O R

0 1 4 ASOK R A Y

0 1 5 6 t E M U FLETCHER

0 1 6 JEROME K n x s e u

SUB-TOT6L

UNALLOCATFD TEA C H I YG S A L A R I E S

ZB C R a D TEACHIHG A S S I S T A H 1

20 F A C U L T Y S h L / P A R f f f H E

TOTAL

9 HOS. R I T E

FIRST f E R R 6-117-15

PERCEHT OF T f m E S A L A R Y

S E C O H O T E R R 7-1b/8-31

P E R C E N T O F f O T A L T t N E S A L R R Y S A L A R Y

THE U N I V E R S Z T Y OF T E X A S A 1 A R L I N G T O N R E C O A M € M D ~ ~ I O k S F O R 5ALARV B U D 6 L T FOR SUMMER SESSION 1988

B O A R D OF R E C E Y T S M E E T I H G JUNE 03 -091 1988 3852 COLLEGE OF 5 C I E M C E

5 2 7

I T E M - PRYRDLL T I T L E - lY0 n HAHE

12-270 P S Y C H O L O S Y

P R O F E S S O R 4ND C H A L RPERSON

0 0 1 VLRHE c cox r PROF ESSOR

002 I R G H B E R W S T E I H T

00 3 JAMES R E R l C K S O M T

0 0 5 YILLIIH 3 ICKES T

006 JAMES W B O Y E N f

007 H A R R I E T 1 A R S l E R T

I ISSDCIATE .PRDf E 550R

009 RAYMOND L JACKSOU f

010 J A R C S 5 H A I R H E f

011 JhVES Y BhLRYALDT f

012 DUANE R M A R T I M T

A S S I S T A U T PROF ESSUR

014 M A R T H A A HAHH

Sue-00t lL

UHALLOCATED T E A C H I N6 S A L A R I E S

2 8 G R A D TEACHINE ASSISTAMT

TOTLIL

9 R O S * R A T E

P A G E NO* 2 2

SECOND T E R M 7-16/8-31

PERCENT OF T O T A L T I M E S I L A R Y S A L A R Y

THE U N f V E R S f T Y OF T E X A S R T h R L I H G T O H R E C O M M E N D h T I O k S F O R S A L A R Y 8 U D 6 E T F O R SUMHER S E S S I O W I988 3853

B O R R D O f R E G E M T S M E E T I N 6 JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 1 1988

C O L L E G E O F SCZEYCE P A G E NO. 23

I T E M - P A Y R O L L T I T L E - HO. NAME

FIRST T f R R SECOND T E R M 6-1/7-15 7-1618-3 1

9 HOS. P E R C E N T O F PEaCEHT Of T O T A L R A T E TXHE S A L A R Y T I H E S A L A R Y S O L A R Y

12-295 S C I E N C E L E I R W I M G C E N T E R

SUB-TOT AL 3 rO41 3 9 0 4 2 SrOaJ

TOTAL

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T A R L I H G T O M &EcommEnDn ! I o n s f DR SALARY BUDGET F O R S U H B E R S E ~ S L O N 1988

B O A R D O f R E G E M f S A E E T I N G JUME 09-09? 1988

COLLEGE OF B U S I N E S S

I T E R - P n Y R O L L T I T L E - HD. NAME

f XRST T E R M SECOND T E R N 6-1i7-15 7-1b/8-31

9 H D S + P E R C E M T OF P E R C E N T O F T 0 T AL R A T E T I H E S A L A R Y T I WE S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

002 THOMAS Y HRLL T 58,7041 088 8 ~ 6 0 9 088 8 ~ 6 1 0 17,219

00 J H O Y A R P J SMRVELY T 55 ,400 100 9 ~ 2 3 5 91233

B S S O P R n f / ~ t f CHRIRPERSDW

007 L A R R Y 8 WALTHER T S i p 0 0 0 100 , 81500 100 8tS00 f7r000

A S S O C f AT E .PROFESSDI

008 R I C H l A D MARK T 471200 100 7 ~ 8 6 6 100 7 ~ 8 6 7 I S t 7 3 3

009 D E B R A Y HOPKIMS 47r000 100 7,833 100 7 , 8 3 4 15g667

0 1 1 JEFFREY J T S a Y T 4 4 t 6 0 0 100 7 1 4 3 5 100 7,434 1 4 1 8 b f

0 1 3 JRMES F COOK T 2 8 ~ 2 0 0 050 2.350 050 2.350 4 r 700

& S S I SThYT PROFESSOR

016 JOHN M BEEHLER 4 4 f 5 6 0 100 7 ~ 4 1 6 100 7 ~ 4 1 7 1 4 ~ 8 3 3

S E N I O R L E C T U R E R

AR- 4 2

T H E U B Z V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T I R L I N G T Q H R E C O H M E M D A T I O ~ S FOR S A L A R Y BUD6ET F O R S U M H E R S E S S L O W 1988

BOARD OF R E G E H f S R E E T I N G JUNE 09 -09? 1988 38% C O L L E G E O F B U S I H E S S

8527

I T E M - PAYROLL f 1 f L E - no, H A M E

12-320 ACCOUW TXH6

S E M I O R LECTURER . 018 L o t 4 F RHOOES

0 1 9 SHIRLEY S S T R I C K L A I D

LECTURER

02 1 CALEH CRRPEHT fR

023 HARY LEE HDOCE

0 2 5 JOHN EDUfiRbS

026 S A M D R I 0 ELL1 O l f

0 2 7 CHARLES RHObES

028 PAHELA A C O L C I U S

SUB-TOTAL

UNALLOCATED T E I C W I H G S A L A R I E S

Z D FflCULTY S A L / P I R T T I H E

T O T A L

FIRST T E R M 6-117-15

PERCENT OF T I M E S A L A R Y

PACE NO* 2 5

SECOND T E A H 7-16/8-31

PERCEWT OF TOTAL t InL S ~ L A R Y S P L A A Y

THE U R I V E R S I T V OF T E K R S A f A R L ~ H G T O H R E C O M N E I I D A T IONS F O R S A L A R Y 8 U D 6 E T F O R SUMMER S E S S 1 D N 1 9 8 8

B O A R D OF R E G E N T S M E E T I N 6 JUNE 09-0?r 1988 3856

I T ER - PAYROLL T I T L E - HO NAME

PROFESSOR

0 0 1 J E R R Y C YOFFOAD

H O Y A R D G W R L I W D

6 R E 6 0 R Y G OESS

JARES C Q U I C K

A S S O P R O F / A C T C H I 1 RPEASOW

D A V I D G a n Y


E D Y I H A C E R L O F F

K E H h E t H H P R l C E

KEWHETH YHECLER

JOSEPH R O S E M S T E I N

BURLEY W A L K E R JR

A S S 1 STAHf P R O F ESSDR

JANE 6 I A C O B S E

WAYNE D BODEHSTEINER

SEALOR LECTURER

D A V I D THOHAS

F I R S T TERH 6-1/7-11

9 HDS. PERCENT OF B A T E T I H E SALARY

SECOHP T E A R 7-16/8-31

PERCENT Q f T O T R C T I f l E S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

T H E U H I V E R S I T Y OF f f X A S A T A A C I H G T O H R E C O f i H E H D A T I O W S FOR S A L A R Y BUD6Lf f O R S U M M E R 5ESSIOh 1988

BonuO OF R E G E H T S WEETIHG JUNE 09-OPF 1988 3857 COLLEGE O f BUSINESS PACE h0m 27

S E N I O R LECTURER

L E C T U R E R

018 JAMES E YALfHfR

021 CHARMR 8LUHBf R6

FIRST TERH S E C U N O T E R M 6-1/7-15 7-16/ 8-3 1

9 nos. P E R C E N T OF P E R C E H T of T D T A L RkTE T I H E S A L A R Y T I H E ShLARY S A L A R Y

THE U N I V E R S I T Y O f T E X A S A T A R L I M G T O N R E C O U R E M D A T I O W S F O R SALhRY BUDGET FOR SUM#ER S E S S I D H 1988

, B O A R D O f R E G E N T S MEET ING J U H E 09 -091 1 9 8 8 3858

I f ER - PAYROLL T I T L E - HO. H&ME

1 2 - 5 3 4 M A R K E T I N G

P R O F E S S O R AHD C H A I R P E R S O H

0 0 1 C A R L H C O A R I E L T

P R O F E S S O R

002 R O G E R A OICKIMSOH f

0 0 5 R06ER G A T E S T

A S S O C I A T E PROF E S 5 0 R

001 GLEN R JhRBOE T

V I S I T I N 6 ASSO PROFESSOR

0 0 6 THOHAS O S A I T H

A S S I S T I N T P R C f E S S O R

007 & J A Y B H A S I I

ASSfSfAHT IWSTRUCTOR

0 0 8 REBECCA A B E A S L E V

009 CHARLES D U K E

LECTURER

010 J A M E S K ROSS

011 A L I C I A SHEPPARD

2 L f l D l K RCOAWfEL

P A G E NO. 28

S E C O H D T E R M 7*16/8-31

P E R C E N T OF T 0 T A L r I H E S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T A R L I N G T O N R E C O H H E N O A T I O H S F O R S A L A R Y B U D G E T F O R SUUnEA S E S S I O N 1988

8 0 A R D OF REGEITS M E E T I W G JUNE 09-091 1988 3853

COLLEGE OF B U S I H E S S

I T En - PlYROLL T I T L E - HO. HARE

013 ALLEN P A C C O R S T I W

F I R S T TER4 S E C D h D T E R A 6-1/7-15 7-16/3-31

9 MOS. P E R C E N T OF P E R C E N T OF T O T A L R GT E T I R E SfiLARY T I H E S A t a R Y S A L A R Y

THE UNIYERSIfY DF T E X R S A T A R L I M C T D Y RcconnEnDhrroRs F O R S A t n R Y BUDGET F O R SUnMER SESSIDH 1908

BOARD O f REG€ MTS HEfT Itit JUME O?-oPr 198s 3860

F I R S T fERH 6-117-15

PERCENT OF T I H E S A L A R Y

I T E M - P A Y R O L L T f T L t ' N O . n & R E

PROFESSOR

001 l H O H R 5 H R C I M K S H T

002 YIHCENT P I P I L I O Q T

PRDF E 5 5 0 R AWD t Waf $PERSOH

003 P E 6 6 V € SYAHSOM T

aSsacrarL P u w L s s a a

0 0 5 H a 1 5 fSAK5OI f

006 DOHALO U CAHfYEL4 f

R S S L S T A I T . PROFESSOR

007 L l R R Y 3 LQCKYOOO

008 J D A Y I D D I L T Z

S E M I O R LECTURER

013 JaHu v P a u w JR

LECTURER

016 H PERRY C U R T I S

017 RLCHAEL SADLER

01% D E B R A 3 BRAND7

0 1 9 JDE P MCHAMLV

S U 8-7 OT A t

UHhLLOCATED TEACHI MC SRLIRSES

2 0 CRAB T E h C U I Y 6 A S S f S T f l R J

2 D F A C U L T Y S & L t P a R T T5ME

T 0 TAL

I T f R - PAYRDLL T I T L E - NO* NABE

12-338 I W F O R f i A I I O W S Y 5 TLRS C flfiMfi6LRE

PROF E S S D R

0014 LAURENCE 1 S C H K A D E T

0 0 2 f l B M J E R I K R A J A T

A S S D PROF C CHAIRPERSON

0 0 4 S U H I ? S I R C s R T

005 R O B E R T M #ROBST Y

006 REYEYDR C BRKEU T

407 M A R Y R Y H I T E S I D E f

004 C R A I G Y S L I M K A A H 'I

009 R A R K E ERLSW 1

ASSISThMT P R O F E S S O R

012 P E T E R ? MYKYTYN

013 F A l l U L HUP

A S S I S T A N T f Y S f R U C T O R

015 JI D A V I D C R O C K f T r

018 SOHATl . SUBHAMI

F I R S T T E R M 6-1/7-15

9 NOS- PERCENT O f R C ~ T E trnE S A L ~ R Y

PAGE NO. 31

sEcaWo I ~ R N 7-16/8-31

PERCEHT O f T O T A L T f H E S A L B R Y S A t f i f t Y

THE U h I W E 9 5 L f ~ OF T E K n 5 4 T AEL IN6TOH RECDAMEHD4TIDNS F O R S A L A R Y B U D G E T F O R SUNHER 5ES$t0N 1988

O Q A R D OF R E 6 E 8 T S a ~ E ~ f n 6 J U N E 09-O9t 1988 3862 COLLEGE O f BUSINESS

052 7

s T E N - PAYROLL TITLE - 9 CIOS. NO. N R ~ E R A T E

12-338 I H F O R M A T f 0 Y S Y S T E M C HhMA6ENE

A S S I S T A N T LWSTRUCTOR

019 R A R 6 A R E T H O L R E S 17, O Q Q

0 2 0 S ~ E Y E U CHRISTENSEM ~ S , S O O

021 RUSSELL JOHf 5 141000

LECTURER

0 2 3 MARK A D'CUNHA

0 2 4 JAHCS 6 CLhHgE

h S S f S T h M f f N S f R U C T U R

048 WOUSWLN &SHRRFI

f I R S T TE R R S E C O H D T E R M 6-1/7-15 7-16/8-51

P E R C I NT OF PERCEMf (If T D T A L T I H E saLaRv T X fit S R L A l Y S A L A R Y

L!MALLOCATfO TEf iCHI W f 5 h t A R X E S

20 G A R 0 TEACHIHG 1SS1STaNT

2a FACULI-Y SILJP~RT TIHE

TOTAL

T H E U H I Y E f S I T Y O f T E X A S A T L R L I M G T ~ Y R E C O f i C I E Y D A T I D I S F O R S A L A R Y aUDsEr r o R Suf iMER SESSIOU 1988 38t;3

B O A R D O F REGENTS f i E E f 1 ~ G JUNE 09-09t 1 9 8 8

COLLEGE Of BUSXHESS P A 6 E HOI 3 3

I T EM - PRYROLL TITLE - NO. HARE

12-350 ECONOMICS

PROF ESSOR

PROF L A C 7 1 W 6 C H A f l P E R S O H

PROF LSSQR

f l S S O C I A I E PROFESSOR

df SLSTAHT PROFESSOR

013 JOYCE S MCNAHQH

015 R I C H A R D UILSUN

FIRST T E R M SECot40 TERR 6-117-15 7-1618-31

? R O S . QCRCEMT OF PE RCPHT O f T O T A L . RATE T f H E S A L A R Y TIM€ SALARY SALARV

THE U H f V E R S f T Y OF T E X A S fif A R L I M C T O Y R E C O R H E H D R T J O U S FOR S A L A R Y B U D G E T F O R S U M H E R S E S S I O ~ 1988

B O A R D O f REGENTS M E E T I N G JUHE 09-091 1988 3864

I t E n - PAYROLL T I T L E - HO r WCIHE

023 K R T H Y T . KENPER

SUB-TOTAL

UWfiLLOCAffb T E n C H S N C S A L I I Z E S

F I R S T TERH SECOND TERM 6-117-15 7-16/8-31

9 R O S r P E R C E N T O F PERCENT aF TOTAL Rare T l f l E 5bLARY f l M E S A L A R Y S Q L A R Y

AR- 5 2

THE U Y ~ V E & S I ~ V OF T E X A S AT A R L I N G T O Y R E C Q R ~ ~ ~ O A ~ I O W S F O R S ~ L Q R Y BUDF,ET f o ~ surcnEa s ~ s s r o ~ l p 5 a 3565

B O A R D OF REGENTS N E E T I N 6 3UYE 09-09r 1988

C D C L E C E QF E H C L M E E R I W G P A G E HO. J S

I T ECI - PAYROLL T I T L L - no. MGM E

P R O F E S S O R &MD C H A f RPeRSOM

O O i A CHARLES W JLLES

P R O F E S S [ I R


00a JOSEPH J STAYDUSKY

A S S X S T A l T PROFESSOR

0104 STEPMEW R K E H I O M

SUB-TOTAL

FIRST TERR S E C O N D rEun b-1/7-15 7-16/8-31

P ROSm P E R C E N T Of PERCEMT OF I O T A L R A T E T I H E S A L A R Y TIME S A L A R Y S R L A R V

AR- 5 3

T H E UYIYERSITY OF T f X 4 S A T A R L I N G T O N R E C O M H E H D A T E O N S FUR S R L A S Y BUDGET F O R 5UflBER SESSIOW 1988

B O A R D O f R E 6 E H T S N E E f I H G JUNE 09-09? 1 9 8 8 38663

I T E H - PfiYROLL T I T L E - HP - NAHL


001 YOLF WOW MALTZAHM

F I R S T T E R R SECOND T E R M 6- l i ? - IS 7-16/8-51

9 hose PERCENT OF PERCEMT O f f o f RL R A T E T I M E SRLRCLY T l M E S A L A R Y S R L A B Y

T H E U Y I U E A $ f T Y D F T E X A S R r ARLLNCTOW R E C D R R E N D A f l D M S FOR S ~ L A R I BUDGET T O R SURWER S E S S I D k 1988

B D R R D OF R E G C Y T S f iEETIN6 JUNE 09-O9r 1988 3BG7

5 2 7

f TEH - P A Y R O L L T I T L E - NO t H A R E

12-Clb CIYEL E W G I N E E R I I C

PRUFEfSOR A N D C H A I R P f RSDM

001 C L I N T O H C PGRKER f

PROFESSOR

003 TSEWC H U H 6 T

0 0 4 NOEL J EVERARD f

005 SYED R QhSXfi f

0 0 6 R O B E R T I. YUAH T

A S S O C I A T E PROf ESSDR

O i l THDMRS N PEtRV f

912 R A X S P I H D L E R r STAHT P A D F E S 5 0 R

014 3 R R E S C Y I L L Z A f i S

015 CAN6 L CHAM6

SECOND TERM 7 - l b / B - 3 1

P E R C E N T O f TOTAL TIHE S ~ L A R V 5ALnRY

THE U M I Y E R S L T I OF T E X A S A T A R L I H G T O W R E C O R M E Y D A T I O N S FOR S A L A R Y BUDGET FOR SUMHER S E S S L O H 1988 3868

B O A R D OF RECEWTS HEflIWG JUME 0 9 - Q 9 1 L98B

ITEM - P A Y R O L l T I T L E - NO. Y A f l F

L E C T U R E R

0 0 2 C E C I L P H A R R I S

SU B-TOTAL

TOTAL

F I R S T TERM SECOND T E R M 6-117-15 7-16d8-31

9 NOS- PEflC€H? Of PERCENT O f TOTAL R A T E TIHE SALARY f l n E SRLaRY 5fiLbAV

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T h R L I N C T O U R E C O ~ M E H O A T I O I S F O R S A L A R Y BUDGET * O R SURMER s E s s I a ~ 1988

BOAR0 O F R E C E N T 5 H E E T Z M 6 JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 1 198d 3869

FIRST TERM 6-117-15

P E R C E N T [1F T I M E S A L R R Y

S E C O N D TERM 7-1 w a e 3 I

P E R C E N T O F T O T P L T I N E S a C A R Y S A L A R Y

9 R051 R A T E

1 2 - 4 3 5 M E C H A N I C A L E N G f l E E R f N G

U H I V L R S I f Y PROFESSOR

001 J l C K R YOOLF 5

PROf CSSDR &HD CHAIRPERSOW

0 0 2 D A V E O YS LOU 1

PROFESSOR

003 K E H f LIYREhCE T

005 A B P Q t H O 5 E I N HAJf -SHEIKH T

007 C A R L D UI S E M A I T

010 C A L U I N B R R K E l T

A S S O C l l T f PROFE550A

011 RDGER D 6UOL58Y T

014 R O B E R T L MOODS T

& $ S I S T G H T PROFESSOR

015 A L B E R T V TONG

015 SEIXCHX HDRURA

012 ABDUL 0 SfiDfiT

V I S I T I H C 1 S S T PROFESSOR

Q l 8 A STEPHEN r KUGLE

SUBcTOTCIL

UHILLOCf iTED t E d C H 1 NC S a t A R I E S

2 8 6RQD T E R C H f Y 6 4 S S I S T A H T

20 F R c u L r v S I L I P R R T T I H E

TOTAL

THE U M I Y E R S Z T Y OF T E X A S A 1 A R L I N G T O H I L c O ~ ~ I I C M D R T I O ~ S F O R S I L A U y 8U06ET F O R S U H h E R S E S S I O U 1 9 8 6

BOf iED OF R E 6 E M T S M E E T l M 6 JUME 09-0?t 1988

P R O F E S S O R

0 0 4 JEFFREY H CBtLIWS

0 0 8 Y B R X S C T T Y R RAU

0 0 9 JACK FZTZER

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

012 MILL1 lfl C MUWMALLY

O t 3 I W O I E W BLlWCHARD

014 6EOR6E U K O Y D A R S K E

0154 Y RLRN D A V I S

0 1 6 K A I - S H I W G YEUWC

0 i 7 n n I c n n E l r HanRY

0 1 8 YfLLIAH C DICLOU

a t 9 D ~ W I L D L C ~ M ~ ~ ~

F I R S T TEun s ~ c o n o T C H A 6-1/7-15 7-16/8-J1

9 nos . PERCENT OF PERCEMT OF r o f RL RATE T I M E SfiLARY Tf ME ShLARY S n L A R f

AR- 5 8

THE U M I Y E R S I T r OF T f X 9 5 A T A R L L Y C T O M R E C O M R E M D ~ T I O W S FOR S A L A R Y BUDGET F O R S O M M F R S E S S 1 0 U 1 9 8 8 3871

B O A R D O f R E G E N T 5 M E E T I M G J U H E 09-09? 1988

COLLEGE OF E Y G I H E E R I H G P A G E NO. +1

ASS I S T A H T PROFESSOR

0 2 0 R O B E R T HAGMUSSOH

022 TShY-JIU SHLEH

O23h YEI-JEH LEE

SPEC IIL L S t

LECTURER

0 6 2 KTH Y REED

S U W f QTAL

UhACiOe A T E 0 T E A C H I U 6 S A L A R I E S

FIR51 TERH S E C D H D T E R n 6-1/7-15 7 - l L / S - 3 1

9 nos. P E R C E N T CF P E R C E N T OF T O f AL R A T E T I N E S A L A R Y T I R E S A L A R Y S P L a A Y

f d f U I I W E R S I T Y OF T E X A S Q T A R L I N S T O t I AECOMRENO4TLONf FOR S A L R R Y BU96fT F D R SURHER SESSXUH 1988

B O A R D O f R L 6 E W T S M E E T I N G JUHE 09-091 1988 3872

COLLEGE OF E f i G I H E E R f H 6

3527

I T E M - PIIYROLL ~ I T L E - NO. MRME

f 2-440 f f d D U S T R L l t E k 6 Z M E B R f MG

FRDFESSDR AND CIQIRPERSDW

0 0 1 G L I O S T O H E T S T E V E N S JR T

PROFESSOR

002 FRIMCE REIfR T

00 3 HERPERT Y t O R L E Y T

A S S O C f 4 T E PROFESSOR

004 DONALD H L I L E S f

00s ELIHaR 5 ?APE T

0 0 6 JOHM Y . P A l E S T T

007 A R S H R P H &HAM T

bSSfST&HT P R Q ~ E S S O R

008 SHEIK Y LRRHAM

SUB-Tnf CIL

UHRLLOCfiTED 1 EACHKU6 S I L A R f ES

28 C R A O TERCHLHC A S S I S f A M l

TOTAl.

9 1105. RATE

flRSf TERN 6-1/7-15

P E R c E W r af TfHE SLLARY

SEcaHo ~ E R H 7 - l b / 8 - 3 1

P E R C E N T OF T O T A l T I R E 5 1 L b ~ Y S A L R R Y

r U k U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X a s A f A R t I N G T f i M I E C O M ~ W ~ ~ I I O * b F O R SIL11) . B U D G E T F B I SUhIIER ~ ~ I S l D l l 1988 3873

B O A R 0 OF AECEMT S NEETING JUWE 09-091 1 9 8 8

l T E R - P A Y ROLL TLTLE - HO r wnHE

12-445 COMPUTER SCKEMCE C C 1 6 1 M E E R I Y G

9 mas. R A T E

0 0 1 EKLLV D CARROLL

PROF ESSPR

0 0 2 P E I H S f h T 52p7Q0

asSPc3RfE PROFESSOR

O f 0 P h l k C CRRBOY 5 1*600

PAGE 601 4 3

s ~ c t l n ~ T E R M 7 - l b l l - 3 1

PERCENT OF T O f AL T f HE SALARY SALARY

THE U N l V E R S f T Y O f f E K A S A T nRLINCTOH R E C O H R E U O A T ~ O ~ S FOR ShL&(IY BUD6ET FOR SUmMES S E S S 1 0 N 1988 3874

B Q G R O Q F R E G E H T S M f E T X ? d G JUME 09-09 , 1988

L E C T U R E R

Q nos. RATE

023 J A R E 5 R C O F F E E 2 9 ~ 0 0 0

A S S I S T A N T PROFESSOR

PAGE M D a 44

F f R S T TERM SECOND T E R H 6-117-15 3-16/8-31

P E R C E M T OF PEACENf O f T O T A L T I R E SALCIRY f I R E S I C A A Y S A L A R Y

T n E UMIY E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T ARLINGTON RECOI(I I€WDA I lOh5 F O R S I L A l V BUDSET f (1R SUBHE R S E S S I O H 19811 3875 so&RO O F R E S E N T 5 M E T fW6 JUME 09-091 1988

12540

5527

E T E n - Q ~ Y R O L L TITLE - H Q I HIIH E

12-540 URBlH A N D R E E I O M A L ACFbLRS

PROFESSOR

001 R I C H A R D t C O L E I

0 0 2 DELBERT T A f H E L I

oo J P ~ U L n CEISEL T

004 J I N C O R Y E H L 4 T

A S S O C I A T E PlDFESSDR

005 S H E R f f l U A Y Y l l W f

006 JUEL B 6CLDSTEEN f

007 bRDE5Hf R &HJORRMI-SRNX f

A S 5 t S T A W T PROFESSOR

008 FEL IX B A R l E T D

SUB-TOTAL

UWALLDCAIED T E f i C H I N C S A L A R I E S

20 FACULTY 5 A C l P A R T T I N E

T DT llL

9 nos. R A T E

F I R S T T E R M 6-117-15

PEALEHT OF T t l l f SALARY

SECOND TEAM 7-1618- J l

PERCENT OF 7 O T A t I X R E SILAUY S A L A R Y

TnE U H l Y E A S l T f O f T E X A S A t ' A R L I 9 6 T O U RECOHflENDcl T IOH5 f OR S A L A R Y B U D G E T f O R St lRH.FR 5 E S 5 1 0 H 1488 3876

B a A R D O f REGEHTS REETIHG J ~ N E 0 9 - 0 9 ? I 9 8 8

8 5 2 7

l T E l l - P Q Y R O L L T I T L E - NO r !4AN E

12-620 GRhDUATE SCHOOL OF

PRDFESSOR

0 0 2 J A N E 5 Y C A L L I C U T T

0 0 5 R A R T I M SUIDEF

O O ~ A JOHN 5 n c n e z l

007 NOZHEEN H A Y A P R S

009 RnRY S HUNTER

010 Y A Y H E D D U E H H

011 THOMAS D Y R T f S

0 1 2 RCiOSEVELf WRIGHT

A S S O C I A T E P R O F E S S O R

0 R I C H A R D F OAHGEL

017 DONALD K G R A N V O L D

018 JEANHE P D E S C H ~ E R

019 RAYfinHD 5 R A Y E R S

0 2 0 I R A J I E C B R R R E T T

021 S H I R L E Y Q KfW6

0 2 2 B n R B A R R L K A I L

ASS1 STQhT PROF ESSOR

025 CRfHELEEW J O R D A N

S O C I A L Y O R K

F I R S 1 T E R H 6-117-15

PERCENT OF T I R E 5 A L l R Y

S E C O H b TERm 7-16/8-32

PERCENT OF ToTRL T f ME S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

THE U N I V E R S I T Y Of T E K A S AT 4 R L I Y G T D H R E C O L M I I I D P I I I O U I FOM S A L ~ I I B U D S E T ~ 0 1 S U I I R I R ILSSIDM 1918 3877

B O R R P OF REGENT5 f l E E T I ~ C JUNE 0 9 - 0 9 1 1988

12620 PACE NO. 47

IT ER - PAYROLL T I f l E - HO WAHE

f K R S T TEAM S E ~ D R D TERR 6-1/7-15 7-1618-3 1

P nos, ~ E R C E U T OF PERCEkT Of T O T A L RATE T f f l E SAL1IY TINE S A L A R Y S A L A R Y

LECTURER

027 F E D E R I C D SOUFLEE J R 3 5 , 6 0 0 100 !i1600 100 St606 l i e 2 0 0

S P E C L A L I S T

029 JUDITH A D I R f l I W G H A M 33,606 100 5,600 100 5,600 klr200

030 PHfRYL OURAS 189500 100 31083 100 3,083 b t f 6 6

A S S I S T 4 Y f L N S f R U C f a R

OCOA CYHTJiIh f RRWULIM 22r900 038 1q400 0 3 d 1 ~ 4 0 0 2 , LO0

Y I S L T I W G ASST P R O F E S S O R

0 4 5 G L Q R f l JCWKIWS

SUB-TOTAL

UWALLOCAf ED t E f l C H I H 6 SALARIES

2 b FACULTY SALIP~RT T I N E

TOTClt

T H E U U I U E R S L I Y O f T E X A S f i n t I H 6 1 0 N R E C O ~ M E H D A T I D W S F O R SPILCIRY BUDGET FOR S U N R E R S E S S I O H 1 9 6 8 3878

B O A R D OF RE6EHT5 R E E T I N G JUHE 0 9 - 0 9 , 1988

12720

8527

I T E B - PAYROLL ~ L ~ L E - no* NAME

12-720 A R C H L ENYJROHHEhfflL DE516N

PROFESSOR

0 0 2 M A P ~ N L H E H ~ ~ T

003 JDHH J M t P E R R O f f T

004 R I C H A R P B F E R R I L R T

A S S O C f A T E PROFESSOR

OOP JOE o S P E ~ R S T

010 R TODD H A H I L T O M T

011 CHESTER 1 DUNChH JR f

0 1 2 RfCWfiRQ D HCBRLDE T

013 B I L L Y sOSUELL T

014 C LEE Y R I G H T dA T

0 1 5 AHOZEJ PLMYO t

1116 J O ~ M P n n ~ u s t C Z A K r 017 C R A f 6 5 K U H l E R f

018 6EQR6E CINTOCL T

019 R I C H R E 1 R Y l R D L f Y f

ASSISTLH? PROf ESSDR

022 STEPHEM E LAYSON

f tssr trRn 6-117-1 5

9 AOS. P E R C E N T OF R A T E T I R E ShL4RY

SECOHD TERH 7-1618-31

PERCENT of T O ~ A L I L M ~ S ~ L I R V s a t n a y

AR- 6 6

T H C U N I V E R S I T Y OF T E X A S A T A R L X H G T D M 3879 RECUf iHEHDATXONS F O R S A L A R Y BU06ET FOR SURRER S E S S I O N 1 3 8 8

B O A R D OF R E G E N T S R E E T I M G JUNE 09-09r 1988

I T ER - PAYROLL T I T L E - NO. NAH E

12-720 ARCH & E M Y I R O N H E N T A L D E S f G N

A S S I S T A N T PROFESSOR

023 R O B E R T DEdEaM

F I R S T TERR S E C O N D TERM it-1/7-15 7-1 6/ 8-3 1

9 NOS. PERCEhT OF P E R C E M T OF T O T AL R A T E T I N T SI ILARY T I N E S A L A R Y SALARY

THE U M I Y E R S K T Y a f r ~ x s s ar Q R i r u s r o w A E C O R H E N D A T I D M S F O R S A L A R Y 8 U 0 6 E T FOR SURNER S E S S I O N 1988

e o m o OF R E C E M T S MEETING J U N E 09-09 , 1 9 8 8 3880

I T E n - PAYROLL T I T L E - wa. - MQRE

003 UANCY I U R M 5

00s €tors R

1 5 S O C 1 8 T E P R O F E S S O R

005 Y ~ M D R J rnofiPsoW

007 S U S I N GROVE

009 LTHDI R MARKS

010 PATRZCXf i O K f R f

0 1 1 B A R B A R A B R I L L H A R T

0 L O R R I E HE65fAD

013 JOHN C REED

a 1 4 C L A I R E ST C L I I R

A S S L S T ~ M ~ P R o r C s s o u

015 MhUREEM R COUATWEY

F L A S T T E R N 6- 117- 15

9 RoS. PERCENT O f n n r ~ TIHE S A L A R Y

S E C Q Y O TERM ?-16/8-31

P E s C E N t Df TOTAL r1mE S A L A R Y SALARf

Slt900

3 P ~ O O O

J6p0DQ

3 2 1 5 0 0

32 0 COO

3 2 p i Q O

3 2 ~ 0 0 0

2 8 t 8OQ

050

I00

100

100

LOO

100

100

065

T H E U W I U E R S I T V O f T E K a S 4T A R L I H G T O l 3881 R E C O R R E P ~ D & T I O H S F O R S A L A R Y BUDGET F O R 5UMflER S E ~ ~ I ~ N 1 9 8 4

BOARD Of R E S E N T S N E E T I R G JUNE 09-09r 1988

ITEM - Plr,YROLL T I T L E - N O * N I H E

A S S f 57AHT P R O F E S S O R

023 JUDITH HALL

L E C T U R E R

031 DELORES Y CLARK

0 3 2 SHAHNOM 6 SZMGER

U M l t L O C A T C D T E I L U I R C SALARIES

2 8 G R A D f E A C H I M 6 ASSXSThMT

ZD FACULTY SALfPRRT TIRE

FIRST TERR SECOYD TFRm 6-1/7-tS 7-16J8-3 1

9 N U S - P E R C E N T OF PERCEHT O F f OTnL RATE f In€ S A L A R Y T I H E S I L A R Y S A L A R Y

T H E U N I V E R S I T Y Of T E X A S flf I R L L M C T O H R E L D A R E N O L I T I O N S FOR S A L A R Y BUDGET F O R SUKMER SESSISW 1988

B O A A D O F R E 6 E M T S R E E T Z h 6 JUHE 09-09, 1 9 8 8 3882

12920 P ~ C C no, sr

I T E A - PAYROLL T I T L E - N O . MAWE

f f R S T rERn SECOND TERR 6-1/7-15 7-1 6/8-31

9 RQS* PERCENT O F PERCENT O F TOTAL R A T E TIHE S A L A R Y T I H E ~ A L A R V S A L A R Y

22-920 C E M T E R F O R PROF TEACHER EQUC

PROFESSOR

001 MARY L CROY I 34,700 1 0 0 S t 7 8 3 100 St783 1 1 ~ 5 6 6

A S S D C I A f E PROFESSOR

003 3 U O L T t l C R E I H H A R T f T 31r900 100 5 t316 100 St316 1 0 ~ 6 5 Z

004 R JON L€fFIR6Y€LL T t 7 t 5 0 0 100 4 ~ 5 8 3 0 41583 99166

ASSLST IMT PRQFESSPR

6 0 6 GEORGE .U C H f L t D A l 25p500 100 C # Z S O 100 4 9 2 5 0 8 p 500

007 D A Y I D E VOCKE 24,000 100 4,000 100 4,000 8.000

098 # A R I L Y M F NLIREK 2 3 ~ 3 0 0 100 3 ~ 8 8 3 3,883

009 C A R O L E L C R R I W 221000 100 31666 100 3 9 6 6 6 ill J3Z

SUB-TOTAL 38,481 349598 7 3 1 0 3 3

UAQLLPChTED TERCHf 46 S A L R R I E S

2D FACULTY SAL /PRRT r I H E

TOTAL

AR- 70

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

Off i ce of the Pre~ldent

Apri l 27, 1988

Dr. James P. Duncan Executive Vlce Chancellor

for Academlc Affairs The University of Texas System 0. Henry Hall 301 601 Colorado S t r e e t Austln, Texas 78701

Dear Dr. Duncan:

The docket f o r the June 9 , 1988, meeting of the Board of Regents 1s submitted f o r your recommendation and presentation to t h e Board.

Sincerely,

President

UHC: j e Enclosures


U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

June 9 . 1988

TABLE OF CaNTENTS

G i f t s f r o m Private Donors and Foundations to Ths University ................................................. A-

Use of Textbooks Urltten by Faculty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Fees and l l lscel laneous Charges A-

Absence f r o m Usual and Regular Dutles including Travel and Reassignment of Dutiea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-

Business Cont rac t s f o r Services .................................. A-

Contracts and Grants for Research. Development. and Educational Services

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Non-Governmental [Funds Coming In) ,..,A. Non-Governmental (Funds Going Out) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-

State (Funds Coming In) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A- State (Funds Going Out) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A-

Fsderal [Funds Coming In] .................................. A - Federal (Funds Golng Out) ................................. . A -

Trademark License Agreements ............+........................... A -

Admendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget (including facu l ty and staff appointments and changes In status and transfers of funds within existing budget totals) ................................. A -

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Other Flscal Items A -

THE UNTVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN

U. T. BOARD OF ~ ~ S ' MEITPIX

June 9, 1988

G P T S FROM PRIVATE WMRS AND FCUNDATIONS

?e following gif ts have been receiw and are recamad& for acceptance J the U, T, Board of Regents:

Donor Purpose Amount

. all-Hanger Foundation D e p ~ t o f A s t r o n m y $ 37,500.00 Gladys H. &ll in the College of Natural President Sciences Post O f f i c e Box 430 Midland, Texas 79702

. Bristol-Myers Ccffnpany College of Pharmacy Patricia @inn Owen, B.S. Project Team leader Pharmaceutical %search and

k v e l o p n t Division Post Office Box 5100 Wallingford, Connecticut

06492-7660

. The Brcrwn Foundation, Inc. Bpr . tmen t of C l a s s i c s in 33,000.00 M m d a Bmwn OrConnor the College of L i b e r a l Arks President for the Cmton Project Post O f f i c e Box 13646 Houston, Wxas 77219

, A m n G. Carter Foundation The Lhiversity for the BobJ. Crow Pfurzheirrrer Collection E~ecut ive Director Post Office E m 1036 Fort Worth, %xas 76101

. C. W. W. Cook 1116 Challenger Lakeway Austin, Texas 78734

, * R o b e r t H . E&mm Chairman of the Board

and Chief Executive Officer

(33 Inves-nt Corp. 2711 LBJ Freeway, Suite 900 Dallas, Texas 75234

College of mgineering for the C. W. Cook Professorship in h v i r o m t a l Engineering

Collegeof L i b e r a l A r t s 1,000,003.14** for the D&nan Merit Scholars P q a m

*No letter of transmittal f m the donor.

*Woncash g i f t - unsold st&. The munt stat& is the value of t h e s tork on the date of receipt by The University of Texas at Austin.

E UNUNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN ifts from Private h o r s and Foundations , T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

Donor Purpose - Amount

m e University L y n d o n B , Johnson Schml $ 29,625.36 Post O f f i c e Box 40005 of Public Affairs Duke Station Durham N o r t h Carolina

27706

*Won Wcation Foundation The University, matching 78,225.00 Post O f f i c e Box 500 anployee contributions Florham Park, New Jersey

07332

. *Tomny E, Ingram Life insurance policy to 114 Cold Water lane Intermllgiate Athletics Austin, Texas 78734 for M e n

3 . *Dr. W r g e Komtsky 1c2 Ins t i tu te Post Office Box 2253 Austin, Texas 78768

I. Marrs and Vema M&an University of Texas Press 32,000.00 Foundation for the Corrie Herring

Fred C, Davis, Jr, Hooks Publications Fund Senior V i c e President Frost National Bank Post O f f i c e Box 1600 San Antonio, 'Terns 78296

! Motorola Foundation H e r t a Betty Nikolai Administrator 1303 East Algonqub Road Schamburg, Illinois 60196

I. Shel l Oil Ccmpany Fowldat ion

Doris J. ~'~onndr Senior Vice President Tho Shell Plaza Post Office Box 2099 H o u s t o n , Texas 77252

I. Sun Exploration and Pmduction cosnpany

Judy Evans l 3 ~ @ l q m m t and College Relations

Post O f f i c e Eox 2880 Dallas, Texas 75221-2880

IBprtment of Chemical 146,800.00 Engineering in the C o l l e g e of Enginering for the Shell Mernization Fund for Research Facilities

Depxhents of Chemical, Mechanical and Petroleum mqineering in the C o l l q e of mgineering

*No letter of t ransnit tal fm the donor.

*%ncash gift - unsold stock. The munt stated is the value of the stock on the date of receipt by The University of Texas at Austin.

E UNIVERSITY OF TFXPS AT AUSTIN 3 s fran Private Donors and Foundations . T. Board of Regentsf I h t i n g June 9 , 1988

Donor Purpose Amount

5 . O t t o K. Wetzel, Jr. Department of Chemical $ 35,000.00 Wetzel mterprims Inc. mgineering in the 1801 N o r t h Lnmar College of Engineering Sui te 110 for the Melvin H. G e r t z Dallas,Texas 75202-1712 RegentsChairinChwcical

Rgineering

The follawing nomneta ry g i f t s have also k e n received:

i. *=o Production Carpany Cwnputer-based gas-plant 75,000.00*** Post O f f i c e Box 3092 stmlator to the Petroleum Houston, Texas 77253 Extension Service

7. B i a a n t u m Technologies -1 7600 Microsurgical 50,000 .OO*** Jams R. Morris C02 kser System to the Executive Vice President D-t of Electrical 8275 El Rio, Suite 180 and Corrrputer Engineering Houston, Texas 77054 in the College of

w i n e r i n g

3 , XHugo Dreyfuss Paintings, -cuts, 163 Fast 74th Street sketchbaoks , and W k s N e w Y o r k , N e w Y o r k 10021 t o t h e H a r r y R a n s a n

Wmmities Research Center

), *Hewlett-Padkard Corrpny Coherent 200 0 Laser CT R&D, Building 25L Annealer System to the 3500 %r C r e k W d Microelectronics Research Palo A l t o , California Center

94304

I. "Hcwlett-Packard m a n y 4145B conductor Post O f f i c e Box 10301 Parmter Analyzer and Palo A l t o , California P l o t t e r to the -nt

94303-0890 of Electrical and C m p u t e r Engineering in the College of Engineering

. * b i s Nizer Material relating to the 180,000.00*** Phillips, N i z e r , Benjamin, suit of Faulk v. Aware,

I C r h & Ballmn Inc. to the General 40 West 5th Street Libraries New York, New York 10019

'. *Sun Microsystems E q u i p m t to t k D-t 65,950.00*** 9300 Jollyville lbad of Aerospace Engineering Austin, Texas 78731 and mgineering Mechanics

i n the C o l l q e of Engineering

*No letter of transnittal fm the donor.

***Noneash g i f t - other. The m t stated is the e s t h t e d value on the date of receipt by The University of Texas at Austin.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U.T. Board of Regents' Meetlng June 9 , 1988

USE OF TEXTBaOKS URITTEN BY FACULTY: In accardance with Chapter I I I , Section 24, Part One, of the Regents' Rules and Reaulatlons f o r the government of The University of Texas. I recommend approval of t h e use of t h e following faculty-authored books as textbooks f o r the 1987-88 f i s c a l year

*These books have not been previously used at The University.

Royalty Cost t o per Volume

Title Author Student per Author

*Legal Environment of B i l l Shav and A r t Uolf Q $40.00 Business

The Valley Bolando Hinojosa-Smith 7.00

Ulth H i s P l s t o l In Amerlco Paredes Hls Hand

quantum Hechanics: Arno Bohm Foundations and Appl i c at 1 cns (2nd E d i t 1 on)

Terrlgeneoue Clas t l c W.E. Gallowav and 52.00 Deposltlonal Systems D . K . Hobday

*Plant Anatomy James D. Hauseth 50.30

THE U N I V E K S I ' T Y OF TEXAS A T A U S T I N U.T. Roard of RegentsT Meeting June 9, 1 9 8 8

PEES AND MISCELLANZOUS CHARGES

a= ecial Course Fees: T recommend approval of the following Labora tory Course F e e n .

COLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION

l2eE2aLLw-m

J 325 Photography T $ 5 . 0 0 $ 0 . 0 0 F a l l 1 9 8 8

J 3 2 5 ~ Photography IT $7.00 $ 0 . 9 0 F a l l 1988

J 3 7 OK Advariced L 'h~ to journa 1 i s m $ 7 . 0 0 5 0 . 9 0 Fall 1 9 8 8

RTF 314 Development of Motion P i c t ~ ~ r e $ 8 . 0 0 $O.@o Fall 1 9 U 0

KTF 3 4 5 S t u d i e s in F i l m ist tory $ 3 0 . 0 0 $ O . O f l F a l l 1986

RTF 370 Film Analysis and Criticism $30.00 $ 0 . 0 0 Fa1.l 1 9 8 8

COLLEGE O F E N G I P X E R I N G

D e n a r m n t of C h e m i c a l E n g i n e ~ r i m

CHE 3 3 2 1nt . roduct ion to Biomedical $2.00 $ 4 . 0 0 all 198e ~ n g i r ~ e e r i n g : Artificial Kidney Applications

CHE 179, 279, 379 topic^ in Chemical $ 2 . O D $ 0 . 0 0 Fall 19UH Engineering

CHE 474 Topics i n Chemical E r ~ y i n e e r i r ~ g $ 4 . 0 0 $ 0 . 0 0 F a l l 1988

CE 314K Properties a11d ~ohavior of $ 2 . 0 0 $4.00 F a l l 1 9 d 8 ~ n y i r l e e r i n g Materials

CE 351 C0nstru:tion Materials $2.0 0 5 4 . 0 Q Fall 1 9 8 8

CE 3 5 6 Elements of Hydraulic ~nyicooring

CE 389K ~xperimental Problems in $ 2 . O O $ U . O O Fall 1 9 8 8 S t r u c t u r a l Mechanics

CE 390L Environmental ~nalysis $ 2 . 0 0 $5.00 F a l l l5e8

ent of Elec t r l c ' - 7 7 q L-. a n - 1 n

EE 201 Introduction to Computer $ 0 . 0 0 $5.00 Fall 1188 Engineering

EE 1 6 0 - 6 6 0 S p e c i a l P r o b l e ~ r t v in S T . 0 0 510.00 Fall 1958 E l e c t r i c a l and Computer Engineering

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FEES AND MISCELLANEOUS CHARGES

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES

ZOO 180L, 280L, 380L Research $2.00

2 0 0 3 8 0 L Research $ 3 . 0 0

200 384L. 1 Graduate Systematic and $4.00 Environmental Zoology, Topic 10

ZOO 385L Laboratory in Neurophysiology $4.00 Topics 3,4,6

ZOO 390K.4 Graduate Studies in $4.00 Development and Reproduct i on : C y c l i c Aspects of Reproduction

CS 318 Survey of Numerical Techniques $ 5 . 0 0

CS 368K Numerical Math for Application $5.00

GEO 307 F r o n t i e r s of Oceanography $2.00

F a l l 1988

Fall 1988

Fall 1988

Fall 1 9 8 8

Fall 1988

F a l l 1980

Fall 1988

Fall 1988

SCHOOL OF NURSING

NUR 94ZM C l i n i c a l Nursing Practicum II $6.00 $24.00 Fall 1 9 8 6

NUR 952M Clinical Nursing Practicum 111 $6.00 $10.00 Fall 1988

NUR 962M Clinical Nursing Practicum IV $6.00 $2.00 Fall 1988

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

PHR 141K P h a r m a c e u t i c s I T Labora tory $ 8 . 0 0 $ 0 . 0 9 E ' a l l 1988

PHH 145K Pharmaceutics I11 Laboratory $8.00 $0.00 Fa1 I 1 9 B H

PHR 170L N u c l e a r Pharmacy L a b o r a t v r y $10.00 $ 0 . 0 0 F a l l 1996

PHR 173L Pharmacology Laboratory $0 .00 $ 2 . 0 0 Fa1 1 1 9 8 8

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e F e a : I recornend approval of t h e f~llowing Incidental and Field T r i p Course Fees.

COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

GRG 301C Physical Geography: An $15.00 $10.00 Fall1988 Introduction to Manta Physical ~ n v i r o n r n e n t

COLLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES - BOT 419 ~ a t i v e Plants , $26.00 $30.00 F a l l 1988

P-nart-nt of G ~ f i L o g i c a l S n i PW

GEO 382C Groundwater Field Methods $ 0 . 0 0 $ 6 0 . 0 0 FaLl 1988

COLLEGE OF PHARMACY

PHR 141K Pharmaceutics I1 Laboratory $2.00 $0.00 Fall 1 9 8 8

PHR 145K Phamceutics I f f Laboratory $2 .00 $0.00 F a l l 1988

PHR 170L Nuclear Pharmacy Laboratory $2.00 $0.00 Fall 1 9 8 8

PHR 173L Pharmacology Laboratory $2.00 $0 .00 Fall 1 9 8 8

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U.T. Board of Regents' Heetlng June 9, 1988

TRAVEL FOR FACULTY AND STAFF: The following absences spanning periods greater than twenty-nlne days are reported in accordance v l t h Par t Two, Chapter 111, S e c t i o n 10.33, of the of the Board of Regents f o r the government of The University of Texas.

1. Harrls S. Cander, Graduate Research A s s l a t a t , Department of Geo log i ca l Sclenc es 3122188-4/22/88 Tuscaloosa. Alabama; Tallahassee and Galnesvllle, Florida To conduct research and collect core samples for further analysis $1,060: Gulf Oil Foundation Centennial Professorship/Geology Foundatlon

2. Joe R. F e a g ~ n , Professor of Sociology 4/2%/88-6/2/88 London, Mancheater and Llverpool, England To conduct research on Brltlsh cltles $4,600: Hogg Research Funds in the Liberal A r t s

3. Peter norria Green, Professor of Classics 5/18/88-8/10/88 London, England; Athens, Lesbos, Samos, and Pel~ponnesos. Greece To conduct topbgraphlcal and archival research $6,315: $2.000, James R. Dougherty Centennlal Professorship in Classics: $ 4 , 3 1 5 , Personal Funds

4 . Peter C. Jelavich, A s ~ o c l e t e Profe s sor of History 3/28/88-7/31/88 Uest Berlin, Frankfurt and Koln. Germany To conduct research necessary f o r the completion of a book on c a b a r e t s in Berlin $ 2 , 7 0 0 : $1,700, UR1 Project R-778; $1,000, Centennlal Teachlng Fellouahlp

5 . Willism Roger L o u i s , P r o f e s s o r of H i s t o r y 4/21/88-6/18/88 Oxford , England To present a paper and conduct research $740, Kerr Profeaaorshlp

6. Ian R . Manners, Aseoclate P r o f e s s o r of Geography 5/16/88-6/15/88 Istanbul and Ankara, Turkey; T e l Avlv, Jerusalem To conduct research on environment and development in t h e Hlddle East $2,186: $1,500, David Bruton, 3r. Regents Chair in Llbera l A r t s ; $666, CMES - 0 OE

7. Janet A . Meisel , A s s o c l a t e Professor of Hrstory 3/24/88-6/30/88 England; Ireland; Spaln; I t a l y To conduct research In varlous archives and record offices $700: Bonham Memorlal Fund

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U . T . Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

8 . Gerard De Vaucouleurs. Professor of Astronomy 3/30/88-4/29/88 Paris, Nice and Lynn, Fraace To give lectures on research and vlslt a r t l f i c l a l intelligence laboratory $5,900: NSF Grant/AST 8513821

9. Robert L. F o l k , Professor of Geological Sclences 5/22 /88-7 /5 /88 I t a l y ; Switzerland To conduct research on carbonate rocks and radiolarlan chmrta to ald e c l e n t l i l c research $3.500: D.P. Carlton Professorship In Geology/Geology Foundation

10. C h r i s t i a n Lengauer, Assistant Professor of Computer S c i e n c e s Q/1/87-2/29/88 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvmia To conduct research wlth colleagues at Carnegle-Hellon Unlverslty $2,600: NSF/Locgheed

11. Yuval Ne'eman, Professor o f Physics 3/28/88-5/1/88 From New York to Austln To teach a c l a s s of PHY 396s while in Austln $500, CPT/Travel

12. Paula Noble, Graduate Student, Department of G e o l o g i c a l Sclences 5/22/88-7/27/88 I t a l y ; Switzerland To conduct research on carbonate rocks a d radiolarlan cherts to ald in research for Ph. D. disser ta t ion $ 3 . 5 0 0 , D.P. Carlton Prafeesorshlp in Geology/Geology Foundation

13. Uilliam Saphir, Teaching Assistant, Department of Physlcs 12/10/87-1/17/83 Fermilab-Batavia, Illinois; Philadelphia, Pennsylvania To collaborate wlth colleague on E683 at Fermilab $333, DEAS0581ER40030

14. Leslle Ann Uhlte , Research Assis tant , Department of G e o l o g i c a l Sciences 3/5/88-8/26/88 Helbourne , Australia To collaborate with colleagues on the newly-developed technique of fission track ana lys i s $1,620. PRF 17688-Ac2

15. Jeannie L. Darby, Graduate Research Ass is tan t . Department of Civil Engineering 2/27/88-3/27/88 Paris, France; London, England To tour research f a c i l i t i e s and exchange research Ideas with colleagues No Expense to The Universlty

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U.T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

16. Eric S . McCrsady, D l r e c t o r , A r t Teaching Gallery 5/26/88-6/24/88 Athens ; Venice ; Istanbul ; Yugoslavia To collaborate v i t h colleague to p l a n an international travelling exhibition f o r 1991-1992 and t o v lew museums for f u t u r e loans t o t h e Huntington A r t Gallery $6,029, Axcher H. Huntington Museum Fund

17. Jeffrey C. Smlth, Associate Professor of A r t 6/10/88-7/8/88 Uest Germany: Austrla; The Netherlands To complete research on German Renaissance sculpture $4,000: $3,100, Nan Unlverslty Funds; $900, URI Project EL-756

18. Ann Hartness, Librarian, Benson Lat ln Amerlcan Collection 4/15/88-5/21/88 Rlo de Janelro and Sao Paulo, Brazil To purchase books and materials for the Benson Latin American Collection $ 2 , 0 7 0 , Foreign Travel; Institute of Latin Amerlcan Stud lee

19. Ian U, D. Dalzle l , Professor o f Geological Sciences 7/1/87-9/14/87 Cambrldge, England: Edinburgh. Scotland To present a paper and t o collaborate w i t h colleagues $5,840: $4,350, Tectonic Development; $840, Industrial Associates; $650, Attendance at Professlanal Meetings

20. Patrlcla E. Ganey, Research Scientist Associate 11, Institute f o r Geophysics 8/27/87-12/11/87 Palau Islands ; Guam: Majuro Islands To part ic ipate in scientlfic research cruise aboard R/V FREII H. HODRE $1,645, Sunda Forearc

21. Jan D. Garmany, Research S c i e n t i s t . I n s t i t u t e f o r Geophysics 12/06/87-1/06/88 San Franc1 sco, California To present papers a t the American Geophysical Union Heeting No Expense t o The University

22. Kenneth L. Krueger. Research Engineer A s s o c i a t e 11, Applied Research Laboratories 1/25/88 -3/1/88 Washington, D.C.; Portsmouth. Rhode Island: Panama C i t y , Florida: Norfolk , Virginia To attend meeting on the AN/SQQ-32 and serve as Technical Representative to PHs407 $1,646, Travel

23. Peter Lyater, Postdoctoral Research Fellow, Institute f o r Fusion Studies 2/15/88-4/30/88 Oak Rldge. Tennessee To co l laborate with colleague a t Oak Rldge National L a b o r a t o r y on comput at lonal physics problems $3,100, ~ns t ' l tu te f o r Fusion Stud1 es


U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETING

June 9. 1988


The following contracts have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1. Agency: Funds : Period: Title/Descrlptlon:

2. Agency :

Funds : Period: Tltle/Description:

3. Agency : New Funds: Period: Tit1 t/Deecription:

4 . Agency: Funds : Period: Tit1 o/Descriptlan:

5. Agency: Funds : Perf od: Title/Descrlptlon:

Southern Union Gas Co. , Amendment Payment in kind E f f e c t i v e 3/1/88 To replace Sec t ion 1.1 In A r t i c l e 1 and add Paragraph 4 .3 t o exlsting Article I V

The Academy f o r Educational Development $900 3/15/88-3/15/89 To furnish the services of its computer systems

Baylor Unlverslty $5,000 2/1/88-5/31/88 To furnlsh the s e r v i c e s of its computer systems

Broadcast nuslc. Inc. As per description 3/25/88-6/30/92 To p u b l i c l y perform musical compositions

Presbyterian H o s p i t a l of Dallas $3,750 4/1/88-8/31/88 To collaborate with the hospi ta l In developing innovative approaches t o pharmacy services

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Business Contracts for S e r v i c e s

MINOR CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS - RRR Part Two, Chapter VIII, Section 2 (300,000 or Less Per Project)

I . Contractor: Physical Plant Department Amount : $20,000 Source of Funds: Current Restricted Funds ( G l f ts) Date: March 2 , lQS8 Project T i t l e : Building For Small Telescopes a t HcDonald

Observatory Vlsltor's Information Center Dencrlptlon: The bulldlng will house two small

t e l e s c o p e s f o r public use, have an operable sliding roof and be l o c a t e d behind the ex i s t ing Visitor's Center. It wlll be 18 ft. x I 8 ft. on a concrete s l a b with s t e e l beam and columns, metal panel walls on steel C-girts , metal roof with e lectr ic m o t o r f o r sliding opera t ion , t w o sets of double doors and an adjacent s t e e l track to recelve the roof when it is opened


U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING J U N E 9 , 1988


AND €DUCAT IONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS COMING IN)

The following items have been awarded and a re recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1. Agency: American Newspaper Pub1 i shers Assoc ia t i on Foundation No.: Grant l e t t e r dated 2/12/88 New funds: $5,000. Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Clearinghouse f o r Computer-Based Educat ion i n

Journal i sm and Mass Cornmuni cat i on

2. Agency: American Society of Heating, R e f r i g e r a t i n g and A i r-Condi t i oni ng Eng i neers , I nc.

No.: Agreement 563-RP New funds : $52,891. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : l n d i r e c t Evapo ra t i ve Cooler Performance

V e r i f i c a t i o n

3. Agency: Argonne Nat iona l Laboratory No.: Contract 80622401 New funds : $185,000. Period: 3/7/88 - 9/30/88 T i t l e/Description: Comprehensive Assessment of Gas Resource Potential

4. Agency: BP Nor th America, Inc. No.: Agreement dated 2/1/83 - Supplement ( L e t t e r

dated 1/20/88) New funds: $29,750 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 2/1/83 - 1/31/89 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : Nonequi 1 i bri urn Phase T r a n s i t i o n s i n O p t i c a l Systems

5. Agency: Capi ta l Metropol i t a n T ranspor ta t i on Au tho r i t y No.: I nterl ocal Agreement New funds: $10,000. Period: 1/14/88 - 8/13/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : T r a n s i t F a c i l i t y Plann ing and Design Guidel ines

6. Agency: Cap i ta l Metropol i t a n Transportation Author i ty No.: 1 nterl ocal Agreement New funds : $15,000. Per iod: 4/4/88 - 7/31/88 T i tIe/Oescri p t i on: Long Range R a i 1 road Management A1 terna t i ves

7. Agency: Eastman Kodak Company No.: Grant l e t te r dated 1/8/88 New funds: $20,000. Per iod : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: Research i n Model 1 i ng and Control of Crystal 1 izers

;he U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t Aus t in :ontracts and Grants - Non-Governmen t a l ( F u n d s C o r ~ ~ i r ~ g I n) 1 . T . Regents' Meet ing June 9 , 1988

Agency: Edi son E l e c t r i c I n s t i t u t e No. : Purchase Order 88953 - Extension Purchase

Order 91 81 2 New funds: $34,111 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod: 9/1/87 - 6/30/88 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : A1 te rna t i v e I n t e r p r c t a t i ons o f the Hesse Proposal

Agency: Eggjeston Holmes h Associates, I n c , No.: Grant l e t t e r dated 3/9/88 New funds: $19,310. Pe r i od : 3/1/88 - 8/31/08 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Cul tu r a l Resources Survey of t h e Extended West

Cole Uraniurr~ Prospect, Webb County

Agency: E l e c t r i c Power Research I n s t i t u t e , I n c . ( E P R Z ) No,: Agreement RP2951-7 New funds: $34,747. Per iod: 2/8/88 - 7/31/88 T i tl e/Descri p t i o n : Survey o f A c t i v e Power t i pe Condi t i o n i ng Method01 og i es

Agency: E l e c t r i c Power Research I n s t i t u t e , Inc . ( E P R I ) No.: Agreement RP2893-1 - Amendment No. 2 New funds: $505,938 a d d i t i o n a l Pe r i od : 7/1/86 - 12/31/88 T i t 1 e /Desc r ip t i on: Die1 e c t r i c D r y i ng o f I n d u s t r i a1 M a t e r i a1 s

Agency: G a r r e t t Turbine Engine Co, No.: Purchase Order PO002538 (Supersedes ~0000917 ) New funds: $19,999. Per iod: 1/1/87 - 8/31/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t i on: Conti nued S t u d i e s o f Convecti vel y-Cool ed and

Film-Cooled Turbine Blades - 1988

Agency: General Electr ic Company No, : Grant 1 e t t e r dated 2/1/88 New funds: $17,650. Period: 5/1/88 - 8/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : M i c rob i a1 Dehal ogenation o f Ch lor ina ted Aromatic

Compounds by Deni t r i fy i ng Bac te r i a

Agency: General Motors Corporation Research Labora tor ies No. : Agreement 15-12 New funds: $30,000. Per iod : 1/1/88 - 05/31/88 T i t l e/Description: Ul t r a s o n i c Transducer Design

Agency: The W i 11 iam and Flora Hew1 e t t Foundation No.: G r a n t l e t t e r dated 1/19/88 New funds: $300,000. Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/90 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Program f o r U. S . -Mex ican P o l i c y S tud ies

he U r ~ i versi t y o f Texas a t Aus t i n ontracts and Grants - Non-Governmental (funds Coming In) .T. Reyents ' Meet ing June 9, 1988

6, Agency: Houston Area Research Center (HARC) No. : Agreement 88-T25-2 & Amendment A001 New funds: $17,226. Period: 1/1/88 - 5/31/88 T i tle/Description: U n i v e r s i t y Labor Agreement

7 . Agency: Hughes A i r c r a f t Company No. : Purchase Order 10-150865-X28 New funds : $7,011. Per iod : 2/1/88 - 4/30/88 Ti tl e/Descr ip t i o n : Large Signa l Model i pg o f MESFET

3. Agency: Hughes A i r c r a f t Company No.: Purchase Order 59-463603-SKG- Rev. C New funds : $64,142 a d d i t i o n a l Pe r iod : 10/14/85 - 10/24/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : F r a c t u r e Mechanisms i n High Temperature

Adhesive Systems

3. Agency: I n s t i t u t e f o r Defense Analyses No.: Subcontract I D A 10-00005 New funds : $43,116. Per iod: 3/3/88 - 4/1/90 T i tle/Descri p t i on : Heuri s t 1 c Tuning o f Mu1 t i processors Performance

1. Agency: Irrisco, Inc . No. : S o f t w a r e Di str i b u t i o n Agreement New funds: N o n e Period : E f f e c t i v e 1/5/88 Title/Description: Sof tware D i s t r i b u t i o n Agreement

. . Agency: J o i n t Industry/Various Donors No.: Research Contract Extens ion - Amendment Number 4

as 1 isted' individually below New funds : $250,000 - cumulative total of 10 donors Period: 7/1/87 - 6/30/88 T i tle/Oescri p t i o n : Sol i d Ea r th Exp lo ra t ion Research P ro j ec t (SEER)-5th Year

Amoco P roduc t i on Company $ 25,000, Aramco Servi ces Company ( "ASC" ) 25,000. ARC0 Oil & Gas Company 25,000. Exxon Product ion Research Company 25,000. The Lou is iana Land & E x p l o r a t i o n Company 25,000. Mobi 1 Research & Development Corpo ra t i on 25,000. Standard O i 1 Product ion Company 25,000. Sun Exp lo ra t ion & Product ion Company 25,000. Tenneco Oil Company E & P 25,000. Unocal Corpora t ion 25,000.

I. Agency: Jo i n t I ndustry/Various Donors Amoco Product ion Company

No.: Research Con t rac t Extension - Amendment Number 5 New funds: $25,000. Per iod : 7/1/88 - 6/30/89 T i tl e/Descr i p t i o n : Sol i d Earth E x p l o r a t i o n Research P r o j e c t (SEER) -

6 t h Year

he University o f Texas a t Aus t in ~ n t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governmental ( Funds Comi ng In) .T. Regents ' Meeting June 9, 1988

Agency: Joi nt I ndustry/Various Donors Sun Exploration and Product ion Company

No. : Research Contract Extension - Amendment Number 5 New funds: $25,000. Period: 7/1/88 - 6/30/89 T i t? e/Descr i p t i o n : So1 i d Earth E x p l o r a t i o n Research P r o j e c t (SEER) -

6 t h Year

Agency: J o i n t Industry/Various Donors Unocal Corporation

No.: Research Con t rac t Ex tens ion - Amendment Number 5 New funds: $25,000. Period: 7/1/88 - 6/30/89 Title/Description: S o l i d Ear th Exploration Research Pro jec t (SEER) -

6th Year

Agency: Joint Industry/Various Donors Japan Nat iona l O i 1 Corporation

No. : Research P a r t i c i p a t i o n Agreement New funds : $19,230. Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : We1 l bore Stab i 1 i t y in Deviated Borehol es

Agency: J o i n t Industry/Various Donors Sun E x p l o r a t i o n & Production Company

No.: Research Participation Agreement New funds: $19,230. Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : We1 1 bore Stab i 1 i t y i n Deviated Borehol es

Agency: Joi n t Indus try/Various Donors S he1 1 Oevel opment Company

No. : Research P a r t i c i p a t i o n Agreement New funds: $10,000. Period: 1/1/88 - 6 /30 /89 T i t l e / D e s c r f p t i o n : Cementing Research - 1 s t Year

Agency: J o i nt I ndustry/Various Donors Tenneco Oil Company

No. : Check Ho. 164570 New funds: $5,000. Per iod : 9/1/87 - 8/31/88 Title/Description: Logging and Petrophysics Research/l987

Contr i but1 on

Agency: Joi n t I ndustry:Rhone-Poul enc 1 ndustri a1 i sation No.: C o n f i d e n t i a l D i s c l o s u r e Agreement New funds: None Per iod: 9/11/87 - for 10 years T i t l e/Description: UT-Aust i n and Rhone-Poul enc w i 11 meet and exchange

in format ion on exper imenta t ion possi b i 1 i t i e s r e l a t i ng to the Separations Research Program at t h e Center for Energy S t u d i e s

he U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t Austin o n t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governmental (Funds Corni ng I n) .T . Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

0. Agency: J o i n t I ndus try/Vari ous Donors No.: L i s t e d individually below New funds: $100,000 - cumula t i ve total o f 4 donors Per iod: Listed individually below T i t l e/Descri p t i on : Dri 11 i ng and Rock Mechanics Research Program

1 . Intevep, Venezuela, S.A. Le t te r of Agreement 2/1/86 - 8/31/88

2 . Ph i I 1 i p s Petroleum Company Research Participation Agreement 2/1/86 - 8/31/88

3. Texaco USA Check #CM0099 63 2/1/87 - 8/31/88

4. Conoco, Inc. Grant l e t t e r dated 2/4/88 2/1/88 - 2/1/89

I. Agency: J o i n t Indus t ry /Var ious Donors Amoco Product ion Company

No.: Research P a r t i c i p a t i o n Agreement - Extension dated 3/31/88

New funds : $20,000. Period: 1/16/88 - 1/15/89 T i t l e/Oescription: Stirnul a t i on, Loggi ng, and Formation Damage -

Fourth Period

. Agency: J o i n t IndustrylVarious Donors Cities Service O i 1 & Gas Corporation

No.: Research Par t ic ipa t ion Agreement - Extens ion dated 3/1/88

New funds: $20,000. Per iod : 1/16/88 - 1/15/89 Ti tle/Description: St imu la t i on , Logging, and Formation Damage -

Fourth Per iod

,. Agency: Joi n l I ndustry /Var ious Donors Marathon O i 1 Company

No. : Research P a r t i c i p a t i o n Agreement - Ex tens ion dated 3/31/88

New funds : $20,000. Period: 1/16/88 - 1/15/89 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : St imul a t ian, Loggi ng, and Formation Damage -

Fourth Per iod

.. Agency: J o i n t I n d u s t r y l V a r i o u s Donors Mobi I Research and Oevel opment Corporation

No. : Research P a r t i c i p a t i o n Agreement - Extension dated 4/11/88

New funds : $20,000. Period: 1/16/88 - 1/15/89 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : Stimulation, Loggi ng , and Format ion Damage -

F o u r t h Period

he U r ~ i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n m t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governmental (Funds Co~rling I n ) .T , Regents1 Meet ing June 9, 1988

5. Agency: Joi n t I ndustry/Various Donors No.: Memorandum o f Agreement on Grant-i n-Ai d

Research P ro j ec t New funds : $60,000 - cumulative t o t a l o f 6 donors Per iod : 2/1/87 - 8/31/88 T i t l @/Description: Tests on Mul ti p l e-Anchor Attachments t o Concrete

1 Drillco Devices, Ltd . 2. H i l t i , Inc. 3. I T M Ramset 4. Kel ken Gold I nc. 5 . S i k a Corpo ra t i on 6. Uni f a s t Indus t r ies , I nc.

5. Agency: J o i n t Indus t ry /Var ious Donors I n s t i t u t e f o r Energy Techno1 ogy

No.: Memorandum of Agreement f o r Conti nued Research New funds: $10,000. Period : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descri p t i on : Jo i n t CEOGRR P r o j e c t - Process Chemistry and

P hysi cs / 1988 support

. Agency: J o i nt I ndustry /Var ious Donors Mobil Research & Development Corpora t ion

No.: Memorandum o f Agreement f o r Continued Research New funds : $10,000. Pe r iod : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : Joi fit CEOGRR P r o j e c t - Process Chemistry and

Physi cs / 1988 support

i. Agency: J o i n t I ndus t r y /Va r ious Donors Exxon Product ion Research Company

No.: Grant l e t t e r dated 2/29/88 & Check #X30017136 New funds: $12,000. Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i l l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Oiagenesis o f Sandstones and Shales, Nor thern

G u l f o f Mexico Bas in - 3rd p r o j e c t year

. Agency: Jo i n t IndustrylVarious Donors Shell Development Company

No.: Research P a r t i c i p a t i o n Agreement New funds: $12,000. Period: .1/1/87 - 12/31/87 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Diagenesis o f Sandstones and Shales, Northern

G u l f of Mexico Bas in - 2nd p r o j e c t year

. Agency: J o i n t Oceanographic I n s t i t u t i o n s , I n c . (JOI) No. : Subcontract JSC 5-87 - Modf f i c a t i o n M01 New funds: $10,890 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 11/30/87 - 12/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Operat ion o f the JOI/US Science Support

Program Coord ina t ing O f f i ce

~e U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n 3903 I n t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governwental (Fur~ds Corr~i ny I n ) .T. Regents ' Meeting June 9 , 1988

1. Agency: J o i n t Oceanographic I n s t i t u t i o n s , Inc . ( J O I ) No. : Purchase Order JPO-366 New funds: $1,500. Period: 2/22/88 - 2/21/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t ion: JOIDES Tecton ics Paneq

2. Agency: W . M. Keck Foundation No.: Grant 1 etter dated 12/17/87 New funds: $600,000. Per iod : 1/1/88 - 1/1/90 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: Submi 11 ime te r Navel ength Astronomy

3 . Agency: Key Phamaceuticals No. : Gran t le t ter dated 3/21/88 New funds: $19,451. Pe r iod : 3/1/88 - 2/28/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i on : Transdermal Ni t r o g l yce r i ne De l i very Systems :

Patient Preference Assessment

1. Agency: Lewin and Associates, I n c . No.: Subcontract 5011-01 New funds: $185,000. Period: 1/25/88 - 7/2/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : Est imat ion o f t h e Resource and Economical l y

Recoverable Unswept, Mobile Oil

. Agency: L i 1 ly Research Laboratories No.: Compound Tes ti ng Agreement New funds: None Period: 12/8/87 - 12/7/92 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t f o n : Compound T e s t i n g Agreement

. Agency: L i l l y Research Labora to r i es No. : Compound Tes ti ng Agreement New f u n d s : None P e r i ad : 12/8/87 - 12/7/92 T i t l e j D e s c r i p t i on : Compound Tes ti ng Agreement

. Agency: L i 1 l y Research Labora tor ies No.: Compound Tes ti ng Agreement New funds : None Per iod: 12/8/87 - 12/7/92 T i t l e/Descr lp t ion : Compound Testi ng Agreement

. Agency: L i 1 ly Research Labora tor ies No. : Compound Tes t ing Agreement New funds : None Per iod : 12/8/87 - 12/7/92 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Compound Testing Agreement

he Uni v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n o n t r a z t s and Grants - Non-Governmental (Funds Corr~i ng I n ) .T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

Agency: M a r t i n Mariet ta Corpo ra t i on No. : Subcont rac t MML-87-10 New funds: $38,270. Per i od : 2/1/88 - 1/31/89 Ti tle/Description: Durabi l i t y Predi c t i o n s f o r Adhesively Bonded

Jo in t s i n Humid Cond i t ions

Agency: McDonnel 1 Doug1 as Corporati on No. : Agreement AS-238054 New funds: $17,500. Period : 2/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : Mol ecul ar Sieve Gas Module

Agency: Massachusetts I n s t i t u t e o f Technology No.: Purchase Order GC-R-914413 N e w funds: $196,601. Period: 12/1/87 - 6/30/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Development of a Bluepr i n t for A c t i o n f o r t h e

Educat ion o f Hispanics and Native Americans

Agency: McDonnell Doug1 as Corpora t ion No. : Purchase Order Y8E026 and Change Order No. 001 New funds: $33,229. Period: 3/1/88 - 3/1/90 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Laser Hardeni ng of Sensors i n Support o f the

RECCE Op t i cs Hardeni ng Program

Agency: McLaughlin Gomley King Company No.: Grant dated 10/1/87 - Extension ( L e t t e r dated

3/ 1 6/ 88) New funds: $20,853 additional Period: 4/1/88 - 9/30/88 Title/Description: M i c r o b i a l Transformations i n Pyrethr in Synthesis

Agency: Microe lect ron ics and Computer Technology Corporati on (MCC)

No. : Grant letter dated 12/18/87 New funds: $15,345. Period: 12/18/87 - 12/31/83 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Research R e l a t i n g t o E lec t ron ics and Computer Systems

Agency: li croel ectroni cs and Computer Techno1 ogy Corporati on (MCC)

No.: G r a n t 1 etter dated 12/21/87 New funds : $425,640. Per iod: 12/21/87 - 12/31/88 Ti tle/Descripti on: Suppor t ing Graduate Research A s s i s t a n t s

. Agency: M i croel ec t ron i cs and Computer Technot ogy Corpora t ion (MCC)

No. : Contract d a t e d 2/29/88 New f u n d s : $92,750. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 Title/Oescription: Testable System Design o f D i g i t a l Systems and

Know1 edge Base Structures

he U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n o n t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governmental ( Funds Comi ng I n ) .T. Regents ' Meet ing June 9, 1988

7. Agency: M i nnesota M i n i ng and Manufacturi ng Co. (3M) No. : Agreement dated 1/22/88 New funds: $17,500 add i t i ona l P e r i o d : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 1 i tle/Description: Physi cocherni cal Characterization of Polymers

'3. Agency: Morri son-Knudsen Company, Inc. No.: Subcontract 1700-01-70, Amendment I New funds: $81,111 addi t ional Per iod: 5/1/85 - 2/1/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Addi t iona l Survey and Testing i n t h e Extended

San Miguel Prospect

3 . Agency: Morri son-Knudsen Company, I nc. No. : Subcontract 1700-01-70, Amendment II New funds : $10,467. Period: 5/1/85 - 2/1/89 Title/Description: Addi t iona l Survey and T e s t i n g i n the Extended

San Miguel Prospect

. Agency: National M i g r a n t Referral Project, Inc . No. : Agreement dated 3/1/88 New funds : $4,607. Period; 3/1/88 - 7/29/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t ion : Enumeration Profi le o f Mi grant and Seasonal

Famworkers: Texas

. Agency: N a t i o n a l Radio Astronomy Observatory No. : Purchase Order T-06084 New funds: $17,000. Period: 11/19/87 - 11/18/88 T i tle/Descri p t f on: Correcting Secondary for 12m Antenna

. Agency: NCR Corporation No.: Agreement 8793985-02 New funds: $25,000. Period : 9/1/87 - 8/31/88 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : Transaction Processing w i t h Hypercube Mu1 t i -

processor Systems

, Agency: Rapro Technology, I nc. No.: Check No. 374 New f u nds : $8,400. Period: 3/1/88 - 2/28/89 T i t l e/Descr i ption: Research on Epi t a x i a l Growth by Reac t i ve

Rapid Thermal Processing

. Agency: The RGK Foundation No.: Grant le t te r dated 1/21/88 New funds: $2,325. Per iod : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e /Desc r i p t i on : Schol a r ly Journal o f Facul t y and Students

he U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n o n t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Gover-nmental ( F u n d s Con~i ng I n ) .T . Regents ' Meeting June 9, 1988

5 . Agency: The RGK Foundation No. : Grant le t ter dated 3/16/88 flew funds: $2,859. Per iod : 3/1/88 - 8/31/88 T i l l e/Qescr ipt ion: V a r i a b l e s t h a t Mediate Heal t hy Adjustment t o

Intrafarnil ial Sexual Abuse: A Prospec t ive , tong i t ud i nal Study

; 6 . Agency: Rice Universi ty No.: Subcontract SC 423-3-213-1 New funds: $16,295. Period : 2/1/88 - 7/31/89 T i t 1 e /Descr ip t ion : P e r f p l at fo rm Sediments and Environments i n the

Deep Surroundings o f Carbonate Banks on the Tectoni cal ly Active Ni caraguan R i se

i7. Agency : Sandi a National Labora tor ies No.: Cont rac t 55-4177 New funds: $17,924. Per iod: 2/26/88 - 9/5/88 Ti t le/Description: Design of Electromechanical Transducers

18. Agency: Alfred P. Sloan Foundation No. : G r a n t 88-2-10 New f u n d s : $120,000. Period : 3/1/88 - 6/30/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : 1988 Surmer Program i n Policy S k i 1 Is

i9. Agency: Texas A&M Research Foundation No. : Purchase Order 20143 New funds : $8,186 P e r i o d : 12/19/87 - 3/20/88 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : Ocean Dril l i ng Program on JOIDES Resolut ion

'0. Agency: Texas I n te rna t i ona l Educat ional Consort i urn No.: Agreement dated 9/1/87 New funds: None Peri od: 9/1/87 - 8/31/88 T i t l e/Description: Texas f n ternat ional Educat ion Consortium / Shah A 1 am,

Ma1 a s i a P r o j e c t / Covers assignment agreements t o pro v i d e non-credi t courses i n Malaysia

' 1 . Agency: Texas Motor Transpor ta t i on A s s o c i a t i o n No.: Grant l e t t e r dated 2/29/88 New funds: $4,000. Period : 2/15/88 - 5/31/88 T f t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Compi la t ion o f Texas Truck ing Indust ry S t a t i s t i c s

Un ive rs i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n m t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governmental (Funds Comi ng I n ) . T . Regents' M e e t i n g June 9, 1988

'2. Agency: Uni vers i t y o f A1 as ka No.: Subcontract K Purchase Order 138972 - Conti nuation

Subcontract & Purchase Order 150908 New funds: $90,000 add i t i ona l Period : 12/1/87 - 5/31/89 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : Inner She1 f Trans fe r and Recycl i ng i n the

Ber i ng/Chu kch i Seas

3 . Agency: University o f A 1 aska No. : Purchase Order 138973 & Subcontract - Extension

Purchase Order 150957 New funds : $99,749 addi t i o n a l Period: 12/1/87 - 5/31/89 T i tle/Description: Innershel f Transfer and Recycling i n the

Beri ng/Chuckchi Seas, Phase I I : Interannual V a r i a b i l i t y

4. Agency: University of Cal i forn i a - San D i ego No.: Purchase Order 696013 0490 New funds : $5,010. Per iod : 1/19/88 - 1/18/89 T i t l e/Descri p t ion : Ocean Bottom S e i smometer Recovery Operations

on Leg 3 o f t he Tor tuga E x p e d i t i o n

5 . Agency: The U n i v e r s i t y of Texas System Cancer Center No.: Data and Biological M a t e r i a1 Agreement New f u n d s : None Period : 9/23/87 - 9/22/88 Title/Description: UTSCC w i l l supply P r i n c i p a l Investigator w i t h

cer ta in biol o g i ca1 rnateri a1 for t e s t i n g

6. Agency: Wes ti nghouse E l e c t r i c Corporat i on No.: Memorandum of Agreement New funds: $25,346. Period : 2 /1 /88 - 12/31/88 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : Waste Management of Contami nated Soi 1 s

7. Agency: The Whitaker Foundation No.: Grant l e t t e r dated 2/16/88 New funds : $131,880. Period: 3/1/88 - 2/27/91 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: Coagulation by Electrosurgery and Laser Beams

8. Agency: Texas Committee f o r the Humanities No, : Grant 88-1560 New funds : $21,290. Period: 1/15/88 - 9/30/88 T i t7 e l D e s c r i p t i on: Understanding O t h e r Nat ions i n 2 1 s t Century Texas

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Cont rac t s and Grants - Non-Governmental ( ~ u n d a Coming In] U.T . Board of Regents' Meeting June 9 , Is88

Agency : Sta te Department of Highway# and Public T r m s p a r t a t l o n , Austln, Texas

No. : Trainlng and Development Agreement No. 0998 New Funds: $1,850 Per iod: 1/1/88-8/31/88 Tit1 e/Descrlption: To conduct various training courses i n matters

relatlng but not limited to, transportation systems, hlghway and street malntenanc e planning, economics, operating systems, and supervisory development seminars

Agency: Vandervort Dalriea. Inc., F o r t Worth, Texas No. : Tralning and Development Agreement No. 1000 New Funds : $3.700 Period: 4/1/88-12/31/83 ~ltle/~escrlptlon: To conduct 8 mfnlmum of t w o 12-hour t r a i n l n g

sessions

Agency: Jerry Lauderdale, Austin, Texas No. : Training and Development Agreement No. 1001 New Funds: $2,500 P e r i o d : 2/1/88-9/30/88 Tltle/Descriptlon: To evaluate performances when conducting t r a ln lng ,

and attending conferences to a s a i a t and/or represent Texas

Agency: Texas Cosmetology Commission. Austin, Texas No. : Training and Development Agreement No. 1002 New Funds: $1,200 Psr lod : 2/1/88-6/30/88 Tltle/Descrlption: To r e v i s e the Texas Cosmetology Stmdardlzatlon

and Training Hanual

Agency: Briercroft Savlngs Association, Austin, Texas

No. : Training md Development Agreem~nt No. 1005 N e w Funds: $9,500 P e r l o d : 4/12/88-6/17/88 Title/~eacription: To conduct four 12-hour and t w o 6-houx t r a i n i n g

sessions

Agency: Horthwestern Resources Company, Jewett, Texas

No. : Train ing and Development Agreement No. 1006 New Funde : $1,850 Period: 3/1/88-4/30/88 Tltle/Descrlptlon: To conduct a 12-hour course

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Contracts and Grants - Non-Governmental (Funds Coming In) U.T. Board of Regents' Meetlng June 9, 1988

Agency : Border Steel Hills, El Paso, Texas No. : Tralnlng and Development Agreement No. 1007 Hew Funds: $2,100 Period: 2/23/88-2/25/88 Title/Descrlptlon: To conduct a 12-hour course e n t i t l e d "Problem

Solvingu

Agency: Elsa Anaya Zambrano, Austin, Texas No. : Tralnlng and Development Agreement Ho. 1008 New Funds: $5 ,000 Parlod: 3/1/88-12/31/88 Tltle/Descrlptlon: To translate HSHA Newsletters lnto Spanlah

Agency : Lutheran S o c l a l S e r v l c e ~ of Texas, Austin, Texas

No. : Training md Development Agreement No. 1009 New Funds: $2,425 Per iod: 3/29/88-3/31/88 Title/Description: To conduct a 16-hour training session entltled

WFundamentals of Flnanclal Hanagement"

Agency : Eagle Slgnol Controls, Austln, Texas 80 . : Tralnlng and Development Agreement NO. 1011 New Funds: $3,580 Period: 4/5/88-4/7/88 Tltle/Description: To conduct t w o 12-hour tralnlng courees

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AN0 EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The fol 1 owi ng i tems have been awarded and are recommended fo r approval by t he U.T. Board o f Regents:

I. Agency: Auburn U n i v e r s i t y Ro. : Memorandum o f Agreement under UT-Aus t i n

Various Donors: Construct ion Industry I n s t i t u t e Funds: $46,000. Pe r iod : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : P i l o t Projects and Imp1 ernentation o f B a r Code

Assisted Systems

2. Agency: The University o f Mi chiga,n No.: Memorandum o f Agreement under UT-Aus t i n

Var ious Donors: Construct ion Industry Ins t i tu te Funds : $40,000. Period: 2/1/88 - 1/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Construction Industry Statistics Program

3. Agency: Texas A&M Research Foundation No. : Memorandum o f Agreement under UT- Aus t i n

Various Donors: Construction Industry I n s t i t u t e Funds : $30,000. Period: 4/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i tle/Description: B a r Code Standardi r a t i o n

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

(FUNDS COMING IN)

The following i t e m s have been awarded and are recommended for approval by t h e U.T. Board o f Regents:

1 . Agency: Texas Edu ca t i on Agency No. : Contract dated 2/24/88 New funds: $40,500. Period: 3/1/88 - 8/31/88 Ti t l e/Descr ip t ion : I n s t i t u t e for Teachers o f Disadvantaged G i f t e d

Students

2. Agency: Texas A&M University No.: Purchase Order 453682 & Check #453682 New funds : $11,871. Peri od: 3/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t i on : Gul f o f Mexi co S t r a t i g r a p h i c and Structural

Synthesis

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Contracts and Grants - S t a t e (Funds Corning In) U.T. Board of Regents' Heeting June 9. 1988

3 . Agency : Texas Cancer Council No. : Amendment No. 1 IAC (88-891-0295 New Funds: $102,284 Period: E f f e c t i v e 4/1/88 Title/Descrlption: To increase the amount of the con t rac t

4. Agency: Texas Low-Level Radioactive Waste Dlsposal Authority

No. : Amendment No. 1 I A C (88-89)-0563 New Funds: $45.000 Period: Effec t ive 2/17/88 Tltle/Descrlptlon: To increase the servlces of personnel and

equipment

Agency: State Department of Hlghways and Public Transportation

No. : Amendment No. 1 I A C (88-091-0757 New Funds: None Period: Through 8/31/88 Title/Descrlptlon: To extend the per iod of the contract

6. Agency : Texas Sta te House of Represent at lves

NO. : IAC (88-891-0874 New Funds: $16,807 Period: 1/16/88-8/31/88 Tltle/Description: To provide data collection. analysis, and

training to design a behavloral ' observation system of performance appraisal f o r staff po~ltions

7. Agency: Texas S t a t e Comptroller No. : IAC (88-89) -0880 New Funda: $4.500 Period: 2/28/88-5/15/88 Tltle/Descrlption: To conduct t w o 12-hour courses e n t i t l e d

WSupervlaory Management - BasicH in Karrvllle, Texas

Agency : Texas A & tl Unlverslty System, The Texas Agricultural Experiment S t a t l o n

No. : I A C (88-89)-0881 New Funds: $28,000 Perlod: 9/1/87-8/30/89 Tltle/Descrlptlon: To deve lop a rnathematf cal model to

simulate the lnteractlon between p e s t i c i d e s and t h e environment

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Contracts and Grants - State (Funds Coming In)

9 Agency: The U n l v e r s ~ t y of Texas Health Science Center at S m AntonLo

No. : IAC (88-891-0903 Hew Funds: $250.000 Period: 1/19/88-8/31/89 Tltle/ lJescriptlon: To provlde interstate long di s tance

telephone service t o The Unlverslty of Texas Health Sc lence Center at San Antonio

10. Agency: Texas Commission on Alcoholism and Drug Abuse

No. : IAC (88-891-0904 New Funds: $t05,000 Period: 3/31/88-8/31/88 Title/Deacrlptioa: To provide conference f a c l l l t l e s and

services f o r the 31st Annual Institute of Alcohol and Drug Abuse

11. Agency: Texas Air Control Board No. : I A C (88-89)-0909 New Funds: $3,000 Per lad: 9/1/87-8/31/89 Title/Description: To sell etock chemicals and suppl i e s ,

permit use of copy machine, and perform glass blowing and machine shop s e r v i c e

12. Agency: Lower Colorado River Authority NO. : IAC (88-89) -0910 New Funds: $49,975 Period: d/1/88-5/31/89 Title/Descrlption: To develop and demonstrate a method t o

determine the impacts of wat ex management s t r a t e g i e s f o r conjunctive use and a r t l f l c l a l recharge on the groundwater budget of the Gulf Coast Aqulf er In Uharton and Hatagordm Counties

13. Agency: Texaa Uater Development Board No.: None New Funds: $2,484 Period: 4/1/88-8/31/88 T~tle/Descrlpticn: To complle and interpret strlp-chart

records


U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETING

June 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPHENT,

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNHENT (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The following Items have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

I . Agency: The University of Texas Health Science Center at S m Antonlo

No. : Amendment No. I IAC (88-891-0160 New Funds: $26,800 Current Period: E f f e c t i v e 3/28/88 Tltle/Description: To incxease the aaount of the con t rac t

2 . Agency: S t a t e Department of Hlghways and PublSc Transportatlon

No. : Amendment No. 1 I A C (88-891-0223 New Funds: None Current Perlod: Effective 3/2Q/88 Tltle/Description: To change the b a s i s f o r calculating

reimbursable c o s t s from $1.00 for each written request t o $2.00

3. Agency: Texas State Library (Records Management Dlvislon)

. NO. : IAC (88-891-0885 New Funds: $3,600 Current Period: 3/10/88-8/31/88 Tltle/Descrlption: T o create and duplicate mlcroflche


U .T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT

(FUNDS COMING IN)

The following i terns have been awarded and are recommended for approval by t h e U,T. Board o f Regents:

1. Agency: Department o f the Army NO.: DAAL03-88-K-0004 Mew funds: $99,792. Per iod : 3/15/88 - 3/14/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : Pol ymer-Polymer Interfaces i n B l ends and Cornposi t e s

2. Agency: Department of the Army NO.: DAAL03-88-K-0005 New funds: $298,231. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/91 T i tle/Descripti on: Guided Wave Phenomena i n M i 1 7 irneter Wave 1 ntegra ted

C i r c u i t s and Components

3 . Agency: Department o f t h e Amy - Corps of Engineers VO.: DACA56-88-M-0153 New funds: $24,874. Per iod : 4/1/88 - 7/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Characterization o f the Geology and Hydrogeology

of t h e Ogallala and Black Water Draw Format ions, Reese AFB, TX

4. Agency: Department o f the Army NO.: DACA88-88-M-0715 New f u n d s : $4,993. Per iod: 4/1/88 - 8/31/88 T i t l e /Descr ip t ion : D i s i n f e c t i o n o f Swimming Pool Water

5. Agency: Department o f t h e Air Force No.: AFOSR-86-0026 - Amendment C New funds: $92,742. Per iod: lO/l/85 - 10/31/88 P i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Some Appl icat ions of P robab i l i t y and S t a t i s t i cs

i n Communi c a t i o n s Theory and S i gnal Processi ng

6. Agency: Department of the Air Force No.: AFOSR-86-0109 - Amendment B New funds: $89,649 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 4/1/86 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : H igh Reso lu t ion Electron Energy Loss

Spectroscopy Stud ies

The University o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming In) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

7. Agency: Department of t h e Air Force No.: F0863788P1510 New funds: $9,900. Period: 2/3/88 - 9/30/88 T i tle/Description: Advanced Cons t ruc t i on M a t e r i a1 for Ai r f ie ld

Pavements and Rapid Runway Repair

8. Agency: Department o f the N a v y / O f f i c e o f Naval Research NO.: N00014-88- K-0159 New funds: $181,416. Period: 10/1/87 - 9/30/90 Ti tle/Oescri p t i on: E f f e c t s o f Zooplankton on Oceanic Opt ics i n

t h e Marginal Ice Zone o f the Fram S t r a i t : Bio- 1 umi nescence and Grazi ng

9. Agency: Department o f the Navy / O f f i c e o f Naval Research NO.: NO001 4-88- K-0223 New funds: $64,173. Per iod: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i tl e/Descr ip t ion : Sensor Eva1 u a t i on and Comparison Tes ts for a

New Generation of Ocean Bottom Sei smograp hs

10. Agency: Department o f t h e Navy/ Space SI Naval Warfare Systems Command

No.: N00039-884-0043 - M o d i f i c a t i o n POOOOZ New funds: $3,540,250 additional Period: 12/7/87 - 12/31/90 Ti t le /Descr ipt ion: ARL:SPAWAR Omnibus Contract

11. Agency: Nat ional Aeronaut ics & Space A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Ames Research Center

No.: NAG 2-67 - Supplement 23 New funds: $25,000 addit ional Per iod : 9/1/80 - 5/14/88 Title/Description: The Study o f Density and Temperature St ructure

of Clouds Around Low Luminosity Young Stars

12. Agency: Na t i ona l Aeronautics & Space A d m i n i s t r a t i o n Ames Research Center

No.: NAG 2-67 - Supplement 22 New f u n d s : $164,026 additional Period: 9/1/80 - 9/14/88 T i t l e jOesc r ip t i on : The Study o f Density and Temperature S t r u c t u r e

o f Clouds Around Low Luminosity Young S ta rs

13. Agency: Na t i ona l Aeronautics & Space A d m i ni stration Ames Research Center

No.: NAG 2-372 - Supplement 4 New f u n d s : $31,716 addi t i o n a l Period: 10/1/85 - 9 / 3 0 / 8 8 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : Far - Infrared Study o f t h e S t r u c t u r e and

Composit ion o f Ionized Nebul ae

The University o f Texas a t A u s t j n Contracts and Grants - Federal and Fore1 gn (Funds Comi ng In) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

14. Agency: Na t i ona l Aeronautics & Space Admin is t ra t ion Ames Research Center

NO.: NAG 2-419 - Supplement 3 New funds : $20,000 add i t iona l Period: 10/1/86 - 8/31/88 T i tle/Descri ption: High Reso lu t i on Far-Infrared Studies o f Pre-

Main Sequence S t a r s w i t h Molecular Outf lows

15. Agency: Nat iona l Aeronautics & Space Administrat ion Goddard Space F l i g h t Center

No.: NAG 5-754 - Supplement 2 New funds: $39,578 addi t ional Per iod : 3/15/86 - 4/30/89 Ti t l e /Descr ip t ion : Ear th Rotation Parameters from an On-Si t e

Study o f Laser Ranging Data

16. Agency: Na t i ona l Aeronaut ics & Space Admi n i stration Goddard Space Flight Center

No.: NAG 5-1041 New funds: $50,148. Period : 3/15/88 - 3/14/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : A Seismo-Tectonic and Seismic S l i p Characteriza-

ti on o f the Ocean-Conti nent Trans i t i o n i n the Gulf o f California

17. Agency: Nat ional Aeronautics & Space Admi n i s t r a t i o n Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

No.: NAG 9-200 - Supplement 2 New funds: $62,348 addi t ional P e r i o d : 1/1/87 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Descr ipt ion: A Qua1 i t a t i v e Approach t o Robot E x p l o r a t i o n

and Mapping

18. Agency: Na t i ona l Aeronaut ics & Space Admin is t ra t ion Lyndon 8. Johnson Space Center

No. : NAG 9-205 - Supplement 2 New funds: $77,897 add i t iona l P e r i od : 1/1/87 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: Themal Fat igue i n Metal M a t r i x Composites

19. Agency: National Aeronaut ics & Space Adrni n i s t r a t i o n Lyndon 8. Johnson Space Center

NO. : NAG 9-278 New funds : $48,913. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 Ti t l e/Descr i pt ion : Designing and Eva1 u a t i ng Automation and

Robot ics Techno1 o g i es for Space Systems

The University o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Comi ng I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

20. Agency: National Aeronaut ics & Space Administration Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

No.: NAG 9-287 New funds: $47,683, Period : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e /Descr ip t ion : Appl i c a t i o n o f S y n t h e t i c Neural Networks t o

Faul t Detect ion and ~iagnosis'

21. Agency: National Aeronautics & Space Adrni n i s t r a t i o n Lyndon B, Johnson Space Center

NO.: NAG 9-288 New funds : $46,355. Period : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i tlelOescri p t i on : New Adapt ive Control Structures w i t h Application

t o the Control of a Space P l atfom

22. Agency: National Aeronautics & Space Administration Goddard Space F l ight Center

No.: NAS 5-29404 - Modi f ica t ion 12 New funds: $777,378 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 1/1/86 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Laser Track ing S u p p o r t

23 . Agency: National Aeronaut ics & Space Admin i s t r a t i on Ames Research Center

No.: Cooperative Agreement NCC 2-286 - Supplement 8 New funds: $135,000 additional Period : 2/1/84 - 9/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Crew S e l e c t i o n and T r a i n i ng

24, Agency: National Aeronautics & Space Admin is t ra t i on Washi ngto n Headquarters

NO .': NGT- 5021 0 New funds: $18,000. Period: 6/1/87 - 5/31/88 T i tle/Description: White Dwarf Evolution and the Age o f t h e G d l axy

25. Agency: Department o f Agriculture No.: Agreement 58-7MMI -8-103 New f u n d s : $12,500. Period: 10/1/87 - 9/30/88 Ti tl e/Description: Physiology o f Boll Weevi 1 Diapause and Migration

26. Agency: Department of Education No. : GO08630026 - A c t i o n No. 02 New funds: $91,700 addi t ional Per iod: 6/1/86 - 5/31/89 T i tl e/Oescription: Preservi ce Tra in ing f o r B i 1 i ngual Specia l Educat ion

Personnel

The Unf versi ty of Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Fore1 gn (Funds Corning In ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

27. Agency: Depar tment o f Educat ion No.: GO08630027 - A c t i o n No. 02 New funds: $102,436 add; t i o n a l Period: 6/1/86 - 5/31/89 T i t l e/Descri pt ion : Preprofessional T r a i n i ng Program i n 8 i I i ngual /

B i cul tural Speech-Language Path01 ogy

28. Agency: Department o f Education No.: GO08715537 - Act ion No. 02 New funds: $107,671 add i t iona l Period: 9/1/87 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Descript i on: P r e p a r a t i o n o f Personnel i n Visual ly Handicapped

29. Agency: Department of Education No.: GO08715539 - Act i o n No. 02 New funds: $137,100 additional Per iod: 8/25/87 - 8/24/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i on : I n t e r d i s c i p l i nary Prepro fess iona l T r a i ni ng

Program i n Aural Habi 1 i t a t i o n

30. Agency: Department o f Educat ion No.: GO08715540 - Ac t ion No. 02 New funds: $84,065 addi t ional Period: 9/1/87 - 8/31/89 T i t l e /Descr i pt ion: Elementary Fol low-Through-Speci a1 Educat ion

Mu1 t i cul t u r a l Trai ni ng Project

3 1 . Agency: Department o f Education No.: PO940801 79 New funds: $192,000. Per i od : 9/1/88 - 8/31/89 T i t l e /Desc r i p t i on : P a t r i c i a Roberts Harris Graduate and Pro-

fessional Study Fellowship Program

32. Agency: Department o f Energy No.: DE-AC05-78ET53043 - M o d i f i c a t i o n A037 N e w funds: $790,000 addi t ional Period: 10/1/77 - 3/31/88 T i t 1 e /Descr i p t i o n : Texas Experimental TOKAMAK: A Fusion P I asma

Research F a c i l i t y

33. Agency: Department o f Energy No.: OE-AC97-83WM46651 - Modi f i ca t ion A024 N e w funds: $300,000 add i t iona l Period : 12/1/82 - 4/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : I s o l a t i o n o f Nuclearwaste in t h e T e x a s

Panhandle

34. Agency: Department o f Energy No. : DE-AC97-83WM46651 - M o d i f i c a t i o n A025 New funds: $300,000 add i t iona l Period : 12/1/82 - 4/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : I s o l a t i o n o f Nuc lear Waste i n t h e Texas

Panhand le

The Uni versi ty o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Caning I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

35. Agency: Department o f Energy No. : DE-AC97-83WM46651 - Modi f ica t ion A026 New funds : $458,000 addi t ional Per iod : 12/1/82 - 4/30/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t ion : Is01 at ion o f Nuclear Waste i n t h e Texas

Panhandl e

36. Agency: Department o f Energy No. : OE-FC07-85NV10412 - Amendment AOll New f u n d s : $100,000 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 10/1/87 - 9/30/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : Consol idated Research Program, U.S. Gul f

Coast Geopressured-Geothermal Program

37. Agency: Department o f Energy No.: DE-FG05-84ER40145 - Amendment A005 New f u nds : $125,000 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 4/1/84 - 3/31/89 T i tle/Description: Research i n T h e o r e t i c a l Nuclear Physics

38. Agency: Department o f Energy NO. : DE-FG05-88ER40444 New funds : $780,000. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/91 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Nuclear Structure & React ion Studies a t Medi urn

Energies

39. Agency: Department of Energy NO. : DE- FG05-88ER40446 New funds : $450,000. Per iod : 4/1/88 - 3/31/91 T i tle/Descri p t i on: Medi urn Energy Measurements o f N-N Parameters

40. Agency; Environmental Protection Agency N O . : CR-812727-03 New funds : $219,000. Per iod : 2/10/88 - 2/9/89 TitlejDescription: Biochemistry and Genetics o f Polychlorinated

Bi phenyl Deqradati on by Bacteri a

41. Agency: Environmental Protection Agency N O . : CR-813639-01 New funds: $70,000. Period: 3/31/88 - 3/30/90 TitlejDescription: Prediction o f Molecular Structure and Phys ica l

Chemical P rope r t i es of I ndustri a1 Chemi ca l s

The University of Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming Tn) U.T. Regents' Meetf ng June 9, 1988

42. Agency: Department o f t h e Interior No. : 14-08-0001-A-0358 - Modi f i cat ion 4 New funds: $75,000 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod: 8/15/86 - 2/14/89 T i t l e /Desc r i p t i on : GPS Crustal Mot ion Research

43. Agency: Department of H e a l t h and Human Serv ices/ Public Heal th Service/Division o f Procurement

No.: Purchase Order 263-MD-814450 New funds : $9,957. Per iod : 3/1/88 - 7/30/88 T i t l e/Descr i p t ion : Development of a Spap i sh Readabi 1 i ty Program

f o r M i crocomputers

44. Agency: D H H S j P H S I N a t i o n a l Heart, Lung, and Blood I n s t i t u t e

NO.: R29 HL39714-01 New funds: $88,927. P e r i ad : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i on : F i rst I pdependent Research Support & T r a n s i t i o n :

Mural Thrombosis on Natural and A r t i f i c i a1 Surfaces

45. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Center f o r Nursing Research NO,: R29 NR01483-01A1 New funds : $88,212. Per i od : 3/15/88 - 3/14/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : F i r s t Independent Research S u p p o r t & Trans i t ion :

A Nursing In te rven t ion Lexicon and Taxonomy

46. Agency: DHHS/PHS/Division o f Research Resources NO.: SO3 RR03262-07 New funds: $4,500. Per iod: 3/1/88 - 2/28/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i on : Minor i ty High School Student Research Apprent ice

Program

47. Agency: D H H S / P H S / D i v i s i o n o f Research Resources NO.: SO7 RR05849-08 New funds: $46,961. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l elDescription: fliomedi cal Research S u p p o r t Grant: Facul t y

Development - I n s t i t u t i o n a l

48. Agency: DHHS/PHS/Division o f Research Resources NO.: SO7 RR05991-01 New funds: $8,772. Period : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 Title/Description: Biomedical Research Support Gran t

The University o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Corn1 ng I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

49. Agency: Department o f Heal th and Human Serv ices / Pub1 i c Heal t h Se rv i ce / D i v i s i o n o f Research Resources

NO.: 510 RR03966-01 New funds : $193,000. Period : 2/29 /88 - 2 / 2 8 / 8 9 T i lle/Descripti on: BRS Shared I nstrurnentat i o n Grant : Pept ide

Synt hes i zer and Ami no Aci d Analyzer

50. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Cancer I n s t i t u t e No.: T32 CAO9583-01A1 New funds: $42,498. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Nat iona l Research Service Award: T r a i n i ng

Program i n Cancer Biology

51. Agency: DHHS/PHS/Nat iona l I n s t i t u t e on A 1 coho1 Abuse and Alcoholism

NO. : AA07052-02 New funds: $130,979. Pe r iod : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: Fetal A1 cohol and Ontogeny of Reactions t o

Discrepancy

52. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e on A1 coho1 Abuse and Alcohol ism

NO.: AA07 7 46- 01 New funds: $94,062. Pe r iod : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Description: A1 cohol E f fec ts on Mechanisms o f Neuronal

P l a s t i c i t y

53. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and I n fec t ious Diseases

NO.: AI16935-08 New f u nds : $117,548. Per i od : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t 1 e/Descr ipt ion: Iron Transport and Virulence i n S h i gel 1 a

54. Agency: DHHS/PHS/NationaI Cancer I n s t i t u t e No. : C A I 6608- 1351 New funds : $36,500. Per iod : 4/1/88 - 7/31/88 T i t l e /Desc r ip t i on : P r o t e i n Synthesis i n Ret i culocytes and

Leuken~ic Cell s

55. Agency: DHHS/PtlS/National Cancer I n s t i t u t e No. : CA21651-12 New funds: $269,361. Per iod : 3/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Te ra toca rc i noma and Embryonal Tumors : Surface

A n t i gens

The University o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming In) U.T, Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

56. Agency: Department o f Hea l th and Human S e r v i c e s / Pub1 i c H e a l t h Serv ice / National Cancer I n s t i t u t e

NO.: CA26169-10 New funds: $111,513. Pe r iod : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Immunosuppression by Avian Acute Leukemia

Viruses

57. Agency: OHHS/PHS/Nati onal Cancer I ns t i t u t e No.: Revised CA30349-07 New funds: $91,103 additional Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t le /Descri p t i on : Rat ional Basis f o r t h e Design o f CC-1066

Analogs

58. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Cancer I n s t i t u t e No. : Revised CA33192-05 New funds: $93,804- a d d i t i o n a l Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i tle/Description: Trans formati on by Avian R e t i cul oendothel i o s i s

V i r u s

59. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Cancer I n s ti t u t e No.: CA34780-04A1 New funds: $132,949. Period : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i tl e/Descr i p t i on: Amp1 i f i c a t i o n o f MMTV DNA i n T-cell Lymphomas

60. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Cancer I n s t i t u t e No.: CA35318-05 New funds: $192,403. P e r i o d : 5/1/88 - 4/30/89 T i t l l e / D e s c r i p l i o n : Pyrrolo (1,4) Benzodiazepine Ant i tumor

A n t i b i o t i c s

61. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f Diabetes and D i g e s t i v e and Kidney Diseases

No.: Revised DK19898-13 New funds : $73,863 additional Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Catalyt i c Functions and Metabol i sm o f

V i tam in B6

62. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e of O i abetes and D i g e s t i v e and Kidney Diseases

NO. : DK36913-03 New funds : $77,166. Pe r i od : 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Regu la t ion and Enzymology o f F o l a t e Metabol ism

The University o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I nJ U.T. Regents' Heetlng June 9, 1988

63. Agency: Department o f Health and Human Services/ Pub1 i c Hea l th S e r v i ce/Nat ional Institute o f Environmental Heal t h Sciences

No.: Revi sed ES04214-02 New funds: $60,682 add i t i ona l Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Endocrine Effects o f Reproductive Toxins i n

Female F i s h

64. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Eye I n s t i t u t e No. : Revised EY026588-10 New funds : $74,194 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i tle/Descri p t i on: Peripheral Mechanisms o f Spat i a1 D i scrimi n a t i o n

65. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f General Medical Sciences

No. : Revised GM06590-29 New funds: $141,062 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : B iochemis t ry o f Alpha-Keto Acid Dehydrogenase

Comp 1 exes

66. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f General Medi ca1 Sciences

No.: GM18775-17 New funds : $131,972. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t7 e/Descripti on: Factors Cont ro l 1 i ng P r o t e i n Synthesis

67. Agency: DHHS/PHS/Nalional Institute of General Medi cal Sciences

NO. : GM19770-16 New funds: $198,420. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 Title/Description: Male Recombination-Mutator System i n

Drosophi 1 a

68. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I nsti t u t e of General Medi cal Sciences

No.: Revised GM24497-11 M e n funds: $137,957 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Oescri p t i o n : Function and Assembly o f C o p A s s i m i l aiory

Enzymes

The Un i ve r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n Cont rac ts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

69. Agency: Department o f Hea l th and Human S e r v i c e s / Pub1 i c H e a l t h S e r v i ce / I a t i o n a l I n s t i t u t e o f General Medical Sciences

No.: Revised GM25439-09 New funds : $128,250 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t1 e / D e s c r i p t i on: Synthes is o f Natural Products by Cycloaddi t i o n

React i ons

70. Agency: DHHS/PHS/Nat i onal I n s t i t u t e o f General Medi cal Sciences

No.: Revised GM29909-07 New funds: $119,098 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e lDesc r i p t i o n : Mechanisms o f Enzymatic Oxygen F i x a t i o n

71. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Ins ti t u t e o f General Medical S c i e nces

No.: GM30105-07 New funds: $120,489. Per iod : 2/1/88 - 1/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : S t r u c t u r e and Function o f H i s t i d i ne

Decarboxyl ase

72. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National 1 n s t i t u t e o f General Medi ca1 Sciences

No.: GM30452-07 New funds : $84,210. Period: 5/1/88 - 4/30/89 T i t le /Descr ip t ion : I o n i c D i s t r i b u t i o n s i n Po lynuc leo t ide S o l u t i o n s

73. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f General Medical S c i ences

No.: GM32095-06 New funds: $127,523. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t ion : F Factor-Medi ated and O the r A b o r t i v e I n f e c t i o n s

74. Agency: DHHS/P.HS/National Institute o f General Medical Sciences

No. : Revised GM32690-05 New funds: $100,398 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : St ruc tu ra l I n v e s t i g a t i o n s o f Mode o f A c t i o n

o f Drugs

75. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f Genreal Medical Sciences

No. : Revi sed GM32823-05 New funds : $85,722 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : U rac i 1 -DNA Repai r i n Ra t L i v e r Nuc le i and

Mitochondr ia

The U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas a t A u s t i n Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming In) U.T. Regents' Meet ing June 9, 1988

76. Agency: Department o f Health and Human Serv i ces / P u b l i c Hea l th S e r v i c e / Nat iona l I n s t i t u t e of General Medi cal Sciences

No.: Revised GM35847-03 New funds: $104,841 addit ional Pe r iod : 1/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Descri pt ion : B iochemis t ry o f Invertebrate Globi ns and

Hemocyani ns


NO.: GM3 6384-03 New funds: $90,931. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Chemical Models f o r MET, Semi-MET, and

Deoxyhemerythri n


No.: Revised GM37462-02 New funds : $69,610 additional Period : 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Conjugative M o b i l i z a t i o n o f Plasmid R1162

79. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f Chi l d Heal t h and Human Development

NO.: Rev i sed HD22490-02 New funds: $62,187 additional Per iod: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : M o r t a l i t y Among Mexican Americans and

Mexi can Immigrants

80. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Hear t , Lung, and Blood I n s t i t u t e

NO. : HL35689-02 New funds: $82,959. Per iod: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Lung Toxic Interactions Involving Therapeut i c

Drugs

81. Agency: DHtiS/PHS/National Institute of Mental Health No. : MH39940-02 New funds: $50,608. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e j D e s c r i p t i o n : Learn i ng and Reproductive Behavior

82. Agency: DHHS/PHS/Mational Center for Nursing Research No.: NR01828-01 New f u n d s : $134,984. Per iod: 4 /15 /88 - 4/14/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Maternal Empathy and Ear ly I n t e r a c t i o n :

Pa t te rns and Outcomes

The University o f Texas a t Austin Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming In) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

83. Agency: Department o f Hea l th and Human Services / Pub1 ic Heal t h Serv ice / Nat ional Insti t u t e o f Neurologi cal and Cmrnuni c a t i ve Disorders and S t r o k e

No.: Revised NS05423-22 New funds: $58,909 addi t i onal Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e/Descri pt ion : Neural Basis o f Behavior

84. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Inst i tute of Neurol og i ca1 and Communicative Disorders and St roke

No.: Revised HS15895-09 New funds: $124,033 addi t ional Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : Aud i tory Adap ta t i on f o r Suprathreshol d S t i m u l i

85. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National Ins t i tu t e of Neurol o g i cal and Communicative Disorders and Stroke

N o - : Rev i sed NS24932-02 New funds: $113,622 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 Title/Description: MA0 Localization in Human Brain

86. Agency: DHHS/PHS/National I n s t i t u t e o f Neurological and Cornrnuni c a t i v e Disorders and St roke

NO.: NS25207-01A1 New funds: $151,341. Period: 4/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Auditory Factors i n Speech Percept ion

87. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: AST-8611784 - Amendment 01 New funds : $405,000 additional Peri od: 1/1/87 - 6/30/89 T i t l e/Descri pt ion : Molecular Cloud Spectroscopy at Submi 11 irneter

Wave1 engths

88. Agency: National Science Foundation No.: AST-8614423 - Amendment 01 New funds: $90,000 additional Period : 3/1/87 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Description: Stel 1 a r Spectroscopy and Nucl eosynthesi s

89. Agency: N a t i o n a l Science Foundation NO.: AST-8716024 New funds: $165,000. Per iod : 3/1/88 - 8/31/89 Title/Description: A New High Reso lu t i on Charge-Couples Device

Spectrometer for McDonald Observatory

The University o f Texas a t A u s t i n Contracts and Grants - Federal and Fore ign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1958

90. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No. : BNS-8609877 - Amendment 01 New funds : $48,122 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod: 6/15/87 - 11/30/89 T i tl e/Oescri p t i o n : Developmental S tud ies of L imb ic Lesions,

Learning and Memory

91. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No. : ENS-8616720 - Amendment 01 New funds : $36,184 add i t iona l Per iod : 3/15/87 - 8/31/89 T i t l ejoescripti on: Analys is of Gra t i ng I n d u c t i o n

92. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation NO. : RSR-8716949 New funds : $225,310. Period: 3/1/88 - 8/31/91 T i tl e /Desc r ip t i on : Fac i 7 i ti es Support for the P l a n t Resources

Center

93. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CBT-8618430 - Amendment 01 New funds: $55,000 add i t i ona l Pe r iod : 3/1/87 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : Percol a t i o n Enhanced Coalescence

94. Agency: Na t i ona l Sc ience Foundation No.: CBT-8805995 New funds : $49,000. Pe r iod : 5/1/88 - 10/31/89 T i t l e/Descri pt ion : Engineering Research Equipment Grant: Dual

Channel Imaging Radiometer

95. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CCR-8702108 - Amendment 01 New funds : $82,621 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 6/1/87 - 11/30/89 Title/Description: Mechanical P r o v i n g i n Geometries

96. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CES-8451135 - Amendment 04 New funds : $23,000 a d d i t i o n a l Per i od: 7/1/85 - 12/31/88 T i tle/Description: P r e s i d e n t i a1 Young Investigator Award:

F i l t r a t i o n o f Po lyd isperse Suspensions

97. Agency: Nat iond l Science Foundation NO. : CES-8823252 New funds: $24,959. Per iod : 4/15/88 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Workshop on Repair and R e t r o f i t o f E x i s t i n g

S t r u c t u r e s - Design Techniques and Cons t ruc t i on Procedures

The Uni vers i t y o f Texas a t Aus t i n Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

98. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CHE-8402135 - Amendment 04 New funds: $121,430 addl t i o n a l Per iod: 4/15/84 - 9/30/89 T i t l e/Oescri p t i o n : Mechanisms o f E l ectrode Reactions

99. Agency: National Science Foundation No.: CHE-8517759 - Amendment 02 New funds: $55,000 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 2/1/86 - 7/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t ion : Ster i c E f f e c t s on t h e R e a c t i v i t y of New

Mu1 t i nuclear Compl exes

100. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CHE-8521671 - Amendment 02 New funds : $51,002 addi t ional Period: 6/1/86 - 11/30/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Cat ion Rad i ca l s i n s o l u t i o n (Chemist ry)

101. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CHE-8657729 - Amendment 01 New funds: $62,500 addi t i ona1 Per iod: 7/1/87 - 12/31/89 T i t l e/Description: P r e s i d e n t i a l Young I n v e s t i g a t o r Award:

S o l i d S t a t e Molecular Systems

102. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CHE-8796257 - Amendment 02 New funds: $235,000 a d d i t i o n a l Pe r iod : 10/1/86 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Description: B i r a d i c a l - L i ke Reac t i ve I ntemedi a t e s

103. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: CRR-8613706 - Amendment 01 New funds : $139,974 a d d i t i o n a l Period : 3/15/88 - 8/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Research on Au tomat i c Theorem Proving and

Appl i ca t ions

104. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No,: DMC-8615105 - Amendment 01 New funds : $149,476 additional Period: 10/1/86 - 3/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Automation i n P i p i n g Cons t ruc t i on

105. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundation No.: DMC-8810503 New funds: $30,000. Period: 4/1/88 - 9/30/89 T i tl e/Descripti on: Exped i ted Award f o r Novel Research:

Computer Aid for Eva1 u a t i ng t h e Patentabi 1 i ty of Engi neered Devi ces

The University o f Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

106. Agency: N a t i o n a l Science Foundation No.: DMR-8553305 - Amendment 03 New funds: $62,500 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 7/1/86 - 12/37/89 T i tl e /Descr ip t ion : P r e s i d e n t i a l Young I n v e s t i g a t o r Award:

(Mater i a1 s Research)

107. Agency: N a t i o n a l Science Founda t ion No.: DMR-8603131 - Amendment 02 New funds : $81,400 a d d i t i o n a l Period : 4/15/86 - 12/31/89 Ti tl e/Description: Pred i c t i on o f Polymer-Blend Phase Behavior

by Analog Cal orimetry

108. Agency; Na t i ona l Science Foundation No.: DMR-8614252 - Amendment 01 New funds: $65,100 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 2/15/87 - 7/31/89 T i t l @/Desc r ip t i on : Synthesis and Spectroscopi c C h a r a c t e r i z a t i o n

o f Pho tophys i ca l l y Active Polymers ( M a t e r i a l s Research)

109. Agency: Nat ional Scie'nce Foundation NO. : DMR-8718048 New funds : $70,000. Period: 3/1/88 - 3/31/89 T i tle/Descri pt ion: Energy and € 1 ectroni c and Magnetic Structure

o f Dimers, T r a n s i t i o n Metal Films and Semi- conductor A1 loys and Super1 a t t i ces (Materi a1 s Research)

110. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No. : DMS-8701396 - Amendment 01 New funds: $20,300 addi t i onal Period: 6/15/87 - 11/30/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : Mathematical Sciences : Oiophant i ne Equations ,

Diophant ine Approximat ion and Geometry of Numbers

111. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: DMS-8701616 - Amendment 01 New funds: $20,190 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 6/1/87 - 11/30/89 T i t l e/Descri pt ion : Mathematical Sciences : The Mathematical Physics

of C rys ta l s Modern Ana lys is

112. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: OMS-8801847 New funds: $47,503. Peri od : 6/1/88 - 11/30/90 Title/Description: Mathematical Sciences: Geometr ic I n e q u a l i t i e s

i n F o u r i e r Analysis

The University o f Texas a t Austin Cont rac ts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

113. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundation No.: DPP-8615307 - Amendment 01 New funds : $114,160 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 3/1/87 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : M a r i ne Heat Flow Around West A n t a r c t i c a

114. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: EAR-8719972 New funds : $50,000. Per iod : 2/1/88 - 7/31/90 T i tl e /Desc r ip t i on : Col 1 abora t ive Research: C o r r e l a t i o n and

S i gni f i cance o f Super Boundi ng Sur faces i n E o l i an Sandstones : J u r a s s i c Page Sands tone, Colorado P I ateau

115. Agency: N a t i o n a l Science Foundat ion NO.: EAR-8720040 New funds : $60,000. Period: 1/15/88 - 6/30/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i on : Diagenesis o f Young and Shal l ow l y Buried Sands

116. Agency: Nat ional Science Foundation No. : EAR- 87 20380 New funds: $53,281. Period: 2/1/88 - 7/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i on: Geochronology o f Cretaceous-Ter t i ary Magmati srn

Across Chihuahua and Sonora, Mexico and i t s S i gni fi cance f o r P l a t e Tectoni cs

117. Agency: N a t i o n a l Science Foundat i o n NO.: EAR-8720595 New funds: $9,800. Period : 3/1/88 - 8/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Petrogenesis o f Pyroclast ic Depos i ts o f t h e

Vul s i n i Vo lcan ic Center, I ta ly

118. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundation NO.: EAR-8720823 New f u n d s : $38,300. Period: 1/15/88 - 6/30/89 T i tle/Oescription: P a l eoenvi ronmental A n a l y s i s o f t he Yakataga

Formation, G u l f o f Alaska. ..

119. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundat i o n No.: EET-8451123 - Amendment 03 New funds: $62,500 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 9/1/85 - 2/28/89 T i tl e/Descripti on: Presi d e n t i a1 Young Tnves t i g a t o r Award:

Studies i n Biomed ica l Imaging and Thermal Model i ng

The Uni v e r s i ty o f Texas a t Aust in Cont rac ts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

120. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundat ion No.: INT-8714402 New funds : $14,050. Period: 3/1/88 - 8/31/91 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : U.5.-France Cooperat ive Research: A Program

o f M ino r P l a n e t Observat ion and Dynamics t o Provide HIPPARCOS w i th a Dynamical Reference Frame

121. Agency: N a t i o n a l Science Foundat i on NO.: INT-8715034 New funds: $10,150. Period: 3/1/88 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i o n : U .S. -France Cooperat ive Research: Format ion

o f a Modern Super Bounding Sur face w i t h Erg M ig ra t i on : Archar Erg, Mauri t a n i a

122. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundat ion No.: INT-8715771 New funds: $20,819. Per iod : 4/15/88 - 9/30/91 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : U.5.-France Cooperative Research: Analys is o f

Magnetic and Satel 1 i t e Der ived Grav i t y F ie1 d Data on t h e Ind ian Ocean

123. Agency: Na t iona l Science Foundation N O - : IRI-8715297 New funds : $46,222. Per iod : 2/1/88 - 7/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: Bureaucracy and A r t i f i c i a1 Intel 1 i gence: Log ic

Model 1 i ng o f Bureaucratic Systems (Computer & I n f o r m a t i o n Science)

124. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundation N O . : IRI-8719064 New f u n d s : $75,000. Period : 3/1/88 - 8/31/89 T i t1 e/Descr i p t i o n : The Logic and Represen ta t i on o f Properties

and Propos i t i ons f o r Computer Natural Language Processi ng

125. Agency: National Science Foundat ion No.: MSM-8352272 - Amendment 04 New funds: $37,500 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 8/15/84 - 1/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : P r e s i d e n t i a1 Young J nvestigator Award: Control

Design for Nonl inear S t o c h a s t i c P o s i t i o n Servomechanisms

The University of Texas a t Aust in Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Comi ng In) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

126. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation No.: MSM-8710548 - Aniendment 01 New funds: $31,488 a d d i t i o n a l Pe r i od : 6/1/87 - 11/30/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i on: A M i crostructural Theory o f Creek De-

f o rma t ion and Fracture

127. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundation No. : MSM-8717452 - Amendment 01 New funds: $58,000 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod: 9/1/87 - 2/28/89 T i tl e/Descri p t i o n : Design Automation f o r S i t e Development

128. Agency: Nat iona l Science founda t ion No.: 0CE-8613774 - Amendment 01 New funds : $206,426 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 4/15/87 - 9 /30 /89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : REU: Japan-U. S. Coopera t i ve Study o f t h e

Re1 a t i onshi p Between Sediment P hys i ca1 Properties and Subduction Processes in t h e Nankai Trough

129. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation NO.: OCE-8805762 New funds: $19,710. Per iod: 2/1/88 - 7/31/89 T i t 1 e/Description: Coral Bleach i ng i n the Western A t 1 an t i c : A

Quantitative Assessment

130. Agency: National Science Foundation No. : PHY-8600384 - Amendment 02 New f u n d s : $35,000 addi ti onal Per 1 od : 3/1/86 - 8/31/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : C 1 assi cal and Quantum Mechanics o f General 1 y

Covari a n t Systems (Physics)

131. Agency: Na t i ona l S c i ence Foundat ion No.: PHY-8605978 - Amendment 02 New funds: $231,300 a d d i t i o n a l Pe r iod : 7/1/86 - 12/31/89 T i tl e /Descr ip t ion : Quantum F i e l d Theory o f Elementary Par t ic les

(Physics)

132. Agency: National Science Foundat ion No.: RCD-8850196 New funds: $64,153. Per i od : 2/15/88 - 1/31/90 T i t l e / O e s c r i p t i o n : Young Scholars Program i n L i f e Sciences and

Biochemis t ry

The University o f Texas a t A u s t i n Cont rac ts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Coming I n ) U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

133, Agency: National Science Foundat ion No.: SES-8517435 - Amendment 02 New funds: $16,085 a d d i t i o n a l Period : 2/15/86 - 7/31/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i on : Informat ion and Pol i ti cal Processes

134. Agency: Nat iona l Science Foundation NO.: SES-8720470 New funds: $55,754. Per iod: 6/1/88 - 11/30/89 T i tle/Descri p t i o n : The C o g n i t i v e Costs and Benefi t s o f

I n f o r m a t i o n P resen ta t i on Formats i n Dec is ion S u p p o r t Systems

135. Agency: Na t i ona l Science Foundation NO.: SES-8722504 New funds : $86,751, Per iod: 5/1/88 - 10/31/89 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Extending t h e Bases and Improving t h e

Uses o f Data Envelopment Ana lys i s

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136. Agency: No. : New Funds : Current Period: Title/Descrlptlon:

137. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Descrlptlon:

138. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Tltle/Descriptlon:

U . S . Department of Education P007A84173 $709,865 Award Year 88-89 Funding f o r the Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant Program

U. S. Department of Education PO33884173 $1,496,780 Award Year 88-89 Funding f o r the Col lege Uork-Study Program

U. 6 . Department of Education 3038A84173 $1,609,512 Award Year 08-89 Fundlng for the Perklns Loan Program

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN 3936; U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

June 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The fol 1 o w i ng i terns have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board o f Regents:

1. Agency: The Commonwealth o f Massachusetts / Coastal Zone Management O f f i ce

No.: Subagreement under UT-Austin Prime Department of the I n t e r i o r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $21,360. Per i od : 4/18/88 - 12/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i on : An I n v e s t i g a t i o n o f Sand and Gravel Resources

Offshore of Boston Harbor, Phase I1

2. Agency: Cornonweal t h of V i rgi ni a / D i v i s i on of Mineral Resources

No.: Subagreement under UT-Austin P r i m e Department of the Interior Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds : $21,360. Period: 3/1/88 - 12/31/88 T i tle/Descri ption: Chemical Analyses o f Vi rgi ni a Cont i nen ta l She1 f

Heavy Mi'neral s

3. Agency: Geol o g i c a l Survey o f A1 abarna No,: Subagreement under UT-Austin P r i m e Department o f

the Interior Agreement 14-12-0001-30387 Funds : $26,250. Period : 2/8/88 - 12/31/88 T j t le/Description: Norphlet and Pre-Norphl e t Geologic Framework

Study of A1 abama and Panhandle F l o r i d a Coastal Waters Area

4. Agency: Georgia Department o f N a t u r a l Resources / Georg ia Geol o g i c Survey

No.: Subagreement under UT-Aus t i n P r i m e Department o f t h e Interior Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $22,250. Per i od : 2/17/88 - 12/31/88 Title/Description: Prepara t ion o f a Georgia Geologic Survey Bulletin

on the D i s t r i b u t i o n o f Heavy M ine ra l Sands i n a Tide Dorr~inated Delta

The Univers i ty o f Texas a t Austin Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Golng Out) 3937 U.T. Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

5. Agency: Lowel 1 Observatory No.: M o d i f i c a t i o n No, 20 under UT-Austin P r i m e

NASA Con t rac t NAS 8-32906 Funds: $18,450 a d d i t i o n a l Per iod : 3/1/88 - 5/31/88 T i t l elDescri p t i on : As t romet r i c Uses o f the Space Telescope

6. Agency: Maine Geological Survey / Department o f Conservat ion

No.: Subagreement under UT-Austin P r i m e Department of t h e I n t e r i o r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $25,250. Per iod: 3/7/88 - 12/31/88 T i tl e /Descr ip t ion : Eva? uate t h e Sedimentary Framework on the I nner

She1 f o f Maine.. .

7. Agency: Maryland Geol og i c a l Survey / Department of Natural Resources

No.: Subagreement under UT-Austin Prime Department of t h e I n t e r i o r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $21,360. Period: 3/8/88 - 12/31/88 Ti t l e l D e s c r i p t i o n : Non-Energy Minera l s and S u r f i c i a1 Geology o f

t h e Cont inenta l Margin o f Mary1 and

8. Agency : Methodist Medical Center No.: Agreement under UT-Austin Prime Pub l i c H e a l t h

Se rv i ce G r a n t RO-1 NR01440- Funds: $24,640. Per iod: 5/15/07 - 5/14/88 T i tl e/Descr i p t i on : Nursing Interventions and Mixed Venous Oxygen

S a t u r a t i o n

9. Agency: Mi ssi ssippi Department o f Natural Resources No.: Subagreement under UT-Aust in Prime Department

of t h e In t e r io r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387 Funds: $25,250. Period: 4/8/88 - 12/31/89 T i t l e/Descr i p t i o n : Regional Geologic Framework o f the Miocene,

Offshore M i s s i s s i p p i

10. Agency: New Jersey Geologi cal Survey / Department o f Envi ronmental P r o t e c t i o n

No.: Subagreement under UT-Austin P r i m e Department o f the Interior Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $22,250. Per iod: 3/23/88 - 12/31/89 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : Heavy Mineral P o t e n t i a l O f fshore New Jersey

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3938

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11, Agency: S-CUBED, A Di vi s i o n of Maxwel l Laborator ies, Inc. No.: Subcontract dated 9/1/85 - Amentment No. S i x

under LIT-Austin Prime DOE Contract DE-FC07-85NV10412 Funds : $40,000 a d d i t i o n a l Period : 9/1/85 - 9/30/88 T i t l e/Descri p t i on : U. S. G u l f Geopressured-Geothermal Program

12. Agency: S-CUBED, A Division o f Maxwell Laboratories, Inc. No.: Subcontract dated 9/1/85 - Amendment No. Seven

under UT-Austi n P r i m e DOE Contract DE-FC07-85NV10412 Funds : $28,000 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 9/1/85 - 9/30/88 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : U. S. G u l f Geopressured-Geothermal Program

13. Agency: Sta te o f A1 as ka / Department o f Natural Resources No. : Subagreement under UT-Austin P r i m e Department

o f t h e I n t e r i o r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387 Funds : $22,250. Pe r iod : 3/7/88 - 12/31/88 Ti t l e l D e s c r i p t i on: Thermal H i s tory and Eva1 uat ion of North Slope-

Beaufort Sea Petroleum Bas in

14. Agency: S t a t e of Connect icut / Department o f Environmental P r o t e c t i o n

No, ; Subagreement under LIT-Austin Prime Department o f the I n t e r i o r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $23,250. Period: 3/7/88 - 12/31/88 T i t l e/Description: Non-Energy Resources, Connecti c u t and Rhode

Is1 and Coastal Waters

15. Agency: Sta le of F l o r i d a / Department o f Natural Resources No.: Subagreement under UT-Austi n Prime Department

o f t h e Interior Agreement 14-12-0001-30387 Funds : $22,250. Period: 4/1/88 - 12/31/89 T i t l e l D e s c r i p t i o n : Reconnaissance Study of Heavy Minera l and Sand

D i s t r i b u t i o n o f f Cape Canaveral Region, F l o r i d a - Phase Two

16, Agency: S t a t e of Hawai i / Ocean Resources Branch No. : Subagreement under UT-Aus t in Prime Department

of the I n t e r i o r Agreement 14-12-0001-30387 Funds : $23,250. Period: 4/11/88 - 12/31/89 T i t l e/Descri p t i on : Analysis o f Phosphori t e Resources Associated

with Cobal t - R i ch Ferromanganese Crus t s from the Hawai i an and Johnston Exc lus i ve Economic Zones

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Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign (Funds Going Out) U.T, Regents' Meetfng June 9, 1988

17. Agency: The Uni vers i t y o f C i nci nnat i No.: Subcontract under UT-Aust in Prime Department

o f the Interior Grant 14-08-0001-GI318 Funds: $8,000, Period: 1/1/88 - 8/31/88 T i t l e /Desc r ip t i on : Stochast ic Design of Wastewater Storage for

Land Appl i c a t i o n

18. Agency: University of Rhode Is1 and / Graduate School of Oceanography

No. : Subagreement under UT-Austin Prime Department of the I n t e r i or Agreement 14-12-0001-30387

Funds: $24,250. Pe r iod : 3/30/88 - 12/31/89 Title/Description: Non-Energy Resources, Connect icut and Rhode

Island Coastal Waters

19. Agency: The U n i v e r s i t y of Texas a t A r l i ng ton No.: Agreement under UT-Austi n Prime Pub1 i c Health

Serv ice Grant ROI-NR01440- Funds : $3,950. Period: 9/1/87 - 5/14/88 T i t l e/Descr ip t ion : Nursi ng I n t e r v e n t i o n s and M i xed Venous Oxygen

S a t u r a t i o n

20- Agency: The U n i v e r s i t y o f Texas Medical Branch a t Galveston

No. : Consortium Agreement - Amendment No. One under UT-Austi n Prime N I H Grant NS24932-02

Funds : $31,376 a d d i t i o n a l Period: 12/1/87 - 11/30/88 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : MA0 L o c a l i z a t i o n in Human B r a i n

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June 9,1988

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS

The following agreements have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U. T. Board of Regents:

1. Licensee: Agulhas Textiles Industries, Inc. Portland, Oregon 97209

License Issue Fees: $1 00.00 Royalty: Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all

licensed products sold by licensee Period: 30 1 188 - 1 213 1 190 Description: Agulhas Textiles Industries, Inc. will use several

of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes all types of clothing

2. Licensee: Brandon, lnc. Columbus, Wisconsin 53925

License Issue Fees: $00,00 Royalty: Seven percent (7% of gross sales of all

licensed products sold by licensee Period: 1 10 1 /88 - 1 2/31 190 Description : Brandon, Inc. will use several of the University's

marks on wearing apparel, which includes: sweaters, stocking caps, and other apparel as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10.1 (C)&(D) and 1 1 .I of the Trademark Agreement

3. Licensee: Carol Jensen & Associates Austin, Texas 78758

License Issue Fees: $00.00 Royalty: Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all

licensed products sold by licensee Period: 1/07/88 - 12131190 Description: Carol Jensen & Associates will use several of

the University's marks on appointment calendars

4. Licensee: Chalk Line, Inc. Anniston, Alabama 36202

License Issue Fees: $00 .OO Royalty: Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all

licensed products sold by licensee Period: 1/01 188 - 12/31/90 Description: Chalk Line, Inc. wiil use several of the

University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes all types of clothing, hatsicaps, footwear, and hosiery, as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10. f (C)&(D) and 1 1 . I of the Trademark Agreement

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Trademark License Agreements U.T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

5. Licensee:

License Issue Fees: Royalty:

Period: Description:

6. Licensee:

License lssue Fees: Royalty:


7. Licensee:



8. Licensee:



College Concepts, Inc. New York, New York 10001 $00.00 Seven percent (7% of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 110 1/88 - 1 2/3 1 190 College Concepts, Inc. will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes: men's boxer shorts, steep shirts and other apparel as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 1 0.1 (C)&(D) and 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement

Creative Horizons Corp. Marietta, Georgia 30067 $50.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 3101188 - 12/31/90 Creative Horizons Corp. will use several of the University's marks on wraps, a headbandlsweatband, wristbands, actionvisors, and versavisors

Daystone International (Dallas) Corp. Dallas, Texas 75238 $1 00.00 Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of a{! licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12/31/90 Daystone International (Dallas) Gorp. will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes various sty!es of caps

Fan Fair Corporation New Berlin, Wisconsin 531 51 $50.00 Continuing royalty, a specified in Attachment 0 of the Trademark Agreement 1101188 - 12131190 Fan Fair Corporation will use several of the University's marks on heat-applied transfers; which are manufactured by licensee, or manufactured by another party to licensee's specifications as provided for in paragraph 9.2 herein, and sold by licensee as a single unit

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Trademark License Agreements U.T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

9. Licensee:


Period: Description :

10. Licensee:



11. Licensee:

License Issue Fees: Royalty :


12. Licensee:



Galt Sand Company d/b/a lmage Depot Cedar Rapids, Iowa 52404 $00.00 Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12/31/90 Galt Sand Company d/b/a lmage Depot will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes: sweats, t-shirts, tank shirts, shorts, and other apparel as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10.1 (C)&(D) and 1 1.1 of the Trademark Agreement

Garnel, Inc. Coventry, Rhode Island 0281 6 $00.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1101188 - 1213119Q Garnel, Inc. will use several of the University's marks on noveItieslcol!ectables, which includes emblematic costume jewelry, as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10.1 (C)&(D) and 1 1.1 of the Trademark Agreement

Gulf Coast Sportswear, Inc. Clute, Texas 75566 $1 00.00 Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1 /O 1 /88 - 7 2/3 1 /90 Gulf Coast Sportswear, Inc. will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes all types of clothing and caps, as may be approved in accordance with paragraph 11.1 of the Trademark Agreement

H. I. Enterprises, Inc. Cudahy, Wisconsin 531 10 $50.00 Six percent (6% of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 410 1 188 - 1 213 1 190 H. 1. Enterprises, tnc. will use several of the University's marks on novelties/collectables, which includes: clocks, thermostats, and magnets

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Trademark License Agreements U. T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

13. Licensee:



14. Lcensee:



15. Licensee:



16. Licensee:



Impact Products, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia 30087 $00.00 CorJinuing royalty, as specified in Attachment B of the Trademark Agreement 1 210 1/87 - 313 1 /88 Impact Products, Inc. wiII use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel and noveIties/collectables, as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10.1 (C) & (D) and I1 . I of the Trademark Agreement

Jesus Terrazas, I11 Austin, Texas 78705 $50.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 3/01/88 - 12/31/90 Jesus Terrazas, Ill will use several of the University's marks on neon signs, with UL certified transformer

Kerry's Etcetera Arlington, Texas 7601 1 $00.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1 10 1 /87 - 1 2/31 190 Kerry's Etcetera will use several of the University's marks on specialty glassware and ce rarnics

Kesbeh International Trading, Inc. Houston, Texas 77036 $50.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 3/1/88-12/31/90 Kesbeh International Trading, Inc. will use several of the University's marks on novelties/coIlectables, which includes flags of various sizes, as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10.1 (C) 8( (D) and I f . l of the Trademark Agreement

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS ATAUSTIN Trademark License Agreements U.T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1 988

17. Licensee:



18. Licensee:


Period : Description :

19. Licensee:

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20. Licensee:



21. Licensee;


Period: Description ;

Kevin M. Kiser San Antonio, Texas 78209 $50.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 4/0 1 /88 - 1 2/3 1 190 Kevin M. Kiser will use several of the University's marks on mirrors

Kolder, Inc. Edin burg, Texas 78539 $00 .a0 Six percent (%6) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/86 - 12131 190 Kolder, Inc. will use several of the University's marks on the "Kolder Holder" beverage holder

Maier & Berkele Atlanta, Georgia 30305 $50.00 Six percent ( 6 O A ) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 4/04 /88 - I 2131 190 Maier & Berkele wifl use several of the University's marks on Waterford Crystal mugs

Mark Cashman dibla Lifestyles Austin, Texas 78731 $loo.oo Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12/31/90 Mark Cashman d/b/a Lifestyles will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes all types of clothing, hatslcaps, footwear, and hosiery

Meadow Mountain Designs Thomaston, Maine 04861 $50.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12/31/90 Meadow Mountain Designs will use sever21 of t h e University's marks on pewter and crystal paperweights

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Trademark License Agreements U. T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

22. Licensee:

License Issue Fees: Royalty :


23. licensee:



24. Licensee:



25. Licensee:



New Era Cap Company, Inc. Derby, New York 14047 $00.00 Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12/31/90 New Era Cap Company, Inc. will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes various types of caps and v i s ~ r s

Pintail Corporation Naugatuck, Connecticut 06770 $00.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of all licensed products soid by licensee I /01/88 - 1 2/31 /90 Pintail Corporalion will use several of the University's marks on travel and apparel accessories, which includes, but is not limited to: canvas travel kits, flasks, neckwear (ties), ke) fobs, and web belts

Pointer's International Corp & Pro-Line Cap Co. Ft. Worlh, Texas 761 08 $1 00.00 Seven percent (7%) of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1 O/O 1 /87 - 1 2131 189 Pointer's International Corp & Pro-Line Cap Co. will use several of the University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes, but is not limited to: golf shirts, hooded sweatshirts, and caps

Ra(ly Products, Inc. Tulsa, Oklahomz 741 07 $1 00.00 Seven percent (7%) of grass sales of all iicensed products sold by licensee 4/0 1 188 - 1 213 1 190 Rally Products, Inc. will use several of t5e University's marks on wearing apparel, which includes all types of clothing, as may be approved in accordance with paragraphs 10.1(C)&(D) and 11.1 of t h e Trademark Agreement

THE UNlVE RSlTY OF TEXAS AT AUSTIN Trademark License Agreements U.T. Board of Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

26. Licensee:



27. Licensee:



Skilshot Unlimited Austin, Texas 78735 $50.00 Six percent (6% of gross sales of all licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12131190 Skilshot Unlimited will use several of the University's marks on "Skilsl~of" racquetball racq u e is

Sonn Products Kirkland, Washington 98033 $50.00 Six percent (6%) of gross sales of a!l licensed products sold by licensee 1/01/88 - 12131190 Sonn Products will use several of the University's marks on roller auto shades



JUNE 9 , 1988

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987 -88 OPERATING BUDGET

erm "ratew f o r academic personnel is the full-time nine-month base r a t e ; 11 other personnel it is the full-time twelve-month rate, the a p p o i n t e e ~ i n g a proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time f o r which appoin ted and the p e r i o d of h i s appointment, Source of funds for payment

Laries unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account, l ing the Available University Fund.

'OINTMENTS TO NAMED PROFESSORSHIPS. ENDOWED FELLOWSHIPS. ENDOWED IFESSORSHIPS. AND ENDOWED CHAIRS - 1 9 8 7 - 8 8 BUDGET

)ointments were approved through Agenda action at p r i o r meetings of the .rd of Regents, as follows:

Nine Months Chair or sorship o r Chair and Academic Professorship Effective ment or School Rate Appointment Date - - - * * * * - - - * - - - d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - + * - L - L + L - - - L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - -

E OF LIBERAL ARTS >istics $ i d Bruton, Jr. Regents ;hair In Libera l A r t s (Tenure) King, Rober t D

(RBC 1 5 1 5 )

1 , Dcpartmcnt, T i t l e , Name * - - - - - - - - h - d 4 * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

'INTMENTS ,RAL ADMINISTRATLON AND STUDENT SERVICES ' f i ce Of The Pres ident Edi~orial Research A s s o c i a t e

2 Sprague, KurL11

Source of Funds: Current Restricted Funds

fice [If The V i c e - P r e s i d e r l t F u r t uden t Affairs Spec ia l Assist-ant.

3 C a l d w e l l , Ja~iles L

)I, OF ARCHTTECTTJRE ,ecturer (Non-Tenure)

4 Hoffman, David H

CGE OF LIBERAL ARTS .hropology : en io r L e c t u r e r (Non-Tenure)

5 S c h i e f f - e l i n , Edward L

isiting Associa te Professor (Non-Tenure)

6 D a n i e l , E r r o l V

ssics isiting Professor (Non-Tcnurc)

7 V n n a l h r e c h t , Michael

nch And ltalian 2cturer (Non-Tenure)

8 Bourcnane, Karima R

kraphy *se.arch Associate 9 Jordan, T e r r y G

Source of Funds: C u r r e n t R e s t r i c t e d Funds

~ a n i c Languages Y i Ling P ro fe s so r (Non- Tenure) 10 Giesen fe ld , Gu~iLer

uage A n d Area Center For in American Studies search Fellow 11 Dvrlahue, John M -

I I liar Lec Lurer (Nnn-Tenure.) L2 Ross, A l a a I

lo logy uncr. Ass i s tar i~ Professor Ion-Tenure) 3 Lansford , Llayne L

4 Vaid, Jyotsna

Ef f-ec tr ive Date

Full- rime S a l a r y

- No.

Time N o s . R a t e - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - -

Department, - - - - - - - - - + * +

Effective Title, Name Date _ - _ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - _ _ - _ _ - - - u - - - - - - - - - - -

NTMENT S GE OF NATURAL SCIENCES any esearch A s s o c i a t e 15 Todz ia . Carol A

T i m e , - - - - - -

Full - time Salary

- - - - - - - . . No. Mos . Rate R3C

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ + _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - _ - - - - -

Source of Funds: National Science Foundation

n i s t r y and Physics l s i t i n g P ro fes so r (Non-Tenure) 16 Meyer, Wilfried E 0116 100 09 50,000 1496

149 7 bstdoctoral Fe l low 1 7 Waluk, Jacek W 0301 100 12 2 0 , 4 7 2 1596

Source of Funds : National Institutes of Health

18 Kruger, Marlena C 0201 100 12 16,200 1 5 5 2

Source of Funds : National Institutes of Health

19 Zen, Jyh-Myng 0216 100 12 16,200 1 5 5 k

Saurce of Funds: National Science Foundation

!O Manopoulos, David E

Source of Funds: Navy

'1 Baxter, James P

Source of Funds: Department O f Energy

2 Windham, Rebecca C

Source of Funds: Department Of Eriergy

?arch A s s o c i a t e 3 Klingensmith, Kenneth

Source of Funds: National Science Foundativri

:er Sciences !arch S c i e n t i s t - Emerson, Ernest A 11

Source o f Funds : National Science Foundation

d o c t o r a l Fellow K i m , Sungjo

0210 LOO 1 2 2 5 , 8 9 6 1 5 0 5

Source of Funds: Department Of Energy

Department, T i t l e , Name - - - - * * - - - - * * * - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

NTMENTS GE OF NATURAL SCIENCES hematics isiting Professor (Non-Tenure)

2 6 Smith, Adrian F

robiology esearch Scientist

27 Walker, James R

Source of Funds: National Institutes of Health

s i c s ?search Scientist 28 Ray, Robert L


O g Y cturer (Non-Tenure) 29 Long, Walter K

search Associate 30 Wilczynski, Walter

Source of Funds : National Science Foundation

search Scientist 31 Kirkpatrick, Mark A


12 H i l l i s , David M


3 Zakon, Harold H


4 Larimer, James 1.

Source of Funds: National I n s t i t u t e s of Health

:doc tora l F e l l o w 5 Patton, Paul E

E f f e c t i v e Date

- - - - . . - - - -

F u l l - t i m e Sa lary

* * - - - - - - - No. Mos . Rate RBC

* * *

0601 100 0 9 40 ,000 1580

0601 LOO 0 9 40,000 1533

0601 100 09 5 4 , 0 3 5 1 5 7 6


Department, T i t l e , Effective

Dare T i m e - - - - * - * - * - d - - d - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

NTMENT S GE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION anc e enior Lecturer (Non-Tenure)

36 Knight, Robert E

FULL- time Salary

- - - - - - - - - No. Mos . Rate

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - RBC

agement Science and Information Systems enior Research Fellow

37 Mevert, Peter M 02 15 100 12 6 6 , 6 6 7 1579

Source o f Funds: C u r r e n ~ Restricted Funds

;E OF EDUCATION :iculum A n d Instruction i junct Associate Professor :!don- Tenure) 38 Mace-Matluck, B e t t y J

l e c ia l i s t (Nan-Tenure) 39 Rowold, Milam C

c turer (Non-Tenure) 40 Derby, Nancy J

ational Administration c turer (Non-Tenure) $1 Loredo, J u d i t h G

s io logy And Health Education siting Professor (Non-Tenure) i 2 Loeb, Gerald E

+ 3 Taylor, Charles R

iunct Assistant Profes so r Ion- Tenure ) .4 Wilkinson, Robert S

. tu rer (Non-Tenure) 5 Parker, Gene 0

earch Associate 6 Schallert, Timothy J


OF ENGINEERING -a1 Engineering ?arch Fellow 7 Wignacourt , Jean-Pierre


!arch Engineer Lloyd, Douglas R

Source of Funds Private

INTMENTS ,EGE O F ENGINEERING emical Engineering P o s t d o c t o r a l Fellow

49 Dang, Ky T

l i u l l - r ime Salary - - . - - - - - -

No. T i111e Mos . Rate

, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - + - -

RBC

Source of Furlds: Pr ivatc

v i l Engirleering 3c tt ie Margarc t Smith Chair i n Ei~vironmcntal Health Engineer ing ( Tenure)

50 Gloyna, E a r n e s t F 0301 50 09 90,000 1563 1564 15 6 5

' i s i t i n e Professor (Non-Tenure) 51 A ~ ~ d e r s o r i , V i r g i l I.

:C;E O F F l N E AKTS .ma , p e c i a l i s t (Non- Tcnurc)

5 2 Funicello, Kalph

CHOOL OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS isiting Professor (Non-Tcnurc)

5 3 Urquhart, Brian F: 0116 100 09 5 0 , 0 0 0 1506

Source of Funds: Current R e s t r i c t e d Vunds

r n j ect Coordinator 54 Glover, Robert W

Svurce of Funds: Tcxas Education Agency

:search A s s o c i a t e 5 5 Eaton, David J

Source of Funds: I n t e r a g e ~ i c y Contract

. OF N U R S I N G ~s t ruc to r I n C l i r l i c a l Nursing Non-Tenure) 56 Taylor, Katherine. M

E O F PHARMACY j urlct Assistant P r o f e s s o r Non-Tenure) 57 Monks, Terrcncc J

OF LAW siting Profcssor (Non-Tenure) 58 Cripps, Yvonne M

'turer (Non-Tenure) i 9 Wang, J ingshan

Department, Title, Name

NTMENTS RY ib ra r i an , Music Cataloger

60 Lawrence, Marj or ie

F u l l - time S a l a r y

- - - - - - - - - Effect ive No.

Date Time Mos . Rate . - - - - - - _ _ * - - - * * * * - - - * - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - -

RBC - - - - - - - -

usic Librarian, Fine A r t s Library 61 Hunter, David C 0401 100 1 2 27,500 1650

ibrarian, Cataloging Department 62 Algier-Baxter , A i m e e T 0328 100 12 2 4 , 5 0 0 1631

t Z E D RESEARCH titute For Fusion Studies i rector 6 3 Drumnond, William E

Source of Funds: Department Of Energy, P r iva te

mior Research Fellow 64 Nocentini, Aldo

65 Agren, Olov K

search Fellow 6 6 Mao, Xin Q


Saurce of Funds: Department Of Energy

;8 Zhu, Wenhua


9 Gao, Darning

Source of Funds : Department Of Energy

0 Wang , Shuj i n

Source of Funds : Department Of Energy

l t i o n Research Center .arch Associate L Bean, Frank D Jr

Source of Funds : Private Contract

R e h i t z e r , Jamcs B

Source of Funds : Private Contract

Department, , - - - - - - - - - -

, . - I ~ t l e , Name , - - - A - - - - - - -

INTMENTS VIZLU RESEARCH ~ulation Research Center

/ 3 Kel ly , William R

FIII 1 - t i m ~ ? 5 a 1 a r y

Effective No. Date Time Mos . Rate RE C

_ * d _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ - - d ~ + ~ - - - - + - ~ - ~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Source o f Funds: National Institutes of t l ea lrh

7 4 Browning, Harley L OGOl 100 0 9 113,800 1583

.as Archeologi c a l Research Lab 'esearch Fellow 75 Gibson, Eric C

AL ITEMS eau Of Economic Geology esearch Associate

76 Ker r , Denriis R

Source of Funds : Payroll Clea r ing Account

csoarch F e l l o w 77 Pferdeksmpher, Heinz W

Source uf Funds: Current Restricted Funds

78 J o l l a r i d s , Andrew

Source of Funds : Current Restricted Funds

79 Keerian, John 11 C:


80 B r i n k , Gerhardus J

Source of Funds : Current Restricted Funds

au O f Engineering Research ordinator 81 Rische, Becky D

e r F o r Research In Wacer mrccs r ec to r 37. Mays, L a r r y W

ze Science I r i s t i t .u te stdoctoral Fellow 33 P a t i n o , Reynaldo

S0urc.e o f Funds: Environment-a1 Frotcc t iv11 A ~ e r i c y

Department, Title, Name

Full - time Sa la ry

- - - - - - - - - E E f ec tive No.

Date Time Mos . Rate RBC

as Memorial Musewn ostdactoral Fellow

84 Winemiller, Kirk 0

CE DEPARTMENTS AND REVOLVING FUNDS putation Center esearch Scientist

8 5 Browne, James C

IARY ENTERPRISES l l t y Center 3sistant Manager Of The Facul ty Center 86 Cook, Cecelia S

D e p a r t m e n t , .. - - - - - - - - - - -

ES STATUS -

Title, Name - - - -

E f f e c r i v e Date T i m e

GE OF ENGINEERING hanical Engineering 87 Jaeger, Stephen P

m: Lecturer (Non-Tenure)

Adjunct Assis tartt Professor 0116 (Non-Tenure) -.

X O O L OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS 38 King, Christopher T

R : Research Program Manager

Research Associate

Source of Funds: Interagency Contract and Coordinatine Board

E OF PHARMACY 9 Boyd, Frank L Jr

: P o s t d o c t o r a l Fellow

Postdoccora l Fellow

Source of Funds: Narional Institutes of Health

tED RESEARCH PROJECTS led Research Laboratory 1 Coble, George P

S p e c i a l Research A s s o c i a t e

Assistant Director

FWNDS r s i t y Interscholastic League

Farney, William D

Assistant Athletic Director

Assistant D i r e c t o r

F u l l - time Salary

- - - - - - - - - No. Mos. Rate RBC

- - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - -

F u l l - time Salary

- - - < - - - - -

Effective No. em, D e p a r t m e n t , T i t l e , Name Date T i m e Mos. Rate RBC . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - * * * - - 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - L - L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 2 - - - - - - - -

4VES OF ABSENCE LLEGE OF LIBEML ARTS % n ~ h r o p o l o g y Associate Pro fes so r (Tenure)

92 Urban, Gregory P 0116 0531 0 09 35,200 1 5 2 3

'rench And Italian Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure)

9 3 Douglas, Allen R 0116 0531 100 09 27 ,200 1512

LEGE OF EDUCATION ~ e c i a l Education Professor (Tenure)

94 Larsen, Stephen C

Full- time Salary

- A - - - - - - - E f f e c t i v e No.

em, Department, T i t l e , Name Date Time Mos. Rate RBC - - - - - - * * * * * _ * - * * - _ _ - - - - - - - - - * * - - - - * - - - - * * - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . -

,SIGNATIONS 'LLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS English

Professor (Tenure) 45 Hairston, Maxine C

French And Italian Professor Emeritus (Non-Tenure)

96 Thielemann, Leland J 1224

,LEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES :hemis try

Postdoctoral Fellow 97 Pakulski, Marek K


98 E l h i b r i , Mohammad J


,EGE OF ENGINEERING rospaee Engineering nd Engineering Mechanics Postdoctoral Fellow

99 Cline, Douglas D

Source of Funds: Navy

)L OF J A W ,dj unc t Professor (Non-Tenure) I00 Rebholz , J a m e s A 0115

GE OF PHARMACY linical Associate Professor ~ n d Research Associate [Non- Tenure) 101 Drake, Virginia K


Y brarian, Latin American Serials 3ordinator 102 Russell, Susan E

:ED RESEARCH Lute For Biomedical Research tdoc toral Fellow 03 Nara, Yoshio

Source of Funds: Welch Foundation

14 Cheng, Lingling

Source of Funds: Pr iva te Con t r ac t

em, Department, Title, Name

SIGNATIONS GANIZED RESEARCH Institute For Fusion Studies

Research Associate 105 An, Zhi G

Source of Funds : Federal Subcontract

Senior Research F e l l o w 106 Okamoto, Masao

107 Bekki, Naoaki


:IAL ITEMS ireau Of Economic Geology Research Scientist

108 Sofer. Zui

Source of Funds: Payroll Clearing Account

rine Science I n s t i t u t e Pos tdocrora l Fellow 109 Tran t , John M

Effective Date

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

Source of Funds: Environmental P r o t e c t i o n Agency

CE DEPARTMENTS AND REVOLVING FUNDS t i t u t e For Geophysics as tle r 110 Marchetti, Sanzio C

Full - ti~rle S a l a r y

- - - - - - - - - No. Mos. Rate

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND STUDENT SERVICES O f f i c e o f t h e Pres ident

111. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $28,050

From: I n t e r e s t on Designated Funds T ime Depos i t s

To: Southern Assoc ia t i on o f Colleges and Schools - S i t e V i s i t

Transfer of funds f o r t he April, 1988 reaccreditation s i t e v i s i t .

V i c e President fo r Business A f f a i r s 112. Amount of Transfer - $10,000

From: Interest on Designated Funds Time Depos i ts

To : Musi c L i cense Fees and Royal t i e s

To transfer f u n d s for music 1 icense fees f o r 1987-88.

O f f i ce o f t h e Vice President for Development and U n i v e r s i t y Re la t i ons

113. Amount o f Transfer - $17,740 From: I n t e r e s t on Designated Funds Time Deposits

To: UNIS Media Gulde

Transfer o f funds f o r expenses re la ted t o Media Guide.

lean o f Students 114. Amount o f Transfer - $50,000

From: Interest on Cur ren t R e s t r i c t e d Funds Time D e p o s i t s

To: PREVIEN 1988

Funds f o r m inor i ty s tuden ts t o a t tend the second summer session.

YRAL INSTITUTIONAL EXPENSE !velopment O f f i c e 115. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $10,200

From: V i c e President f o r Development and U n i v e r s i t y Relat ions Spec i a 1 Equipment

To: Computer Rental and Purchased Se rv i ces

3960

RBC -

To cover overdraft i n computer rental account.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE 116. Amount o f Transfer - $10,600

Frcm: O f f i c e o f t h e President - Una l loca ted Teaching S a l a r i e s

To: F c c u l t y Sa lar ie s

T r a n s f e r o f funds fo r suppl fmenta 1 funding f o r S p r i r,g appo i n t ~ e n t s .

COLLEGE GF LIBERAL ARTS L i n g u i s t i c s

117, Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $89,667

From: O f f i c e o f t h e Dean Specia l Equipment

To: Special Equipment

Addi t i onal a1 l o c a t i o n f o r 1987-88.

ILLEGE OF NATURAL SCIENCES Mathematics


From: Of f ice of t h e Dean Spec ia l Equipment

To: S t a r t Up - David F i r t h - Mathernatlcs

Funds for equipment purchase.

.LEGE OF 8USlKESS ADMlNISTRATION k c o u n t i n g , Finance 119. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $17,555

From: O f f i c e o f the President- Unal located Teaching Salaries

To: Accounting Facul ty Salar ies ($7,5561, Fir+ancr Faculty S a l a r i e s ($9 ,999)

Funding for S p r i n g 1988 appointments.

nance 120, Amount o f Transfer - $127,530

From: O f f i c e o f t h e President- Unal located Teaching Salaries

To: Teaching A s s i s t a n t s

RBC -

1517

To transfer funds t o prov ide Teaching A s s i s t a n t support f o r Spr ing 1988.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

39G2

RBC

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIOR (Continued) Management Sc ience and Informat ion Sy s terns


From: O f f i c e o f the President- Unal 1 ocated Teaching Salaries


To t r a n s f e r funds t o p r o v i d e Teaching A s s i s t a n t support f o r Spr ing 1988.

XLLEGE OF COMMUNICATION Radi o-Televi s i on-Fi lm and Speech

Communication 122. Amount of Transfer - $99,734

From: O f f i c e o f t h e President - Unal l o c a t e d Teaching S a l a r i e s

To: Radio-TV-Fi l m - Facu l t y Salaries ($34 ,475) Speech Communication - Faculty S a l a r i e s ($65,259)

Transfer o f funds t o re tu rn lapsed funds and supplemental f und ing f o r Spr ing appointments.

ILLEGE OF ENGINEERING Aerospace Engineer ing and Engineer ing

Mechanics 123. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $135,856

From: O f f i c e o f t h e Pres ident - Unal l o c a t e d Teaching Salaries

To: Aerospace Engineer ing - Facul t Salar ies ($21,922) Cherni c a l Engineer ing - ($4,2507 Mechanical Engineering ($109,684)

Transfer of funds for supplemental funding for Spring appointments.

1 ectri cal and Computer Eng ineer ing 124. Amount o f Transfer - $109,195

From: O f f i c e o f the President - Unallocated Teaching Salaries

To: Faculty Salaries

T r a n s f e r o f funds f o r suppl ernental funding f o r Spr ing appointments .

125. Amount o f T rans fe r - $139,180 1624

From: O f f i c e of t h e Pres ident - Una l loca ted Teaching S a l a r i e s


To cover Teaching A s s i s t a n t appointments for t h e Spr ing Semester 1988.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

COLLEGE OF ENGIMEERING (Continued) E l e c t r i c a l and Computer Engineer ing (Continued)

126. Amount o f Transfer - $32,316 From: O f f i c e o f the Pres ident -

Unal 1 ocated Teaching Salaries


Funding for Teaching A s s i s t a n t appointments f o r Spring 1988.

Petroleum Engineer ing 127. Amount o f Transfer - $15,000

3963

RBC -

From: O f f i c e o f the Pres ident - Unal located Teaching Salaries

To: Teaching Ass is tan ts

Funds transferred t o o f f s e t encumbrances t o Teaching A s s i s t a n t account.

'ASUREMENT AND EVALUATION 128. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $10,000

From: O f f i c e o f t h e President Special Equi prnent and Operations

To: Spec ia l Equipment

To p r o v i d e funds f o r a replacement vehicle.

iAN I ZED RESEARCH 'oniputer Sciences Research Development Fufid

129. Amount o f Transfer - $300,000

From: O f f i ce o f the President - Spec ia l Research Support

To: Computer Sciences Research Oevel oprnent Fund - A&P ($70,000) Wages ($200,000) M&O ($15,000) Travel ($5,000) Computer Rental & Pur. Ser. ($10,000)

Transfer o f funds t o establish budget f o r 1987-88.

IAL ITEMS 2duate Fell ows h i ps and Scholarshi ps i30. Amount of T rans fe r - $207,500

From: Culturally and Economical ly Disadvantaged Students

To: Graduate Fe l l owsh ips and Scholarships

T rans fe r o f funds f o r The U n i v e r s i t y ' s 5-year conlrnitment on t h e EEOC Plan.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

3964

RBC -

DESIGNATED FUNDS O f f i c i a l Occasions


From: Interest on Des igna ted Funds Time D e p o s i t s

To: U. T. Austin O f f i c i a l Occasions, Including Travel

Transfer o f funds f o r provide for official expenses in 1987-88.

AUXIL IARY ENTERPRISES Housing and Food Service Repair and

Maintenance 132. Amount o f Transfer - $85,846

From: Jester Center ($54,328), Andrews-Carothers-B1 anton ($8816), L i ttlefiel d ($9,2571, Kinsolving { $ 6 , 3 9 2 ) , Moore {$2,314), H i 1 1 ($882), Brackenridge-Roberts-Prather ($3,857)

To: Salaries ($74,590), Other Opera t ing Expenses ($11,256)

To t r a n s f e r maintenance money budgeted i n u n i t accounts t o R e p a i r and Maintenance for carpentry work.

133. Amount o f Transfer - $24,353 1560

From: S i m k i n s ($2,314), Mobi l e Home Park ($3311, Colorado ($8,265), Gateway ($5,7301, Brackenr idge I ($5,7301, Brackenridge I1 ($1,983)

To: Salar ies ($21,161), Other Operat ing Expenses ($3,192)

To transfer nlaintenance money budgeted i n u n i t accounts t o Repair and Maintenance accounts for ca rpen t r y work.

'acul ty Center 134, Amount of Transfer - $48,420

From: Aux i l iary Enterprises A d m i n i s t r a t i o n - Unal 1 ocated

To: Refurbishing and Renovation

To fund the renovat ion o f the f i r s t and second f l o o r s o f Wa l t e r Webb Hal 1, including replacement o f equipment i n k i tchen.

xas Union 135. Amount o f Transfer - $837,484

From: Union Din ing Services A u x i l i a r y Services - Income To: Union D i n i n g Services Auxiliary Services Salar ies

($270,348), Other Operating Expenses ($567,136)

To set up 1987-88 budge t i n new account for d i n i n g fac i 1 i t y a t MCC.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

3965

RBC -

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES (Continued) Texas Student Pub1 l c a t i ons


From: Est imated Income - KTSB Radio

To: KTSB Radio Wages ($4,000), Other Operat ing Expenses ($21,700), T rave l ($600)

To e s t a b l i s h budget for KTSB Radio a s approved by TSP Board on 12/&/67.

137. Amount o f Transfer - $25,000 160 5

From: General Overhead

To: Reserve for F a c i 1 i t i e s l c o n t i ngenci es

To t r a n s f e r unused funds f o r cancel led p r o j e c t from operating a c c o u ~ t bal ance to reserve account b a l hr,ce.

',ANT FUNDS 138. Amount o f Transfer - $205,000

From: Major Repair, Remodeling, and Equipment - Unal located

To: Service Bui ld ing - D.P. Space

To prov ide funds t o r e t r o f i t the Service B u i l d i n g f o r t h e main frame.


From: Major Repair, Remodeling, and Equipment - Unallocated To: Engineer ing Science B u i l d i n g

Transfer of funds to i n s t a l 1 a Hazardous Gas Mon i to r i ng and A l a r m System i n the Engineering Science Building.


From: M a j o r Repair , Remodeling and Equipment - Una l l oca ted

To: NOH - Misc. Renovations

To t r a n s f e r funds f o r m i scel 1 aneous r enova t i ons to hocl r i c h Ha 11,

143. Amount o f T rans fe r - $34,825 1661

From: Major Repairs, Remodeling and Equipment - Unal located

To: ASH E l e v a t o r Repai r

To t r a n s f e r funds t o upgrade t h e elevators in Ashbel S m i t h Hall.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS - RBC

PHYSICAL PLANT 142. Amount o f Transfer - $25,000

From: Ava i l ab le Funds - for Repair P r o j e c t s

To: P a t t e r s o n Laboratory

Transfer o f funds t o prov ide a d d i t i o n a l funds f o r t he renovat ion o f Rooms 540-546 i n t h e Laboratory.


From: Available Funds - f o r Repair Pro jec ts

To: Campus - Fire Alarms

Transfer of funds f o r the instal l a t i on o f f i r e alarm systems campus-wide.

144. Amount o f Transfer - $165,000 From: Available Funds - for Repair P r o j e c t s

To: NUR Roof Repair

To transfer funds t o repair t h e r o o f on t h e Nurs ing B u i l d i n g .

145. Amount o f Trans fer - $15,500

From: A v a i l a b l e Funds - Repair Projects

To: Pharmacy Building

T r a n s f e r of funds t o renovate Room 3.210 o f Pharmacy Bui ld ing .

146. Amount o f Transfer - $10,000 From: Available Funds - Repair Projects

To: Col 1 ege of Business Admini stration - Mechanical Room

Transfer o f funds for t h e n o i s e abatement p r o j e c t i n the mechanical room of t h e College o f B u s i n e s s Administration.


From: Available Funds - Repair P r o j e c t s

To: E a s t Campus D e m o l i t i o n

Transfer o f funds because t h e original contractor wi thdrew h i s b i d and the n e x t lowest b i d w i 1 l require $63,000 additional funding.

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

PHYSICAL PLANT (Continued) 148. Amount o f Trans fe r - $299,500

3967

RBC -

1535

From: Longhorn Scholarship Fund

To: Dana X . B i b l e Academic Center Remodeling

Transfer o f funds f o r t h e remodeling of space in Bellrnont Hall l o e s t a b l i s h the Dana X . B i b l e Academic Center fo r use by t h e Women's and Men's Inter- collegiate A t h l e t i c s Departments.



JUNE 9, 1988

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

The follawing item has been received and is recommended for approval by the U. T. Board of Regents:

A one-time special honorarium of $1 5,000 for Clifford 1. Gustafson, Head Basebal t Coach. The honorarium recognizes Mr. Gustafson's success as a coach at The University of Texas at Austin on the occasion of 1,000 collegiate wins. He is one of mly three coaches in Division One to reach this goal. Coach Gustafson has taken the rexas team to the College World Series fourteen times. His skills and leadership as a :oach have brought national acclaim and respect for the stability of The University's baseball program and for the caliber of the young men it has produced over the years.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

A p r i l 22 , 1988

D r . James Duncan Executive Vice Chancel]-or for

Academic Affairs The University of Texas System Austin, Texas 78713-7759

Dear Dr. Duncan:

The docket f o r the June 9, 1988, meeting of the Board of Regents i s submitted f o r your recommendation and p r e s e n t a t i o n t a the Board.

I recommend approval.

S i n c e r e l y ,

R o b e r t H. ~ u t f o r d l President

Enclosure

THE UNIVERSITY OF TESAS AT DALLAS

DOCKET FOR JUKE 9, 1988 MEETING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

P a ~ e No.

G i f t s from Private Donors and Foundations to t h e University . . . . . D- 3

U s e of Textbooks Written by Facul ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-4

Absence from Usual and Regular Duties . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . U-5

Car~tracts and Grants for Research, Development, and Educational Services:

Non-Governmental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-6

S t a t e and Local Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D-8

Federal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . D- 10

Amendments t o the 1987183 Operating Budget (including f a c u l t y and s taf f appointments and changes i n status and t-ransfers of funds

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . within existing b u d g e t t o t n l s ) D-14

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1988 Summer Session Budget D-19

U,T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

G I F T S FROM PKfVATE MINORS AND POUNDATTONS

The following g i f t s have been received and are recornmended for acceptance by the U . T . Board of Regents:

Donor P-.~rpose Amount

1. Lena Callier Trust Fund In support of Callicr $ 34,794.09 I n t c r F i r s t Bank Dallas, N. A . Center f o r Communication Dan Kelly, Vice President Trust Disorders Uallas, Texas 75283

2 . Ericsson, Inc I n support. of School of $ 100,000.00 M. Peter Thomas Erlg ineer ing and Computer 730 International Parkway Science Richardson, Texas 75081

3 . Rockwell International Corp. I n support of School of $ i 5 ,000.00 Trust Engineering and Compute-r c / o Kent M . Bl.ack Science Rockwell I n t e r n a t i o n a l Corp. 1200 N. A l m a Road M/S 407-421 Richardson, Texas 75081

The fo l l owing nomonetary g i f t has a l s o been received.

4 . R . D. Mitchell 3613 Harvard Avenue Dallas, Texas 75205

In support of Wineburgh $ 39,335.88*** Philatelic Research T.ibrary

J.....t ---Noncash g i f t - other. The amount s t a t ed is t h e estimated value nn the date of receipt by t h e institution.


U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

USE OF TEXTBOOKS WRITTEN BY FACULTY

In accordance with Part I, Chapter 111, S e c t i o n 24 of the Rules and Regula- tions of t h e Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, I recommend approval of the use of t he following faculty authored book as a textbook for the 1987-88 f i s c a l year:

Rovalty Cost t o per Author

T i t l e Author Student per volume

Teaching t h e Learning D. K i m Reid and o t - h ~ r 26.70 15.OX Disabled f a c u l t y contributors

Tn accordance with Part I, Chapter 111, Section 24 of the Rules arld Regula- tions of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, I recommend approval of t h e use of the following faculty authored books a s t ex tbooks f o r the 1988-89 f i s c a l year:

T i t l e Author

R o y a l t y Cost to per Author Student rjer volume

C u u r t s and Modern Medicine Anthony Champagne and $29.95 5 .0% Rosemary Dawes

Texas at t h e Crossroads Anthony Champagne and 14.95 2.5% Edward Harpham

THE I JNIVERSITI OF TEXAS AT DALLAS


JUNE 9, 1988

ABSENCE FROM USUAL AND REGULAR DUTIES

In accordance with Part Two, Chapter 111, Section 10, of the R u l e s and Regu- l a t i ons of the Board of Regents of The University of Texas System, I recommend, and the Chancellor's Office has approved, the following requests f o r absence from usual and regular duties.

1. Steven Eric Best for the per iod January 3, 1988, th rough February 12, 1988, to t r a v e l to St. Louis, Missouri to process data tapes f o r thesis research at process ing facility at Washington I J n i v e r s i t y . No s ta te . funds are i n v o l v e d .

2 . Steven Eric Best for the period of February 29, 1988, through March 30, 1988, to travel to Bed Sea H i l l s , Port Sudan, Sudan, to carry o u t f i e l d work as part of M.S. thesis research under the supervision of Dr. Robert J. Stern, as specified in g r a n t . No state funds are invulved .

3. D. R , Zuccaro for t h e pe r iod of March 6, 1988, th rough April 9, 1988, to t r a v e l to Malindi, Kenya, to provide launch support for San Marco Satellite and ground data handl ing check-out and c o n t r o l center t e s t i n g . NO state funds are invo lved .

4 . W , B . lianson for t h e p e r i o d March 1 2 , 1988, through April 30, 1988, to travel to Malindi, Kenya, to provide launch support for San Marco Satellite and ground data handling check-out and control center testing. No s t a t e f u n d s a r e involved.

5, C. R. L i p p i n c o t t f o r t h e pe r iod March 13 , 1988, t h r o u g h April 16, 1988, to t rave l to Malindi, Kenya, to provide launch s u p p a r t for San Marco Satellite and ground data handling check-out and c o n t r o l center t e s t i n g . No s t a t e funds are i nvo lved .

1'HE U N I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS AT DALLAS


JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR R E S W C H , DEVELOPMJ2NT

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVELWENTAL (FUNDS COMING IN)

The following items have been awarded and are reconnnended f o r approval by t h e U,T. Board of Regents :

1. Agency: Na. : New Funds: Current Period:

2. Agency : No. : New Funds: Current Period:

3 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current P~riod: TitlelUescription;

4 . Agency: No.: New Funds: Current Per iod : Title/Description:

5 . Agency: No.: New Funds: Cur ren t Per i,od :

ARC0 Oil and Gas Company None $14,943 March 21, 1988 through March 20, 1989 Industrial Research Assistant Agreement for Charise Adame

ARC0 O i l and Gas Company None $11,715 February 8 , 1988 through January 31 , 1989 Industriai Research Assistant Agreement f o r La r ry Dewett

March of D i m e s B i r t h Defects Foundation None $25,000 March 1, 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 Antecedents of Language Competence and Socio-Emotional Adjustment i n Young Deaf Children

Sun Explora t ion and Production Company None $50,000 June 1, 1988 through May 31, 1989 Exploration Seismology

The F r i e n d s of The Wcst End None $5,000 March l a , 1988 th rough September 30, 1988 Impact of Dart Cut-and-Cover in West End

THE UNIVBRSITY OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

U.T. RQARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

CONTRACTS AN11 GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FUNDS COMING IN)

The following i t e m s have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T, Board of Regents:

Agency :

No. : New Funds: Current Period:

2 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Description:

C i t y of Dallas Department of Park arrd Recreation Division of Cultural Affairs 87-3559 $5,000 November 1, 1987 through September 30, 1988 Callier Theater Spring Production

Texas Commission on t h e A r t s None $1,000 March 1, 1988 th rough March 12. 1988 Texas Touring PresenterlDeborah Hay

THE UNIVERSITY OF TFXAS AT DALLAS

U.T. BOARD OF REGENTSf MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

CONTRACTS AND GILZNTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE ANU LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The following items have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T . Board of Regents:

1. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period :

2 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period:

The University of Texas a t Ar 1 i n g t on None $7,000 March 1, 1988 through August 31, 1988 Subcon t r ac t under N I X Grant No. 5 ROI NS18276-05: Services of a Biomedical Technician to Test Non-Laryngeal Motor Activities

The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas SC 88-00? $11,768 September 1, 1987 through August 31, 1988 Subcontract under NTH Grant No, 5 R01 NS18276-05: "Phonatory and Neural Correlates of Spasmodic Dysphoniaff


1J.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR HESJXRCH, DEVELOPMENT

AND EDUCATIONAL SUVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT (FUNDS COMING IN)

The following items have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1. Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Current Period:

2 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Description:

3 . Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Cur ren t Period: TitlelDescription:

4 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t P e r i o d :

Department of Defense U. S , Air Force Air Force Systems Command Electronic Systems D i v i s i o n F19628-87-K-0014, PO0004 $90,000 December 30, 1986 th rough March 30, 1990 Studies of Ionospheric Dynamics U t i l i z i n g Data from DMSP

Department of Educa t ion P094B80180 $96,000 August 15, 1988 through August 1 4 , 1989 P a t r i c i a Roberts Harris Graduate and Professional Study Fellowship Program

Department of Education Office of Postsecondary Education Office of Stude-nt Financial Assistance PO08804270 $30,041 J u l y 1, 1987 through June 30 , 1988 P e l 1 Grant Program

Department of Heal th and Human Services Public Health Service Fogar ty International Center 1 F06 TW01333-01 $ 3 3 , 5 7 0 February 18, 1988 t h r o u g h February i 7 , 1989 Anatomy and Physiology of Zinc-Containing Neurons

The University of Texas at Dallas C o n t r a c t s , Grants and Agreements - Federal (Cont'd) Regentst Meeting June 9, 1988

5. Agency:

No* : New Funds : Current Per iod :

6 . Agency :

No* : New Funds: Current Period: TitlelDescription:

7. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period : Tit le/Descript ion:

8. Agency : No. : New Funds : C u r r e n t Period:

9. Agency: No* :

New Funds: Current Period:

Depart~nent of Health 2nd Human Services Public Heal th Serv ice Nat iona l Institute of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 GM34297-04 $125,122 January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Heat-Sensitive Mutants in Endocytic Function

Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Service National Institute of Mental Health 1 R29 MH41865-01A1 $122 ,642 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Circadian D i s t r i b u t i o n of SCN Neurotransmitter Receptors

Department of Health and Human Services Publ. ic Health Service National Institute o f Neurological and Communicative Disorders and S t r o k e 2 HOT NS1967S-04 $231,352 April 1, 1988 th rough March 31, I989 Speech-Language Learning and E a r l y Middle Ear Disease

NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center NAG 5-306 , Supplement No. 9 $25,807 September 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Ion D r i f t Meter Research

NASAlGoddard Space F l i g h t Center NAS5-25310 Modification No. T h i r t y (30) $20,000 February 9, 1788 through March 2 1 , 1988 Ion Veloci ty Instrument.!San Marco DIL Spacecraft

The Uxliversity of Texas at Dallas Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Regents' June 9, 1988

LO. Agency: No. :

New Funds: Current Period:

11. Agency: No. :

New Funds : Current Period :

12. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period:

1 3 , Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period:

T i t le/Descript ion:



Federal i~ont'd)

NASAl~oddard Space Flight Center NAS5-25310 Modification No. Thirty-One (31) $15,000 February 2 6 , 1988 through A p r i l 4 , 1988 Ion Velocity InstrumentlSan Marco D/L Spacecraft

NASAl~oddard Space Flight Center NAS5-25310 Modification No, Thirty-Two ( 3 2 ) $ 4 0 , 0 0 0 March 2 2 , 1988 through April 30, 1988 Ion Velocity ~nstrument/San Marco D / L Spacecraft

~ASAILangley Research Center NAS1-17399, Modification No. 16 $89,636 March 16, 1988 through August 3 1 , 1989 Support Activities to Maintain Sums Flight Readiness

NASAlMarshall Space Flight Center NASB-36954, Modification Nn. 2 $42,641 July 28 , 1987 through March 31, 1988 Cometary Retarding Ion Mass Spectrometer Development

~ASAlHeadquarters HAW- 1267 $163,776 February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 G i o t t o Data Analysis: "Neutral Mass Spectrometer Data from Balley's Comet

National Science Foundation ATM-8718391 $133,000 February 15, 1988 t-hrough July 3 i , 1989 Continuation of S t u d i e s c j f L o w and Middle Lat-itude Par t i c l e Precipitation

The University of Texas at Dallas Contracts, G r a n t s and Agreements - Federal (Cont'd) Regents' June 9 , 1988

15. Agency: No. : New Funds: Curren t Per iod :

17. Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Current Period:


19. Agency: No*: New Funds : Current Period:

National Scier~ce Founda t i g n DMS-8602993, Amendment No. 02 $23,150 June 1, 1988 through November 30, 1989 Mathematical Sciences: Matroid and Graph Decomposition

National Science Foundation PHY-8519293, Amendment No. 02 $25,000 A p r i l 1, 1988 through September 30, 1989 Conical Emission by Laser-Driven Atomic and Molecular Vapors (Physics)

National Science Foundation INT-9715273 $12,450 March 15, 1988 through August 31, 1991 U.S. - Italy Cooperative Research: Pu r i f i c a t i o t ~ of Tyros i n e Phosphoproteins

National Science Foundation EAR-8615790, Amendment No. 01 $65,000 January 1, 1988 through J u l y 31, 1989 Integration of Biostratigraphic, C h r o n o s t r a t i g r a p h i c and Geochronologic Data From Jurassic Eugeoclinal Terranes - Towards an Improved Geologic Time Scale


AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET


JUNE 9, 1988

The term "rate" f o r academic p e r s o n n e l i s the full-time nine-month base rate; for all other p e r s o n n e l i t is the f u l l - t i m e twelve-month ra te , the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the f rac t ion of time f o r which h e i s appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds f o r payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account .

Full-time Salarv

Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time Mos. Rate --

APPOINTMENT

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION School o f Arts and Humanities

Senior Lecturer 111 (Nun-Tenure) 1, Ihab Hassan

2. Leon Katz

3 . Hans W. Kroesinger

Ll BRARY Senior L i b r a r i a n (Unclassified)

4 . Earns t e in Dukes

Full- t i m t ? Sa larv

Effective % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date Time -- Mos. - Kate

CHANGES OF STATUS

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND STUDENT SERVICES Office of Vice President f o r Academic Affairs

5. Charlotte M. Bowling

From: Assistant to VPAA (Unclassified) 100 12 32,750 To: A s s i s t a n t to VPAA (unclassified) 3/01/88 100 12 33,850

Office of Vice President f o r Business Affairs

6 , Robert L. L o v i t t

From: V.P. for Business Affairs (Unclassified)

To: V . P . f o r Business A f f a i r s (Unc lass i f i ed )

Admissions and Registration 7. W. Koy Naugle

From: Director of Admissions (Unclassified)

To: D i r e c t o r of Admissions (Unclassified)

GENERAL ADMINISTJUTION AND STUDENT SERVICES and RESIDENT TNSTRUCTION

Internal Audits and Callier Business Off ice

8 . Michael J. Foxman

From: Director of Internal Audits ( Unclassified) 100 12 39,300

To: Direct-or of Internal Audit-s (Unclassified) 1 / 0 1 / 8 8 60 12 39,300 A c t i n g Callier Business Manager (~nclassif i e d ) 1 / 0 1 / 8 8 40 12 44 ,000

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION Callier Ccnter Administration

9 . Thomas J. Tighe

From: Callier Supplemental Income To: Cal l - ier Supplenlental Income

SERVICE DEPARTMENTS Telephone Services

10. Linda 1,. Picazo

From: Yiwector of Telecommunications (U~iclass if i e d ) 100 12 37,500

To: Director of Tele-communications (Unclassified) 3/01/88 70 13 37,500

Full-time S a l a r y

Effective % No. Item, Departm~nt, T i t l e , Name Date T i m e Mos. Rate HBC

CHANGES OF STATUS (cont'd)

AUXILIARY ENTERPRISES Student Counseling

11. Robert B. Mandell

From: Director, S tuden t Counseling and Health Serv ice (~nclassified) 100 12 33,500

To: D i r e c t o r , S tudent Counseling a n d H e a l t h S e r v i c e ( U n c 1 a s s i f i e d ) 3/01/88 100 12 34,639

Special Services Student Union

12. Norris D. Rachavong

From: Direc to r of Student Life (Unclassified) 100 1 2 30,200

To: Direc to r of Student L i f e (Unclassified) 3/01/88 100 12 31,400

Source of Funds: Spacia l Services {81%) , S t u d e n t Union (19%)

Financial Aid and Student Services 13 , Michael E. O'Rear

From: Il irector, Financial Aid (Unclassified) 100 1 2 32,600

To: Director, Financial A i d (Unclass i f f e d ) 3/01/88 100 1 2 33,708

Source of Funds: Auxiliary Enterprises ( 7 5 % ) , Contracts and Grants (25%)

Full-time Salary

Leave % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , N a m e Effect ivp. T i m e Mos . Rate HBC

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS a

Center for Space Sciences Research Scientist (Unclassified)

1 4 . John P. McClure

Full - t ime Sa la ry

Date of % Nu. T t e m , Department, T i t l e , Name Resi~nation ---- Time Mos. Rate RBC

RESIGNATIONS

DESIGNATED FUNDS Continuing Education Programs

Program Coordinator 15. James E. Harris


1988 SWm SESSION BUDGET

Appropr ia t ion for 1988 Summer S e s s i o n

(See Budget adopted by the Board of Regents, Page 117)

Plus: Transfer from Unallocated Resident Instruction Account

SUBTOTAL APPROPRIATED FUNDS

Plus: G i f t Fund A l l o c a t i o n s

TOTAL FUNDS A V A I U B L E (RBC D89)

Allocations for 1988 Summer Session RESIDENT INSTRUCTTON - Faculty Salaries

School 'of A r t s and Humanities

School of Nat-ural S c i e n c e s and Mathematics

School of Soc ia l Sciences

School of Management

School of Human Development

School of General Studies

School of Engineering and C u a p u t e r Science

GIFT FUNDS - Facul ty Sa l a r i e s

School of Engineering and Computer Science

TOTAL SUMMER SESSION BUDGET

3988


SUMMER BUDGET 1987/88

School of Arts and Hurnanities

Item Title Academic Rate Effective DatesNo. Name Tenure (9-Month) .E£.h From Thru Amount

Assistant Professor and Master

1. Ozvath, Zsuzsanna $29.900 100i. 6/01/88 8/31/88 $ 9,967

Professor

2. Corrigan. Robert W. T 64,125 SOt 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,688

3. Simpson, Stephen M. T 53,000 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 17,667

'I. Hambly, Gavin R. T 5LOOO 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 17,000

5. Kratz, Dennis M. T 42,000 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 lI~,DOO

6. Graff, Harvey J. T 40,000 67% 6/01/88 7/15/88 4,467

Associate Professor

7. Cluck, Nancy T 43,100 677- 7/16/88 8/31/88 4,835

8. Chandler, Joan M. T 41,300 lOOi; 6/01/88 7/11188 9,178

9. Worsfold, Victor L. T 39.500 100i. 7/01/88 8/31/88 8,778

10. Channell, David F. T 37,000 100i. 6/01/88 7/31/88 8.222

11. Sakai. Kazuya T 36,500 100i. 6/01/88 7/31/88 8.111

12. Rabe, Stephe.n G. T 36.000 lOOt 6/01/88 7/31/88 8.000

U. Stott. Deborah A. T 33,500 67% 6/01/88 7/15/88 3,741

14. Egea, E~teban R. m 32.200 100i,; 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,733.1.

15. Tuana. Nancy A. T 32,000 337- 6/01/88 8/31/88 3,5'20

16. Williamson. Linda K. T 32,000 67i. 6/01/88 7/15/88 3,573

17. Cohen, fUlton A. T 31,500 100? 6/01/88 7/]1/88 7,000

18. tobias, Ronald B. T 31,200 100i. 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,400

Assistant Professor

19. Argyros, Alexander 31.900 67? 6/01/88 7/15/88 3,562

20. Raaberg, Gwen 29,500 67% 6/01/88 7/15/88 3.294

21. Dt:uckcr, Johanna 29,000 10U7. 6/01/88 7131/88 6. II/I I ,

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THE UNIVERSITY OF T~~S AT DALLAS


School of Arts and Humanities (continued)

Item TitleNo. Name

Academic RateTenure (9-Month) Pet.

Effective DatesFrom Thru Amount.

Assistant Professor (continued)

22.

23.

Piper, Judith A.

Janosco, Gerald M.

Faculty Associate

$27,000

26,700

100% 6/01/88 6/30/88 $3,000

100% 6/01/88 7/31/88 5,933

24. St. Germain, Sheryl A. 16,468

Subtotal - -

Lecturers

707. 6/01/88 8/31/88

$

3,843

185,956

RO,866

Teaching Assistants

TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES, ARTS AND HUMANITIES - ~ - - - - -

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$ 289,200----------------

3990


§UMMER BL~GET 1987/88

School of Natural Scienn~s and Mathematics

Item Title Academic Rate. Effective DatesNo. Name Tenure (9-Month) Pet. From Thru Amount

Professor and Master

1. Cale, William G. Jr. T $44,800 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 $1/,,933

Professor and Program Head

2. Clowes, Royston C. T 62,800 97% 6/01/88 8/31/88 20,305

3. Van Ness, John W. T 55,000 1007- 6/01/88 8/31/88 18,333

4. Sherry, Allan D. T 5.1,600 337- 6/01/88 8/31/88 6,006

5. Hoffman, John H. T 54,500 507. 6/01/88 8/31/88 9,083

Associate Professor and Program Head

6. Carter, James L. T 42,300 1007- 6/01/88 8/31/88 14,100

7. Fifer, Frederick L. T 40,500 laO? 6/01/88 8/31/88 13,500

Professor

8. Hanson, William B. T 69,800 50? 6/01/88 8/31/88 11,633

9. Dunn, David E. T 66,000 50? 6/01/88 8/31/88 11,000

10. Cantrell, Cyrus D. T 62,000 507- 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,333

1l. Hunt, Louis R. T 58,000 67? 6/01/88 8131/88 12,953

12. Caldwell, Richard A. T 56,100 337. 6/01/88 8/31/88 (1, t71

13. Fenyves, Ervin J. T 53,000 50% 6/01/88 8/31/88 8,833

14. Bremer, Hans T 52.600 94% 6/01/88 8/31/88 16,481

15. Mit.terer, Richard M. T 52,2.00 100? 6/01/88 8/31/88 17,400

16. Pessagno, T 51,200 67% 6/01/88 8/31/~8 11,435Emile A., Jr.

17. Presnall, Dean C. T 50,500 33% 6/01/88 8/31/88 5,555

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THE UNIVERSlrt OE TEXAS AT DALLAS

SUMMER BUDGET 1987(88

School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (continued)

Item Title Academic Rate Effective DatesNo. Name Tenure (9-Month) Pct. From Thru Amount_

Professor (continued)

18. Ozsvath, Istvan T 50,300 100% 6/01/88 8(31/88 16,767

19. Wiorkowski. John J. T 50.200 100% 6(01/88 8/31/88 16.733

20. Kimeldorf, George. T 50,000 1007- 6/01/88 8/31/88 16.667

21- Katzman, Martin T. l' 49,900 100r. 6/01/88 8/31/88 16,633

22. McMechan. George A. T 1~9. 000 33% 6/01/88 8/31/88 5,390

23. Heikkila, Walter J. T 48,700 25% 6/01/88 8/31/88 4,058

24. Cunningham, Austin J. T 44,800 67% 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,005

25. Lang, Dimitrij A. T 44,400 93% 6/01/88 8/31/88 13,764

26. Melton. Lynn A. T 44.300 33% 6/01/88 8/31/88 4,873

27. Gray, Donald M. T 44,100 1007- 6/01/88 6/30/88 4,900

28. Netzer. A.haron T 43,400 100% 6/01/88 8131/88 14,467

29. Waller, William T. T 42,800 337- 6/01/88 8/31/88 4.708

30. Lanza, Guy R. T 42,700 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 14,233

31. Hooshyar, Mohammad A. T 41.400 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 13,800

32. MooLe, Joe G•• Jr. T 39,900 50% 6/01/88 8/31/88 6.650

33. Landisman, Mark T 19,500 67'7. 6/01/88 8/31/88 8,822

34. Werbin, Harold T 38,900 947- 6/01/88 8/31/88 12,189

Associate ProfessOL

35. Ammann, Larry P. T 42,000 1007- 6/01/88 8/31/88 14,000

36. Crowder, Jerry w·. T 39,900 507- 6/01188 8/31/88 6,650

37. Glosser, Robert T 38,300 5070 0/01/38 8/J 1/ 88 6,381

38. Hanton, William 1. T 38,000 1007.: 6/01/88 8/31/88 12,667

D-n

3992



School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (continued)

Item Title Academic Rate Effective DatesNo. Name Tenure (9-Month) Pet. From Thru Amount

Associate Professor (continued)

39. Butts, Thomas R. T $37,500 1007- 6/01/88 8/31/88 $12,500

40. Nielsen, Kent C. T 37.000 81? 6/01/88 8/31/88 9,990

41. Marsh, Robert C. T 36,300 947- 6/01/88 8/31/88 11,374

42. Draper, Rockford K. T 36,100 177- 6/01/88 8/31/88 2,046

43. Parr, Christopher A. T 36,000 25? 6/01/88 8/31/88 3,000

44. Chaney, Roy C. T 35,700 1007- 6/01/88 8/31/88 11,900

45. Ferraris. John P. T 35,000 100? 6/01/88 8/J1/88 11.667

46. Aiken, Carlos L. T 34,400 33% 6/01/88 8/31/88 3,78 /,

47. Stern, Robert J. T 34,400 67% 6/01/88 8/31/88 7,681

48. Breen, Gail A. T 34,200 17i. 6/01/88 8/31/88 1,938

49. Longoria, Jose F. T 32,300 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,767

so. Coux, Warren J. T 30,100 laO?' 6/01/88 8/31188 10,033

Assistant Professor

51- ' WarWick. John J. 33,500 100r. 6/01/88 8/31/88 11,167

52. Miller, Dennis L. 33,000 94% 6/01/88 3111/88 10,340

53. Fergm;on, John F. 30,500 337- 6/01/88 8/31/88 3,355

54. So@gaard, Kristian 30,500 757- 6/01/88 8/31/88 7,625

55. Humphrey, John D. 29,500 67? 6/01/88 8/31/88 6.588

56. Reitzer. Lawrence J. 29.500 257- 6/01/88 7/31/88 1,639

57. Burr, John G. ·29,200 93% 6/01/88 8/:31/88 9.052

58. Hrncir, Duane C. 29,200 6770 6/01/88 8/31/88 6,521

ll-24

THE UNIVERSITY UP TEXAS AT DALLAS

UMMER BUDGET 1987188

;chool of Natural Sciences and Mathematics (continued)

:tern Title Acadezwic Rate Effective Dates Name lo.- Tenure (9-Month) - Pct . From Thru Amount

visit in^ Assistant Professor

i9 . Tahir, Mohamed $25,000 lDOX 6/01/88 8/31/88 $8,333

Instructor

10. Bradbury, Ian S .

Senior Lec tu re r I

11. Ledbetter, Cyn th i a E. 20,000 lOOX 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 6,667

Subtota l - - - - - - - - - - - $ 609,049

Lecturers - - - - - - - - - - 15,530

Teaching Assistants - - - - - 193,560

'OTAL FACULTY SALARIES, NATURAL SCIENCES & MATHEMATICS - - - - - - - $ 818,139 --------- ---------

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEMS AT DALLAS

iUMMER BUDGET 1987188

;chool of Social Sciences

:tern T i t l e Name Jo.-

Academic Rate Effect ive Dates From Thru _Amount Tenure ( 9 -~onth) Pct .

Associate Professor and Master

1, Harpham, Edward J. T $34,600 67% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 $ 7 , 7 2 7

Professor and Program Bead

2 . Hanson, Royce T GO, 000 50% 6/01/88 8/31/88 10,000

Professor

3. Berry, Brian J. T 94,400 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 31,467

4 . Hoch, Irving J. T 54,300 67% 6 /01 /88 8 /31 /88 12,127

5. Redlinger, Lawrence 3. T 49,500 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 16 ,500

6 , Champagne, Anthony M. T 46,500 100% 6 /01 /88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 15,500

7 . Briggs, Ronald T 44,600 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 14,847

8. Farkas, George T 42 ,500 33% 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 4 ,675

9. Dumas, Lloyd J. T 39 900 lOOX 6/01/88 7/31/88 8,867

0, H i c k s , Donald A . T 39,000 333 6/01/88 8 /31/88 4,290

Assoc ia te Professor

1. England, Paula S. T 38,600 33% 6 /01 /88 8/31/88 4,246

2. Armour, P h i l i p K. T 31,800 67% 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 7 , 1 0 2

Assistant Professor

3. Ingber , Melvin J.

4 , Kiel, L o w e l l D ,

5. Thompso11, Kevin M.


iUMMER BUDGET 1957188

School of S o c i a l Sciences (continued)

ltem T i t l e go. Name

Academic Rate Effective Dates Tenure (9-Mant-h) P c t . From h u Amount

Senior Lecturer I

16. Perry, Linda L. $23,000 332 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 $ 2,530

Lecturers - - - - - - - - - - 67,557


rOTAL FACULTY SALARIES, SOCIAL SCIENCES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 288,002 ------- -----A-

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEYAS AT DALLAS

SUMMER BUDGET 1987188

School of Management

Item T i t l e No. Name

Academic Rate Effective Dates Tenure ( 9 -Month) Pct . From Thru Amount


1. Scully, Gerald W . T $66,000 50% 6/01/88 8 /31/88 $11,000

Professor

2, Bass, Frank M. T 82,000 1002 6 /01 /88 6 /30 /88 9,111

3 . L u t z , Raymond F. T 65,250 50% 6 /01 /88 8 /31 /88 10,875

4 . Merville, Larry J. T 64,000 67% 6 /01 /88 8 /31/88 14,293

5 . Guisinger, Stephen E. T 59,000 100% 6/01/88 7 /31/88 13,111

6 . Enthoven, Adolf J. T 59,000 67% 6/01/88 8/31/38 1 3 , 1 7 7

7. Gaddis, Paul 0. T 58 ,000 100% 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 19,333

8. Chandrasekaran, T 58,000 67% 6/01/88 8/31/88 12,953 Ramaswamy

9. Osborne, Dale K . T 57,000 67% 6/01/88 8 /31 /88 12,730

10. Anderson, Evan E. T 56,500 100% 6/01/88 8/31\88 18,833

11. Buchholz, Rogene A. T 54 ,000 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 ~ 1 3 1 1 8 8 18,000

1 2 . Reynolds, Thomas J . T 49 ,000 1002 6/01/88 6130188 5 ,444

13. Bhagat, Rabi S . T 46,000 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 /31 /88 15,333

L4. Ford, David L . , 3r. T 45,150 100% 15/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 15,050

Associate Professor

L5. Rao, RamC. T ' 55,000 1002 6 /01 /88 6130188 4,111

16. Niu, Shun-Chen T 45,000 1002 6/01/88 8 /31 /88 15,000

Assistant Professor

17 . Holak, Susan L.

18. Overdahl , James A .

19. Pieptea, Dan R.

20. Harrison, Richard


Item Title Academic Rate Effec t ive Dates No. Name -- Tenure ( 9 - M o n t h ) Pet. - From Thru Amount

Ass i s tant Professor (continued)

21. Chen, Yu-Min $41,000 100% 6 /01 /88 8 /31 /88 $13,667

22. Lei, David T , 40,500 lOOX 6/01/88 8 /31/88 13,500

Seninr Lecturer I1

23. Peters, Carl M. 32,000 67% 6/01/88 8 /31 /88 7,147

Sen io r Lecturer 1

Pfeffer, Mary

Bomblatus, Richard L.

Davis, Robert W.

Barnes, George E.

Williams, Patricia E.

Vand~voort, John R.

Anderson, Teresa C.

Sherman, John F . Hutchins, R i c h a r d W .


'OTAL FACULTY S A M I E S , MANAGWENT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 597,869 ------- -------

THE U N L V E X S I ' R OF TEXAS AT DALLAS

SUMME3 BUDGET 1987188

School of Human Development

Item T i t l e Academic Race Effective nates No, N a m e Tenure ( 9-Month) Pct . From Thru Amount

Professor and Pra~ram Head

1. Moore, Rert S . T $42,200 50% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 /31 /88 $7 ,033


2. Fair, George W. T 38,200 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 12,733

3. Dowling, Walter J. T 37,300 100% 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 1 2 , 4 3 3

Professor

4 . Tighe, Thomas J. T 64,875 1002 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 6130188 7 ,208

5 . Moushegian, George T 59,300 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 /31/88 19,767

6. Gerken, George M. T 46,000 100% 6 /01 /88 7 /15 /88 7 , 6 6 7

7. Santrock, John W. T 40,800 100% 6 /01 /88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 13,600

8. Ulatowska, Hanna K. T 40,600 100% 6 /01 /88 7 /15/88 6,767

9. Rupert, Allen L. T 39,500 1002 6/01/88 7/15/88 6,583

Associate Professor

Gotts, Ernest A .

Frederickson, Christopher J.

Reid, K i m

Hammer, Edwin K .

Harris, Clifton S.

Bartlett, James C.

Vandell, Deborah L.

Coleman, James M.

Friel-Patti, Elsie


School of Human Development ( con t i nued )

Item T i t l e Academic Rate Effective Dates No. Name Tenure (9-Month) Pct . From Thru Amount.

Assistant Professor

19. Fuchs, Jannon L. $28,800 50% 6/01/88 8/31/88 $ 4,800

Faculty Associate

20, Culp, Delva M.

Senior Lecturer III

21. Ewoldt, Carolyn K.

Senior Lecturer 11

22. Tighe, Louise S. 35,200 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 11,733

Practice Teaching Sgecialist

23. Musket, Carolyn R. 24,500 50% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 /31 /88 4.083

24 . Lougeay, Janice W, 23 ,800 37% 6/01/88 8 /31 /88 2,935

25. Moltz, Candace C. 21,161 20Z 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 \ 8 8 1,411

2 6 . Kaplan, Karen E.

27, LeGrow, Lori N .

Lecturers - - - - - - - - - - 26,950


TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES, HUMAN DEVELOPMENT - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 3 3 8 , 9 4 3 ------ ---I---$



School of Genera l S t u d i e s

Item T i t l e No. Name --

Academic Kate Effect i VR Dates Tenure (9-~onth) Pct . From Thru Amount


1. $44,625 100% 6/01/88 8 /31 /88 $14,375

Serlior Lecturer I

2 . Chizeck, Susan P. 23,500 67% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8/31/88 5,248

Lecturers - - - - - - - - - - 3,901

Teaching Assistants - - - - - 2 , 100

TOTAL FACULTi S A M I E S , GENERAL STUDIES - - - - - - - - - - - - - - $ 26,12b ======



School of Engineerina and Computer Science

I t e m Title No. Name --

Academic Rate Effec t ive Dates Tenure 1 9 -Month) PC t . - From Thru Amount

Professor and Master

1. Pervin, W i l l i a m J, T $46,000 50% 6/01/88 8/31/88 $ 7,667


2 . Sudborough, Ivan H . T 68,100 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 7 / 3 1 / 8 8 15,133

Professor

3. Leung, Joseph Y . T 59, LOO 100% 6/01/88 7 / 3 1 / 8 8 13,133

Associate Professor

4 . ~ u y n h , Dung T. T 50,ooo loox 6 l o l l s a al3ilss 16,667

5. Ntafos, Simeon C, T 49,000 lOOX 6 /01 /88 6130188 5,444

6. Dekel, Eliezer T 47,000 100% 6/01/88 8/31/83 15,667

7. Page, Ivor P. T 46,800 100X 6/01/88 6130188 5,200

Assistant Professor

8. Makedon, F i l l i a

9. Dattatreya, Galigekere R.

10, Chan, Mee-Yee 41 ,000 100% 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 7/31/83 9 , 1 1 1

L 1.. Tollis, Ioannis G. 41,000 100% 6/01 /88 7 /31 /88 9,111

Senior Lecturer I

L2. Farage, Timothy P. 19,800 1002 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 6,600

Lecturers - - - - - - - - - - 48,467

Teacilir~g Assistants - - - - - 96,000

'OTAL FACULTY SALARIES, ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCR - - - - - - $ 263 ,045 ------- -- --- --

THE UNIVERSITY OF T W S AT DALLAS


School of Engineering and Computer Science - Gift Funds

Item T i t l e Vo. Name

Professor

1. Pervin, William J.

Academic Rate Effective Dates Tenure (9-~onth) E'ct . From Thru Amount

Associate Prafessor

2 . Ismail, Mohammed T 59,000 100% 6/01/88 8/31/88 19,667

3. Byrne, Dale M. T 49,000 LOOX 6 / 0 1 / 8 8 8/31/88 16,333

4 . Chain, El-izabeth E. 45,000 100% 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 15,000

A s s i s t a n t Professor

5 . 42,000 100% 6/01/88 8 / 3 1 / 8 8 14,000

6. 42,000 100% 6/01/88 8131188 14,000

7. Linebarger, Dare1 A . 41,000 100% 7 / 2 5 / 8 8 8/31/88 5,66L

8. DeGroat, Ronald D. 40 ,000 1OOX 6/01/88 8/31/83 13,333

9. Harper, David T. 4 0 , 0 0 0 100% 6/01/88 8 /31 /88 1 3 , 3 3 3

Lecturers - - - - - - - - - - 12,465


rOTAL FACULTY SALARIES, ENGINEERING & COMPUTER SCIENCE - - - - - - - $ 155,472 -- - - - - - -- --- - -

THE UNIVERSTTY OF TEXAS AT Et, PAS0

EL PASO, TEXAS

APRIL 28, 1988

Dr. James P . Dt~nran, Executive V i c e Chancellor f a r ~cademic A f f a i ~ e

The Unlveraity of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Auatin , Texne 78701

b e a ~ Dr, Duncan!

The docket for the June 9 , 1988 meeting of the Board nf Regents i e auhmitted for your recommendation and preaentatfon t o the board,

1 recommend approval.

S i n rely,

&I h~d&-4.0 Diana S . P a t ~ l i c i o Prea iden t

THR UNTVERS~TY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

DOCKET FOR U. T. EI. PASO REGENTS MEBTING

JUNE 9 , 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T r ~ v e l for Faculty and S t a f f , . . . . . .

Schedule a £ Athletic E~ents,,.......................*.,..~.~

tIusines8 Contract9 and S e r v i c e s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Standard Affiliation Agreements,,,, . m a l . . . . . * l . . . . . . I m m * p . m 4

Page No.

EP - 7

EP - 4

EP - 5

EP - 6

( !on t rac t s and Grante for Reae;rt.ch, Development and edutat ion^ 1 Servj c ~ s

State and Lncal Gnvcrnment..,,,.... . . . . . . . . . I . . . . .u. . . . EP - 7

R e v i ~ { c ~ n s Persfinnel Pay Plan ................................ Y,P - 12

hhetrdtnent~ tn the 1997-88 Operating Rudget inc luding Faculty ehd Staff Appointments, Changes In Status, leave^ nf Absence, Resignations, and Transfers o f P u n d s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , , , , . . . . KP - 73

1987-88 Surmncr Session Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . EP - 21

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT Rt PASO

n. T. ROARD OF REGENTS MEETfNG

JUNE 9 , 1988

TkAVEt PDR FACtlt,TY AMI STAFF

The fa l lawing t r i p is reported in accordance with Section 10,33 of Chapter 111 of Part TI of the Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents for the governme-nt of the Univereity of Texaa System when the absence is f o r a longer perrod than twenty-nine days,

1. Name: Title: Department: nest inat ion : P e t i o d i Purpose:

Feroza Framji Jussawalla Ass i s tan t Profeesot English London and Europe May 18, 1988 t o June 23, 1988 Fox research and presentat ion of papers a t Hispanic Literature Conference; James Jnyce Symposium; and Commonwealth Mterature Conference.

THE UNtVERSfTY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U . T, BOARD OF REGENTS MEETING

9 , 1988

SCHEDt31,F: OF ATHLETIC EVENTS

The folluwing 1988 Football Schedule has been approved and is recommended f a y approval by the U, T, Board o f Regents:

OPPONENT LOCATION

Sept , 3 Munkato S t a t e El Paso

Seek. l o Weber S t a t e El Paso

Sept. 17 R R t G H M YOUNG UNIV. Provo, Utah

S e p t , 24 Tulsa T I ~ I R R

Uc t , 1 VTAII El Paso

@ c t , 8 HAWAI T Honolulu

net. 15 Cn?,ORADO STATE El Paso

Oct. 22 UNIVERSITY NEW MEXICO Albuquerque

Oct. 29 New Mexico Stnte Las Cruce~l

Nov. 5 #YOMTNC 1,aramie

Nov, 12 SAW DIEGO STATE El. Paao

Nov. 19 AfR FORCE ACADEPIY El Paso

V~stern Athletic Conference gamefi are in BOLD TYPQ,

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U, T, BOARD OF REGENTS MFl?TTNG

RUSTWESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

The following contrects have been awarded and are recnmmended for ~ p p r n v a l by the 11. T. Board of Regehts:

1. Agencv: United S t a t e s Postal Service Procurement & Material Management

Funds : $9 ,300 .00 Petiod : Amendment Date: 10/(l1/87 t o 03/27/89

or ig ina l Contract Date: September 1, 1980 until terminated

Title/Desrription: Amendment Modification No. M04 of Cnntract Number 482271-80-W-4715 reflectfna an increaee in t h e annual ra te for the Cnntract Postal Stat ion .

Agency: Alumni A~sociation of The University of Texas at El Pasot f n c .

Funds : $500.00 Period : April 4 , 1988 until terminated Title/besrription: Associcltfon aeteeo to pay 1f~e Fee for

cqufprncnt, u t i l i t i e s , and o f f t e e space; t o p r v v i d e Fltlppart during the annual Alumni Campaign; t o not form nnd operate a fund- r a i s i n g cernp~ign f o r eollcitation: and t o provide membership in the Association to everv alumni donor4 The University agrees t o pay the Aseociatinn $20,000 f n r these eubstanti~l bcncfits.

Agency : The IJni~rerstdad Autonoma de Chihuahua nf El Eatado de Chihuahua

Fund B ! AE Per Contract Period: Effective April 1 9 , 1988 Tltle/Deacriptinn: Tn n r g ~ n i z e e Texas/Mexicn cnnsortium of

institutions of higher education t o ~ d d r ~ s s t h ~ ~ d u c a t i o n a 1 and ~ocin-ecnmomi c development needs of t h e Texaa-Mexico hot-def; to d e v e l o p ~ l t r a t e ~ l r: p l a n s for cooperative programmin~ effnrts; and t o network fnstitutfnnal ~ n d puhlfr cnmittees t o nssure relrvancy a£ educatfohal programmfng and researrh.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

U, T. BOARD OF REGENTS MEETING


The agteement recommended f o r appmval by the U. T. Board of Regents has been approved by an attorney of the Office of General Counsel and is bftaed on the model agreement adopted nn December 16, 1977 .

1. F a c i l i t y ! Dnte: Purpose I

Socorra Independent School District A p r i l 18, 1988 To provide c l i n i c a l experience in nuraing and a l l i e d h e a l t h related educational experiences and t o p r o v i d e personnel educated i n the f i e l d of Nursing and Allied Health.

THE UNZVRRSTTY OF TEXAS AT Et PASO

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS MEETTNC

JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AM GRANTS FOR RESEARCP, DRVRLLlPMENT AND

fil)flCATTOMAt SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMFNT

(FUNDS COMTNG IN)

The following item haa been awarded and is recommended for approval by the IJ, T, Board of Regente:

A ~ e n c y : Texas Low-Level Radioactive Wae t e Diaposal Authnrt.ty

No,: TAC (88-89) 0899 New Funds : $5,000.00 Currefit Period: Harch 25 , 1988 through August 31 , 1988 Title/bescriptfon: Evaluation of experimental reeults from

phyaicochemical cha tac ter i za t fon , m?neralogl c a l identification, and ~ d s n r p t i o n s tud ie s of two s n m p l e s from ho reho l e LLWA-13 from the primary study area in Htidspeth County, Texa~.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT EL PASO

U. T, BOARII OF REGTWTS MEETING

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMRNT AND

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - WON-GOVERNMENTAT.,

(FUNDS COMING IN)

The fnlfowing i t e m have been awarded and Are recammended f o r approval by the 1 7 . T, Board of Regente:

Agency: f n c o t p o r a t ~ d Research l n s t i t u t i o ~ l ~ f t l r

Seismalo&y (IRIS) No,: Sub-Award Ag~cement Number 0104

Cooperative Agreement Number FAR 8 4 - 1 9 1 4 9 New Funds: $zo,onn.oo Current Period! January 1, 1988 through December 31. 1988 Tltle/Desrriptinn: "Imaging the Earth's Interior: Detailed

Studiea of the Earth and of the ~erth's Interior: Detailed S t u d i e s of the Earth ~ n d of t h e Seismic Source with New Global and T r n n a p o r t ~ h l ~ Arrays." Extensicn for final. d a t a processing and interpretatlnn of t h e PASSCAIA/Quarhita experiment.

?. A ~ c n c ~ : The El Paso Foreign T r d e Assoc iat ion , Tnc. IEPFTA) and Elamcx S.A.

Na.: Sponsored Research Agreement New Ftltlds : $21,004.00 Current Perlod: Septcrnber ? 5 , 1437 through April 1 5 , I4R8 T i t l e / l l ~ a c r i p t l o n r Ta carry out a call~horative research

projcct in order t n establish a s e t of m e ~ ~ t l r e m e n t standards by which manufacturing a c t i v i t y in the mnquiladoras can h~ evaluated,

3. A ~ c n c y t Paso Del Norte Arca Health E d l ~ ~ ~ l t i o n Center Nn, : Letter of Agreement New Ftindu! $8,4n0.00 Ct~rren t Period : October 1, 19W7 th rough September 30, 1988 Title/ne~rxiption: Conduct and provide a heal th care provider

manpower needs survey i n the six-county, Paso del Norte reg ion .

I+, Agenrp: Surgikos , Inc . NO*: Study ~ ~ r e e m e n t New Funds: $2,000.00 Current Period ! January 18, 1988 through August 3 1 , 1988 Title/Deacription: To provide student ~ n ~ i . a t a n c e and

laboratory facilitie~ f o r ~eromycology ~ t ~ d j ~ s .

Agency: Forest Lnboratories, Tnc. No.! Agreement New Funds: SO. 00 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through Feb~uary 29, 1998 Title/Description! Confidential Disc lnsure and Limited Use

Agreement for en invention OY creation e n t i t l e d "Sulfanyl Fluoridea as Unique Therapeutic A ~ e n t s " .

The University o f Texae a t El Paan contract^ and Grants for Research, Development, and Educational Services - Non-Governmental (Funds Coming In) Cont'd. U. T. Bnard of Regents Meeting, June 9, I988

6 . Algency: No,: New Funds: Curpen t Pefiod : Tit le /Descr ipt fan:

7 . Agetlcy: No*: New Funds : Cntrent Period: T i t l e /Descript ion :

8. Agency!

No, : New F ~ t n d s : C~rrcnt Period! TJ tle/bescription:

Q , Agency! No.: New Funds : Cuttent Period : Title/Description:

lfl. Agency: No* : New Ftlnda: C u r r e n t I3-r i o d : Title/De~r+lptian:

American Cyanamid Campany Agreement $6,414.00 February 1 , 1988 through Jahtiary 31, 1989 Compnt~nd Tomring Agreement t o perform scteening upon twenty-f our (241 Cnmpnunda.

X-Age, Inc, Ag~eemen t $0.00 Harch 22, 1988 through March 2 1, 1998 Conf ident ia l Disciosure and L i m i t e d Use Agreement for an i n v e n t i o n or crcation e n t i t l e d ''Sulfanyl Fluorides aa Unique Therapeutic Agente" . Upper Rio Grande Private fndustrv Council, Tnc . (TlRGPTC) Agreement $189,000.l70 Apri j . 1 , 1988 through August 31, 19R8 Youth nppnrtunities Unlimited Agreement,

Paso Del Notte Area Health Education Center Ile t t e r of A~reement $36,000.0fl October 1, 1987 through September 30, 1988 To have Nursing ~ t l l d e n t s part i c ipa te in interdisciplinary education deaigned t n provide C ~ l l ~ h o r ~ t i ~ e primary care t o t m d e r - ~ ~ r v e d populations in El Paso.

The Gannett Foundation Grnnt Agreement s 144,000. no Effective January 1 3, 1988 To formal.4ze and expand a vn111ntee.r p i l o t program for sixth-grade. Riepanic g f r l s and their mnthers to reduce the high Hi~panjc school d r o ~ - o u t rate.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT ETA PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS

JUNE 9 , 198R

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND

l3DUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT

(MINT)S COMING IN)

The followln~ iterna have been ewerded and are recamended f o r approval by the U, T. h ~ r d of Regents:

Agerlcy: The United S t a t e s of America (Represented by Contracting Officer, Dfrectorate of Contracting)

Nn. : DAKP57-88-H-0429 New Funds : $l0,000,l)fl Cu~fent Perlod! February 1, 1988 until termiheted TttlelDe~criptian: To provide e d u c ~ t i o n a l eervices t o

Government personnel.

2 , A ~ e n c v : t tn i t ed Statea Army Air Defenae ~rtfliery Center end Fort Bliss

Na,: fPA Assignment Agreement Mew Fanda : $28,774.00 Currrrt Period: March 28, 1$88 through March 2 7 , 1989 or

upon expiration nf avatlable funds. T i t le/De~criptton: Mr. Pierre M. Tihfon w i l l work under the

general superviaion of the Chief of the Environment~l Mana~ement Office , as an Environmental Engfneering Technician,

7 . Agency: United Statee Army Air Defense Artillery Center and Fort R l i s ~

N o , : TPA Assignment h~reemen t New P u n d ~ : $27,086.00 Cutrent Period : M~rch 78, 1988 through Harch 27, 1989 n r

upan expir~tian of ~vailable funda, T f tl~/bescription: Carmen n. S u ~ r e z will work under t h e

general superviefon of t h e Chief of the Environmental Management Office, as an Environmentnl Engineering Technician.

4. Agency: Department of Health end Httman Reeourceef Division of Reaearch Resaurcee

No.! 2 SO3 RR03222-06 New Punds: $4,500.00 Curreht Perind: Project period: March I , I983 through

February 28, 1989 Budget Perlod: March 1 , 1988 thrnngh

February 2 R , 1989 TitielDesctIpt Ion: To stimulate among minority high school

students an i n t e r e ~ t in puraufn~ careers in biomedical reaearch and the hea l th prnfessions,

The tlniversity of T e x w a t El PRRO Contracts ~ n d Grante fur Research, Develayment. and Education~l Seruices - Federal end Foreign (Funds Comfng In) Cont'd, U. T. Bnard of kegenta Meeting, June 9, 1988

5 . Agency: United S t ~ t e s Air Defen~e Artillery Center ~ n d F o ~ t B l f s ~

No. ! IPA Assignment Agreement New Punds ! $25,216.00 Current Period: February 2 2 , 1988 through February 21,

I9R8 n t upon the expiration of avajlable fund~l

Tttlelbescrfptinn: Ms. S y l v i ~ Andrade w i l l work under the g~neral superv3slon of the Chfef of the Enviranmantal Management f l f f ice , as an Envirnnmental Engfneerinff Technician,

6, Agency: Departmctit of t h e Air Force Air Force Syetema Command

No,: Contract: F33615-87-C-5340 Amendment: POOOnZ

New Ftinda: $53,020.00 Current Perf nd ! G~ptember 2 9 , 1987 through J t ~ l y 15, 1989 Titletne~cription! Oxidation of Refractory Metal

BnridelOxide Composites a t Ultra-High Tcrnpcraturea; awarde additional funds and extends terminatjon date.

7 . A ~ e n c y i Vnfted S t a t e s Air Defense Artil lety Center and Fart Rliss

No,: I P A Assignment Agreement Few Funds: $31,832,00 Current Perfod: Pebruerv 32, 1988 through February 2 1 ,

19R9 or upon t h e expiration nf available funds.

Titl~/DescrFption: Mr. T~riq Rasheed Mian w i l l wnrk under the general supemis ion of t h ~ Chfef of the Envirnnmental Menagement Off ice, a8 an A ~ ~ i s t a n t Environmental Engineer.

THE tTNfVERgfTY OF TEXAS AT EL, PAS0

U. T. BOARD OF RkG?3NTS MEETING

REVISIONS PERSONNEL PAY PLAN

The following mndif3rntions to the 1987-88 Personnel Pay Plan for The t fnivernity o f Texas at El Peso have been appraved by the System P e r ~ n r i n c l Office and ate recornended for approval by the U , T. Board of Regent w :

I Salnry Range Salary R f l n ~ e e - Title - Monthly Annual Monthly Annual Category

8 drahte ~ n d Cnn tracts Spee in11 .~ l t TT 1491-2017 17,892-74,204 1521-2057 18,252-24 ,684 X f (2)

O b n t a B a ~ e Coa~ditm t n t 1950-2637 2 3 , 4 0 0 - 3 1 , 6 4 4 1989-2690 23,868-32,280 f t (2 )

THE UNfVERSTTY ClF TEXAS AT EL PAS0

AMEMIMRNTS TO THE 1987-fl8 OPERATING BUbGRT

U, T , BOARD OF REGENTS MEETING

The t e r m "rate" far ~c~dern ic personnel is the full-time nine-month hnee f a t e ; fop a l l other pereannel f t is the full-time twelve-month tate, the appointee p e c e i v i n ~ a proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of tlme for which he is appointed and the perfod of his appointment. Source of funde for payment of s a l a r i e s , u n l e ~ e o t h e m i ~ e shown, is the departmental salarles account.

Salary Effective X No.

Item, Department, Title, Name- Date - Time - Mos. Rate-

GWRRAI, ADMINTSTRAT7OH AND STUDENT SERVICES Purchmitlp, Aasistaot Purch~a ing Agent

1. Terrv G ~ l y 02/01 100 12 $25,000 198

Cnn track^ ~ n d G r ~ n t s Assoriate Profegsor (Nan-Tenure)

2, T r i e h ~ A. A ~ ~ s R 0 1 / 16 l 0n 9 31,685 204

HES LDENT INSTRUCTT ON COI,l,ECE OF ADIICATiOW

Off i ce of the Dean and Teacher Rducatfnn Dean and Prnfessor (Tenure)

4 , John R. !?n~le ! l~rdt $01 3 3 12 h5,00fl 165 O 1 / 1 h 6 7 9 n6/01 100 I 2

* Appt. 1/01-1115 @100X 1/16-5/3I @ 332

Education t e a d ~ t s h i p and Counselin8 Adjuhct Assistant Profeeant CNon-Tenure)

5 . Bradford W. Hovirlus ol 101 fl 0 W.O.S. 210

Cflt,t,E6k OF ENCINEERTNG Electrical engineering

A ~ ~ i s t a n t Prof eeaar (Won-Tenure) fi, Conf l tant in~ Alofodirnos 01/16 100 9

COLLECT! OF NURSING ANb A7,LIED HEALTH N u r ~ i n g

A d j u n c t Cl in i ca1 Instructor (Nan-Tenure) 7, Russell Wayne Taylor 02/11 0 0 W . O . S . 211

8, bonald Ray Weyhtick 01 116 0 0 w . 0 . S . 212

9, B a t b n r ~ f , Cu l p 01/16 0 0 W.O.S. 213

10. Patricia Cefaly 01/16 0 0 W.O.S. 214

Salary -.-.

Rffective X Flo. Item, Department, Tit le , . Name - -- Pate -- Time - Mae, --. Rate ..-a ?.&C

COLLEGE OF SCTENCE Riniogicel Scfencee

Adjunct Aseoclate Profe~ewr (Non-Tenure) 11. Michael M. t ieheman 09/01 0

Adjunct A a u l s t m t Professor (Non-Tenure) 12. Rarhnra R. Standhardt n3/01 0

RESTRTCTF,D CtfRREN'r FUNDS f n s t i t t i t ~ of Oral H i ~ t u r v

P r n ~ r n r n Conrdfnator 1 3 . Rehccra Crnver

S O U P ~ P n f Funds: O t h e r T n ~ t i t u t e of Oral Hietory G i f t Fund: 8% C n l 'leg;@ n f 1.iheral A r t ~ l GIf t Fund : 8%

A f IX 1 t, l ARY ENTERPRf SRS Intcrr.03 l e g l a t P Athletics

A f i ~ - l . ~ t a n t Track Conch 14. Garv Carter

0 W . 0 . S . 2'39

9 W.O.S. 22s

Item, Department, - T i t l e , Name Date T i m e Mos. Rate BBC - -

CHANGE OF STATUS

GENERAT, ADMINISTRATION AND STUDITNT SERVICES OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT/VICE PRESIDENT FOR

ACADEMIC AFFAIRS 14. Diana S. Natalicio

From: I n t e r i m President and 7 t 12 $82,000 V i c e P r e s i d e n t f o r Academic Affairs 2 9

P r n f e s s o r (Tenure) 0 W.O.S.

T o : President and Prof essnr (Tenare)

02/11 100 1 :! 95,000 09/01 0 0 W . O . S .

Source of Funds: State $58,000 Ofc. of t h e P r e s f d e n t Other $37,000 F. B. Cotton Trust Fund

VTCE PRESIDENT FOB ACAnEMTC AFFAIRS AND COLLEGE OF S C I E N C E

B io log ica l Sciences 15. John R r i s t o l

From: Assistant Vice President and Professor (Tenure)

To: I n t e r i m Vice Pres ident and P r o f e s s o r (Tenure)

RES ITIKNT INSTRIJCTION COLLEGE OF SCIENCE

Geological Sciences 16. George R , Keller

From: Department Chairman and Professor (Tenure)

To: Department Chairman and Professor (Tenure)

AUXILTARY ENTKRPRIS ES CAMPUS CONCESSIONS AND UNION

17. Jesus R. C ~ s t r o

From: Union Di rec to r 100

To: Director of Union and Auxiliary Enterprises 03/01 100

Source of Funds: Campus Concession: 40% Union : 60%

Full-Time Salarv -

Leave X, No Item, Department, T i t l e , flame P,ffective Tfme MOB. Rate - RAC

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

LIES TnRNT INSTRUCTTON CnttECTf OF B11S INEBS ADMINI STRATION Manngement

Aaaistnfit P f o f e ~ s n t (Non-Tenure) 18, Melanie Trevino 1/16-5/31 100 9 $39,000 200

COLLEGE OF LIBRRAIA ARTS Music

Assis tant PrnFeaaur (Non-Tenure) 19. Gayel Gibson 3109-5/31 I00 9 2 1 , 9 5 2 221

Full-Time

Date of a/ ;a

T t ~ r n , nepartrnent , T i t l ,e , Name Regignation Time

RESIGNATTONS

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION AND STUDENT SKRVLCES EQUAL EMPLOYMENT DPPORTITIIT IES

EEO O f f i c e r 18 . B a b f l Arrieta 02 /29 100

RES IDENT INSTRUCTION COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS

Cornmunicat ion Production Operat ions Manager

13. Jeffrey D. Skibbe 01/31 1 on

Source of Funds: Communication: 25%- 9 mo. KTEP: 752-12 mo.

English Assistant Prof cssor (Tenure)

20. William 8. L ~ c c y 01/15 100

LTRRARY Assistan1 University Librarian

f o r Public Services 21. Yvonne E. Greear 03/01 100

Salary No. J hxte R R C - -

T W S F E h S OF FUNDS RBC - RESfnENT INSTRUCTION VARIOUS

22. Amnurct of Transfer - $22,503.11

From: Ihditect Caet Recoveries

Tot Liti .gation Settlement

To cover unpaid cost^ incurred on the Betta Contract deemed unallowable per f i n a l settlement.

23. Amount of Tran~ler - $40,000

Prom: TPE-SSXG Matchi-ng Contribution for Student A i d

To: Studeht Finarcial Aid Administrative Allowance Wagee $ 3,500 Student F i n a n c i a l Aid Yaintenance h Operation 1,500 Unappropriated Balance 5 5 , UOO

$4n, eon

Ear ~ t ~ p p n r t ha a conseqtience of implementation of the f S I S 111 Syatem.

nTRER DESIGNATEh FDNaS 2 4 , Amount of T r a n ~ f e r - $13,000

From: M o d i f i c a t i o n o f Administrative Compt~ter Programs R R ~ P A System Specification Study

To: Other Funde - Purchasing Of f i ce Automation

To cover t h e c o e t ~ a f Computer Autom~tion of the U. T. E l Pasa P u r c h a ~ i n ~ Sye t em.

From r Parking Service Balance

To! P ~ v i n ~ , Lighting and Street Repair

Tn prnvide fitndu fnr the Paving, Lighting ~ n d Strp-et R e p ~ t r account and funda for upcoming projects f o r property a t Schuster and Hawthorne Streets.

2 6 , Amount of Trnnafer - $450,000 From! Income-Rand show^

Tat E~panse - Road Shnrfi $405,000 Ralance -- 45,000

$450,000

To increase R o ~ d Shuwa accounts t o teflecr tncreased a c t i v i t y .

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS ~onr'd. --

27. Amount of Transfer - $ 2 5 7 , 3 6 6

RBC -

2 0 7

From: Football - Season ($ 21 ,251 ) Football - Cate 343,669 Basketba l l - Season ( 10,900) Basketball - Guarantees ( 2,6521 A t h l e t i c G i f t Fund ( 50,000) TV and Radln Rights 3,500 Tcnnis Glft Fund { 5,OGO)

$ 2 5 7 , 3 6 6

To: Administrative and General Salar ies $ 4,402 Administrative and General - Longevity 6 2 r) Administrative and General - W a ~ e s 5 ,OQO Administrative ~ n d General - Maint. b O p e r . 23,900 Administrative and General - Travel L , no0 Administrative and Ceneral - S t a f f Bencfits 19,000 Administratfve and General - U t i . l . i t i e ~ : 5,600 Administrative and General - Turf Replacement 19,000 Sports Informarion - Salaries 435 Sports Infnrmatinn - P r i n t i n g 1,000 Facility Maintenance - Brumbelow 8,000 Ticket O f f i c e - Commission Expense 7,995 Ticket Off ice - O t h e r Expense 25,537 Ticket O f f i c e - Contributions 375) Sports Medicine - Salaries 5 8 3 S p o r ~ s Medicine - Medical Insurance ! 8 , 8 5 8 ) Sports Medicine - Medical Services 5,000 Sports Medfcfne - Medi.ca1 S l rpp l i e s 3,500 Sports Medicine - Maint. & Oper. 500 Sports Medicine - Service Awards 300 Event Management - Security 10,900 Event Management - Physical P l a n t 8,600 Event Management - Other Expense 12,800 Event Management - Facility Ren ta l 1,230 Weight Room - Salaries 1 , O O Weight Room - Maint . h Oper . 900 Weight Room - Service Awards ( 7,870) ~romotions/Adv. - Maint. & Oper. 500 Academic Services - Wages 3,100 F o o t b a l l - Salaries 1 4 , 3 5 0 Foo tba l l - Service Awards 54 ,147 F n n t b a l l - Team Travel 5,678 F o o t b a l l - Tra in ing Table 8,000 Basketbal l - Salarie~ 2,833) Rasketball - Maint. & Oper. 4 , 8 3 3 Basketball - Equipment 4,000 Basketball - Service Awards ( 3,502) B a s k e t b a l l - T r a i n i n g Table 2 , 5 0 0 Track - Salarfes 5,0n0 Track - Service Awards Men's I 9,112) Track - Serv ice Awards Women's 4,491 Golf - Salar ies 4 , 2 0 0 Golf - Service Awards 11 1 , 4 5 6 ) Rifle - Service Awards 3,750 Tcnnis - Service award^ Fen's ( 7,706) Tennis - Serv i -ce Awards Women's 6 , 8 9 4

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f 388 SkMME (4 SE GS I ti% EL!DBET ...............................

............................................ Rcct:ulir~= I nq . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Eronoroirs and Finenre

Kanaqement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Parhet inu . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

T o t a l Colleue o f Business Rdrnlnistratian .................. COLLEGE OF EBUCRTION _ _._.lL1--ll.l - --+ - -----

Edt!cational Ledde1-5hia a,-irl C O L I T I S ~ ~ i r ~ q . . . . . . . . . b . . . . m . .

teacher Education ..................................... +::lto! t r ~ ! l a ~ e OF Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CCLLESE SF EMiINEERfNO - .--------- ------------

................................ ,-,ivil Engtneerfnu ...................................... C c r n o c ~ t e r Science Elertr-ical Engxrreerlnq ................................ Ir,ec!,ani~ai and Industr ia l Enpineerina ................. Y c t & l l ~ ! r b i c a l Engineerfncj .............................

COLLEGE OF L I B E R N R R f 9 ----------------+

ert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cornm 1.1 r~ cat i an . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

.............. C;h*irnlrta 1 Just ice .................... ,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E r j ~ l i s h

Yistnry ...............................I............... ............................. Lar~guages ana L ingu l s t ics

MCIEIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pkitlpgophy , 6 . . , . . , . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . ~ ~ 1 1 . i ~ t , . . . , . . . . . . ~ .

..................................... Fiolitira! ScienrE! P S Y C ~ O ~ O Q Y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

S c l c i a l r ~ g y and F ln thronolngy and S ~ C I ~1 Uark ............ .......................................... Theatre Rrts

............................. Totai Colle~e of Liberal Qrts

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! 'Xi8 SUMMER LESS1 ON BUDGET ------.- -- -.-----------

COLLEGE UF SCIENCE --.-- ---- --

............................................. Chemistry Secl lvc ical 5cier;ces ................................... Mather~iatlcal Scier~ces ................................. Physics ...............................................

i c l t a l Cclllege ~ a f Science .................................. TOTni 1968 SbMMER SESSION BUDGET ..............................

TRANSFER OF FUNDS - . Amount of TransIer $1,716,313

FROM: Summer Scssicn - Facul~y S a l a r i e s Unallocated S a l a r i e s - F a c u l t y

0 : 1988 Sunu~ler Session Rudget

RBC 2 3 2

To implement t h e 1988 Sunuiier Session Facu l ty Budget .

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51.1o31r- 1407-88 t 900 m n t a 1 Item bepar-tnimnt C ~ P D ~ . d Rtademic S U M ~ W Dat a Nu r f i t lr,-Name Period time Rate Rmount

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67. DsnnisBinler-Mrrqumr 76-Bt 7-31 1B01L 33,664 68. V ~ l r t r Lou Davim T6-017-31 1867 19,330 69. Roberf Louireil 6-01 7-31 i eS,048 7%. Uilrgrom Sedr 6-01 7-31 1 e3,040 7 1 . Bmnda Smith 6-0t7-31 iB8% e7,640

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bsrocirt~ Professor 00e0 78. Hong 9 i 0 m Qey 76-017-31 58% 33,702 79, Uavid Rorendrl t 6-01 7-31 671 38,7@9 80. flnthovly farquin f 6-61 7-31 7 43, iYB

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1U0. Jaeh D w d y T 6-el 7-31 100% 43,791 3.731 i@l. John M. Levasky 7 6-0t 7-31 100% 43,876 3 ,750 I@%* Thuh~as J, blclean 16-81 7-31 i@@% 44,358 9,057

fiasoeirte Professor e020 103. Pachindrsnor&yarr Bhsduri T 6-Di 7-31 50J 32,721 3.636 104. William L, Criver t 6-01 7-31 SBg 43,727 4,747 f 03. Juan M, Perrere f 6-01 8-31 67% 42,145 9,366

flseistrnt Professor 0830 ' iQt6. tmt ng-wang Hsu 6-01 7-31 50% 33,336

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11 4, Char 1 ers Fensch f & - 8 2 b - 3 1 fM% 42,749

R r ~i st ant Prof moor 0836 16. Hurt Kemn 6-01 7-31 3 8 E3,58t

- i l ' l , Flay Parish 6-0 4 7-3 i 38s 23,939

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flesociate Profess~r 0020 Ricardo kquilar T 6-PI1 8-3i Jon Rmastre T 6-01 8-31 Rrrnanda Rrrnengol T 6-0i 7-31 Rlbert Bagby T 6-01 7-31 Eleanor Cotton T 6-B t 7-31 Ralph 6 ~ t m f 6 4 1 8-31 Fernando Sarcia T 6-01 7-31 Fermin Rndriguez T 6 4 1 7-31

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Professor 0Q tm 199. E 1 1 wyn S t caddard T 6-81 7-31 75s 48,465 196. f u l ius Rivera T 6-431 7-3 1 7 44,449

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Rssistant Professor @a30 2BB. Sarah Brclwn T 6-01 7-31 751 20,674 L81. nlbort Rosenberg 6-017-31 1 % e2,606 2W. Nathan Zirl 6-81 7-31 75% E5,693

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Qssistant Professor @A30 286. Barbara Rl kuf er 6-81 7-31 75%

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207. Cee i 1 l a Fevq umrr 6-01 7-31

Rssoe i a t e Praf emsor 0020 200. Dorothy Corona 6-01 7-31 E09. Donna Yahr T 6-01 7-31 Pig. Urrca Middleton T 6-01 7-31 2 l i . Joseph Perozri T 6-01 8-31 212. Sharan Pont iour f 6-01 8-31

Rssistant Professor 0030 E13. Doreane R l enonder 6-0 1 8-3 1 214. Maria alver~z 6-01 7-31 215. Flna Bechtel 6-el 7-31 216. E l i tabeth Davis T 6-01 7-31 Z f 7. nudree Reynolds 6-01 7-31

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Rssociate Professor 0020 223. Paul ~ G l d s f @ i n 6-01 7-31 38% 35,191 224. Larry Jones T 6-01 7-31 75% 36,286

' 225. Uilliam Reid T6-017-31 30s 38.931

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228. Teach i nq Rss i st ant s 057 1 6-el 7-3 1

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L.R. Nelson Professor 0816 F m - ~ j e . Rtrbpy-t T 6-81 7-31 2 1 % 46,954

Qssqclat e Professcar 8828 240. M i 1 l I ern C. Cclr-net 1 T 15-&!+I 8-31 1BdX 41,524 241. P h i l 1 3 C. Gaodell T 6-B i 7-31 541% 57, 356 242. V i c n o l a r F41 rlr I tore T 6-81 7-31 1 % 38,953

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P ~ o f er ;~3 i - UIQIB 246. De 1 ,way- I:rc~yef T L-fiLI1 7-31 247, Jariles hyr~ann T 6-@I 7-31 24A. Teu~crr F'rrvrnueir~svl T 5-01 7-31 243. Eugene Schust er f 6431 7-31 Z5fi. V i l a a n a b l n S r i r ~ i v a s a n 1 G-(31 7-31

Rssociate P r a f e s s ~ r BGl?@ 251. Les:ic -rr4ged r &-@I 8--31 252. Gavln Gregory T 6-C31 7-31 25.3, C a r l H a l 1 T 6-@I 7-31 2.54, Ralph Lipaurr T &-@I 7-31 255. John War-vart e T b IL11 7-31

Us5 i st arqt Ft-ofer.sav 254. 3eu t u x 257. Jarnes k. Gray 25a. Law-cnce runt lev 259. En1 rl Jell havr,ch I 253. Ei~gane Ng

251. Jesus P~-c~venc i+ 252. G r a r ~ v i l l~ Ewe1 l

2 L 3 . Teachir,p ilssl st an t s a571 6-81 7-31

ThE UNIVERSITY DF TEXGS I

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:9B8 SgTME R 5ESsf 3N GUDGET -- +,- -. --+ .-- . - 2 - .-." --------

q7u. in~j t- , 19A'r-BB 190B p:pvm:i, 1 Item Daaartrdent F l o ~ t . % Rradernic Surnmet-

i l c~r a ho. -7 : t 1 e-ham Period f i~nc Rate Clmc~unt _ _ ______- - - --- . ---_--_-. -&_---llll_------ ------I ----_-- --------- 1--1------11---

Professor 601 8 2154. Ssrrlccel J. Brie?nt T 6-81 7-31 38g 45 ,327 265. Janres H, Craig 6-017-31 38% 48,008

Rcsaciate Professor @a28 256. ?dic7~t?l PIUP f 6-05 7-.A1 41% 2dT7<45 267. C 1 arence Canper T 6-01 8-32 36,98a ?L9. ugene CI. Oaar~ 6-8 1 7-31 5 48,946 ?&?. Reber t guh ur~ia k c t q r L-01 7-21 36% 3@,761

Rss 1 starrt Pro f essnr @BJB 270, Harl7lci 5: i i z t~ur . T L;-QIl 7-31 5 6% 32,4 13

TOTAL COLLEGE DF SCIENCE

TOTnL 1388 SUMMER EESS30N BUDGET

April 25, 1988

Dr. James P. Duncan Executive V i c e Chancellor for

Academic A f f a i r s , Ad I n t e r i m The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Attention: Mr. Frank Graydon Budget Director

Dear Mr. Graydon:

The docket for the June 9, 1988 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and presentation to the Board.


Sincerely,

4 $ z d e & Bruce Revel1 Chief Business Officer

BR: akh

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN

U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETTNG

JUNE 9 , 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

Use of Textbooks Writ ten by Facu l ty ............. PB- 3

Amendments to t h e 1987-88 Operating Budget ....-. PB-4



JUNE 9, 1988

USE OF TEXTBOOKS WRITTEN BY FACULTY

In accordance with Chapter TIT, Section 24 of Part One of the Regents' Rules and Requlations for the Government of The University of Texas, I recommend approval of the use of the fol lowing facu l ty authored b ~ o k as a textbook far the 1987-88 fiscal year;

Royalty Cost to Per Volume

Author Student Per Author

Instructional Thomas Dynneson $ 4.20 $ .OO Design in t h e Social Studies

The Design of Robext Gerry $ 0.00 $ - 0 0 Instructional Sys terns



JUNE 9, 1988


The t e r m "rate" for academic personnel is the full-time nine-month base rate; f o r all other personnel it is the full-time twelve- month rate, t h e appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon t h e fraction of time for which he is appointed and the p e r i o d o f his appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the departmental salar ies account.

Item, Department, T i t l e , N a m e

Full-Time Effective % No. Salary

Date Time Mos. R a t e RBC - -

APPOINTMENTS

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION Accounting Division Director of Accounting 1- Edwin Stringer 03/01/88 100 12 $35,000 20

Financial A i d & Placement Director of Financial A i d 2 . Glenn Davis 02/09/88 100 12 $30,000 19



THE UNIVERSITY O F TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN


SOURCE OF FUNDS

..... 10410-399-7008-001 Sumrner Session ~ppropriation $246,528 10410-399-7008-001 Unallocated Faculty S a l a r i e s ..... 39,862

TOTAL ...................... $286,390

APPLICATION OF FUNDS

RESIDENT INSTRUCTION:

Faculty Salaries, Division of Education ............. $ 82,058 Faculty Salaries, Division of Humanities f Fine Arts. 3 5 , 8 2 2 Faculty Salaries, Division of Science & Engineering.. 34,574 Faculty Sa lar ies , Division of Business .............. 93,353 Faculty Salaries, Division of Behavioral Science &

Physical Education ................ 40,883

TOTAL ...................... $286,390

To i m p l e ~ ~ ~ e n t t h e 1 9 8 8 Summer Scssion F a c u l t y R u d g e t . RDC 21

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERM1.M BASIN


JUNE 9 , 1988

SUMMER SESSION BUDGET

DIVISION OF BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE/PHYSICAL EDUCATION

1988 1987-88 I tern Appointment % 9-Month Total No. Title-Name Code Period Time Rate Salary

Director and Associate Professor 0020

Lois H a l e TT 6/01-7/15

Professor 0010

James Olson TT 7/16-8/31

Clarence D. Kron TT 7/16-8/31

Associate Professor 0020

Paul Cromwell 6/01-7/15 7/16-8/31

David Ropkins TT 6/01-8/31

Sean Kelleher TT 6/01-7/15

Alan Marks TT 6/01-7/15

Assistant Professor 0030

Ben Abadie 6/01-7/15

William P. Wattles 6/01-7/15

TOTAL $ 40,883

THE U N I V E R S I m OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN BASIN

DIVISION OF BUSINESS

1988 1987-88 I tern Appointment % 9-Month Total No. Title-Name Code Period Timc Rate Salary

Director and Associate Professor 0020

1. Corbett Gaulden TT 6/01-8/31 75 40,400 10,101

Professor 0010

2, J. E, Becht TT 6/01-7/15 100 44,520 7,420

3. Daniel Flaherty TT 6/01-7/15 100 42,000 7,000

4 . Waylon Griffin TT 6/01-7/15 100 40,930 6,822

5. Eugene N i n i TT 6/01-7/15 100 43,374 7,229

6 . Tom Schaefer TT 6/01-8/15 90 36,420 9 , 1 0 5

7. William Watts TT 7/16-8/31 100 44,100 7,350

8. Howard Lukens TT 7/16-8/31 100 39,110 6,517


9. Paul Hodges TT 6/01-7/15 100 35,243 5,874

10. Edward Willman 6/01-8/31 25 41,351 3,446

Instructor 0040

11. Kenneth Fletcher 7/16-3131 100 31,389 5,231

12. Baltasar Allcndc-Vera 6/01-7/15 100 35,000 5,833

13. William Buchanan 7/16-8/31 100 25,002 4,167

Lecturer 0050

14. Linda Felts 6/01-7/15 100 3 1 , 6 5 0 5,275

1 5 . Willedee P a t t e r s o n 6/01-7/15 5 0 20,194 1,683

TOTAL $ 93,053


DIVISION OF EDUCATION

1988 1987-88 I tern Appointment % 9-Month Total No. Title-Name Code Period Time Rate Salary

Director & Professor 0010

1. Peter Ienatsch TT 6/01-8/31 7 5 35,677 8,919

Professor 0010

2 . Terry1 Anderson TT 6/01-8/31 100 36,137 12,046

3 . Robert Ihinger TT 6/01-7/15 100 34,188 5,698

4. Clarence Kron TT 6/01-7/15 100 3 9 , 0 3 4 6,506 7/16-8/31 50 3 , 2 5 3

5 . Munro Shintani TT 6/01-7/15 100 34,760 5,794 7/16-8/31 50 2,897

6 . Robert Rothstein TT 6/01-7/15 50 39,055 3 ,255


8 . Don Miller TT 6/01-8/31 100 31,670 10,557

9 . Laura Smith TT 6/Ol-7/15 100 2 6 , 3 6 6 4,394 7/16-8/31 50 2,197

10. Spencer Thompson TT 6/01-7/15 100 30,252 5 ,042

TOTAL $ 82,058

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS OF THE PERMIAN B A S I N

DIVISION OF SCLENCE AND ENGINEERING

1988 1987-88 I tern Appointment % 9-Month Total No. Title-Name Code - Period Time R a t e Salary

Director & Professor 0010

I. Doug Hale TT 6/01-8/31 50 40,092 6,682

Professor 0010

2. John Abramowich 6/01-7/31 37.5 42,000 3,500

3 , Ed Kurtz TT 6/01-7131 7 5 42,185 7,031

4 . E m i l i o Mutis-Duplat TT 6/01-8/31 75 38,730 9,682


5, J. Michael Robinson TT 6/01-7/31 37.5 32,910 2,742


6 . Firooz Khosraviyani 6101-7/31 75 29,625 4 , 9 3 7

TOTAL $ 3 4 , 5 7 4


DIVISION OF HUMANITIES AND FINE ARTS

1988 1987-88 I tern Appointment % 9-Month Total No. T i t l e - N a m e Code - -- Period Time R a t e -- Salary

Professor 0010

1. Stan ley Marcus T 6/01-7/15 100 36,311 6,052

2. Genaro Perez TT 7/16-8/31 100 32 ,077 5,346

3 . Robert Rothstein TT 6/01-7/15 50 3 9 , 0 5 5 3,255


4 . Craig L i s t e r TT 6/01-7/15 50 27,904 2,325

5. Pam Price TT 6/01-7/15 100 27,075 4,512

6. Michael Kearns 7/16-8/31 50 30,000 2,500

7 . James Tillapaugh TT 6/01-7/15 100 31,430 5,238 7/16-8/31 50 2,619


8. Mary M. Richards 6101-7/15 100 23,850 3,975

TOTAL $ 3 5 , 8 2 2

THE UNIVERSITY O f TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

San Antonio, Texas

May 3 , 1988

D r . James P. Duncan Executive Vice Chancellor f o r Academic A f f a i r s THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM 601 Colorado Street A u s t i n , Texas 78701

Dear D r . Duncan:

The docket f o r the June 9, 1988 meeting o f t h e bard o f Regents

i 5 submitted to you fo r recommendation and presentation t o the 3oard.


Sincerely yours,

,f-

Pres iden t

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN A N T O N I O

DOCKET FOR J U N E 9 , 1988 MEETING

TARLL OF CONTENTS - -- No.

Use u f Textbooks W r i t t e n by F a c u l t y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SA-3

Business Cont rac t s for Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SA-4

Contracts and Grants f o r Hesearch, Deve l oprnent , and Fduca t i onal Services:

S t a t e and Local Government . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SA-6

Federal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SA-8

Amendments t o the 1987-88 Opera t ing B u d g e t ( i ncl udi ng facul t y and s t a f f appointments and changes i n s t a t u s and t r a n s f e r s o f funds hi t h i n e x i s t i rig budget t ,o ta l s ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ... . . . . . . SA-10

. . . . . . . . . . Recommendations f o r Salary Budget f o r Summer Session 1988 S k - 1 3

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

U.T. BOARD OF REGENTSi MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

Sf OF TEXTBOOKS WRITTEN BY FACULTY: In accordance w i t h Section 24 of Chapter 11, Par t One of the Regents' -- Rtrles and Regulations f o r government of The Univer- ity of Texas System, approval i s recommended f o r use of the following f acu l ty - uthored textbooks f o r the 1987-88 and 1988-89 f iscal years:

Per Vol ume Cost Royal ty

T i t l e Author(s) To Student per- ~ u t h o r

. Introduction t o the Petroleum 1 ndustry and i t s Account ing P rac t i ces Dr. Ruth H. Bul f ard $15.00 $ .OO

Introduction t o Federal Income Tax Accounting M r . Richard R. Baland $25.00 $ 2.00

People and Politics D r . Thomas J. Bellows Or. Herber t WinterX $26.95 $ 1.00

Survey o f Recent Oevelopments i n China D r . Thomas J . Be1 1 ows (Mai 111 and & Taiwan) D r . Hunqdah ChiuXX $ 7.00 $ . O O

Introduction to Soc i a1 Psycho1 ogy Dr. David J. Schneider $36.00 8 3.00

D r . Da le B, True t t Managerial Economics D r . L i l a 3. T r u e t t $ 3 7 . 6 5 $ 2.72

Economics Dr. Dale 8. T r u e t t $ .98 Dr. Lila 3 . T r u e t t $40.95 $ 2.95

Macroeconomi cs : Aggregate Theory and Pol i cy Dr. Kenneth E . Weiher $34.50 $ 3.59

-. Winter i s on faculty a t Rkode I s l and College.

r . Chiu i s on facul ty a t University of Maryland.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT $AN ANTONIO


JUNE 9 , 1988

BUSLNESS CONTRACTS FOR S E R V I C E S

FUNDS G O I N G OUT

ie following con t rac t has beer1 awarded and i s recommerlded f o r approval by the T. Board o f Regents:

Agency: Funds: Current Per iod: T i tle/Uescription:

8 roadcas t Music, I nc . (BMT) $1,181.44 (For 1981-88 Period) J u l y 1, 1987 through June 3 0 , 1992 Forh a non-exc lus ive license t o perform o r cause the pub1 i c performance a t UTSA' s pren t i ses , i 11-

cluding, b u t n o t limited t o , campus r ad io broadcas t ing stations, a l l o f the m u s i c a l works presented by or under commitment t o UTSA t o which BMI has t h e right t o g r a n t p u b l i c perfor - mance licenses

SA- 4

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO


JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL

(FUNDS COMING I N )

be following i t ems have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T . lard o f Regents:

Agency: Gilbane/Garcia & Wright J o i n t VenturdSan Antonio Metropolitan T r a n s i t A u t h o r i t y ( V I A )

No. : None New Funds: $21,572 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through March 1, 1989 T i tl e/Oescr ip t ion: Cons t ruc t i on m o n i t o r i n g s e r v i c e s f o r t h e Down-

town Tri-Party Transpor ta t ion Improvement P r o j e c t , San Anton i o , Texas

Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: T i t l e/Description:

Agency: No.: New Funds : Currerlt Per iod: T i t l e/Description:

Southeastern Center* f o r E 1 ectri cal Engi neerbi ng Educat ion (SCEEE) SCEEE-AR8/88-0004 $35,905 March 6, 1988 through February 7, 1989 Cons t ruc t i on of u l t r a f a s t laser t o study k i n e t i c s o f v i s u a l response and t o attempt t o s t i m u l a t e certai n biochemical r e a c t i o ~ i s o f the visual e x c i t a t i o n pathway

Texas Research and lechnology Foundat ion ITRTF) None $26,000 March 1, 1988 th rough March 1, 1989 To study the USAF Human Systems n i v i s i o n (HSD) 1 abora tor ies and t h e i r va r ied techno1 oyi es i n order t o def i n e o ryan i z a t i ona I re1 a t i o n s h i p s and procedures exp la in ing how these technologies s h o u l d be managed i n t h e t r a n s f e r process i n o rder t o y e t them into public use i n a t ime ly and compe t i t i ve f a sh io r i

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THE UNlVERSlTY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO


JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

(FUNflS COMING I N )

1e following i t e m s have been awarded and are recommended furm approval by the U . T . l a rd o f Regents:

Agency: No. : New Funds : Cur ren t Per iod : T i tle/Description:

Agency: No. : New Funds: Currel~t P e r i o d : T i tle/Description:

Agency:

No. ; New Funds: Current P e r i o d : T i t, 1 e/Oescri p t i OD:

C i t y o f 5an A n t o n i o None $i ,224 A p r i l 5, 1988 through April 5 , 1989 Archaeological survey o f Northwest M u n i c i p a l G o l f Course, Cedar Creek S u b d i v i s i o n , San Antonio, Texas

San Antan i o R i v e v A u t h o r i t y None $6,235 March 15, 1988 th rough March 1 5 , 1989 L o c a t i n g and mapping o f historical San Juan Dam

S t a t e Department o t Highways and Public Transports t i or\ tAC(88-8Y]-0911 $18,693 April 5 , 1988 t l~r .ouyh O c t o b ~ r 3 0 , 1988 ArXch iva l research and r epor t p r - e p a r a t i o n for t h e SDHPT Hous ton-Eowie S t r e e t p r o j c c t , S a n A n t o n i o , Texas


U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETlNG

JUNE 9 , 1988



(FUNDS GOING OUT)

le following item has been awarded and i s recommended f o r approval by the U . T . lard of Regents:

Agency : The U n i v e r s i t y o f lexas Hea l th S c i e n c e Cetiter a t San Antonio

No. : lAC(88-891-0894 New Funds: $3 ,600 Current Period: March 21, 1988 t h r o u g h August 3 1 , 1989 Pitle/Description; To provide t h e se rv i ces a f T r a v i s M. Fleming,

Jr , to assist w i t h immigrat ion and naturali- z a t i o n problems f o r new faculty a t The Univer - s i t y of Texas a t San Anton io


U.T. BOARD O f REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AN0 FOREIGN GOVERNMENT

(FUNDS COMlNG I N )

$e fol lowing i tems have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U. T. aard of Regents:

. Agency: No, : New Funds; Current Per iod: T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n :

Agency:

No. : i New Funds: Current Per iod : Title/Description:

Agency:

No. : New Funds : Current Period: T i tle/Description:

Department o f Energy OE-FG05-88ER75409 $14,000 Apri l 1, 1988 th rough March 31, 1989 1988 San Antonio Prefreshman Engineering Program

Department o f Health and Human Services Publ ic Hea l t h Service D i v i s i o n o f Research Resources 2 SO3 RR03243-07 $6,000 harch 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 M i n o r i t y High School Student Research Apprent i ce Program

Department o f H e a l t h and Human Services P u b l i c H e a l t h Service D i v i s i o n of Research Resources 2 507 RR07217-05 $25,070 Apr i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Biomedical Research S u p p o r t Grant

Agency: Department o f Health and Human Services Pub1 i c H e a l t h Service Nat ional Institute o f Dental Research

No. : 5 R01 DE06904-05 New Funds: $51,869 Current Period: March 1, 1988 t h r o u g h February 28, 1989 litle/Description: For c o n t i n u a t i o n o f suppor t f o r research

Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: T i tl e/Descri p t i o n

Department o f Heal th ar,d Human Services P u b l i c H e a l t h S e r v i c e Nat iona l Institute o f General Medical Sciences 2 R O I GM75483-07A2 $56,364 Apr i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 For c o n t i nua t i on o f support f o r research

Agency: Nat i ona l Science Foundat ion No. : Rll-8802787 New Funds: $12,000 Current Per iod: March 1, 1988 through August 31, 1989 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Large Dense Transpo r ta t i on Problems wi th Cost

Values Given by a M e t r i c

he University o f Texas at San Anton io on t rac t s and Grants - Federal Cont'd egents Meeting June 9, 1988

Agency: No. : New Funds : Current Peri od: T i t l e/Description:

Agency: Nu. : New Funds: Current Period: T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n :

National Science Foundat ion TPE-8751823 $57,780 March 15, 1988 through December 31, 1989 Fie ld Geology as a Paradigm f o r Earth Science Instruction

Nat iona l Science Foundation RCD-8850001 $183,513 February 15, 1988 t h r o u g h January 31, 1990 San Antonio Prefreshman Engineering Program

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1-HE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

U , T . 3OARil OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 3, 2988

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGE1

~e t,~rm "rate" fo r academic personnel i s t h e f u l l - t i n w nine-month base r a t e ; r a l l o t h e r pe r sonne l i t i s the full-time twelve-month ra te , the appoin tee c e i v i n g t h e p r o p o r t i o n a t e amount dependi ng upor) t h e f r a c t i o n o f time fur which

i s appointed and the p e r i o d o f h i s appointment. Source o f funds f o r payment o f 1 a r i es , ur i l ess o t h e r w i se shown, i s t he departmental salaries accour)t.

Fill 1 - t i m e Salary

E f f e c t i v e X No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date - Time - Mos. Rate RBC -

POI NTMENTS

BRARY L i b r a r y

Ref-erencc L i brari an 1. Elizabeth Cook 3royles

SCELLANEOUL 2. Appointments - . Without Salary

College o f Soc i a l ar~d Behaviors! hc iences E d u c a t i o n

Ins t ruc t iona l Uevelopment Spec ia l i s t John 11. K l e f filer Ul/16/8b - 05/31/38

Social and Pol i c y Sc iences Adjunct Assistant Protessor

Jar) K . Horbaczewski 01/16/88 - 05/31/88

Co7lege of Sciences and Engirwering l i f e Sciences

A s s i s t a n t Professur Nary D. Guthric olil6/88 - 08/31/8E

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Ful I - t i m e Salary

E f f e c t i v e % No. Ttem, Department, T i t l e , Name [late -- Time Mos. Rate - RBC

1ANGES OF STATUS

3 E R A L INSTITUTIONAL EXPENSE Pub1 i c Affa i rs O f f i c e

3 . Gina M. Sachs

From: Director o f News and 1 nformati on

To : P u b l i c A f f a i r s Director 03/01/88 100 12 32,964

ANSFERS OF FUNDS

4. Amount o f T rans fer : $40,876

From: Summer S e s s i o n Faculty Sa 1 a r i e s ($40,876)

To: Unallocated Resident lnstructiorl Faculty Salaries ($40,876)

RBC

115

-1-0 p rov ide funds f o r t h e 1988 Summer Session.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT $AN ANTONIO

RECOMMENDATIONS F O R SALARY BUDGET FOR SUMMER SESSION 1988

SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS MARCH 25, 1988

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTONIO

SUMMARY OF 1988 SUMMER SESSION BUDGET

(ELEMENTS OF INSTITUTIONAL COST)

S O U R C E OF FUNDS

ER SESSION FACULTY S A L A R I E S I N 1987-88 BUDGET (PAGE 86) $ 1,805,383

S A V A I L A B L E 1,805.383

A P P L I C A r l O N OF FUNDS

SUMMER SESSION BUDGET

3ENT INSTRUCTION

ZULTY S A L A H l C S lL tOCkTED FACULTY S A L A R I E S

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT SAN ANTON10

1988 SUMMER SESSION

:STDENT INSTRUCTION --

,LLEGE OF BUSINESS

DlVISION OF ACCOUNTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS DIVISION OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE DIVISlON O f MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING

TOTAL OF COLLEGE OF BUSINESS

LLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND HUMANITIES

IIVISIDN OF ART AND DESIGN I f V T S I O N OF ENGLISH, CLASSZCS. AND PHILOSOPHY IIVlSION O F FOREIGN LANGUAGES ITVISION OF MUSIC

TOTAL OF COLLEGE OF F INE ARTS AN0 HUMANITIES

-LEGE OF SOCIAL ANO BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES

IIVISIOM OF BEHAVIORAL ANO CULTURAL SCIENCE5 IIVJSION OF BICULIURAL-BILENGLJAL STUDTES IIVISION O f EDUCATION )JVISION BF S O C I A L AND P O L I C Y SCIENCES

TOTAL OF COLLEGE O f S O C l A L AND DEHAVIOHAL SCIENCES

,EGE OF SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING

' V I S I O N O f EARTH AND PHYSICAL SClfNCES V I S I O N OF EHGINEkRING VISION OF L I F E SCIENCtS VISION OF MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCIENCE, AND STATlSTlCS

'OTAL OF COLLEGE OF SCIENCES AND ENGINEERING

OTAL OF 1988 SUMMER 5ESSION BUDGE1

OIVISION OF ACCOUNTING AND lNFOKMATlON SYSTEMS =RED NORDHAUSER, ACTING OIVISION D l R E C l O R GALARY ROSTER:

1987-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL ITEM APPT. PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. TITLE - NAME PERIQU CENT M O . (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT . - I < - I - - C - - - - - - - _ _ I - - - - - - - - - " - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + 4 - - - - - - - - - h - - - - - - - + - - - -

0029 A S S O C I A T E PROFESSOR AND A C T I N G DIRECTOR

1. Fred Nordhauser T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,470 15,157

0010 PROFESSOR

2 . Ruth M. Bullard T 6-2 8-31 100% 3 44,550 14,850

0020 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR

3 . Robert M. Alford 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,500 15,167 4. Robert V . Egenol f T 7-16 8-31 100% 1.5 45,750 7,624 5 . Martha A . F a s c i T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,000 15,000 6. Ted D. Skeke! 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,000 15,000

0030 ASSISTANT- PROFESSOR

7. Dennis M. 81 i n e 6-1 8-31 100% 3 41,000 13,667 8. John E . De laney 6-1 8-31 75% 3 32,009 8,000 9. Marshall K. Pitman 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 43,000 7,167 10. rhomds E . Reeves 6-18-31 50% 3 43,000 7,161 II. Pet rea K. Sand1 ;n 6-1 8-31 50% 3 42,000 7,000

"*UNALLOCAlED TEACHING S A L A R I E S

12. TEACHING ASSOCIATES 68, U06

TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES 193,805

SA- 16

DIVISION OF ECONOMICS AND FINANCE LILA J. FLORY-TRUETT, DIVISION D I R E C I O R :ALARY ROSTER:

1987-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL I T E M APPT. PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. TITLE - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. (W/STIPEHD) AMOUNT .--1d--1d-__-+-_-__-------~------------~----*-------~---------A*---------------------d

0017 PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR

1. Li la J . Flory-Truett T 6-1 8-31 10Q% 3 46,200 15,400

0010 PROFESSOR

2 . Dale B. T r u e t t T 6-18-31 100% 3 46,724 15,575


3. Ronald M. Ayers T 6-18-31 100% 3 3Q,800 10,267 4. W i n f i e l d P. Betty T 6-1 8-31 75% 3 46,100 11,526 5. LyndaY. d e l a V i n a T 6-18-31 75% 3 40.000 10,000 6. Kenneth E. Weiher T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 35,300 11.767

0030 ASSISTANT PROFESSOR

7. L i -M ing Han 8 . K e i t h W. Fairchild 9 . Saei d Mahdavi 10. John D . Merrifield 11. La1 atendu Mi s r a 12. Rodolpho Sandoval 1 3 . Oaphne D. 5ipes 14. J. D. Timrnons

""UHALLOCATED PEACHING S A L A R I E S

15. TEACHING ASSOClATE 22,568

TOTAL FACULTY S A L A R I E S 174.728

D I V I S l O N OF MANAGEMENT AND MARKETING WILLIAM LITZIHGER, DIVISION DIRECTOR SALARY ROSTER;

1907-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL I T E M APPT. P E R SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. T l T L E - NAME PERIOU CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT _ - _ - - - 1 h - - - - - - _ _ _ - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - +

0017 P R O F f S S O R AND DIRECTOR

1. William D . Litringer T 6 - 1 8-31 100% 3 49,626 1 b ,542


2. W i f l i a r n T . Flannery T 6-18-31 3. Marye T. Hilger T 6-17-15 4. W i 1 liam G. Mi t c h e l l T 6-1 8-31 5 . Cl~arles D. Por t .e r f ie ld T 6-13-31 6. Paul Prest,on T 6 - 1 7 - 1 5 7. Gary C. Raffaele T 6 - 1 8-31 8. Woodie A . Spivey T 6 - 1 8 - 3 1 9. Richard 8 . Wadsworth T 6-1 7-15


1 0 . J u a n J . Gonzalez 6 - 1 8 - 3 1 50% 3 38,800 6,468 11. Robert H. Lengel 6 - 1 8-31 100% 3 39,000 13,000 12. John P . McCray 6 -1 7-15 100% 1 .5 37,000 6,168 13. Raydel Tullous 6-1 8-31 100% 3 36 , COO 12,000

0040 INSTRUCTOR

14. Stephen E . Werl i ng 6-1 8-31 100% 3 30,000 10,000

**UNALLOCA1kU T E A C H I N G SALARIES

15. TFACHING ASSOCIAltS 57,428

TOTAL FACULTY S A L A R I E S 191,660

DIVISION OF ART AND DESIGN JAMES A . BROUERTCK, D I V I S I O N DIRECTOR SALARY ROSTER:


DATA NO. T I T L E - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT - - - - - - k - - - - ___31111__ - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - -& - -~~ * -4 - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - * -d - - -d - - - -~ - - - _ - - - - -


1. James A, Broderick T 6-18-31 100% 3 46,068 15,356

0010 PROFESSOR

2. Ronald C . B i n k s T 6-1 7-15 100% 1.5 40,503 6,750 3 . Charles T. F i e l d T 6-1 7-15 50% 1.5 40,000 3 , 3 3 3 4. J a c i n t o Quirarte T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 .5 38,000 6,334 5. Steven Reynolds T 6-1 7-15 50% 1.5 37,426 3,119 6 . Richard R. Tanyum T 6-1 7-15 100% 1.5 39,644 6,607


7 . Neil Maurer T 6-17-15 50% 1 . 5 28,300 2,358 8. Dennis Olsen T 6 - 1 7 - 1 5 SOX 1.5 27,000 2,250


9. Kent T. Rusk 6 - 1 7-15 50% 1 . 5 26,000 2,167 10 . Rober t K. Serry 6-1 8-31 42% 3 29,563 4,106 11. Jon H. Thompson 6 -1 8-31 92% 3 27.166 8,301

**UNALLOCATED TEACHING S A i A R I E S

12. I E A C H I N G ASSOCIATES 4,675


IIVISION OF ENGLISH, CLASSICS, AND PHILOSOPHY \LAN E. CRAVEN, DIVISION DIRECTOR ALARY ROSTER:

1987-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL I T E M APPT. PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. T l T L E - NAME PERIOD CENT MD. (W/STIP€ND) AMOUNT -+ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

O U 1 1 PKOFESSOR AND DIRECTOR

1. Alan E. Craven T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 47,193 15,731


2. Bonnie K. Lyons T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 35,693 5,949 3 . John A . S t o l e r T 6-18-31 50% 3 31,916 6 ,319 4. Linda T. W~odson 1 5-18-31 50% 3 26,630 4,448

0030 A S S I S T A N T PROFESSOR

5. Mark H. flernstein 6-1 8-31 75% 3 24,334 6,063 6. B i l l Oliver 6-1 7-15 100% 1.5 23,000 3,833 7 . Jeanne C. Reesman 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 24,000 4,000

**UNALLOCATED TEACHING S A L A R I E S

8 . TEACH1 NG ASSOCIATES 12,541

TOTAL FACULTY S A L A R I E 5 118,904

DIVISION OF FOREIGN LANGUAGES CRANK PINO, JR., DIVISION DIRECTOR ;A lARY ROSTER:

1987- 88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL ITEM APPT. PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. TITLE - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT _ - 1 - 1 1 1 - - _ _ 1 _ 1 - _ - - _ _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ ~ - - - - - - - - - ~ 4 - - - - - - d - - h


1. Frank Pino , Jr . T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,366 15,122

0010 PROFESSOR

2. Ricardo F . Benavides T 6 - 1 7 - 1 5 100% 1 . 5 41,150 6,858 3 . Beverly 3 . Gibbs T 6 - 1 7 - 1 5 300% 1 . 5 47,113 7,852 4. Jack Himelblau T 7-16 8-31 100% 1.5 38,610 6,435 5. Steven G . Kelfman T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 39,743 b,624


6. Theodore 1.. Kassier T 6 - 1 8-31 100% 3 35,750 11,917


7 . Sally E . Said 6-1 7-15 50% 1.5 22,651i 1,888

""UNALLOCATED TEACHING SALARIES

8. I E A C H l N G ASSOCIATES 49,259

TOTAL FACULTY S A L A R l E S 1U5,Y55

7IVISION OF MUSIC \LEXANDER E . SIDOROWICZ, D I V I S I O N DIRECTOR ;ALARY KOSTER:

1387-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL I T E M A P P T . PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO . T I l L E - NAME PER100 CENT MO. ( W / L I l P t i N D ) AMOUNT ___I_______________-----------------------------AA--------------------d--------------


0010 PROFESSOR

2. C l a r e n c e J . Stuessy T 15-17-15 100% 1.5 41,780 6 ,963


3 . Michael F i n k T 6 - 1 7-15 50% 1 . 5 3 3 , 7 7 2 2.214 4 . Dorldld A. H0dt.p~ T 6 - 1 8-31 67% 3 37,234 8 , 2 9 h 5. Jan ice K. Hodges T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 25,708 4.285 6 . Rober t J. Rustowicz T 6-1 8-31 54% 3 29,12U 5,366 7. J o h n 3 . Silantien T 6-1 7-15 92% 1.5 30,410 4,646

8. Thomas A. Gaab 6-1 8-31 50% 3 23,890 3.332 9. Reed K . Holmes 6-1 7-15 1 0 n ~ 1 . 5 24,414 4, LI 7g 10. Rosemary C. Watkins 6 - 1 8 - 3 1 67% 3 23 ,500 5,222

"*UNA L LOCATED TEACH I NG SALAR l ES

11. T E A C H I N G AYSUClAltS 15,481

TOTAL FACULTY 5ALARICS 74,884

DIVISION OF BEHAVIORAL AND CULTURAL SCIENCES RAYMOND R. B A Z R O , DIVISION DIRECTOR SALARY ROSTER:

198 7-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL ITEM APPT. PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. T I T L E - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT . - - - - -h -_ - * - - - - I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * -d+- - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -~ - - - - - - - -+ - - - -


1. Raymond R . B a i r d T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,445 15,148

0010 PROFESSOR

2. R ichard E. Adams T 6-17-15 100% 7 .5 49,500 8 ,250 3. Felix Q . Alma)-az, J r . T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 36,500 6,082 4 . D a v i d J . Schneider T 6-2 7-15 100% 1 . 5 40,250 6,708 5. Woodruff D. Smith T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 38,250 6,374


6. George 0. Bishop T 7-1G 8-31 100% 1 . 5 25,600 4,266 7. Joel D. Gunn T 7-16 8-31 50% 1. S 29,000 2,416 8. Rober t M. H i 1 7 7 7-16 8-31 100X 1 . 5 26,250 4,374 9. G i t b e r t M. H i no josa T G-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 29,500 4,916

10. Michael P. Ryan T 6-1 7-15 I O U % 1 . 5 30,000 5,000


11. Ann R. E i senberg 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 26,000 4,333 12. Linda K. P r i t c h a r d 6 - 1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 26,250 4,374 13. John f . Reynolds 7-16 8-31 100% 1.5 24,100 4,016 14. Susan R . Srnulyan 6 - 1 7 - 1 5 50% 1 . 5 25,000 2,083 1,5. Richard M. Wenz la f f 6-17-15 50% 1 . 5 25,000 2,083

**lJNALLOCATED TEACHING S A L A R I E S

16. T E A C H I N G ASSOCIATES 10,419

TOTAL FACULTY S A L A R I E S 90,842

D I V I S I O N OF BICULTURAL-BIL INGUAL STUDIES JOSEPH MICHEL , DIVISION DIRECTOR SALARY ROSTER:

1987-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL 1 IEM APPT. PLK SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. T I T L E - NAME P E R I O D CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT - - - - - - - - - - -_-*- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

0017 PROFESSOR AND D I R E C T O R

1. Joseph Miche l 6-1 8-31 100% 3 50,650 16,883

0010 PROFESSOR

2 . Curtis W. Hayes T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 38,810 12,937 3 . Carolyn L. K e s s l e r T 6 - 1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 38,390 6,398 4. A1 bar A. Pena T 6-1 7-15 100% 1.5 43,030 7,182

0020 A S S O C I A T E PROFESSOR

5. Mauricio E . Charpenel T 6-1 7-15 96% 1 . 5 29,910 4,785 6 . R o b e r t D . M i l k T 6 - 1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 28,600 4 ,767

'*UNALLOCATED TEACHING S A L A R I E S

7 . TEACHING ASSOCIATES 4,000


lIVISION OF EDUCATION lOBERT J . KRAJEWSKI , DIVISION DIRECTOR LALARY ROSTER:

198 7-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL ITEM APPT. PER SALARY RAPE SUMMER

DATA NO . T I T L E - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT 1-- - - - - - -_-_-h-d_1-- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -d-- - - - - - - - - -+*- - - -dh-- - - - - - - - - -d-d-- - - - - -dh-

0017 PROFESSOR AND DlRECTOR

1. Robert 3 . Krajewski T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 49,150 16,383

0010 PROFESSOR

2. Richard A. Diem f 6-1 8-31 100% 3 34,443 11,481 3, John W. H ~ l l o m o n T 6-18-31 100% 3 39,647 13,216 4. Elwood 8 . Traylur T 6-1 8-31 75% 3 46,822 11,705 5. Paul H. Westmeyer f 6-1 8-31 75% 3 47,758 11,939


6 . Ronnie N. Alexander T 6-1 8-31 7. Anthony J . Arabia T 6-1 7-15 8. Gillian E. Cook T 6 - 1 7-15 9. Richard L. Henderson 6 - 1 8-31 10. Rosa1 i nd Horowi t z T 6-1 7-15 11. Tony W. Johnson T 6-1 7-15 12. 8arbara Gonzalez-Pino T 6-1 8-31 13. Ka ther ine Strickland T 6 - 1 8-31 14. William H. Jeale T 7-16 8-31 15. Sue C . Wortham -6-1 7-15 16. Kenrieth Wunderlich T 6 - 1 7 - 2 5 17. Jesse T. Zapata T 6-1 8-31


18. Ruth L. Galaz 6-1 8-31 100% 3 23,000 7,667 19. Larry 0 . Golden 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 25,110 4,185 20. David S. K a t i m s 6 - 1 8-31 100% 3 23,954 7,985 21. Lawrence 1. Lane 6-1 8-31 200% 3 29,000 9,667 22. Aurel i a D. de S i l v a 7-16 8-31 9l% 1 . 5 24,670 3,733 23. Craig S . Morrison 6-1 7-15 100% 1.5 23,500 3,917

*"UNALLOCATEO TEACHING SALARIES

24. TEACHING ASSOCIATES 65,192

TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES 253,49 1

3IVISION OF SOCIAL AND P O L I C Y SCIENCES rHDMAS J . BEL.LOWS, DIVISION DIRECTOR ;ALARY ROSTER:

1987-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL ITEM A P P l . PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. T I T L E - NAME PER100 CENT MO. (W/sT IPEMD) AMOUNT - - - --------------__------------------------------------------------------------------

0017 PROFESSOR AND D I R E C T O R

I . Thomas J . Eel lows I 6-1 8-31 100% 3 41,701 13,900

0010 PROFESSOR

2. Ronald H. Rogers T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 38,886 6,480


3 . James D. Calder T 6-18-31 50% 3 36,925 6 ,154 4. H i c h a r d A . Gambi t ta 1 6-18-31 25% 3 32,86Cl 2,739 5 . R ichard C . Jones T 7-16 8-31 100% 1 . 5 3 3 , 2 9 2 5,548 6 . Richard A. Lawrence T 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 31,913 5 ,318 I . Edgar W. Mi 1-1s I 6-1 8-31 100% 3 35,G91 11,897


8. Roger. C . Barnes 6 - 1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 24,950 4,158 9. John K. Baucr 6 - 1 8-31 50% 3 25,000 4,166

10. A 1 f r e d n Garc ia 6-18-31 75% 3 29, OdCI 1 , 2 5 1 11. Mark A. M c B r v i d r t y 6-18-31 25% 3 25,500 2,125 12. Michael V . Mil le r 6 - 1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 24,550 4,158 13. Je f f rey 8 . R o e t 6-1 /-15 100% ?. 5 25,00U 4,166

0040 INSTRUCTOR

14. C y n t h i a C. L u w y ~ > 6 - 1 8-31 75% 3 23,500 5,874 15. J e t f t e y G . Leward 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 22,000 3,666

**UNALLOCATEO T E A C I IIrIG S A L A R I E S

1 6 . TEACHING A S S O C I A T E S 24,357

T O T A l F A C U L T Y SAL ARIES 111,957

DIVISION OF EARTH AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES ROBERT K. SMITH, D I V I S I O N DIRECTOR SALARY ROSTER:


DATA NO. TITLE - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT .--d11-1111----d-------------------------------------------4-----------+--------------

0017 PROFESSOR AND DlRECTOR

1. Robert K . S m i t h T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 45,704 15,235

0010 PROFESSOR


3. John Adams T 6-18-31 50% 3 35,509 5,918 4. Stuart 3 . B i rnbaum T 6-1 8-31 25% 3 32,028 2,670 5. James 0. Jones T 6-1 8-31 71% 3 33,079 7,810 6. E r i c R. Swanson T 6-18-31 58% 3 30,578 5,946


7. Alan P. Morris 6 - 1 8 - 3 1 27% 3 28,629 2,624 8. Dennis S . Hushforth 6-18-31 25% 3 28,500 2,375

**UNALLOCATED TEACH1 NG S A L A R I €5


TOTAL FACULTY 5AI.AR 1 FS 57,456

DIVISION UF ENGINEERING RlCHARD S. HOWE, A C T I N G DIVISION O I R E C T O R SALARY ROSTER;

1987-88 1988 SIIPPLEMENTAL ITEM APPT. PER SALARY KATE SUMMER

DATA NO. T I T L E - NAME PERIOD CENT MO. ( W / S T I P E N D I AMOUNT - + - - _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - * - - - - - - - - - - - - -

0019 PROFESSOR AND ACTING D I R E C T O R

1, Richard 5 . Howe T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 52,033 17 ,344

0010 PROFESSOR

2. Chia S . Shih 1 G - 1 8-31 25% 3 3 / , 0 3 6 3,086


3 . M a r v i n L. Chatko f f T 6-18-31 25% 3 37,436 3,120 4. A m i r Karimi T 6-1 8-31 25% 3 40,590 3,408 5. Yesh P. S i r ~ g h 6-18-31 25% 3 41,546 3,462

0030 ASSISTANl PROFESSOR

6. Alberto Arroyo 6-1 8-31 25% 3 34,665 2,889 7. P h i l i p D . 0 7 i v i e r 6-1 8-31 25% 3 39,985 3 ,332 8 . Parimal P a t e l 6-1 8-31 25% 3 33,115 3,260

**UNALtOCATED TEACHING S A L A R I E S

9. TEACHING A S S O C l A T E S 1 0 , 5 7 7


DIVISION OF L IFE SCIENCES YATTHEW 3 . WAYNER, DIVISION O I R E C T O R SALARY ROSTER:

1987- 88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL ITEM APPT. PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

DATA NO. TITLE - NAME PERIOD CENT Ma. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT .--d-------d----4------------------d-------------------------d--d---------------------


1. Matthew J. Wayner T 6-1 8-31 100% 3 53,798 17,933

0010 PROFESSOR

2 . M. N. Guentzel T 6 - 1 8-31 50% 3 43,212 7,202 3. Helen V. Oujesky T 6-1 8-31 5U% 3 34,523 5,754


4. David M. Senseman T 6-17-15 50% 1 . 5 35,894 2,991 5. Andrew T. T s i n T 6-1 8-31 25% 3 37,860 3,155 6. Oscar W. Van Auken T 6-1 8-31 79% 3 34,890 3,208


7. Paula F . Dehn 6-1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 24,904 4,150

**UNALLOCATED T E A C H I N G SALARIES


TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES /7,627

DIVISION OF MATHEMATICS, COMPUTER SCTENCE, AND S T A T I S T I C S JEROME P. KEATING, ACTING DIVISION DIRECTOR SALARY ROSTER:

1987-88 1988 SUPPLEMENTAL I T E M A P P T . PER SALARY RATE SUMMER

D A T A NO. T I T L E - NAME P E R I O D CENT MO. (W/STIPEND) AMOUNT - - - - - - 1 1 - - - - - - - 1 - _ _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - h - - - L - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

0029 ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR AND DIRECTOR

1. Jerome P. Keat ing T 6-1 8-31 100% 2 39,658 23,219

0010 PROFESSOR

2 . Luc io Tave rn in i T G-18-31 100% 3 40,943 13,648 3 . Ram C. T r i p a t h i T 6 - 1 8-31 100% 3 39,076 13,025


4 . B e t t y S. T r a v i s T 6-1 8-31 75% 3 33,570 8,393 5. Gregory P. Wene T 6-1 7-15 50% 1 . 5 31,693 2,641 6 . Lawrence R. W i 1 1 iams T 6 - 1 8-31 25% 3 33,663 2,805

0030 A S S I S T A N T PROFESSOR

7. Ann V. Czitrcm 6 - 1 7-15 100% 1 . 5 30, Y4G 5,158 8 . D a v i d H. tberly 6-1 8-31 50% 3 30 ,463 5,077 9 . Robert L. Foun ta in 6 - 1 8 - 3 1 50% 3 30,714 5 , 1 1 9

10. Raj Wilson 6-1 8-31 100% 3 2 3 , UC)U 9 , 3 3 3

**UNALLOCATED TEACHING S A L A R I E S


TOTAL F A C U L T Y S A L A R I E S 14U, 406

TOTAL SUMMER SESSION FACULTY SALARIES 1,764,507

m m m r m OF TEXAS AT T Y L ~

a f i c e of the President

May 2 , 1988

Dr. James P. Duncan Executive Vice Chancellor

for Academic Affairs ' f ie University of Texas System 6D1 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Dear Dr. Duncan :

The docket for the June 9, 1988, meeting of t h e Board of Regents is submitted for your recornendation and presentation tu the Board.


THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS AT TYLER

DoCKET

U, T. BOARD OF REGEN'I'S ' MEETING JUNE 9, 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

Report on Smal l Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TA- 3

Amendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget . . . . . . . . . . . . . TA- 5

Recommendations for Salary Budget for Summer Session 1988 . . . . . TA-10

O t h e r F i s c a l Z t m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . TA-25



REPORT ON SMALL CLASSES

Report on Small Classes, Spring Semester 1987, pursuant to Section 51.403(d) of the Texas Education Code and Coordinating Board Rule 251.02.01.025.

Undergraduate Courses

Course No.

ACCr 3301 ALHS 4320 ART 3375 3IOL 4101 BIOL 4115 BIOL 4132 CHEM 3155 CHEM 3354 CHEM 4191 CHEM 4540 COSC 4350 CRIJ 4307 CRIJ 4313 DRAM 3330 EDSP 4374 E Z L 3376 GENE 3353 HECC 3153 HECC 3154 HECC 3252 HONS 4300 JOUR 3120 JOUR 3134 JOUR 4325 KINE 4314 MANA 4305 MANA 4350 MATH 3353 MATH 3353 MATH 3353 MEm 4189 MEDT 4191 MEDT 4195 MEDT 4196 MEDT 4197 MEDT 4293 MEET 4581 MEM' 4687 MUED 3326 NURS 3210 NJRS 3401 NURS 4623 POLS 4360 PYED 3109 PYED 3208 PYED 3355 SOCI 3321

4311 SSED 4320 TECH 4337 TECH 4338

Section No.

03 01 Of 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 81 01 01 01 81 01 82 01 01 01 02 01 01 81 01 01 81 01 81 8 2 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 8 1 02 02 01 01 01 81 81 0 1 81 81 81

Justification Code*

02 02 01 02 02 02 02 02 01 02 01 0 1 01 01 01 01 04 0 2 0 2 0 2 0 1 01 a1 01 02 01 0 2 04 0 4 04 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 01 02 02 02 01 01 02 02 0 1 0 1 04 0 1 01

The University of Texas a t Tyler Report on Small Classes - Spring 1988 Board of Regents' Meeting - June 9, 1988

Graduate Courses

Justification Course No. Section No. Enrollment Code * BIOL 5185 BIOL 5384 CHEM 5121 CHEM 5320 EDEC 5332 KINE 5305 KINE 5339 MATH 5342 MUSI 5341 socr 5397

*Justification codes are as provided in Section 003 of Coordinating Board Rule 251.02.01.025 and those used are:

01 Required course for graduation. (The course is not offered each semester or term, and, i f cancelled, may affect t h e date of graduation of those enrolled.)

02 Required course fo r majors in t h i s f i e ld and should be completed t h i s semester (or term) to keep proper sequence in courses.

04 Interdepartmental (cross-listed) courses taught as a s ing l e class by t h e same faculty at the sane station, provided t h a t t h e combined courses do not constitute a small class.

08 Voluntarily offered by a faculty member in excess of the institutional teaching load requiremnt and for which t he faculty member receives no additional compensation-

The term "rate" fo r academic personnel is tlie full-time n i n e - w n t h base rate; for a l l o t h e r personnel ~t is t h e full-time twelve-month rate, the apljointle rece iv ing a proportionate arr~ulmt depending upon t he fraction of tine for which he is apwinted and t h e period of h i s appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unless otherwise shown, is the d~partmental salaries account.

Saiary Effective % 140.

Item, ~cpartm- Date Time Mos, - - Rate

SCHClOL OF LIBERAL ARTS Department of Sccia: Sciences

Assiskmt Proiessar (Nontenure) 1. Perry G. b v e t t

L IBRAHY Library Services Professional Librarian

2 . Linda Rim

The University of Texas ak Tyler Amendnents to t h e 1987-E;il Opcratiny Budget Regents ' ldlcetinq - June 9, 1383

EEf ec t ive Item, Depart~rlent, T i t l e , Name Date

CHANGES OF STATUS

OFFICE OF BUSINESS AFFAIRS 3 . Donald 1,. Rlevins

From: audget Officer Assistant to VPBA (Admin. & G . S . )

To: Budget Officer 3/01/88 Budget Officer (Admin. & G . S . ) 3/01/CE

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Department of Accourltinq

4 . H. Milton Jones

From: Professor (Nontenure)

To: Professor (Nontenure) 1/16/88

SCIiOOL OF EDUCATION &"ID PSYCIIOLEY Wpartment of Curriculum and Instruction

5 . Juhn Neal

From: Assistant Professor (Nontenure)

To: assistant Professor (Nontenure) L/O 1/8 8

SCHWL OF LIBERAL, ARTS Department of Art

6 . Jane E . Brown

From: Instructor (Nontenure)

To: Ass i s t a~ l t Professor (Piontenure) 1/16/88

Departmmt of Social Sciences 7 . uavor Jedlicka

From: Associate Pro1essor (Trrlure 1

To: Associate Professor (Tenure) 1/16/88

~ulL-t ime Salary

B No. Time Mos. -- Xate RDC -

6 5

100 9 25,000

LOO 9 26,000

The Un iv2 r s i t y of Texas at Tyler- ~Arnendmcnts t o t h e 1987-53 Lperatinq budget Regents' Meeting - June 9 , 1988

Full-t ine Salarq{

Ff fective 't K O . Item, Wpartnlent, T i t l e , Name Ddte Time - Mos. Rate

SCHOUL OF EDUCATION I%IJI PSYCi-lOTACGY wpsrtment of Technology

PL of essor (Lbntenure) 8 . W. A. Ehyr'ield

SCHCm OF SCIENCES AND M-WHEMATLCS D i v i s i o n of Nursing

Instructor (Nontenure) 9. Sharon I r v i n

The University of Texas a t Tyler Amendments to t he 1987-88 Operating Budget Regents' Meeting - June 9, 1988

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

DESIGNATED FUNDS General Use Fee Equipment (Power Plan t Overhaul l

10, Amount of !Transfer - $17,000

From: Fund Balance

To: Maintenance and Operation

TO provide for t h e minor overhaul of chillers at t h e Power Plant Building.

RESTRICTED FUNDS Sam A. Lindsey Fund

Research Developnent (Schwane) 11. Amunt of Transfer - $12,500

From: Fund Balance

TO: Wages ($5,260) Maintenance and Operation ($3,400) Staff ~ e n e f its ( $740 ) Travel ($600) E q ~ i p e n t ($2,500 )

TO establish funds fa r research developnent.

Research Development (~edlicka) 12. Amount of Transfer - $12,500

From; Fund Balance

To: Wages ($5,895) Maintenance and Operation ($4,1801 Staff Benefits ($825) Travel ($1,600)

To establish funds fo r research development.

Cornputex Developmerlt (cray 1 13. Amount of Transfer - $10,UUD

From: Fund Balance

TO: Maintenance and @+ration

To provide for expenses connected with t h e Cray High Performance Computing contract with U.T. Austin.

The University of Texas a t Tyler lmendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget R q e n t s ' Meeting - June 9, 1988

Sam A. Lindsey Chair 14. Amaunt of Transfer - $70,323

From: Faculty Salaries ($5,001) Staff Benefits ($1,000) Unallocated Operations ($33,999) ~ u n d Balance ($30,323)

TO: Classified Salaries ($9,240) Wages ($7,000) Maintenance and Operation ($24,010) Staff Benefits ($3,901) Equipment ($23,672) Travel ($2,5001

To reallocate Sam A. Lindsey Cha i r funds and assign Robert T. Partain as budget authority effectiv~ 1/1/88.

THE U N I V E I T Y OF TEXAS AT TYLZR

TYLER, TEXAS

RECOMFEhQATIONS FUR SALARY BUDGET

FOR SUMMER SESSION 1988


SUMMARY OF 1988 SUMMER SESSION BUDGET

{ELEMENTS OF INSTITUTIONAL COST)

SOURCE OF FUNDS

S m e r Session Faculty Salaries i n 1987-88 Educational and General Budget (P. 41)

S m e r Session Faculty Salaries in 1987-88 Restricted Funds (p. 143)

Funds Available {RBC No. 100)

987 Summer Session Budget

ducational and General Resident Instruction Faculty Salaries

jstricted Funds Resident Instruction

Faculty Salaries Sta f f Benefits

THE UNIWITY OF TEXAS AT TYLm


ICATIONAL AND GENERAL

,CHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Depr tmen t of Accounting Xparbent of Management and Marketing

TWTAL, SmWL OF BESINESS ADMINISTRATION

:HWL OF LIBERAL MTS

Department of Art Department of Draw. and Comunicat ion Department of Humanities Department of Music Wpartwnt of Social Sciences

TOTAL, SCHOOL OF LIBERAL ARTS

, r 1988 SUMMER SESSION EDUCATIONAL AND GENERAL. BUDGET

rhe University of Texas a t Tyler 1988 Summer Session Budget

SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION D r . Robert T. Partain, Dean

[tern Department, Appointment NO. - T i t l e , Name Per id

IEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTING

Professor and Chairman

1. James H. Sellers T 6/1-8131

Professor

2 . Tim D. Kane T 6/1-7/15

Associate Professor

j. Ox is L. mom, TI T 6/14/31

Assis tant Professor

Gus A. Gordon 6/1.-7/15

1 . Karen S. Lee 7/16-8/31

instructor

Jon K. Hayden 6/1-8/31

Subtotal, Depar tnient of Accounting

'ARTMENT OF FMAGEMENT AND MAilKETLNG

Professor

Wayne H . Goff T 7/16-8/31

C. Ray Gullett T 6/1-7/15

Wendell C. iJewett T 6 / 1 4 / 3 1

George Joyce T 6/1-8/31

Peter \rJr i g h t 7/16-8/3 1

Per cent Time

1987-88 1988 No. Academic Sumner ms Rate mount

University of Texas at wler 8 S m e r Session Budget

OOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Robert T. Partain, Wan

in Department, Appointment Percent - Title, Name Per id -- Time

Associate Professor

Samuel M. Seward 6/1-7/15 100

Assistant Professor and Chairman

Mark J. Kroll 6/1-8/31 75

Assistant Professor

R. Michael Murphy 7116-8/31. 50

Tnstructot

Kenneth S. Brown 6/1-7/15 10 0

Mick Bandy 6/1-8/31 50

Subtotal, Department of Marlaijement and Marketing

1987-88 1988 No. Academic Surnner Mos . ate Amount

TOTAL FACULTY S W I E S

TA- 14

t University of Texas at Tyler i8 Smer session Budget

IOOL OF LIB% AKTS Lannorn Smith, Dean

3m Depaxtment, App~intment Per cent 1. - Title, Name Period Time

'ARTMEHI- OF ART

Associate Professor and Chairman and Acting Chairman of Department of Music

mnald L. Van Born T 6 /24 /31 75

Professor

William 8. Stephens T 6/1-7/15 100

Assistant Professor

Jamzs R. Pace 6/1-8/31 75

Instructor

Rosalie Coggin 7/16-8/31 50

Part-time Instructors 6/1-8/31

Subtotal, kpartrnent of A r t

ITMENT OF DRMIA AND COMMUNICATION

Associate Professor and Chairman

Essociata Professor

Kenneth R. Casstevens T 6 \ 1 4 / 3 1 100

Judy B. Freeman T 7/16-8/31 100

Wzll~ce V. Schmidt 6/1-8/31 100

Assistant Professor

Part-time Instructors 6/1-8/ 3 1

Subtotal , Wpar tmer.t of Drama and Comu~ication

No. Mos -

1987-88 1988 Academic S m e r Rate Arnoun t

R University of Texas a t Tyler 188 Summer Session Budget

3OOL OF LIBERAL ARTS tannorn Smith, E a n

;em Epar tment , Appointment b. - T i t l e , Name - Per ivd

IPARTMENT OF HUMANITIES


!. Vincent J. Falzone T 6/1-8/31

Professor

Patricia A. Gajda T 611-7115

Janice D. Glascock T 6/1-7/15

Frank H. Smyrl T 6/1-8/31

Associate Professor

Andrew S . Szarka I' 611-7/15

Paola L. Zinnecker 6/1-8/31

Assistant 3rofessor

Elizahetb S. Dunn 6/1-7/15

Richard M. Murphy 6/1-8131

Instructor

K. Stephen Krebhc 6/1-7/15


Sub-total, Department of Humanities

TMEm OF MUSIC

Prof a s n r

R . Kenneth Muckelroy ";/I-8/31

Zsociate Professor

Chadwick J. Edwards T 6/1-7115

Percent Time

1987-88 1988 No. Academic Sumner Mos . Rate __. L1-

Amount --

h e Univers i ty of Texae at lyler -988 summer Session Budget

;amL OF LIB= ARTS ?. Zlannom Smith, Ikan

:tern Departwnt , Appointment Percent NO. - T i t l e , Name Period Time

Assistant Professor

24. Daisy 3. Highfill 6/1-7115 100

Instructor

5. Vicki J . Conway 6/1-7/15 100

5. Part-time Instructors 6\1-7115

Subtotal, wpazmnt of Music

SPARTMENY UF Z I A L SCIENCES


7. Stephen R. Lefevre T 7/16-8/31 50

Associate Professor

i. Lawton E. Bennett T 6/1-7/15 100

Davor Jedlicka T 6/1-0131 75

VJ. Allen Martin 7 6/14/31 75

Robert W. Taylor 6/1-7/15 10 0

Michael I. Victor T 6/1-8/31 100

TtSsistmt Prof CSSOK

Barbara L. Hart 7/15-8/31 100

Peter J. Nelligan 6/1-8/31 50

Ins t r ucmr

Amy S . Glenn 6/1-E/31 75

Darrel L. McDonald 6/1-8/31 50


Subtotal, Department of Social Sciences

TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES

1987-88 1988 Academic S m r Rate Amount

TA- 17


1988 SUMMER SESSION B W E T

ESTRICTED FUNDS

lESIDENT INSTRUCTION

SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AID PSYCHOLOGY

Department of Curriculum and Instruction Department of Health and Physical Education Department of Technology Department of Psychology Department of Special Services

TOTAL, SCHOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCH0UX;Y

SCHOOL OF SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS

Department of B i o l q y Department of Chemistry Department of Plathematics and Compliter Science Department of Nursing

TOTAL, SCHOOL OF SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS

TAL 1988 SUMMER SESSION RESTRICTED FUImS DUDGM:

2 University of Texas a t Tyler 38 Sunnner Session Budget

3OOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYQIOmY ~ e c t L. Cox, Dean

2m B p s tmnt Appointment Percent No. 3. - T i t l e , N a m e Period Time - Mos . PARTMENT OF CIRRICULUI4 AND INSTRUCTION

Associate Professor and Chairman

b r r y L. Kraus T 6/1-8/31

Professor

Viv ian A. Hicks T 6/1-8/31

Associate Professor

Stephen E. Daniels T 6/1-8/31

Chester A. Fischer T 6/1-8131

Olga H. Fischer T 6/1-7115

Assistant Professor

Charles Calhoun 6/1-8/31

Mark A. Lewis 6/1-8/31

John S. Neal 6/1-8131

John F. R i l e y 7/16-8/3 1

Glenda F. R ~ k r s o n 7/16-0131

Instructor

Julianne B. Hubhle 611-8131

Colleen K, Randel G/1-7/15

Harlee A. Wright 6/l-8/31

hrt-time mstruztors 6/1-8/31

Subtotal r Department uf C u r r iculun and In~truction

1987-98 Academic

Rate

1980 S m e w mount

e University of Texas at Tyler 8d sumwc Session Sudget

'HOOL OF EDUCATION AND PSYCf lOEY bert L. Cox, Dean

em &par tment , Appintment ~ercent No. lo. T i t l e , Name Period Tim Mos . - 'PARTMEW OF HEALTH AND PHYSZCAL EDUCATION


Keith W. McCoy T 6/1-8/31 100 3

Wsociate Professor

Joyce E. Ballard T 6/1-8131. 100 3

Barbara A . Sears T 611-8/31 100 3

James A. Schwane 611-8131 100 3

Barry Green 6/1-8131 10 0 3

Assistant P~ofessor

William L. Siler 611-8/31 100 3

Part-time Tnstructors 6/1-8\31

subtotal, Deprtment of Health and Physical Education


w. Clayton Allen T 6/i-8/3i 100 3

L>snciate Professor

Torrany D. Gilbreath T 6/1-8131 100 3

H. maldGarr i son T 6 / 1 4 / 3 1 IOU 3

John N. Fabac 6/1-8/31 75 3

1987-88 1988 Academic S m e r

b t e Amount

Th- 20

he University of Texas at Tyler 988 Summer Session Budget

IOOL OF EDUCATION AND P S Y C H O W b r t L. Cox, k a n

1987-88 1988 ?rn Department, Appointment Percent No. Academic Summer 1: T i t l e , Name Per id Time Mos. Rate ~mounk

Assistant Professor

James F. Harbaugh 6/14/31 100 3 $ 30,323 6,738

G. Sheldon Dunham 6/1-8/31 100 3 $ 30,273 6,727

Part-time Instructors 6/1-8/31 18,360

Subtotal, Department of Technology $ 63,466


Robert F. McClure T 6/14/31

Associate Professor

Robert A. Geffner T 7/16-8/31

Assistant Professor:

Shirley M. Jones 7/16-8/31

Shel ley L. Marmion 6/1-8/31

Instr uctol:

Rudy Buckman 6/1-8/31

Part-tim Faculty 6/1-8/31

Subtotal, &par b e n t of Psycholwjy

F OF SPEClAL SEWICES

Professor and Chai rmm

Yac R . Moselcy T 6/1-8/31

e University of Texas a t q l e r 88 Sunmer Session Budget

IOOL OF EDUCATION AN13 P S Y C H O m Y lert L. Cox, Dean

'II Department, Appointment Percent - T i t l e , N a m e Per id Time

Prof essoz

Gary L. Wright T 7/16-8/31 100

Joanna M. Martin T 6/1-8/31 100

Rita S. Bryarlt T 6/14/31 100

Associate Professor

Assistant Professor

Brcnda K. Gillim 6/14/31 100

John J. Hoover 6/'1-7/15 100

Ross B. Sherman 6/1-8/31 100

Instructor

Suzanne Brians 6/1-7/15 100

Part-time Faculty 6/1-8/31

Subtotal, Wpartment of Special Services

TCrrAL FACULTY SALP;RIES

1987-88 1988 No. Academic Summer Mos . - Rate Amount

TA- 2 2

'he University of Texas at Tyler 988 S m e r Session Budget

ZEOOL OF SCIENCES AND MATHEMATICS mn Sherrd, Dean

:em Department, Appointment lo, - T i t l e , Name Period

PARTMEMI OF BTOLO(;Y

Professor b Chairman

James R. Stewart T 6/1-8131

Associate Professor

Neil Ford T 6/1-7/15

James Koukl T 6/1-8/31

Don Killebrew T 6/1-8/31

Instructor

Suzanne 8. Pundt 6/1-8/31


Subtotal, Bpartment of Biology

TMEWT OF CHEMISTRY

Asswiate Professor

aavid Riddle T 6/1-7/15

Subtotal, Department of Chemistry

MEW OF FRT'HEMATICS & COMPUTER SCIENCE

Professor and Chairmn

Kobert H . Crmford T 6/1-8/31

Professor

Gerald Morris T 6/1-7/15

A. R. Mitchell 6/L-7/15

Percent Time

1987-88 1988 No, Academic Summer Mos . Rate m u n t

The University of Texas at Tyler 1988 Summer session Budget

iCii00L OF SCIENCES AND MATWTICS ,ynn Sherrod, Dean

1987-88 1988 tan Department, Appointment Percent No. ~cademic Summer No. - T i t l e , Name Per id Time Mos . Rate Psnount

Associate Professor

1. George Whitson 6 / 1 4 / 3 1 75 3 $ 40,677 $ 6,780

Assistant Professor

Arun Kulkarni 6/1-8131 75 3 $ 32,000 5,333

Doyle P i t - 6/1-7/15 100 1+ $ 33,442 3,716

Steve Rainwater 6/1-7115 50 1+ $30,037 1,669

Part-time Instructors 6/1-8131 LO, 500

Subtotal, Wpartment of Mathematics ti Computer Science $ 47,240

Assistant Professor

Debbie B~ckmon 6/1-8/31 91.68 3 $ 34,773 $ 7,084

Paul Brown 7/16-8/31 100 1+ $ 29,388 3,265

Linda campbell 6/1-8/31 41.66 3 $ 33,650 3,115

Instructor

Ellen Fineout

Subtotal, Divisi on of Nursing $ 14,964

TOTAL FACULTY SALARIES $ 97,829

THE: UNIVERSITY OF TFAAS AT TYLER

U. T. BOARD OF REGWS' MEETING

JJNE: 9, 1988

OTHER FISCAL ITEMS

I n accordance with Article 6252-9b, Vernon's Texas Civil Statutes, the Financial Disclosure Statement for President B m is as follows:

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LIST ALL SOURCES OF OCCllPATlONAL INCOME

Name and Address uf Employer --- - --- .- -+- -- -

(C'ily) (Stale) I1 %IT-cmptoycd: Nature or Occupation -. ---, -- -- .-

;PENOE:NT CHIL.0 2 .- -_----,, -- -

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I.IST A1.L SOURCES OF OC(.'I JI 'ATIONAL 1NCOMk

N a r ~ ~ c and Address o f Employer ..,-- . --.-

(C'iry) (State) I I Sell'-employed: Nature of' Occupaiion , - . . - - ---

:NUEIUT CHILD 3 ,- ---.--A -

(Full Namt)

I.IST ALL SOURCES OF O(-CIUI'A I IONAL INL'C)MLi

Name and Address of Employer

- - - - -. . - - ( C - i ~ y ) (State)

IC Stlf-crnp/oycd: Nature of Occupation -- .... - . . . . . --

IOENITFY FOR EACH OF 'THE FOI_L,UWING PARTS WHETHER THE INFORMATlON PERTAINS 17) THE IN-

4t FILER, SPOUSE, IlEPENDENT CHILO I . DEPENOFN r UH1I.D 2, etc. UNLESS OTHERWISE NDI'ED, INDlCAf E bRY OF MUNETARY VALUE AS FOLLOWS: UA7 EGURY A-less lhan $1,000; CATEGORY B-$I,OIW lo 54,999.9'4: IRY C-SS,(HN nr more.

Part I. Retalnrra

any per50u. business entliv or organization from whunt you or a business in which you have substantial inrcrest' hawe a Ire as a retainer Tor fuiurc ~crv ices in case of nced (ax oppnsed to a tee for service7 011 a matter apccificd nt the time

acrlng Cnr the fct). Report olily retainer I re+ in which the arnounl of work performed doc5 not equal a r r x c c d Ihc value ritincr during iht repurting period. Specify r f the Ice wah rcceivcd by you or by a truwlc~r in which you Ilnvc s~th\tantial Intllcatc the appropriate ciltcKtjrv o f value for each rcjrinrr tee. (Att. 6252-9b. S4(c)(l)]

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Real Property Rent Individual Fi ler B described in Part V I

Part t ' . Personal 1 -h l~ i l i~ ipr -

1111-y ulicl~ (vr>rul ur liii;it1ci3t iii>t I ~ I ~ ~ I O I I 111 whom a ~)rr\on;rl liotc ur nolcs i ' t w ;I ~rr!sI l i r~ ;~~ i r , i a l liahilily in c,ycr.\ 0 1 5 l ,OHUP t r l ,I[ i tr~y t i ~ n c during rhtb ralciidar year. NOTE: F O R TtILS P.4K 1' C)YI Y , INIII( 'A I I. t 'A 1'FC;ORI' OF i ,\I CII: : IS

I OWS: C'AI 'Et iOKY A-$1 . ~ H l l . O l to $4,999.99. (';ITECiOKf H - - - $f i , lHW~ clt 111(111~ 1.+\rt. h 3 l - Y t l . $J(~)( f ; ) j

t Federal Sav ings and Individual F i l e r 3n Association

?rn Mortgage I n d i v i d u a l F i l e r B

+ F i r s t Bank :t ~epublicBank}

Individual Fi ler B

TA- 3 1

PI FASE 1r)r.N FII;V F ~ K E A ( . I I 111: T I I F . I:{)[ I OWING PAK,I'S W I W I l ~ t u 1 . 1 1 ~ ENI.{)KMAI ION PFK IAISY I o r r r r I N ntvInun[ I . I ~ . I ~ R , spr>use. nFtJi;p4ol!N I . cwr~,o I. U E P E N D ~ , N ~ C'HII.U 1. CIC I~PJI.E:SS 0 T H I ; k w l S E VOTE I > . IN131('A I t: CATECiORY 0). MONI;.TARY VALUE j\s FULLOWS: CAT EC;OKY A --]as than $1 .flOl): L'ATECillRY a-f 1 ,IN\ (0 54.999 93: CATEGORY C-$5.0011 or more.

-- - - - - - -- - - - - - - - k c r i & all IwnerjCiaJ inlcr tsrt' which wcrt held or acquired in rcal propen y (incindine your !~uawstead) and in huxi~lesn r l~ l i~ iea . If Ihe inleresl in 111e property or husint.<$ ehtily was sold, chrck ,vl~ether here was a ncr gain o r net Ioa realized Imrn the sale and indicate the category or ~hc. atntl\rllr 01 gait1 or loss rcalrzed. (All. 6252-9b. F/rl(c)t(i)l

REAL YROPKRTY HELD (JR AKVUIKEI): A descripli~tl or real properly i s required to k rcpor!ed by rlumher or Iors or mmber uf acres, as applicnbk, in each ror~nty and ltlc nalnu ul' each county.

I C sold: Vracriplrr~~~ of Nct Net Benel'icial lnretesl

---+- I4eld'acquired by

-. - - - - - - - - - - Ciain Loss ----- Caregorv

R e s i d e n t i a l Property individual Filer Maricapa County Nor th Charleston Phoenix, Arizona

)SINKS5 EN-TITIES 1tELIl OH AC'fJI'IRI;,II: lusjnesr e n t i ~ y " rilrilns a ~ u l e prt~yr~elorrhip partrbership, lii tn, corporation, holding company, iuir~t stack company, r r c r i u r r -

p, trust, ur anv orher ellt lty rccog~ii/.ed in law through whicil huslness Lor profit is conducred.

I r $ 0 ~ :

!scri(rt iun of Nc: Net

ncfiuial Interest Hcldiacquited by Gal11 Lr r ss Category -- - --- - -- -..-- ..-- - . - - . - . - - -. . -. . - - - - - - - -. . - - . - -

!ford F r i e n d s h i p Individual F i l e s

wo'I.ivirrE

4127 A bencricial i~rtcrar may be either legal or equitable rit lc (such as whet1 a creditor lakes ~ h c lcgnl i irlc as liccl~rity lor rcp;tyme~lt of

debt). A lrust kern should be rtporlcd u~ldet Part V I I .

TA- 3 3

1 1Jcn1il.y ally i,rrson. buatt~ras cntily. or other or~anlzation which has given gilts of Inolwr. ur propertv to yuu. yoor cp*usc. or your dcpetldcnt children, the toral vali~c ni w h ~ c h cxcrcds $250. Ilrscrihe each git'r 00 i i ~ t ia~cludc gifts recrivrd trcrni lrcrsons related withi t i The second degree ol'conranguir~ity or ;~ffinily and ca,~jp:lig~l cntlrriburiolls ahicll \rc.rc repurted as reqr~irrd I+!' I : I ~ [Art , 6252-Yh, $4{c)(f )J

- 1

Part YItL. Trurth

!n~i lg ihe cuutcc. of all inionic recc~vcd as beneficiary ol 3 t r w t ;)rid i~ldicale he anproprial< carrgory or the amolirll recth~-;ed. 8n1iTy cauh asser from which tn~~nrnc in t..rtess of 550U war recu!vc.d thC heart iciary. i f thc ide~uitv 15 knon 11. [Art. 6252-Vh, 8 4 ( c ) ( * ~ )

. , _ _ _ - - - - _ . _ - - -

I'urt I X . ('ltrptrrnlr Acr r lh ~sntl l inhllirl~..i - - - - I

Irlcntifv h~ dchcriptio~~ aad catcporv 0 1 ~IIIILJUIII all a s ~ c ~ s iind I i ; ~ I ~ ~ l \ ! l c k ( $ 1 ; L I I ~ L ~ I ~ O I . ~ I H ~ I ~ 111 1 v t u ~ I 1 IWL*CIII I I I 111n!(. 1 1 1 t t i t '

o l ~ ~ ~ ~ a ~ l d i n # s l l ~ k was held. ;~cquired r>r ~ l ~ l d . I h r t . 6257-9h, $4(. 11'01 i

Slclck. IIclJ. Acquired

TA- 35

Part X I . Hunwrarln4

List hornrariaq received by rtltlrt:c, i!icludinp riame, addrtss. md arnnunt. Also leyurr lllr expenses you incurred in prri-orri~ir~g the services lor which you reccivcd each Iinmlrariurn; idenlrfy each cxpcnac by purpose and anlount.

Honoraria ->.. ----. Exprtlses Incurred . . -

Source and Addrcss --- -..------ -A.

Anrorrnl --- I'tlrpusc: o i Expensc . -- Arnuurll ----

-- l's~ti X l l . tteiteIilvh --

I,,( I I I , I : ~ ~ ~ [ , , dtri%.!:~l l~q>in Iur \ct i \~n~ in l i t ~ ~ ~ t ~ r 1 1 1 . I ~ : I I I ~ - L \ ; ~ ~ I < ~ I ~ o f 111t- re~.lptell! by \ o i i ~ ~ t > , ill. I I I L ~ I ~ I ~ ~ ~ I I I I ~ , a t l d ~ e ~ ~ . ,I\IL! 4 ~ ~ ~ > i ~ ~ ~ ~ i ~

TA- 36

Scclion 36.10(3) provide? 3s I'o!lnws: [Aln hnnwnriurn rn c o ~ ~ s i d c r a t i i ~ ~ i for Icgi~ima~e rcrviccs rcr~dcrcd :~l)ovc ;~tid hcyi?ncl official Jutics anti r~\ponrihiJit i ~ h i f :

(A ) nut more t l l a ~ i onc honorarium i s rcceiced truirl ~ h c :,zllnc llctson 111 a calcl~dar }-car: ( D l ncrt mote !han orle t~csuararil~rn i s reccived for thv catnr tcrvicr; n r ~ d (C') /he hr~loruriirtn and e.rpPnsr.r. re~urdI~ICcs c!f otnounr. e r ~ r e p ~ r f ~ d itr rlltl trlronciul srulu)rrarri fi'k~tl rtrrri~r ( 'Ilanrrr

-i>/. -4 t . fs t ? / ' tlw 63rd I . ~ ~ ~ i , ~ ~ o f 1 4 r c , /9.3 (fdirrit*le 6252-9/~, i ' e rno~f 's Te.ru.~ Civil ,S~liu~te,t). /{ l h ~ ~ - P C ; ~ I ~ * F I I 1.5 ~ ~ I { I I ~ ~ ( J I ! t I )

t'ik i~ J~FIUIII j t d . ~ I U ~ P J T J P F I / t~ndttr lhul 4 < ~ . ( F 111 pita s is addrd,

TA- 37

I Jtr ui lelnnl~ swear ihal the lorcpuinp !:illancia1 Statei~~urll . lihcrl I ~ v i c w i ~ l l , i s in ;I\! I l n i ~ ~ r lnlc ;and ~rrrrccr, and I'\llly ~ I l r i u ~ -111

George F r a n c i s Hamm 25th April Snorn IO artJ %ubrcr~bcJ bclurc mr by -,,-. .,.- . - t l i i ~ the -_,.- day oi. - .- --. . . . - -

Mv commission e x p i r e s

Notary P u b l i c and Executive Secre tary to - .. .. . - - , . - .. . , - - . --- -- l ' l l t t ' I ! $ If'li-.tl ~ l l ~ ~ ~ l l t l h l ~ t 1 1 1 ~ ~ ' ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ President; George F a Ham

All oafi hs. :~lfidavils, or nKlirrrtations rtt;rdc willrir~ lllic Stdcc. rrrily bo r?d111itiistc1-ed ;~tid :I ~.~rl i ( ' icatc UF 1 1 1 ~ !;Ic! ~ I W ~ I 0 1 - ;I. A judgc. clerk, or c o ~ n ~ ~ ~ i ~ s i ~ ~ n c r oI' arlv courl 111 recc~rd: 6, h notary public: c . t\ ,iurticr ul thc jwacc; c l , All!' lnenibcr ol' ally board rlr com~nlssio~~ ~Wi~ lcd I)y tlic law5 oT tllis stalc, ill ~ n ; t t l ~ l . r pct.taininl: to I h u du! ic\ I hvrcr l l : S. I- l~c Secretar y of' Statc oi' Texas: I'. A 11 emplnyce or the Seurcl nry ol' St31 c of Texas r v l ~ o has dutier rcloled ro tl~c recorda rrquil-cd b+ I Tirlc I 51, 1 c. xu%

Eltclion ('adc, as alnrlldrd. ill matters prrtair~inl: ru those dulics: . . .

(Tcx. K c v . ( ' i t . Slar. . l i i ~ r . arr. 26 (Vcrlltbn Slrpp. IW7)J

TA- 39

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS

5323 Harry Rines Boulevard, D a l l a s , Texas 75235

Dr- chdrles D. Mullins Executive Vice Chancellor

for Health Affairs The university of Texas System 601 Colorado S t r e e t A u s t i n , Texas 78701

Dear D r . Mullins:

The docket for the June 9 , 1988 meeting of the Board of Regents is submitted for your recommcndstioh and presentation to the Board.


Sincerely,

Kcrn wildenthal, M . D . , Ph.D. President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT D A L W

DOCKET FOR JUME 9, 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

Gifts from P r i v a t e Dorlol-s and Foundations to TheUnivtrs i ty . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD-3

Absence from Usual and Regular Duties, Including Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HD-4

Business Contracts for Services . . . . . . . . . . WD-6

Standard Affiliation Agreements . . . . . . . . . . KO-8

Contracts and Grants fo r Research, Development, and Educational S e r v i c e s :

Non-Governmental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . )ID-9

S t a t e and Local Governments . . . . . . . . . . HD-20

Federal . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . HD-23

~evis io lrs to the Parking and Traffic Regulations . . HD-33

Amendments t o the 1987-88 Opera t ing Budget {including facu l ty and s t a f f appointments and changed in s t a t u s and transfers of funds within existinq budget totals) . . . . . . HD-35

HD- 2

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHFIESTEW MEDICAL CENTER AT DBLMS

U.T. BOARD O F REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS ANU FOUNDATIONS

The following g i f t s have been received and are recommended f o r acceptance by the U .T. Board of Regents:

Purpose Amount

1. Dig i ta l Euipmerlt COrp . VAX Computer System, $ 56,447.00*** 4851 LBJ Freeway, #I100 Microvax I1 Central D a l l a s , TX 75244 Processing U n i t

2. kMrs. J. S . Erltriken 5749 Storlegate Road Ual las , TX 7 5209

Addition to Jolin $ 32,269.35 Schermerhorn Fund to support mental illness research

3. Leland Fikes F d n . , Inc . Drs. Goldstein and 3206 Republic Bank Tower Brown's research. Dallas, TX 75201 Payment on pledge o f

$1,250,000

4. Fi r s t Republic Bank Trustee Tur Mclba R

Williams T r u s t One Dallas Centre P . O . Rox 241 D a l l a s , TX 75221

Scholarship fund

5 . *Pirst Republic Bank Research programs Trus tee of Harry S . Moss of D r s . Willerson,

H e a r t Trust Mitche l l , Goldstein, F.O. Box 83791 and Brown Dailiar, TX 75283

6. Mrs. E . E, Fagelson General University $ 50,000+00 3525 T u r t l e Creek, Apt. A support D a l l a s , TX 75219

7. *The Fourldation o f t h e Dr. Roscrlberg' s $ 50,000.00 Jewish Federation of research in PJeuro- Greato r Dallas logy

7800 Northhaven, Suite A Dallas, TX 75230

8 . Tlre Green Foundat ion Xomad Drills for the $ 35,000.00 3300 First . City Center Res iden t Temporal 1700 Pacl f ic Averwe Bone Laboratory D a l l a s , TX 75201

9 . .'MDanlr F o r t Worth Various donor support S 31,000.00 Representing Drs. I s h i i , f o r the Senator Detty Kawai, Kosakai, Hayashi and Dr. Arrdy Andu j a r

P . O . Box 310 Chair F o r t Worth, TX '16101

*NO l e t t e r o f transmittal from the donor

*AhMor~cnsh y i f t - other.. The arnourlt s t a t e d is the estimated value on the date of receipt by t h e i n s t : i t u t i on

GIFTS - c o ~ ~ t i n u e d -

10 . *Perol Fund of the Communi- ties Foundation of Texas

4605 Live oak Dallas, TX 75204

11 . *Perot Fund of the Cornmuni- t i e s Foundation of Texas

4605 L i v e Oak Dal1 a s , TX 7 5204

12. - Smith K l i n e & French labs 1500 Sprinq Garden Street P . O . Box 7929 Philadelphia, Ph 19101

13. Southwestern Medical Fdn. F i r s t Republic Bank Center 1601 Tower 1 Dallas, TX 75201

14. Southwestern Medical F d n - F i r s t Republic Bank C e n t e r 1601 Tower 1 Dallas, TX 75201

15. Soi~thwestern Medical Fdn. F i r s t Republic Bank Center 1601 Tower I Dallas, T X 75201

16. Southwestern Medical Fdn- F i r s t Republic Bank Center 1601 Tower 1 Dallas, TX 75201

17. Southwestern Hedlcal Fdn. F i r s t Republic Bank Center 1601 Tower 1 D a l l a s , TX 75201

18. Southwestern Medical Fdn. First Republic Eank Center 1601 Tnwer 1 Dallas, TX 75201 ,

13. Mrs. Estelle F. Watlington 1993 Bryan Street S u i t e ,5400 Dallas, TX 75201

Purpose Rmoun t

olds stein and Brown $211,600.00 Group research. First payment on ten year pledge

~ o l d s tein and BI own $389,250.00 Group research. Second payment an ten year pledye

~ i g e s t i v e disease $ 45,000.00 research

Diabetes research. $116,666.00 ~ h i r d payment on f ive year pledge of $ 4 8 3 , 3 3 3 from Hoblit- zelLe Foundation

Support for AIDS research from the Hillcrest Foundation

Support for Distin- 6 45,334.98 guiahcd Chai r in Human Nutrition

F i r s t payment on Annual Grant for 1987 -88 academic year

To defray costs o f s i t e $120,000-00 development plan for u n i v e r s i t y expans ion. First payment on pledge

$240, aua

Support for Jonssnn $ 28,000.00 Visiting Professor and Graduate School Sympusitun

Center far Human N u t r i t i o n support. First payment on three year pledge

TRAVEL I . Dr. L. Maximiliarr Bujd w i l l travel t o Cologne, West Germany from July I through August 31, 1988, a to ta l sf 62 days, f o ~ reassignment of dut ies as V i s i t j n g Professor at the University of Cologne. No expenses are requested.

A ~ o le t ter of Lr-msmittal from t h ~ donor

TRAVEL - continued 2 . Dr. Frederick Grinnell w i l l travel to Israel from June 24 through Ju ly 30 , 1988, a t o t a l of 36 days, to conduct research a t Weizzman ~nstitute and serve as Visiting Professor a t Hebrew University. Expenses will be paid by Kendall Research Center.

3. Dr. Scot t T. Brady w i l l t r a v e l t o Woods Hole, Wassachusetts from June 15 through August 15, 1388, a total of 61 days, for reassignment of duties to cunduct research at the Marine B i d o g i c a l Laboratories. No travel expenses arc requested.

4. Ur. George S. Bloom w i l l travel t o Woods Hole , Massachusetts from June 5 th rough August 1 3 . 1988, a total of 70 days, f o r reassignment of duties to conduct research a t the Marine Biological Laboratories. No travel expenses a r c requested.

THE: tJNlVERSIT'Y OF TEXAS SOUTWSTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS

U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS' HEETIMG

JUNE 9, 1988

BUSINBSS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES

The fo l lowing items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U .T. Board of Regents:

1 - Agency: Lions1 Sight and Tissue Foundation of Dallas 2-Xi, Inc.

Funds r $112,900 Period: Effective February 18, 1988 through

August 31, I993 ~itle/Description : Amendment t o contract for collaboratidn

dated May 1, 2978 whereby t he Foundation w i l l make an additional 600 square feet of space available i n the Forensic Sciences Building to UT Southwestern' s Transplant Resources Cen te r , a t o t a l of 4,100 square f e e t of laboratory space. Southwestern will reimburse Foundation for renovation of the area

2 - Agency: Funds : Period: Title/Description:

3 . Agency: Funds : Period : T i t l ~ l D e s c r ipt i o n :

4 . Agency: Funds : Per iod : Title/Description:

MacArthur Foundat ion None Amenhent e f f e c t i v e December 23, 1987 Second Amendnent t o l ease pertaining to the Exchange Park o f f i c e space that University is leasing fo r three years a t no cost . Amendment cilanges our name to The University of Texas Sou thwes ter~r Hedical Center a t Dallas and no other modifications L u lease are made

Park land ~cmorial Hospital None November 23, 1987 Letter o f Agreement f o r an exchange o f space a t Farkland far t h e Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology. Parkland will bear the expense of renovations f o r the new space

I'ejas Wrecker scrvice None April 29, 1988 through ~ p r i l 2 8 , 1969 Tejas Wrecker Service agrees t o make wreckers available for removal of auto- mobiles from the University campus upon the request of the University Chief of Police, Charges for towing fees w i l l be the same as those s ta ted in the Dallas C i t y Code, Ordinance No. 16403, Sect ion 15D-27, wi th a storage fee of $5.00 per day

BUSINESS COWRACTS FOR SERVICES - cont inued

MINOR CONSTRUCTlON PROJECTS - RRR - Part Two, Chapter VIII, Section 2 ($300,UG0 or L e s s Per Project)

I . Contractor : Don L. Owen Pain t ing Contractors, Inc. 316 West Simonds Rd. Seagoville, TX 75159

Amount : $20,773 Source of Funds: President's Development Fund, Accour~ l 705955 Dater id Receivcd December 7 , 1987,

Change Order dated February 1 3 , 1988 P r o j e c t T i t l e : P r o j e c t AB7-5'/45W, Interior Painting of Aston

Ambulat-ory Care C e n t e r Brief Discription: Chanqe Urder No- 1 to increase the funds by -

$20,773 for a t o t a l contractual amount of $57,576 and to change the source of funds f o r the original contract amount of $36,303 from Phys ica l Plant Account t o the President's Development Fund. The t o t a l mount of t h e contract w i l l now he paid from t h e President's Development Fund account.

TIE UNIVERSTTY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTEW MEDICAL CENTG'R AT DALLAS



The agreement recommended for approval by t he U.T. Bvard of Regents has been approved by an a t torney of t h e Offi-ce of General Counsel and is based on t h e model agreemenL adopted on December 16, 1977,

I . Facility: Firra Therapeutics Dallas, Texas September 10, 1987 To provide h e a l t h care students with educational experiences at an out-patient physical therapy f a c i l i t y

THE UNIVERSITY OF TfW'&5 SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTEK AT DALLAS

U .T . BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1 9 ~ 8

CONTRACTS RND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT

The following items have been awarded and are rccomcnded f o r approval by t h e U . T . Board of Regents:

I . Agency: Aller-yan ~harmaceuticals , Inc. No. : LBUN-129-7 556 New Funds: $5,000 Current Period: December. 24, 1987 TitLe/Uescription: A Comparison o f t he Ocular ~ y p o t e n s i v e

Eff icacy of DextrobunoLoL, ~ e v o b u n o l o l and Vehicle i n Subjects with Elevated Intra- ocu'l a r Pressures

2. Agency: Alzheimer's Disease and itelated Disorders Association, Inc.

NO.: DB-87-001 New Funds: $47,930.25 Cur r-en t Period : March 1, 1988 through February 26, 1990 TitlelDescr i p t i o n : Alzheimer Amyloid Precursor Regulatiori in

Neural Cultures

3 . Ayency: American Cancer Soc ie ty NO. : CH-414 New Funds : $69,000 Cur rent 13criod: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1989 Title/Description: The t(lL;i4) Chromoson~e Translocations

Associated with Hman T C e l l Leukemia

4. Agency : American Cancer Soc ie ty NO. : CD-27 5A New Furlds : $00 , 000 C l i r r p n t Period: January 1 , 1988 through December 31, 1988 TFtle/Description: ImmunogeneLic Analysis af a Navel B Cell

Malignancy: Childhood CLL

5 . Agency: American ~ a s t t - u e n t e r o l o g i c a l ~ssociation No. : None Ncv Funds: $50,0r30 Current Period: July I , 1988 throuyh June 30, 1990 TitlelUescription: Cellular Determinal~ ts of Cholesterol Entry

into Bile. (Funding f o r second and t h i rd year of award)

6 . Agency ; Arthritis Foundation No. : None New Funds: $39,000 C u r r e n t Pcr ind: July 1 , 1988 through June 30, 1989 Tille/Description: Molecular- Analysis of Nove l D Segments i n

A n t i-1 diotypic Ant ibadies

. Agerick.: Baxter Healthcare Col-pora tion No. 1 None New Furlcis : $7,500 rurrent Period: November 18, 1987 Title/Description; C l i n i c a l E v d l u a t i o n of the Travenol Glucose

Meter far Self Blood Glucose Monitoring- ( ~ d d i t i o t l a l income)

"Nn lett-er of transmittal

WN-GOVERNMENTAL, CONTRACTS, GTCANTS, ANU AGREEMENTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - corlt inued

8 Ayency; Baxtcr Healthcare corporation No. r None Mew Funds: $7,500 Current Period: February 15, 1988 Ti t l e / l l e scr ip t ion : Clinical Evaluation of the Travenol Glucose

Meter f o r Self Blood Glucose Monitoring. (Add i t iona l income)

9. Agency: Bristol-Myers U.S. Pharmaceutical Group NO. : 400-003-034; 7145 Mew Funds : $28,000 Current Period: January 1 , I987 through December 31, 1987 Title/Description: A Survey of the susceptibility Pat te rns of

Gram Negative Organisms Related Lo Amino- glycoside Usage Patterns

"10. Agency: Bristol-Myers Company No. : None New Funds: $26,712 Current Period: December 1 0 , 1987 TitlejDescription: A Double B l i n d T r i a l of 2 Dai ly Dose

Ranges of Nefazodon~ and Placebo in t h e Treatment of Depressed Outpatients. (Additional income)

1 1 . Aqency: No. : Mew Funds : Current Period: T i tlelDescr i p t i a n :

1 2 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: T.itle/Description :

1 3 . Agency: Ha. : New Funds: Current Per iod: Ti t l e lDescr ip t ion :

14. Agency: NO. :

N e w Funds: Current P ~ r i u d : TitlelDescription:

L5. Agency: No.: New Funds: Current Period: Tit1e)Description:

Chemicon International, Inc. M O I I ~ 33% of gross sales of antisera February 2, 1988 through Fehruary 1 , 1993 A license agreement whereby univers i ty w i l l q r a l ~ t Chelnicon the right to make, use and sell a rabbit and goat antisera

Children ' s Fledical Center None $35,000 February 1 , 1988 t l~ rouqh December 31. 1988 To provide the services of D r . Graham Ernslie t o the p s y c h i a t r i c i n p a t i e n t unit a t Children's

Chi ldren ' s Medical Center None $10 ,316 .70 J u l y 1, 1987 through December 31, 1987 To provide the services of 'Timothy Seaman, a Research Technician 11, in Dr. Ducorels laboratory

Ciba-Ge igy Corporation Protocol 46 $6,050 December. 14, 1987 A Cornparisor] of Voltaren (Diclofenac Sodium) Iqcpcridine Hydrochloride and Placebo in tho Treatment of Renal Col ic . (Additional income)

Ciba-Geiyy Corporation MCS-335 $ 6 , 0 0 0 December 21, 1987 Pat ien t Preference for Slow K versus Hicro K10 a s a Potassium S~lpplement

*No l e t t e r of transmittal

NON-GOVERNMENTAL CONTRACTS, GRANTS, AND AGREEMENTS (FUNDS CUMING IN) -

continued

1 6 . Agency: Ciba-Gtigy corporation No.: None New Ftmds: $12,0110 Cur rent Period: November 20, 1987 Tit Ze/Description: Cytokine Effects on Endothelium in Chronic

Inflammation

1 7 . Agency: Ciba-Geigy f h r p o r a t i o n No. : MCS 125A and 125C New Funds: $1,400 C~~rrent Per iod : August 8, 1987 Ti t l e /Descr ip t ion : Additional furids f o r two v o l t a r o n studies

entitled, "An Open-Labeled Study of Valtaren Treatment in Patieri ts w i t h Rheumatoid Arth- ritis u s i n g the Arthritis Impact neasurement Scales" and "An Dpen-Labeled Study of Marketed NSAID Treatment in P a t i e n t s with Rheumatoid A r t h r i t i s "

18. Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Current Period: Title/Descript.ion:

1 9 - Agency: NO. r New Funds r Cttrrent Period: ~itle/nescriptian:

20. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitleiDescription:

21. Ayency: No. : Wew Funds: C u r r e n t Per iud: Title!Descriptian:

22. Agency: No. r New Funds: C!lrrcnt Period: TitleiDescription:

2 3 . Agency: No. : N e w Funds : Current Pe r iod : Title/Descrlption:

Dallas Biomedical Corporation Monr $12,077 March L , 1988 through August 31, 1988 Sponsored Research Agreement for project entitled "Phys io logica l Phantom f o r FJMR Imaging and Spectroscopy Qua l i t y Assurance, Education a ~ l d Research"

Dallas Biomedical corporation Nonc $56,400.85 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1990 c lon ing and ~xpression of t h e Human Ro/SS-A Gene to A l l o w Development of an Improved C l i n i c a l Assay for Anti-RolSS-A Autoantibodies

Dal l a s Biomedical Corporation None $15,862.55 December 1 , 1987 through November 30, 1988 Improved Method to Detect p a t i e n t s with F a m i l i a l ~ypercholestcrolemia

Dal l a s Biamedical Corpor-a Lion None $44 ,000 June 1 , 1988 through May 3 0 , 1990 Establishing a G e n e t i c DNA Bank f o r New Test Development

Dallas Biomedical Corporation None $66,206.25 March 1, 1988 throuyh February 2 8 , 1989 Instruments fo r Cryoelectron Microscopy

Dallas Child Guidance C l i n i c Nonc $6,000 September 1 , 1987 through August 31, 1988 To provide professional psychological services t o C l i n i c

NCIN-GOVERNNENTAZ, CONTRACTS, GRANTS, AND AGREENENTS (FWDS COMING IN) - con t i m e d

2 4 . Agency: Dallas Epilepsy Associatiut~ No. : None New Funds: $4,000 Current Period: January 1, 1988 thr-ough August 31, 1988 TiLle/~escription: University w i l l provide r e h a b i l i t a t i o n

evaluative services as requested by Agency

25. Agency: DEKA Research and Development Corporation No. : None N e w Funds: $4,600 Current Period: February 22, 1988 Ti t l e /Desc r ip t i an : Investigation of Intravenous Infusion

Mnnitoring System

26. Agency: Du Pont Crit-ical Care NO.: 9883-86-15-11 New Funds : $l2,800 Curren t P e r i o d : November 26, 1967 ~itle/~escription: Intr-avenous ~icardipine i n the Treatment of

Severe Hypertension. ( ~ d d i t i o n a l income)

2 7 . Agency : Claxo Inc. No. : CAE-222 New Funds: $6,414.20 Current Period: February 16, 1988 TitLe/Dcscription: ~ l i n l c a l and Comparative ~ i o a v a i l a b i l i t y

Evaluation of Cefuroxime Axetil suspension

28. Agency : Glaxo Inc- Na. : SAL-371 New Funds: $16,000 Current Period: February 1 7 , 1988 TitleiDescription: Comparison of Volmax versus Theobid 3r.

Duracap i n Adults with Chronic Reversible Obstructive Airway Disease (sAL-571). ( A d d i t i n l l a l j ncome)

29. Ryency; N o - : Wew Fur~ds:

Cttrrerlt Period: TitlejDescript ion:

30. Agency: No. : New Funds: (:urrent Period : Titl~/Description:

3 1. hqency : No. : Ncw Fllr~ds : Current I 'eriodr T i t l c /Descr ipt inr l :

Greenery Rehabilitation Center of D a l l a s None Compensatiorl will be according t o an established rate per number of patients December I , 1987 through May 31, 1988 University w i l l provide a Medical Director and attending physician services t o the Greenery

Hoffmann-La Roche l n c . I430583 $8,400 September 2 6 , 1987 Reversal of Central ~enzod iazep lne Effects by Intravenous Elumazcnil (RO 15-1788) A f t e r Sedat ion with Hidazolun. (Additional income)

Janssen Pharmaceutica JRD Sl,2ll/P202V $2,62', December 17, 1907 Intraconazole (R51,211) Capsules for Vulvovaginal Candidlasis

NON-GOVERNMEiNTAL CONTRACTS, GRANTS, AND AGREEMENTS ( F W S COMING IN) - cont h u e d

32 . Agency: Max Kade Foundation, I n c . No. r None New Funds: $11,900 Current Period: April 1, 1988 through September 30, 1988 Ti t l e /Dcscr ip t ion : Molecular Biology of the Hormone-Sensitive

Adenylate Cyclasc System

33. Agency: The Kidney Foundation u l Canada No. r None Ne# Funds : $ 3 5 , 3 0 0 Current Period: July 1 , 1988 throtqh June 30, 1989 Titlelnescription : Mechanisms and Regulation of Renal Proximal

Tubule Chloride and Bicarbonate Transport

34- Agency: The Esther- A . and Joseph Klinqcnstein Fund, Inc. No. : None N e w Funds: $100,000 Current Period: July 1, 1988 through June 30, 1991 Ti t l e~ l l e sc r ip t i on : Molecular Circuits of Presynaptic Inhibition

35 - Agency: Knoll Pharmaceuticals No. : T- 1 New Futlds : $31,500 Current Period: Deceinbcr 11, 1987 Title/Description: Evdluation of the Influence of Tissue Plasmin-

ogen Activating Factor and Combined Tissue Plasminogen ~ c ~ i v a t i n g Factor and Ancrod on Alterations in Coronary Blood Flow i n ~tenosed Canine Coronary Arteries- (Additional income)

Aqency : N i l . :

New F ~ l n d s : Current Period: ~i t . l e / ~ e s c r i ~ t i o n :

Agency: No. : New Funds: Curren t period: T i t l e / ~ e s c r i p t i o ~ l :

3B. Agency: No. : New Funds : Current . Period: T i . t l e / D ~ s c r i p t i o n :

34. Agency: No. ; New Furlds: Current Period: Tit le /Descr ip t ion:

E l i illy and Company 13882D $5,456 December' 10, 1987 Picenadol: Multicenter Dose Response in Pos tope ra t i ve Pain

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation 6-365 $ 3 5 , 0 0 0 A p r i l 1, 19t18 th rouyb March 31, 1989 Regulation of Human F e t a l Lung Development: A Role for Hormones i n the Synthesis of S u r f a c t a n t Apoproteins. (Continuation grant )

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation 6-522 $64,000 April 1, 1988 through March 3 1 , 1989 Biornolecular B a s i s of Infection-Associated P re t e rm Labor

Luci l le P. Markey C h a r i t a b l e T rus t 87-32 $21,600 J u l y 1, 1988 through June 30, 1992 Additional funds (including 6% institutional al lowance) for Dr. Wasserman's Scholar Award i n Biomedical Science which was renewed for a fou r year per iod beginning July 1 , 1988. { S e e the A p r i l 14, 1988 docket , Item 3 2 , Page HD-1 I )

NON-GDVERNF%MTAI, CONTRACTS, GRANTS, AND AGREEMENTS (FUNDS COMING I M ~ - continued

40. Ayency: McNeil Pharmaceutical NO. : YE New Funds: $lZ,OOO Current Period: Rarch 31, 1388 Title/Description: Double-Blind Parallel Comparison of Three

Doses of Topiramate (Mid to High Range) and Placebo in Refractory P a r t i a l Epilepsy

41. Agency: Merck Sharp & Dohe Research ~ a b o r a t o r i e s NO.: None New Funds: SZS, 0013 Current Period; December 2 1 , 1987 Tit le /Descr ip t iorz: A postdoctoral fellowship entitled "Merck

Sharp & Dohe Research Laboratories Fellorship"

*42. Agency: Her-ck Sharp & Dohme Research ~aboratories HO. : MK-906 Mew Funds : $31,5GO Cur ren t Period: February 2, 1988 ~ i t l e / ~ e s c r i p t i o n : The Effec t of Low Doses of MK-906 i n

Patients with Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia

43. Agency: Hernorial Hospital of Garland No. : Hone New Funds: None Current Period: ~ E f e c t i v ~ February 19, I988 until terminated Title/Description: An Agreement on behalf of the Transplant

Hesources and Services Center t o facilitate the procurement of tissues and organs for transplants t i o n

44. Aqency: Methodist ~ o s p i t a l s of Dallas No. : Hone New Ft~nds: $128,106.64 Current Period: February 1, 1988 throuqh September 30, 1988 TiLleiDescription: Dr. Clare Edman will serve as Director of the

Residency Train ing Program in Obste tr i c s and Gynecology at Methodist Medical Center

45. Agency: National Kidney Foundation nf Texas No. : None New Funds: $4,000 Cur ren t Period: January 1 , 1988 through December 31, 1988 Title/Descript.ion; Cloniny of the Gene for the D i s t a l Nephron

Prot011 P~lmp

46. Agency: National Kidney Foundation of Texas No- : Nahe New Funds: $4,000 C u r r e n t Perlod: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 T i t 1elDescription: Effect of Glucagon on Tubuloglomerular

Feedback

47. Agency: National Kidney Foundation of Texas No. : None New Funds: $3,000 Current Period: January 1, 1408 through December 31, 1988 TitlelDescript ion, Pathogenes is of Hypokalemic Metabolic

Acidosis

kNo l e t t er of t ransmi t ta l

NUN-GOVERNMENTAL - CONTRACTS, GRANTS , AND AGREEMENI'S ( FUNDS COWING IN ) - cont inued

48 . Agency: National Xidney Foundatiori of Texas No. : None New Funds: $5,000 rurrent Period: January 1, 1988 tkrougIl December 31, 1988 Ti t l e /Desc r ip t ion : Pathogenesis of Renal Tubular Acidosis

49. Agency : National Multiple Sclerosis society No. : None New Funds: $7,000 C ~ r r e n t Period: A p r i l 1 , 1988 through ~eptember 30,1488 Title/Description: MulLiple Sclcrosir Clinical Research Center

50. Agency: Pf l e e r , I11c . No. : 003- 506 New Funds: $10,983 per cornple tcd p a t i e n t Current Period: October 22, 1987 Title/Description: A Phase 1/11 Two Week, Multicenter, Double

Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study of the Safety, T o l e r a t i o n , a n d Efficacy ol: CP-68-722-2 in ?ion- Insulin Dependent Diabetes

51. Agency: Pfizer , Inc . No. : 003- 506 New Funds: $29,200 C u r r e n t Period: February 24, 1988 T i t le/Descr,iption: A Phase 1 / 1 3 Multicenter Two Week Double

Blind, Placebo-Controlled Study of the Sa fe ty , Toleration, and E f f i c a c y of CP-68-772 i n Non-Insulin Dependent Diabetes . (Additional income)

52. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current. Period: TitlejDescription:

53- Agency: No. : New Funds : Current Period: T i t l e / ~ e s c r i p t i o n :

54. Agency: NO. ; New Funds: C u r r e n t Pet-iod: Title/Description:

P f i z e t - , Inc. 86-N-3114 $20,400 Septe~lhtr 21, 1987 A Twelve Week Double Blind Placebo-Controlled Dose Response Study of NifeAipine GITS for the Treatment of Mild Essent ia l Hypertension. (~dditianal income)

P f i x e r , Inc. 86-N-0114 $10,200 Novenber 24, 1987 A Twelve Week Double Blind Placebo-Controlled Dose Resporlse Study of Nffedipine G I T S for the Treatment of ~ i l d Essential Hypertension. (Addi t i o n a 1 income )

P f i z e t - , 1 1 1 ~ .

66-N-0114 $20,400 Jarluary 1 8 , 1988 A Twelve Week Dorlble Blind Placebo-Controlled Dose Response Study of Nifedipine G I T S for the Treatment of Mild Essential Hypertension. ( A d d i t io i la l income)

NON-GOVERNMENTAL CONTRACTS, GRANTS, AND AGREEMENTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - cont inued

5 5 . Aqer-ICY : P f i z e r , lnc . NO.: None Hew Furtds: $25,000 Current Period: January 1, 1988 through June 30, 1988 TitlejDescription: D r . Radolfls P f i z e r Scholars Award for a

grant ent- i t led "Isolation and Molecular Characterization of the Outer Memb~-ane of

pa l l idmi '

5 Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

57. A g e n c y : No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: T i tle/Descrip tion :

5 8 - Agency: No. r

New Funds: Current Period: Title/Descriptiori:

5 5 . Agency: No. : New Flnids: C u r'rent P e r i o d : Title/Descriptionr

60. Agency: No.: New Funds : C u r r e n t Period: T i t 1elDescript iun:

61. A g e ~ ~ c y : No.. NEW Furids1 Cut-rent Period: T i t l ~!nescription;

P f i z e r , Inc. Nor~e $5,000 October 1, 1987 through December 3 1 , 1587 University will provide validatiah of the analytical assay metIlodo1og-y far ampicillin and sulbactarn usirly internal standards

Salutar , Inc. None $29,012 February 3 , 1988 Evaluation of a Myocardial Perfusion Narker for Magne t i c Resonance Imaging

Sandoz Research I n s t i t u t e TI 211-950, Study 8301 $29,722 November 3 , 1987 Protocol for a Mu1 t i c e n t e r Evalua t ion of t he S a f e t y and Efficacy of Five Fixed Doses of Spirapril Administered Once a Day as F i x e d Ascending Doses i n the Treatment nf Hypertension Compared t o F lacebo

E. H. Squibb & Sons 27,201 -58 $12,000 February 3 , 19843 Efficacy and Safety of SQ 31,000 Administered Once Daily in Patients w i t h Hypercholester- ulernia Associated with Type 1 and Type II Diabetes Mell i tus

E. R , Squibb 6( Sons 21,974-26 $iO,OOO Novernber 9 , 1987 Once Daily Treatment of Mlld-Moderate Esseritial Hypertension with Zof enopr i l and Hydrochloro th iaz ide . (Additional income)

Squibb-Novo, Inc. 302 $3,000 December 2, 1987 A Comparison of Novopen and Conventional Syringes f u r Ackninistration of an Intensive Tnsulin Regimen in Patients w i t h I n s u l i n Dependent Diabetes Mellitus. (Additional income)

NON-GOVERNMENTAL CONTR?iCTS, continued

GRANTS, AND AGREEMENTS (FUNDS COMING - -

6 2 . Agency-. NO. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Descrfption:

6 3 . Agency: No. ; New Funds: Current P r r iod: TitlelDescription:

6 3 . Agency:

No. : Ncw Funds: Current Period: Tltle/Descr iption:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitlelDescription:

66. Agency: N o . : New Funds : Current Period: Titl~IDescription:

67 . Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Yitle/Descciption:

'.be. Agency : No. : New Funds ; Curren t Period : Tit TelDesc ription:

St. Paul Medical C e n t e r of Dallas Nune Payment according to a set schedule of fees February 10, 1988 through August. 31, 1989 University w i l l provide histocompatibility ahd other immunologic t e s t i n g for the Heart Trarlsplant Program at St. P a u l

St. Pat11 Medical Center None $167,500 Scpfember 1, 1987 until terminated University w i l l provide a tu l l - t ime faculty member to serve a s Director of Education for Obstetrics and Gynecology a t St. Paul and a Fellow in Maternal Fetal Medicine to assist the D i r e c t o r

Texas Scottish R i t e Hospital f o r Crippled Children None $46,628 October 1 , 1987 through September 30, 1988 D r . Rzak i will serve as a s t a f f member of the hand service a t SRH

Texas Scottish Rite Hospital f o r Crippled Childr e l l

None $224,061 October 1 , 198'1 lhrouqh September 3 0 , 1988 To provide professinnal anesthesiology services t o SRH

Therakos IND 29.909 $1,070 February 9 , 1988 Follow-Up of Cutaneous T Cel l Lymphoma (CTCL) Patients t rea ted with Extracorporeal Photo- pheresis

The Upjohn Company Mi 1160/0092 $20,000 February 2, 1988 Antibiotic Prophylaxis for I n f e c t i o n nf t e r Cecarean Sect-ion: Cefrnetazole Compared with Cefotetan

The Upjohn Company n/3160/0024 $10,875 January 7, 1988 Immunologic P r o f i l e nf P a t i e n t s with Rheumatoid A r t h r i t i s T rea t ed with Motrin-SR. (Additional income)

*No let Let- of tt.ansrnitLa1

HD- 17

NON-GOVERNMENTAL COMTRACTS, GRAEJTS, AND AGREEMENTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - continued

9 Agency: The Upj ohn Company No.: H/3200/0031 New Funds : $7 ,250 C u r r e n t Period: January 7 , 1988 TitlelDescription: Immunalogic P r o f i l e of Patients with

Rheumatoid Arthritis Treated with Ansaid. (Addit-ional income)

A-70. Agency ; The Up john Company No. : R4768 N e w Funds: $19,000 Cur r en t Period : December 23, 1987 TitlelDescription: Comparison of Intramuscular Cefmetazole and

Cefoperazone i n t h t Treatment of Skin and Soft Tissue In fec t ions

71. Agency: VHA Diagnostics Services, I n c . No. : None New Funds: 56,000 plus $200 for each set over 11 Currert t Period r February 9, 1988 T i t l e / ~ e s c r i p t i o n : A License Agreement f a r the production and

use of ~ a g n e t i c Resonance Imaging slides made from pilotography owned by the University

"No l e t t e r o f t~ ansmittal



JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATICINAL SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The following i tems have been awarded and are recommended for approval by t h e U.T. Board of Regents:

I . Agency: Cable News Net-work, Inc. No. : None New Funds: $228 Current Period: January 1 , 1988 through December 31, 1988 TitlejDescription: A n Agreement whereby University is granted

l icense and r i g h t to receive and distribute CNN programming through s a t e l l i t e master antenna television f a c i l i t i e s

2 . Agency: No.: New Funds: Cur r -en t Per iod : T i t l e /Desc r ip t ion :

3 . Agency: NO. : New Funds: Curreri t Period: Title/Description:

4. Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t P e t-iod: Ti t l e /Desc r ip t io t i :

5 . Agency: No. : NPW Funds : Current P e r i o d : Ti tle/Dcscription:

Children's Medical Center of Dallas None $ 7 5 , 5 3 3 October 1, 1987 through September 3 0 , 1988 Children's w i l l provide a nurse coordinator, soc i a l worker and s t a f f assistant for t h e Comprehensive Hemophilia Center Grant

Children's Medical Center of Dallas None $104,456 October 1 , 1987 through September 30, 1988 Children's w i l l provide c l i n i c registration and laboratory services to Southwestern for children referred to t h e REACH Cl in ic by the Dallas County Child Welfare Unit

Cook-Fort Worth Children's Hospital None $7,625 October 1, 1987 through September 30, 1988 Hospital will provide a P e d i a t r i c Hemophilia Nurse Coordinator for the Comprehensive Hemophilia Center Grant.

Robert F . UeWinne, M.A. None $10,000 March 1, 1988 through August 31, 1988 Mr. DeWinne w i l l provide psychological evaluations on study subjects i r ~ con- j u n c t i o n with a grant. e n t i t l e d "Long Term Outcomes of V e r y Low Birthweight Infants"

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTINESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS


JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND G W T S FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AWD LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FUNDS CONING IN)

The t 'ollowing it.ems have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1 . Agency: Louisiana s t a t e University Medical Center No.: None New Funds: $23,160 CurreriC Per iod : April 1, 1987 through March 31, 1988 TitleJDescription: Dr. Judith Head and Dr. Gerald Kozlowski

will conduct work in connection with L5U's NIH Grant entitled "Maternal Alcohol and Lac ta t i o r l a l Immune Transfer"

2. Agency: Parkland Memorial Hospital No. : Hone New Funds: $10,278 Current Period: April 1 , 1988 through September- 30, 1988 TitlelDescription: University will ass is t Parkland in establishing

a s leep recording laboratory in their In-Patient Psychiatry Unit

1. Agency: Parkland Memorial Hospital No. I Noile New Funds: $500.000 Cur r-et~t Period: December 1, 1987 through November 3 0 , 1989 Tit le /Descr ip t ion: University w i l l make the L i t h o t r i p t o r Program,

(treatment of kidriey and gall stones), available to Parkland patients

4. Agency: Terrell S t a t e Hospi ta l NO. : lAc(88-89) 0846 Mew Funds: $12,000 Curren t Pe r iod : March 25, 1988 through August 31, 1488 TitlejDescription: University w i l l read and in te rpre t EEG'5

rut1 on p a t i e n t s a t Ter re l l

5 . Agency : Terrel l S t a t e Hospital NO. : IAC(88-89) 0921 New Funds: $21,120 Current Period: September 1, 1988 through August 3 1 , 1989 T i t le/De$cription: Univer-sity will provide professional neuro-

psychological services to Terre l l

6. Agency: Texas AgriculturaL Experiment Station (TAES) No. : None N e w Funds: Norie C u r r e n t Per iod : Approved February 8, 1988 Title/Description: TAES w i l l provide University t he non-exclusive

rights to use the baculovirus expression vector system technology for Dr. Newgard's research

STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING INA - cont inued

7 . Agency: Texas Uepartment of Health No. : LAC(88-89) 0263, Amendment No. 2 New Funds: $1,009,532 C u r r e ~ t period: April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Dtscription: Amendment to extend the t ime period for

one year and increase the funds for t he contract f o r f a m i l y p l ann ing services

8. Agency: University of Colorado Health Sciences Center No. : None New Funds: $48,060 Cur re s i t Per iod : July 1, 1987 through June 30, 1388 ' r i t le/Description I U.T. Southwestern will cooperate in the

development and preparation of p e d i a t r i c scientists by appoin t ing D r . Kendall Brown as a P e d i a t r i c Career Physician S c i e n t i s t i n t h e Pediatric S c i e n t i s t T ra in ing Program

9. Agency: The University of Texas Medical Branch a t Galves ton

No. : M o d i f i c a t i o ~ ~ No. 1 New Funds: $24,469 Current Per iod: Septedcr 30, 1987 through September 29, 1988 TitlejUescription: An Amendment to allot funds for the second

year o f an agreement whereby Southwestern w i l l perform work for UTMB NIH grant e n t i t l e d "Calcium Supplementation for Hypertension"

4155 THE UNIVERSITY O F TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS


JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND

EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The following item has been awarded and is recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

Agency : The University of Texas a t Arlington No. : None New Funds: $12,583.11 Current Period: January 16, 1988 through May 31, 1988 Title/Description: UTA w i l l provide the services of Dr.

Ernest Stokely to a s s i s t Southwestern's Radiology Department in development of Prism, a brain blood flow tomography unit


U . T . BOARD O F REGENTS' MEETING

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR HESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT


(FUNDS COMING IN)

The following i t e m s have been awarded and a r e recommended for approval hy the U.T. Board of Regents:

I . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Division of Admirlistrative Services

No. : R6-1146-88 ws New Funds: $7,600 Current Period: April 29-30, 1988 Title/Description: University w i l l conduct a t r a i n i n g course

on Sexually Transmitted Diseases for Reqion V? Nat iona l Health Serv i ce corps assignees

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: ~itle/~escription:

3 . Agency:

No. : New Funds : Curren t Period: T i t l e / D e s c ription:

No. : New Funds: Current Per iod : Titlc/Uescription:

No. : N e w Ful-ids: Cut t-ent Period: TitlelDescription:

Department o f Health and Human Services Nat iona l I n s t i t u t e on Aging 5 R37 AG04344-05 5147,195 February I , 19U8 through Jarulary 31, 1989 Aging and Molecular Neuroendocrine Impair- ment. (Con t. inued support)

Department of Health and Humarl Services National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism 5 R01 AAO3301-10 $222,161 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 E t h a n o l Administ-ration and Motor Functions. (Continued support)

Department of Hea l th and Human Services Natiorlal. I n s t i t u t e o f Allergy and Infectious Diseases 5 RO1 AI23366-03 $109,312 April 1, 1988 through Narch 31, 1989 Pulmonary Immunity to Nontypable Haemophilus Influerlzae. (Continued suppor t )

DepartmenL of Health and Human Services National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Oiseases 2 ROI AI16805-09 $169,594 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Studies on Diphtheria Toxin and I t s Receptor. (Renewed support)

continued

6. Agency: Department of Health arid Human Services National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

NO. : 2 R01 AI21951-04 New Funds: $209,953 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 T i t l e / D e ~ c r i p t i o x l : Pulmonary Defenses i n O p p o r t u n i s t i c Infect ions .

(Reriewed support)

7. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services ~ational I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and I n f e c t i o u s Diseases

No. : 2 R 0 1 AIl7621-08 N e w Funds: $133,805 C u r r e n t Per iod: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 TitlelDescription: Surface Antigens of Haemophilus Inf luenzae

Type B. Revised to provide twelve months of support

8. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

No. : 5 ROI AI16692-08 New Funds : $109,613 Current Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Title/Description: Genetics of T Pallidurn Pathogenesis. Revised

to provide twelve months of support

9. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and In fec t ious Diseases

NO. : 5 HOl AI22864-02 New Funds: $64,723 Current Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 TitlelDescription: Accessory Cells f o r B C . e l l Activation and

Growth. Revised to provide twelve months of support

10. Ager~cy: Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Allergy and Infect ious Diseases

NO. : 2 I401 AI21229-04 Mew Funds: $105,188 Cur-rent Period: December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Title/Description: The A c t i v a t i o n of Ant igen-Spec i f ic B Cells.

Revised t o provide twelve months o f s u p p o r t

Aqrncy : Department of Health and Human S e r v i c e s National ~nstitute of A r t h r i t i s and Musculo- s k e l e t a l and Skin Diseases

NO. : 5 RU1 AR19101-I2 New Funds: $108,242 Current Period: January 1 , 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 TitlejDescription: Mechanisms of Cutaneous rnjury i n Lupus

Erythernatosus. Revised to provide twelve months of support

FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - cont inued

12. Agency: Department of H e a l t h and Human services National Institute of Arthritis and Musculo- s k e l e t a l and Skin Diseases

NO. : 1 KO8 AR01769-0181 New Funds: $ 7 6 , 6 8 0 Cur ren t Period: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1909 TitlejDescription: Ontogeny and Differentiation of THY-1+

Epidermal Cells. Studies to provide insight i n t o the n a t u r e of the i r l t e rac t ions between t-he skin and the immune system in bo th normal and disease states

No. : New Funds: Current Period: T i t le/Descript ion :

1 4 Agency:

No.: New Funds : C u r r v r l t Period: Title/Description:

15. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Pe r iod : Title/Description:

16. Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Current Pe r iod : TitlelDescription:

1'7 . Agency :

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t f e r i o d : TitlejDescription:

No. : N e w C'rlnds r !:urrent Period: Title/Descript iw:

Department of Hea l t h and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e 5 K37 CB28149-08 $159,188 A p r i l 1 , 1388 through March 31, 1989 N e w Strategies fo r Immunotoxin Therapy. (Continued support)

Department o f Heal t.h arid Human Services National Cancer Institute 5 R01 CA30276-08 $173,655 May 1, 1988 through April 30, 1989 I m m r l n u l ogica 1 Modulation of Ocular Tumor Metastasis. (Continued support)

Department of Heal th and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Ch i l d Health and Human Development 2 P50 HDi1149-Ll $720,420 A p r i l 1, 1988 through Deccmber 3 1 , 1988 Initiation of Human Labor - P r e v e n t i o n o f Prematurity. (Renewed support)

Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney n i s e a s c s 5 RO1 DK36418-03 $82,681) January 1, 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 Neonatal R~sponses to Alterations in Plasma Volume. Revised to provide twelve months of support

Department o f Heall:li and Human Services NaLional institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 5 R37 DK02700-29 $86,933 December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 The Glucoregulator-y Pept ide Hormones. Revised t.o provide twelve months of support

Depdr-tment of Hea l th and Human Services National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 5 R O 1 DK31206-05 $128,58'/ April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Ce Llular Mechanisms i n t h e Induction of Aromatase. (Continued support)

FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - continued

19 . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National Institute on Drug Abuse

NO. : S R01 DA02243-11 New Funds: $165,280 Current Period : Apri l 1, 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 Title/Description: Degradation of Opioid Peptides. (Continued

support)

20. Agency: Departmetlt of Health and Human Services National Eye Institute

NO. : 5 U01 EY06672-02 N e w Funds : $1 0,647 Current Per iod : April 1, 1987 through March 31 , 1988 Title/Description: The Eff icacy of prism ~ d a p t a t i o n in Acquired

Esotropia. Revised to include indirect cost rate and r e f l e c t f u t u r e year commitment

21. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Pe r iod : Title/Uescription:

22 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Description:

2 3 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current period: ~itl~/~escription:

24- Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Pe r iod : T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n :

25. Agency:

No. I New Funds: Curren t Period: Title/Descript iorl :

Department o f Heal t t l and Human Services Nat iona l Institute of General Medical Sciences

R01 GM31859-05 $144,034 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Induction of an Organelle: The Yeast Peroxisome. (Continued support)

Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences 5 F32 GNllOZU-03 $24,996 February 1, 1988 through January 3 1 , 1989 A postdoctoral iellawship for Patrice Yarbrough entitled "Coordinate Expression of G l y c o l y t i c Genes i n Y e a s t " . (continued support )

Department of Heal th and Human Services Nat ional I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences 2 ROT GM22201-14 $149,410 May 1 , 1988 through April 30, 1989 S t r u c t u r e of the S u b u n i t s of Eukaryotic Chromosomes. (Renewed support)

Department of Health and Human Services Nat ional I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 GM36465-03 $112,069 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Synthesis of Chemotherapeutic Natural Products. (Continued support)

Department of Health and Human Services Natiorlal I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 GM19036-20 $125,657 May 1 , 1988 through Apri l 3 0 , 1989 Regulatiort of ~ i c r o b i a l Oxidatiori Reac t ions . (continued support)

FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING I N ) - cont inued

Z G . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences

NO. : 5 R01 GM37829-03 New Funds: $202,635 Curr-ent Per iod: May 1 , 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Title/Description: Transport of Viral P r o t e i n s in Mammalian

Cells. (Continued support)

27. Agci~cy: Department of Hea l th and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences

No. : 5 R O I GM37743-06 New Fur~d:i r $108,384 Cur ren t Period: May 1, 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Title/Description: Regulation of Cu and C s Gene Expression in

Lymphocytes. (Continued support)

28 . Agency : Department of Heal th and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences

NO. : 5 R01 GM22525-13 N e w Funds: $144,779 Current Period: May 1, 1988 through April 30, 1989 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Regulation of Mitochondria1 Biogenesis

i n Yeast. (Cont inued support)

29. Agency: Department of H e a l t h and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences

No. : 5 R01 GM31954-06 New Funds: $187,905 Cur r , r ~ l t Period: Apr i l 1 , 1988 thr-ough March 3 1 , 1389 Title/Description: Tr,ansmembrane Signaling v l a Receptors and

G-Pro te ins . (Continued support-)

30. Agcncy: Department of Health and Human Serv ices National I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences

NO. : 5 ROI GM37942-02 New Funds: $133,442 Current Pc r iod : April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Uescription: S teroidogetlic P-450 Enzymes : S t r u c t u r a l

Mutagenesis. (Continued support)

31. Agency: Department of Heal th and Human Services National I n s t i t - u t e of General Medical Sciences

NO- : 5 H01 GM3G536-04 N e w Prmds: $111,145 Current Period: December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 T i t l e /Descr ip t ion: S t r u c l u r e Filnct ion Analysis of Energy Trans-

d u c t i o n . Revised t o provide twelve months of support

3 2 . Agcricy: Department of Hea l t h and Human Services National Institute of General Pledical Sciences

NO. : 5 RU1 GM34497-08 N e w F'trrids: $260,034 Cur ren t Pcriod: January 1, 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 T i t le/Uescription: Regulat-iotl of Cyc l i c Nucleotide Metabolism.

Revised award to provide twelve months of suppor- t.

FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - continued

3 3 . Agency: Department of Heal th and Human Services National Institute of General Medical Sciences

No. : 5 R01 GM37547-02 New Funds: $103,922 C u r r ~ n t Period: December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Ti t le /Descr ip t ion: Recognition and Sorting of Glycoproteins.

Revised to provide twelve months of support

3 4 . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Nat iona l I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences

NO. : 5 F32 GMX1943-02 N e w Funds I $20,004 Current Period: June 1 , 1988 through May 3 1 , 1789 Title/Description: A postdoctoral fellowship for Eric McFee Parker

entitled "Regulatory Domains of the B-Adrenergic ReceptorL'. (continued support)

35 . Agency: Department of Hea l t h and Human Serv i ce s National Institute of General Medical sciences

NO. : 5 PO1 GM31689-05 New Funds : $610,797 Cur ren t Period: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 3 1 , 1989 Title/Description: Structure-Activity Relationships Among Proteins.

(cont inued support)

36. Agency: Department of H e a l t h and Human Services National Heart, Lung, and Blood I n s t i t u t e

NO. : 5 ROI HL27472-05 N e w I'unds: $333,794 Current Period: April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 T i t l e / U e s c r , i p t i u n : Global and Kegional Cardiac Metabolism:

NMR Studies. (Continued support)

37. Ayerlcy: Department of Health and Human Services National Hear t , Lung, and Blood Institute

No. : 5 KO4 HL01287-05 New Funds : $52,247 C u r r en t Period: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 TitlelDescription: Molecular Basis of LDL Receptor Mutat ions

(Continued support)

38. Agency: Department of Health and Human services National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

NO. : 5 K O 8 HL01886-05 New Funds: $64,959 Curren t Per iod: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 ~i t i e / ~ e s c r i ~ t i o n : Vascular Beta-Receptors in Borderline Hyper-

t ens ion . (Continued support)

3 9 Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National Heart , Lung, and Blood Institute

NO. : 2 R01 HL30339-06 New Funds : $21 5,928 Curren t Period: Apri l 1, 1988 through March 31 , 1989 Title/Description: Sodium, Hypertension and Renal A 1 and A 2

Adrenoceptors. (Renewed support)

40. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National Heart, Lung, and Blood I n s t i t u t e

NO. I 5 R 0 1 HL31107-05 New Funds : $110,8h7 Current Period: April 1, 198B through March 3 1 , 1989 Ti t l e jDescr ip t i an: Immunological Analysis of Cardiac Protein

Phosphatases. (Continued support)

FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - c o n t i ~ ~ u e d

41. Agency: Depar t m e r l t of Health and Human Services National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

NO. : 1 R01 HL39644-01 New Funds : $147,226 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through February 28 , 1989 Title/Description: Structure and Function of the Calelectr ins .

Research to t e s t hypotheses concerning the functions of calelectrons in arachidonic ac id and phosphatidylinositol metabolism and membrane t r a f f i c in order to gain ins ight i n t o the evolutionary and regulatory roles of these proteins

42. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Nat iona l Hear t , Lung. and Blood I n s t i t u t e

No. : 1 R29 HL39830-01 New Funds: $77,074 Current Period: March I , 19/33 through February 2 8 , 1989 Title/Description: Neural/Opiate Modulation of Cerebral Blood

F l o w in Shock, Studies to b e t t e r understand the brain's a b i l i t y t o maintain funct ion during abrupt. pathophysiological episodes induced by traumas such as head injuries , stroke o r cerebral aneurysm

43. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Division of Medicine

No. : 5 D28 PE56006-02 New Funds : $140,314 Current Per iod : Ju ly 1, 1988 through June 30, 1989 T i t le/Description: A Fellowship and Regional Network f o r Faculty

Development. (Continued support)

44 . Agency: Department of Heal-th and Human Services ~ i v i s i o l l of Medicine

NO. : 5 D28 PE16018-10 New Funds: $lG2,00D C u r r e n t Period: July I , 1988 thtougll June 3 0 , 1989 Ti t l e /Desc r - ip t i on : Residency Tra in ing i n General P e d i a t r i c s .

(Continued support)

45. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Nat ional I n s t i t u t e of Neurological and Communicative iso orders and Stroke

NO. : 2 ROI NS12644-10Al New Funds: $129,914 Current Period: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Description: Analysis of S t r u c t u r e and Fur lc t ian of t he

Basilar Pons. (Renewed support)

46. Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke

NO. : 5 RO1 NS24290-02 N e w Funds: $ 5 5 , 7 7 4 Curren t Per iod: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 T i t l c / D e s c r i p t i u n : Functiorlal Proper t ics of Hypothalamic

Dopamine Neurons. Revised to provide twelve months of support

FEDF,RAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS AND GRANTSLFUNDS COMING IN) - con tirlued

47. Agency: Department of Heal th and Hcman Services National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke

NO. : 2 RQ1 NS23320-04 New Funds: $175,605 Curren t Period: April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Description: Properties of Axonal Tubulin Related to

Neuronal Growth. (Renewed support)

48. Agency: Department of Heal th and Human Services National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke

NO. : 5 R01 NS23779-02 New Funds: $131,852 Cur ren t Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Title/Descriptionr P e r f u s i o n , Metabolism and Structure in

Ce t-ebral Ischemia. Revised to provide twelve months of support

49 . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Division of Research Resources

NO.: 2 S O 3 RR03349-06 New Funds : 56,000 Curren t Period: March 1, 1980 through February 28, 1989 Title/Description: Minority High School Student Research

Apprentice Program. (Renewed support)

50. Agency: NASA Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center No. : NAS 9-17167, Modificat ion 8s New Funds: $226,215 Current Period: Modif icat ion e f fec t ive March 22, 1988 Title/Description: This modification increases the value of

c o n t r a c t and ext-ends the completion date to January 1, 1989

5 1 . Agency: NASA Lyndon 0 . Johnson Space Center N O . : NAG 4-26'7 New Funds: $30,000 Current Period: January 1 , 1988 through December 31, 1988 Title/Description: A Three Dimensional Approach t o Echocardio-

graphic Ventricular Volume

52. Agency: U . S . Department of Justice Bureau o f P r i sons

No. : 0130 New Funds: $10 per p a t i e n t per X-ray Current Period: octobcr 1, 1987 through September 30, 1988 Ti tlc/Dcscription : For i n t e rp re t a t i on of radiographic studies

performed at the Federal Correctional Institution a t Seagoville, Texas

5 3 . Aqencp : VA Medical Center a t D a l l a s NO. : 549-39-88 New Funds : $45,000 Current Period: February 5 , 1988 throuqh March 3 1 , 1988 ' I ' i t l e /Descr ip t ion: T o furnish Staff Thoracic/Cardiovascular

Surgeons to perform thoracic surgery at VA

54. Agency: VA Medical Center at Dallas NO. : RFP 549-27 -88 New Funds: $150 ,UOO Curren t Period: April 1, 1988 through September 30, 1988 Title/Description: To furnish Staff Thoracic/Cardiovascular

Surgeons to perform thoracic surgery at VA

HD- 30

FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT CONTKACTS AND GRANTS (FUNDS COMING IN) - cont inued

5 5 . Agency: VA Medical Center a t Dallas NO. : RFP 549-35-88 N e w Funds: $ 5 1 , 9 3 7 . 2 6 Current Period: April 1, 1988 through September 30, 1988 Title/Description: University will fu rn i sh S t a f f Neuroradio-

l og i s t s t o perform complete professional. neuroradiologist services a t VA Hospital

56. Agency: VA Medical Center a t Dallas NO. : RFP 549-15-88 New Funds: $320,283.16 Curren t Period: April 1, 1988 through September 3 0 , 1988 Title/Description: University will fu rn i sh anesthesiologist

medical specialist services t o VA

57 . A g e r ~ : y : VA Medical Center a t Dal las N O . : 549-C80816-JC New Funds: $14,560 C u r r e n t Period: April 1, 1988 through May 31, 1988 Title/Descsiption: To provide cardiopulmonary pcrfusionist

services to VA Hospital

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDlCAL CENTER AT DALLAS

U . T . BOARD OF E G E N T S ' HEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AM) GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT


(FUNDS GOING OUT)

The fo l lowing items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the O.T. Board of Regents:

I . Agency: Departmerit of Health and Human Services Baylor College of Dentis t r y

NO. r MCJ-00-21 New Funds : $2,500 Cur-rent Period: ~ u l y 1, 1987 through June 30, 1988 TitleJDescription: The Department of Pedia tr i c Dentistry a t

Baylor will provide oral examinations and evaluat ions for Southwestern's Univer- sity A f f i l i a t e d Center

2 . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services Baylor Research Foundation

Nu. : 5 PO1 CA41081-03 N e w Funds: $51,339 Current Period: J a n u a r y 1 , 1987 through March 31 , 1988 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Baylor w i l l conduct research in support n f

our study relating to immunotoxin therapy f o r pa t ien ts wi th B cell tumors

3 . Agency: Department of Heal th and Human Services Retina Foundation of t h e Southwest, Vision Research Cente t-

NO . : R01 HD22380-02 New Funds: $14,292 Curren t Period: December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Title/Description: Foundation will provide the services of three

doctors t o support Dr. Uauy-Dagach's research funded p a r t i a l l y by NIH and p a r t i a l l y by Uni ted Cerebral Pa l sy grant R-375-87

THE UNlVERSITY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTEW MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS


JUNE 9, 1988

AMENDMEN'I' TO PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

The following amendment t o the Parking and Traf f ic Regulations is recommertded for approval by the Board of Regents:

I . PARKING PERMIT ANNUAL FEES, Effec t ive September 1, 1988

Parking f ee shown includes t h e issuance of one gate card and one deca l .

Department Chairmen and Administration Reserved Spaces

2 . F a c u l t y and Approved Administration Garages, t o t 4, and Lot 5

S t a f f and Fellows Garage 2, 3 , and SAHS Bldg

4 . S t a f f and Fellows Lot 4 , Service B ldg . , UTRCC Only

Students a . Lot 4 Only; a l l students required t o

park on L o t 4, except (b) below. Studen t s without permits must pay the d a i l y park ing f e e .

. SMIS Bldg. - Approved Studerjts

1. a . Non-employee - Tenants (Main Campus and SAHS Bldg.) same a s 1, 2 , and 3 above.

b. btorl-employee - Temporary, Lot 4 o n l y , b month minimum and refilrtd on unused p o r l i o n upon departure (includes contractors, personnel from temporary help ayenc ies ) .

c . Nun-employee - Other ( i . e . , vendors) Garages , L o t 4 and L o t 5 (Option is daily parking f e e )

8 . Replacement fo r Lost or S t o l e n G a t e Card 25 ea .

9 . Rcplacrment Decal 5 ea.

10. D e c a l Lot Additional Vehic l e s 5 ca.

Rates f o r v i s i t o r s , p a t i e n t s and general parking will remain t h e same as approved 9/1 /87 - $1 d a i l y for Lot 4 and $2 d a i l y for all o t h e r d~signated a r e a s .

AMENDMENT TO PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS - continued I PARKING AND TRAFFIC VIOLATION ENFORCEMENT CHARGES

Effect ive September 1, 1988

1. First v i o l a t i on $10

2. Second violati011 within f i s c a l year 20

3 . T h i r d violation or more within f i s c a l year 30 e a .

4 . nore than three v i o l a t i o n s per year may resu l t in loss of parking pr iv i l eges for up to orie year .

5. Habitual violation ( f i v e or more violations per year) may r e s u l t in suspension, withdrawal or termination of parking privileges.

THE UNIVERSlTY OF TEXAS SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL CENTER AT DALLAS

1J.T. BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

AMENDmNTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET

rhe term " r a t e " is the f u l l - t i m e twelve-month r a t e , the appointee receiving a 3r r~por t iona te amount depending upon the fraction of t i m e f o r which he is appointed ~ n d the p e r i o d o f h i s appoint.ment . S o i ~ r c e of funds f o r payment of salaries, unless atherwise shown, i s the departmental salaries account.

Full-Time Salary

Effect ive % No. item, Departrner~t, --. T i t l e , Name Date T i m e -- Mos. Rate RBC -

APPOINTMENTS

SUUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL Anes thes io loyy

Visiting Assistant Professor 1. P a u l J . B r a s

A s s i s t a n t Professor (nontenured c l i n i c a l appointment)

2 . Gary W. Bowman 1/18/88 100 12 160,000 155

Source of Funds: S ta te r $ 65,000 Anesthesiology Facu lLy S a l a r i e s Other : -- 15,000 Parkland Memorial Hospital

80,000 Total Salary hugmen: 80,000 MSRDP

$ l h 0 , 0 0 0 . .- T o t a l Compensation

T t ~ t e r n a l Medicine Assistant Prnfessor

3 Francis T . Thandroy~n

Source of Funds: O the r : $25,200 MSRDP Grant

15,000 Harry S , Moss Estate 10,000 Presbyterian Hospital

9,800 Knoll Pharmaceut icals $60.000 T o t a l Cornpensatiorl --

P e d i a t r i c s F a c u l t y A s s c ~ c i a t e

4. Robert L. Routl i

Source 01 Funds: P u b l i c Hea l th S e r v i c e Grant

Pha r-macology Instructor ( tiontenured research appc~ in t m e n t ) 5. I ck-Hou Pany

P s y c h i a t - r y Clinical Assnciate Prot 'essor

6 . Matthew E. Jaremko

Soul-ce of Funds: P ~ r k l a t ~ d Memorial Hospital

Full-Time Sa la ry

Effec t ive % No. I t e m . De~ar t rnen t . T i t l e . Name

APPOINTMENTS - continued

Date Time Mos. Rate RB C - -

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL - continued Surgery

Professor l lo rite nu red c l i n i c a l appointment) and Chairman, Division of Thoracic and Cardiovascular Surgery

7 . William S . Ring 1/1/88 100 12 200,000 127

Source o f Funds : S t a t e : $100,000 Surgery Faculty Salar ie s Other : 30,000 M R ~ P Grant

130,000 Total Salary Augmen: 70,000 PISRDP

$200,000 T o t a l Compensation

Assistant Professor (nontenured clinical appointment)

8 . Berij arnin S . Richards 11/1/87 100 12 150,000 161

Source of Funds: Paid Direct-Scottish R i t e Hospital

Faculty Associate 9 . Marcia 8 . Estes

Source of Funds: MSRDP Grant

SOUTHWESTERN ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL Bionedica l Communications

Instructor (nont-enured c l i n i c a l appoi t~ t.ment )

1 0 . Nerrie J. Mendenhall 1/29/88 100 12 26,000 154

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $18,200 Biomedical Communications Faculty Salaries

7 , 6 0 0 Biomed Communications Resources Center A@ Salaries $26,000 Total Compensation

I leal th Care Scie11r:~s C l i n i c a l I n s t r u c t o r

11. Dwain R. Faso

Sourcc of Funds: Department of Education

Item. Dt~artment. Title. Name

CHANGES OF STATUS

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL Dermatology

12. Daniel M. Siege1

From: Assistant Professor (nontenured c l i n i c a l appointment)

Full-Time S a l a r y

Effect ive % No. Date Time Mos. Rate RBC - --

To : Assistant Professor (nontenured c l i n i c a l appointment) 2/1/88 100 12 100,000

Source of Funds: Sta te : $ 36,420 Dermatology Faculty Salaries Other: 11,580 MSRDP Grant

48,000 T o t a l Salary Augmen: 52.00U MRSDP

$100,000 Tota l Compensation

In ter r ia l Medicine 13. Helen H. Hobhs

From : Assistant Professor I00 12 60,000

To: Assistant Professor 3/1/88 100 12 63,000

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $15,000 Internal Medicine Faculty Salaries

10,000 Graduate Program in Cell and Molecular Biology 29,407 Program f o r Treatment of Heart Disease and Stroke

O t h e r : 8 , 5 9 3 Syntex Research $63,000 T o t a l Compensation

Neurology 14. Ron T i n t n e r

From: Ass i s tant Professor and I n s t r u c t o r

To : Assistant Professor and Instructor

Soui-ce of Funds: S t a t e : $44,699 Neurology Faculty Salaries O t h e r : -- 10,000 Terrell S t a t e Hospital

54,699 Tota l Sa la ry Augmen: 18,301 MSHDP

573,000 Total Compensation

15. J e f f r e y H. Goodman 164

From: Assistant Instructor 100 12 20,391

To : I n s t r u c t o r (nontenured research appointment) 2/1/88 100 12 30,488

Source of Funds: Paid Direct-VA Hospital

Full-Time

T tern. D e ~ a r tment . Tit le . Name

CHANGES O F STATUS - continued SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL - continued

Otorhinolaryngology lb. Steven D. Schaefer

S a l a r y Effective % NO.

Date Time Mos. Rate RBC -- -*

~ t - o m : Profes so r ( w i t h tenure) 100 12

To : Professor (with t e n u r e ) 2/1/88 roo 12

Source of Funds: s t a t e : $ 67,960 ~turhinolaryngoloqy Facul ty S a l a r i e s Other-: 15,500 Park land Memorial Hospi ta l

11,540 MSRDP Grant 95,000 T o t a l Salary

Augmerl; 70,OC)U MSRDP $165,000 Total compensation

1 7 . Larit~y G. Close

From : Assoc iate Professor and Vice Chairman

To : Associate Professor arid Vice Chairman

Source of Funds: stat.^: $ 67,960 Otorhinolaryngology Faculty Sa l a r i e s O t h e r : 11,000 ~torh ino la ryngo logy Salary Support

k1,04U MSRDP Grant 85,000 T o t a l Salary

Augmcn: .- 67,000 MSRDP $152,000 T o t a l Compensation --

1U. Orva l E. Brown

Prom: Assistant Pro fes so r 100 1 2

To : A s s i s t a n t Professor 2/1/88 100 12

Source of F u n d s : S t a t e : $ 24,270 Otorhinolaryngology Faculty S a l a r i e s Other : -- 39,800 MSRDP Grant

64,070 Total Salary Augmen : 58,930 MSRDP

$123,000 Total Compensation

I Y . Eric J. Uierks

F' r 'om : Assistant Professor 100 1 2

Tt j : Assistant Pro fe s so r 2/1/88 I00 1 2

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $15,000 Otorhinolaryngology Faculty Salar ies O t h e r : 38,398 MSHUP Grant

53,398 T o t a l Salary Augmen- 41,602 MSRDP

$95 ,000 Total compensation

Full-Time Salary

Effective % No- Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date Time Mos. Rate RBC -

CHANGES OF STATUS - continued

SOUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL - continued Otorhinolaryngology

20. S c o t t C. Manning

From: Assistant Professor 100 12 85,000

To : Ass i s tan t Professor 2/1/88 100 12 92,500

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $48,550 Otorhinolaryngology Faculty Salar ie s Other: 9,356 MSRDP Grant

57,906 Total Salary Bugmen: 34,594 MSRDP


21. Peter S. Roland 163

From: Assistant Professor 100 12 90,000

To : Ass i s tant Professor 2/1/88 100 12 97,000

Source of Funds: State: .$14,560 Otorhinolaryngology Faculty Salaries Other: 21,700 University of Texas at Dal las

ll,U00 Otorhinolaryrlgology Salary Support 12,300 MSRDP Grant 59,560 T o t a l Salary

Augmen: 37,440 MSRDP $97,000 Total Compensation

Surgery 22. Rodney J. Rohrich

From: Assist-ant Professor (nontenured c l i n i c a l appointment)

To : Assistant Professor (non- tenured c l i n i c a l appointment) 2/1/88 100 12 150,000

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $ 29,700 Surgery F a c u l t y Salar ies Other: 5 3 , 5 7 0 HSHDP Grant

G ,730 Paid Direct-VA Hospi ta l 90,000 T o t a l Salary

A U ~ I E I I : 60,000 MSRDP $150,000 T o t a l Compensation

Full-Time S a l a r y

Date of % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name R e s i g n a t i o n - T i m e Mos. - -- T~ate RBC -

IUTHWESTERN MEDICAL SCHOOL Cell Biology and Anatomy

I n s t r u c t o r (nontenured research appointment)

2 3 . Sayed A . A z i z i

Source of Fimds: N I H Grant

Internal Medicine I n s t rut t o r (nontenured research appointment)

24. Billy P . Crider 1 2 / 3 1 / 8 7 100 12 34 ,739 157

Source of Funds: P a i d Direct-VA Hospital

Surgery Ass i s tant Pro fes so r

25. Michael U. Henley

Source o f Funds: S t a t e : $ 36,000 Surgery Faculty S a l a r i e s other: 24,000 FlSRDP G r a n t

60,000 T o t a l Sa lary Augmen: 50,000 MSRDP


OUTWESTERN ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL Health Care Sciences

Adjunc t Associate Pro fes so r 26. Ruth A. S i m s

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRAEjCH AT GALVESTON

GALVESTON. TEXAS 77550

Charles 8 . Mull ins , M.D. Executive Vice Chancellor

for Heal th Affairs The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Dear Dr. Mullins:

The docke t for the June 9 , 1988 meeting of the Board

of Regents is submitted f o r your recommendation and presentation to

the Board.


Sincerely,

Thomas N. James, M.D. President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MFDICAL B W C H AT GALVESTON

DOCKET FOR TKE JUNE 9, 1988 MEETING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

Revis ions to the School of Allied aealth Sciences Bylaws . . G-3

Absence from Usual and Regular Dutfe~, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . includingTrave1 G-5

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Business contracts for services G-7

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Standard Afftliatfon Agreements G-10

Contracts and Grants f o r Research, Development and Educational Services:

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Non-Governmental G-12

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S t a t e and Lccal G o v e m e n t . G-15

Federal.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-17

. . . . . . Kevisions to the Parking and T r a f f i c Regulations G-25

Amendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget (including Faculty and Staff appointments, changes in status, and transfers of funds wf t h i n e x i s t i n g budget totals) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-28 Clinical Faculty Appointments Withour Salary

a n d W i t h o u t T e n u r e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . G-41

Medical Staff Appointments, Reappointments, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . andResfgnatfons. G-42

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS S D I C A t BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U . T, BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

BYLAWS OF THE FACULTY OF THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SCHOOL OF

ALLLED HEALTA SCIENCES AT GALVESTON

Article TV Faculty Relationship to the Educational Components

of the School

ction I. General - The educational components of t h e School are the partments and The Division of Interdisciplinary Studies and t h e Graduate Studies ngram, hereinafter referred t o as components. The educational components of e Schaol shall be those responsible for:

A. Professional cur r icu la , and

B. Educational progress o u t s i d e of the p r o f e s s i o n a l curricula.

Article V Commirtees of the Faculty

ction 2 . Admissions Committee - A. Purpose: The Admissions Committee shall participate in establishing

standards of admission f o r the under~raduatc components of the School.

5 . Functions: The Admissions Committee shall:

1. review and recommend school-wide admissions pol ic ies and procedures,

2. serve as a resource to undergraduate component admissions committees, inc luding but not limited to, admissions p a l i c l e s , - procedures, and the review of applicants, and

3. insure that all applicants selected by undergraduate components meet the e s t a b l i s h e d admission requirements.

C. Composition: T b i s Committee s h a l l be composed of one representative from each camponent except the Graduate Studies Program: a Chairperson elected, at-large, by the Faculty with representation on the Commirtee; the Dean or the Dean's designate and t he Di rec to r of Student Admiss ions as ex-of f icio members without v o t e .

ction 6 . Currtcula Committee - A. Purpose: The Curricula Committee s h a l l review educational opportunities

provided for undergraduate students enrolled wi th in the Schonf , The Committee assures that all proposed curricula and curriculum changes a r e reviewed by the undergraduate components involved prior to implementation.

C. Composition: Thfs committee shall be composed o f one representative from each component except the Graduate Studies Program; a Chairperson elected, at-large, by the Faculty w i t h representation on the committee; and the Dean o r the ~ e a n ~ s designate as an ex-officio member without vote.

3 UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON i rd Meetfng - June 9 , 1988

JISIONS TO THE SCHOOL OF ALLIED REALTH SCIENCES BYLAWS - Continued :tion 8. Gradlngs and Promotfon Committee -

A . Purpose: The Gradfngs and Promotion Cammittee shall assure that educational standards are maintained within the School by evaluating the academic performance of all enrolled undergraduate students.

C. Composition: This committee s h a l l be composed of the Chairpersons of the undergraduaee departments, the Director of Interdiscipl inary S t u d i e s , and the Dean as Chairperson of the Committee, The A s s o c i a t e Dean of Student Affairs or the designate of the Associate Dean of Student Affairs shall serve as an ex-off ic io member without v o t e .

c t i a n 11. Student Affafrs Committee - B. Functions: The Student Affairs Commiteee shall:

1. a p p r i s e and make recommendations to the Faculty regarding matters concerning the student body,

2. apprise and make recommendations t o the Dean regarding the ~aculty's concerns with reference to student affairs,

3. apprise and make recommendations to t h e student body regarding the Faculty's concerns with reference to student a f f a i r s ,

4 . participate in the Academic Grievance Procedure as outlined fn the student- handkeel. guide

5. serve as an advisory cannct l , upon request, to the Honor Council as provided i n t h e ~ o n b r Council c b n s t i t u t i o n , and

6. implement or facilitate the selection of students f o r awards and scholarships of a School-wide nature.

IE UNIVERSITI OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON rard Meeting - June 9 , 1988

UVEL IN EXCESS OF 29 DAYS. fn compliance with Section 10.33 of Chapter 111, a r t TI, Rules and Regulations of the Board of Regents f o r the Government of le University of Texas System, approval of the fo l lowing travel requests is :spectfully recommended.

. NameiTftlelDepartment: Anibal A. Altamlrano, Research Associate Physiology and Biophysics

Travel Dates: A p r i l 26, I988 through June 25. 1988 Destination: Woods Hole, Massachusetts Purpose : Reassignment af Duty: To perform collaborative

research

. Name/~itle/Department: Harvey M. Fishman, Ph.D., Professor Physiology and Biophysics

Travel Dates: A p r i l 30, 2988 through September 5 , 1988 Destination: Woods Hole, Massachusetts Purpose : Reassignment of Duty: To perform collaborative

research

. Name/Title/Department: Michael R. Hernandez, Research Assistant Physiology and Biophysics

Travel Dates : April 2 6 , 1988 through June 2 5 , 1988 Destination: Woods Hole, bssachuset t s Purpose : Reassignment of Duty: To perform collaborative

research

. Name/TitZelDepartment; Bohdan R. Nechay, D.V.M., Professor Pharmacology and Toxicology

Travel Dates: June 6 , 1988 through August 1 2 , 1988 Destination: Houston, Texas Purpose: To accept a NASAlASEE Summer Faculty Fellowship

, Name/~itle/~epartment: Gus David Oppermann, V, Unit Manager Department of Inpatient Nursing Service Divfsfon n f Psychiatry

Travel Dates : A p r i l 9, 1988 through May 22 , 2988 Destination: Sao Paulo, Brazil Purpose : To join the Croup Study Exchange Team sponsored

by the Rotary International Foundation

, Name/Title/Department: Derek M. Prinsley, M . D . Director of Geriatric Medicine Department of Internal Medicine

Travel Dates: Hay 6 , 1988 through June 6 , I988 Destination: Sydney and Melbourne Austral ia;

Ancient Olympia Greece Purpose : To attend several conferences

, Name/Titfe/Departaent: John M. Russe l l , Ph.D., Professor Phys io lagy and Biophysics

Travel Dates: April 26, 1988 through July I , 1988 Dest inat ion: Woods Hole, Massachusetts Purpose: Reassfgnment of Duty: To perform collaborative

research

E UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON 3 r d Meeting - June 9 , 1988

avel in excess of 29 days - Continued: Xame/Title/Department: Kirtf P, Tewari, Research Associate

Physiology and Biophysics Travel Dates: May 1, 1988 through August 21, 1988 Destination: Woods Hole, Massachusetts Purpose : Reassignment of Duty: To perform collaborative

research


e following contracts have been awarded and are recommended f a r approval by e U . T . Board of Regents:

Agency: Baywood Hospi ta l , Inc . Funds : $187,000 Period: March 7, 1988 th rough March 7 , 1989 Tfrle/Description: For uTMB's Department of Psychiatry to

provide assistance in establishing and opera t ing an Eating Diso rde r Program

Agency: Galveston-Brazoria Cooperarive f o r the Hearing Impaired (CO-OP)

Funds : A s per contracc Period : September 1, 1987 th rough August 3 1 , 1988 T i t l e l D e s c r i p t i o n : For UTM3's Department of Otolaryngology

to provide c e r t a i n audiological s e r v i c e s

Agency: Galveston Yacht Basin, I n c . of Galveston County, Texas

Funds : $10,934.40 per month Period : October 15, 1 9 8 7 through Qctober 1 4 , 1988 Title/Descriptfon: Business Departments surge space

Agency; Gulf Coast Regional Yental Health- Hental Retardation Center

Funds : $5,000 Period: September 1, I 9 8 7 th rough August 32, 1988 Tftle/Descriptfon: For UTMB's Department of Family Medicine

t o provide c e r t a i n m e d i c a l care services

, Agency : Gulf Coast Regiona l Mental Health- Mental Retardation Center

Funds : $3,000 Period : September 1, 1987 t h r o u g h August 31, 1988 T i t l e l D e s c r i p t i o n : For UTME's Department of Physical Therapy

to provide ce r t a in physical therapy services

Agency : Gulf Coast Regional Mental Heal th - Mental Retardation Center

Funds : $630,000 Period: September 1 , 1987 through August 31, 1988 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : For UTMBts Department of P s y c h i a t r y t o

provide certain services f o r the residents of Galveston and Brazor ia counties

, Agency : Tenneco, Tnc. Funds : As per c o n r r a c t Period : September 1, 1987 through August 31, I988 Title/Description: For U T M B ' s School of Nurs ing to conduct an

occupational health c l i n i c

E L'NlVERSITY OF TEXAS KEDIIIAL Y W C B AT GALVESTON 3rd Xeet fng - June 9 , 1988

SIXESS CDPITRACTS FOR SERVICES - Continued ntracts w i t h various television s t a t i o n s b y which UTKB grants t o t h e levision s t a t i o n s the rf ght to transmit ' ' ~ e d f ca l Rreak" ( a n i n e t y second ws h e a l t h report).

Agency :

Funds : Period:

Agency :

Funds : P e r i o d :

. Agency :

Funds : Perf od :

. Agency:

Fund s : P e r i o d :

. Agency:

Funds : Per iod :

. Agency :

Funds : Per f od :

. . Agency:

Funds : Period:

i. Agency:

Funds : Period:

i. Agency:

Funds : Period :

7. Agency :

Funds : Pericd :

3. Agency:

Funds : Period:

KAMC-ABC Lubbock, Texas None November 2 9 , 1987 th rough May 29, 1988

KAW-mc Victoria, Texas None Se~tember 29 , 1987 t h r o u g h March 2 9 , 1988

KBHT-ABC Beaumont, Texas None September 30, I987 t h r o u g h A p r i l 30, 1988

KBTX-CB S Bryan, Texas None September 23, 1987 through March 23, 1988

KFDX-NBC Wichita Falls, Texas None December 2 , 1987 th rough June 1, I988

ms-TV San Antonio, Texas None January 18, 1987 through July 18, I988

KOTV-C!3S T u l s a , Oklahoma None November 3, 1987 t h r o u g h February 2 , 2988

KTAB - CB S Abilene , Texas None December 2 8 , L987 through June 30, 1988

KTRE-ABC Lufkin, Texas None November 11, 1987 through May 1 1 , I988

K V f f -ABC Amarillo, Texas None September 30, 1987 through March 30, 19$8

KVUE-TV Austin, Texas None December 14 , 1987 th rough June lL, 1488

E UWIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON ord Meeting - June 9 , 1988

SINESS CONTRACTS FOR SERVICES - Continued nt rac ts w i t h various television stations - Continued . Agency :

Funds ! Period :

TCI Cable Company Galveston, Texas None October 30, 1987 through April 29 , 1988

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON


JUNE 9, 1988


iernents recommended f o r approval by the U.T, Board of Regents have been 1 by an attorney of the Office of General Counsel and are baaed on the zreement adopted on December 16, 1977.

:f l i t y :

:e : 'pose :

:ill ty:

:e: rpose :

:e : rpose:

te : rpose:

Baytown Technical School, Inc . Texas City, Texas March 21, 1988 To provide students from Baytown Technical School with c e r t a i n educatlonal opportunities

Bohne Memorial Hospital Brenham, Texas Apri l 9. 1988 To provide students from UTMBts School of Nursing with certain educational opportunities

Brownsville Community Health Center Brownsville, Texas October 1 2 , 1987 To provide students from UTPIBts School of A l l i e d Health Sciences with certain educational opportunities

Children's Center f o r Developmental Therapy, Inc. Houston, Texas A p r i l 9 , 1988 To provide students from UTMB's School of Allied Health Sciences with c e r t a i n educational opportunities

Doctor's Hospftal Dallas, Texas March 8, 1988 To provide students from UTMB's School o f A l l i e d Health Sciences w i t h certain educational opportunities

HCA South Austin Medical Center Austin, Texas A p r i l 9, 2988 To provide students from Urn's School of Allied Health Sciencea with certain educational opportunities

The Methodist H o s p i t a l Houston, Texas March 8, 1988 To provide students from UTMB's School of Allied Health Sciences with c e r t a i n educational opportunities

E UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON ord Meeting - June 9, 1988

ANDARD AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS - Continued Facility:

Date: Purpose :

Facility:

Date: Purpose :

. Facility:

Date: Purpose :

. Facility:

Date: Purpose :

. Facility:

Date: Purpose:

Facility:

Date: Purpose :

Mount Mary College Milwaukee, Wisconsin March 8 , 1988 To provide students from Mount Mary College with certain educational opportunities

North Dallas Physical Therapy Assoc ia tes , P.C. Richardson, Texas February 22, 1988 To ~ r o v i d e students from UTMB's School of Allied Health Sciences with certain educational opportunities

Polly Ryon Memorial Hospital Richmond, Texas March 11, 1988 To provide students f r o m UTMfl's Schonl of Nursing with c e r t a i n educational opportunities

Tomball Regional Hospital on behalf of Texas Sports Medicine Center

Tomball, Texas March 8, 1988 To provide students from UTMB's School of A l l i e d Heal th Sciences with certain educational opportunit ies

University of Wisconsin Madison, Wfscansin December 16, 1987 To provide students from the University of Wisconsin with cer ta in educarlonal opportunities

Wharton Hospi ta l , Tnc . d . b . a . Gulf Coast Medical Center Wharton, Texas April 9 , 1988 To provide studenrs Erom UTM3's School of Nursing with certain educational opportunities



JUNE 9 , 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVEEWMENTAL ( F I N S COMING IN)

e following items have been awarded and ere recommended for approval by t h e r. Board of Regents:

Agency: American Chemical Society No. : PRF #19741-AC4 New Funds: $4Q, 000 Current Period: January 1, 1988 through August 31, 1990 Title /Description: Reactions of Ions in the Gas Phase that take

Place by Bond Breaking Followed by Remaking

Agerlcy ! Biomedical Research Group, Tnc. No. : None New Funds : $900 Current Periad : March 1988 through Open T i t le/Descrip tion : Multiple Dose Analgesic Study of Naproxen

Sodium w i t h Codeine Phosphate in Post-Operative Patients (Syntex 1334)

Agency : Dreyfus Medical Foundation No. : None New Funds: $ 9 , 9 2 0 Current Period: March 1 , 1988 through Februarv 28, 1989 Title/Descriptioa: Ant i -HIV P r o p e r t i e s of Phenytoin

Agency : Duphar B.V. No. : None New Funds: $15,000 Current Perf od: October I , 1987 through September 30, 1988 Tit TelDescription: Hematopoietic Effec t s of Benzoylphenylureas

Agency : Family Health Foundation of Amerfca No. : None New Funds: $1,985.13 Current Period : January 1, 1988 through June 3fl, 1988 Title/~escription: Chemical Use in Physlcians During Residency

Agency: Glaxo, fnc . No.: None New Funds: $5,250 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through Open Ti tle/~escription : A Comparison of Ranitidine 150 m g . , Ranitidine

300 mg. and Placebo Administered at Bedtime for the Prevention of Recurrent Duodenal Ulcers

. Agency: George and Mary Josephine Hamman Foundation No, : None New Funds: $2,000 Current Period: March 2, 1988 through Open Title/Descriptfon: Biological Correlates of Depression

E UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON ard Meeting - June 9 , 1988

NTRACTS AND GRANTS - NOX-GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Coming In) - Continued

Agency : Hof f man-La Roc he Inc . No.: Pro toco l No. N3227A New Funds : $23,200 Current Period : February 1988 through Open TitlejDescription: Study of Flumazenil

Agency: Hogg Faundation f o r Mental Health No. : None New Funds : $23,802 Current Period: July 1 , 1988 thraugh June 30, 1989 T i t l e lDescrip tion : Monitoring of Psychotropic Adverse Drug

React f ons

, Agency: International Business Machines Corporation (IBM)

No. : None New Funds : $15,000 Current Period : October 15, 1987 through December 31, 1989 Title/Description : Jointly Defined Effort t o Develop Interactive

Video Tra in ing Modules in the Health Sciences Using IBM's Infowindow System

, Agency: Krug International No. : Contract # BAS 9-17720

Purchase Order No. 4870 & 5862 New Funds: $11,629 Current Perfod: January 1 , 1987 through December 31, 1987 Tit le /Description: Studies of Immune Dysfunctions

. Agency: Krug International No. : Contract # NAS 9-17720

Purchase Order No. 7903 New Funds: $ 5 , 0 0 0 Current Per iod : A p r i l 1, 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1988 Title/Descrfption; Retinal Vascular Changes Following Head Down

Bed Resr Simulating Space Flight Fluid Shifts

. Agency: March of D i m e s Birth Defects Foundation

No. : #12-196 New Funds: 16,000 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through February 28 , 1989 TitlelDescription : The Development of J o i n t Attention Skills in

Down Syndrome Infants

1 . Agency: MarLon Laboratories, Inc. No. : None New Funds: $38,187 Current Perfod: March 1988 through Open Tit 1elDescription : A Comparative Study of Diltiazem and Placeho

in the Treatment of M i l d to Moderate Hypertension: Antihypertensive Effects During the Dosfng Interval

IE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON mrd Meeting - June 9 , 1488

INTRACTS AND GRANTS - NON-GOVERNMENTAL {Funds Coming In) - Continued 5 . Agency: Pharmaceutical Food & Drugs Associates, Inc.

No.; Or tho E8 4-05 2 New Funds : $10,800 Current Period: February 1, 1988 through Open T i t l e / D e s c r f p t i o n : Pelvic Inflammatory Disease Studies

I . Agency: Pharmaco Dynamics Research Inc. N o . : None New Funds : $5,000 Current Period : March L , I988 through Open Ti r l e /Desc r ip t ion : Retin-A 0.05X Cream in Act in ic Keratoses

. Agency! G . D. Searle & Co. No. : None New Funds : 510,000 Current P e r i o d : March 1988 through Open Tltle/Description : In V i t r o Study with SC-47111 --

I . Agency: NO. : Hew Funds: Current Period : Title/~escription:

. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Pe r iod : Title/Descript ion :

Texas Academy of Family Physicians Foundation None %1,985.13 January 1 , 1988 through June 30, 1988 Chemical Use in Physicians During Residency

Texas Lions League None $ 3 1 , 2 7 5 January 1, 1988 th rough December 3 1 , 1988 1988 D i a b e t i c Program Grant f o r Summer Camp at t h e Texas Lions Camp

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEaICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON

U.T. BOARD OF REGENTST MEETTNG

JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPIENT

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AMD LOCAL GOV-

(FLWDS COMING IN)

e fo l lowing items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the T. Board of Regents:

Agency: Texas Department of Health No. : IAC(88-89)-0376, Amendment Number I New Funds: $57,000.00 Curren t Per iod : September 1, 1987 through August 31, 1 9 8 8 Title/Descrfption: Increase the contract budget eo a new to ta l

of $1 ,534 ,300 .00

Agency : Texas Department of Health No.: IAC(88-841-0377, Amendment Number 1 New Funds : None Current Period: September 1, 1987 through September 30, I988 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : E x h i b i t B ( s p e c i a l conditions) is amended to

a l l o w UTMB to purchase equipment to be used in providing comprehensive health care services t n children of low fncnrne families nm

Galveston Island and surrounding aroa

Agency : No. : New Funds: Current Period : TitleIDescription:

. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period : Title/Descrfption:

. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Description:

. Agency: NO.: New Funds: Current Period: Title/Descriptfon :

Texas Air C n n t r o l Board IAC(88-89) -0889 $50,000.00 March 17, 1988 through August 3 1 , 2988 To continue development of biologIcaf t e s t systems to determine the e f fects of a i r contaminants on h e a l t h

Texas Department of Human Services PS0864321-ICT $5,000.00 September 1, 1987 through August 31, 1 9 8 9 To provide certain s e w i c e s t o i nd igen t cancer patients fn rhe counties of Webb, Zapara, Starr, J i m Hogg, Hfdalgo, Cameron and Willacy

Texas Commission on A l c o h o l and Drug Abuse 16-40-886-OCC $46,773.00 September 1, 1987 through August 32, 1988 For support of UTMB's Employee Assistance Program

Texas Department of Human Services PS Ill-16-P-00, Amendment Number 3 $270,000.0fl September I , 1987 through August 31, 1988 Increase t h e con t rac t budget t n 3 new r o t a 1 of $406,000.00

THE U H I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON


JUNE 9, 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DWLZOPMENT

AND EIIUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

(FUNDS GOING OUT)

le following items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the T. Board of Regents:

Agency : The University of Texas System Cancer Center NO. : IAC ( 88 -89 ) -0872 New Funds: $20,635.00 Current Period : February 23, 1988 through August 31, 2988 Tit le /Descr ip t ion: To provide i n s t a l l a t i o n and nngoing support

of v o f c e and data comunica t ion services

Agency: The University of Texas at Austin NO. : IAC(88-891-0924 Mew Funds: $7,030.00 Current Period: A p r i l 1 5 , L988 through May 2 7 , 1988 T i t l e /Description: For U.T. Austin to provide nine non-credit

continuing education in research courses at URZBts School of Nursing



JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCE, DEVELOPMENT


(FUNDS COMING IN)

,e following i t e m s have heen awarded and are recommended for approval by the T. Board of Regents:

Agency : Baylor College of Medicine No.: Subcontract Agreement-Purchase Order 21849 N e w Funds: $16,624 Current Period : December 1, 1987 through February 2 9 , 1988 Title/Descripcion: Role of LFA-l/MIIC-l/P150,95 in PMN Leukocyte

Adherence

This is support fo r uTMB's participation in N I H Grant Yo. 5 ROL AI23521-02 awarded to Baylor College of Medicine

, Agency : No.: New Funds : Current Period: T i t l e /Description :

. Agency :

No. : New Funds : Current Period: TitlelDescription:

- Agency:

No,: New Funds: Current Period: Tf t le lDescr ipr ion:

. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Curren t Period : T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n :

Baylor College of Medicine Subcont rac t Agreement - Purchase Order / I23732 $24,540 October 1, 1987 through September 30, 1988 Immunologic Research in Human Milk

This fs support for UTMB's continued participation fn U.S. Department nf Agrfculture Cooperative Agreement No. 58-7MNI-6-100 awarded t o Baylor College of Medicine

Department of Health & Human Services Hea l th Resources and Services Administration Bureau of Maternal and Child Health and Resources Development MCJ-480555-02-0 $320,565 A p r i l 1, 1988 t h r o u g h March 31 , 1989 Acculturation, Psychosocial Preditors and Breastfeeding

Department of Heafth & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Heafth Division of Research Resources 2 SO3 RR03286-07 $4 ,500 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Minor i ty High School Student Research Apprentice Program

Department of Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Heal th Divis ion of Research Resources 2 503 RR03350-06 $3,000 March 1, 1988 through February 28 , 1989 Minority High School Student Research A p p r e n t i c e Program

HE UNIVERSZTY OF TEXAS MZDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON oard Meeting - June 9 , 1988

3NTRACTS AND GRANTS - GOVEFOIEMNTAL (Funds Coming In) - Continued

. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services N a t i o n a l Institutes of Health Division of Research Resources

No* ; 5 M01 RR00073-26 (Revised) New Funds : $847 ,02 1 Current Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Ti t l e /Descr ip t ion : General Clinical Research Center

, Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health Div i s ion of Research Resources

No. : 5 P40 RR01024-12 (Revised) New Funds: $256,892 Current Period: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Ticle/Description: Capture, Maintenance, and Culture of tolieinid

Squids

. Agency : Department of Heal th & Human Services National Institutes of Heal th National Cancer Institute

No. : 1 R29 CA47346-01 New Funds : $86,991 Current Per iod : A p r f l 5 , 1988 through March 31 , 1989 Title /Description: Leukernfa Cell Adherence Pro te in in Marrow

Metastasis

, Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Instirutes of Hea l th National Cancer I n s t i t u t e

No. : 2 R 0 1 CA3i472-04 New Funds: $ 1 6 7 , 4 3 5 Current Period: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Descrfption: Regulation of AFP in Hepatocytes and Somatic

C e l l Hybrids

0 . Agency: Department of Health & Human Service, National Institutes of Health National Cancer Institute

No. : 2 KO1 CA32938-04A2 (Revised) New Funds: $ 9 3 , 2 5 3 Current Period : December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 T i t l e /Description: Effect of Phys5ological Oxygen Levels on

Tumor Therapy

1. Agency : Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Heal th National Cancer I n s t i t u t e

No. : 5 ROT CA26475-08 (Revised) New Funds : $173,505 Current Period: December 1 , 1987 through November 30, 1988 T i t l e / D e s c r i p t i o n : Modulation of the Antitumor Effect of Interferon

Agency: Department of Health & Human Services Natfonal I n s t i t u t e s of Health Natjonal Cancer Institute

No. : 5 ROI CA27967-09 New Funds: $132,068 C u r r e n t P e r i o d : A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 3 2 , 1989 T.1 t l e /Descrip t i o n : Mechanism of Anti-Carcinogenic Effect of

Ant iox idants

E UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON ard Meeting - June 9 , 1988

NTRACTS AND GRANTS - GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Coming fn) - Continued . Agency: Department of Health 6 Human Services

National Institutes of Health Nat ional Cancer Institute

XO. : 5 R01 CA41407-03 (Revised) New Funds: $ 2 2 4 , 4 7 8 Current P e r f ad: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 T i t l e /Description: The Human Glucocorticoid Receptors, Its Gene

and Actions

. Agency : Department of Health 6 Human Services National Institutes of Health National Cancer Instftute

No. : 5 R01 CA43232-03 New Funds: $107,491 Current P e r i o d : February 1, 1988 through January 3 1 , 1989 TitlejDescription: Preventfon of Estrogen-Induced Tumors by

Chemical Means

. Agency : Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National Heart , Lung, and Blood Tnst i tute

No.: 2 R01 HL37943-02A1 (Revised) New Funds: $ 9 9 , 6 7 2 Current Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30 , 1988 Title IDescript ion : Vascular Actions of PTH in Health and Disease

. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National Heart, Lung, and Blood I n s t i t u t e

NO. : 5 RO1 HL20122-l l New Funds: $136,927 Current Period: February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 Title/Descrlp tion : Opera t iona l Mechanisms of Airway Receptors

. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes a £ H e a l t h National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute

No. : 5 R23 HL36286-02 (Revised) New Funds: $44,140 Current Perf od: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Tit le /Descr ipr ion : Pulmonary Intravascular Clearance of Bacteria

In Sepsis

Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes o f Health National Institute on Aging

No. : 1 R01 AG06235-OlA1 New Funds : $120,958 Current Period : March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Title/Descrfptfon: Aging and Health Among Hispanics

. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services Nat iona l I n s t i t u t e s of Health National I n s t i t u t e on Aging

No. : 5 R29 AG060L7-03 (Revised) New Funds: $87,274 Curren t Perf od : December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 T i c l e /Descript ion: Aging and Estrogen on Biogenic Amfne Cell

Physiology

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ONTRACTS AND G U T S - GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Coming In) - Continued

Agency : Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

No. : 1 R O I AI23731-0lA2 New Funds: $113,111 Curren t Per iod : February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 TitlelDescrtption: Natural Cytotoxic Activity to Bacteria-Infected

Cells

1. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Healt, National I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

N o . : 1 R01 AI24335-01AZ New Funds : $107,490 Current Period : March 1 , 1988 th rough February 28, 1989 Title/Description: Analysis of the Murine Antibody Repertoire

2. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services Nat iona l Ins t i tu tes of Health National I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

No. : 1 R29 AI24677-01A1 Pew Funds: $95,931 Current Period : February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 Title/Description: CAtt-Mediated Enhancement of Salmonella Invasion

3. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National Ins t i tute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

No. : 2 ROI AI21412-04AI New Funds: $164,004 Current Period: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Description: Structure and Function of Human Secretory

Component

4 . Agency: Department of Health 6 Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

NO.: 5 R29 AI24681-02 New Funds; $87,394 Current Perf od: A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 3 1 , 1989 Tirle/Descript ion : Characterization and Expression of An LG VH

Gene Family

3 . Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Heal th National I n s t i t u t e o f Child Health and Human Development

YO. : 1 R29 HD23800-01 New Funds: $81,514 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Title /Description: Jofnt Attention and Preterm In fan t Competence

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CONTRACTS ANT3 GRANTS - GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Comfng In) - Continued

26. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Tnstitutes of Health National Ins t i tute of C h i l d Health and Human Development

No. : 5 R D I HD15472-07 (Revised) New Funds : $88,492 Current Period : December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Title/Descri?tfon: Bornone Storage and Secretion by Gonadotropes

Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National I n s t i t u t e of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

No. : 1 R01 DK40061-01 New Funds: $108,014 Current Period: May 1, 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Title /Descrf p t i o n ! Adenosine Receptor Regulation and Insulin

Ac t i o n

2 8 . Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Health National Inst i tute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

NO. : 2 ROI DK33898-04AI New Funds : $81,120 Current Period: February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 Title/Description: E l e c t r i c a l & Biochemical Studies of Pro lac t fn

Secretion

2 9. Agency : Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National Lnstlcute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

Eo. : 5 R01 DK16549-12 (Revised) New Funds : $186,571 Current Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Title/Description: Figment Gallstones: Composition and Formation

30. Agency: Department of flealth & Human Services National Institutes of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

No. : 5 R01 DK33243-05 (Revised) New Funds : $157,810 Current Period: January 1, 1988 chrough December 31, 1988 Title/Descrfption: Regulation of E p i t h e l i a l Transport

3 1. Agency : Department o f Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National Ins t i tute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

No. ; 5 R01 DK33952-05 (Revised) New Funds: $129 ,654 Current Period: December I , 1987 through November 30, 1988 T i t l e /Desc r ip t i on : Glucose Metabolism in S e p t i c Patients

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CONTRACTS AND GRANTS - GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Coming In) - Continued

Agency : Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Health National I n s t i t u t e of Diabetes and Dfgestive and Kidney Diseases

No.: 5 R01 DK34817-04 (Revised) New Funds: $126,120 Current Period: December 1, 1987 rhrough November 30, 1988 Title/Descrfption: The Role of Substrate Cycl ing in Energy

Metabolism

Agency : Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Heal th National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

NO. : 5 R01 DK36118-02 New Funds : $129 ,113 Current Period : April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Descrfption: Aldose Reductase and Diabetic Complications

3 4 . Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Instftures of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

No.: 5 R01 DK38010-02 (Revised) New Funds: $118,886 Current Period: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Title/Description: Effect of Exercise on Protein Metabolism in

Humans

35. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National I n s t i t u t e of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

No.: 5 ROI DK38588-03 (Revised) New Funds: $118,474 Current Period: December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Ti t l e l D e s c r i p t i o n : Mechanism of I s o s m o t i c Water Transport by

Epithelia

36. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases

NO. : 5 ROI DK38734-03 New Funds : $124,145 Current Period : April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Description: Salt Transport Mechanisms in Gallbladder

Epithelium

37 . Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences

No. : 1 R01 GM40068-01 New Funds : $142,642 Current Period: April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Title/Description: Inositol Trisphasphate-Sensitive CA Store

(Calciasome)


CONTRACTS AND GRANTS - GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Coming In) - Continued 38. Agency : Department of Health & Human Services

National Institutes of Health National Inst i tute of General Medical Sciences

NO. : 2 ROI GM32304-04Al New Funds: $134,807 Current Period: April 1, 1988 through March 31, 2989 Tftle/Descrfption: Detoxication of Xenobfotics in Erythrocytes

39. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National Institute of General Medical Sciences

No.: 2 ROI GM33483-04A1 New Funds : $157,966 Current Period: March 1, 1988 through November 30, 1988 Title/Description: Mitochondria1 Genetics of Mammalian Cells

40. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Inst i tutes of Health National Ins t i tu te of General Medical Sciences

No. : 5 R 0 1 GM30218-07 New Funds : $122,260 Current Period: February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 TFtle/Descripticn: Endocyrosfs and Recycling of the Galactosyl

Receptor

41. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Health National Inst i tute of General Medical Sciences

No.: 5 ROl GM35978-03 (Revised) New Funds: $103,603 Current Period: January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Title/Descxiptfon: Cellular Interact ions with Hyaluronic A c i d

Agency : Department of Health & Human Services Narfonal Institutes of Heal th National Instftute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke

No. : 1 ROT NS 2 4 6 4 3 - 0 l A l New Funds: $138,171 Current Period: February 1 , 1988 through January 31, 1989 Title/Descriptfon: E p i l f p t o g e n e s i s in the Amygdafa

43. Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National Institutes of Bealth National Institute of Neurological and Communicative Dfsorders and Stroke

NO. : 5 ROT NS23061-03 New Funds: $51,972 Current Period: February 1, 1988 through January 3 1 , I989 Title/Descrfption: Electrical Properties of I s o l a t e d

Spinorhalamic Cells

4 4 , Agency: Department of Health & Human Services National I n s t i t u t e s of Health National I n s t i t u t e of Neuralogical and Communicative Disorders and Stroke

No. : 5 R01 NS24392-02 (Revised) New Funds : $103,107 Current Period: December 1 , 1987 through November 30, 1988 Ti t l e /Desc r fp t ion: MorphophysfnfogicaT Analysis of Vestibular

Neurons


CONTRACTS AND GRANTS - GOVERNMENTAL (Funds Coming In) - Continued 4 5, Agency : Georgetown University

No. : Subcontract No, RX 4330-101 A New Funds: $25,056 Current Per iod: March I , 1988 through February 28, 1989 TitlelDeacription: Macronutrients on Age-Related Hypertension

For continuation of support for UTM3's participation in NIH Grant No. 5 R o t AG069290-02 awarded t o Georgetown University

4 6 . Agency: National Aeronautics and Space Administration Ames Research Center

No. : NAG 2-446, Supplement No. 1 New Funds : $ 1 9 , 9 9 5 Current Perfod: March 1, 1988 through August 31, 1988 T i t l e /Descr ip t ion : Studies of Vestibular Primary Afferents in

Normal Hyper- and Hypogravity

47. Agency: National Aeronautics and Space Administratton Lyndon B. Johnson Space Center

No. : NAG 9-172, Supplement 3 New Funds: $100,000 Current Period: February 1, 1988 t h r o u ~ h January 31, 1989 Ti t le lDescr ipt ion: The Mechanism of the Development in Humans

of Disuse Muscle Atrophy

4 8 . Agency: Nat iona 1 Sc ience Foundation No. : BNS-8517575, Amendment No. 02 New Funds : $50,000 Current Perind: March 1, 2988 through August 3 1 , 1989 Title/Description: Peptidea Regulating Bag Cells and Egg

Layfnq in Aplysia

TIfE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON


REVISIONS TO THE PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGlJLATlONS

TRAFFIC AND PARKING REGULATIONS THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH

AT GALVESTON POLICE DEPARTMENT

I. QUICK REFERENCE TO PARKING AM) TRAFFIC REGULATIONS

APPEAL OF CITATION: UTMB P o l i c e issue only c o u r t appearance citations. Court appearance c i t a t i o n s are handled by the C i t y of Galveston Municipal Court. The court must be given written notice of i n t en t t o appeal seven days prior to the d a t e that the fine is due. IS-~ec-peid-in-45-days~-fke fi~t-~s-deeb4ed-p&as-tkt-tke-ee~t-e+-tItt-~e~imt-+~-4~~~ Failure to pap or appear in a timely manner may result in additional f ines and/or issuance of a warrant.

11. GENERAL PROVISIONS

The University reserves the r i g h t t o enforce parking and t r a f f i c regulations:

?. 2 by such other methods as are commonly employed by city governments or state agencies in control of traffic regulations enforcement.

IIT. DEFINITIONS

OWNER: a person, other t h an a l ienholder, having the property in o r t i t l e t o a vehicle. ~e-term-~at&ades-e-petsert-ent~t~ed-t~-t~e-tfee-~~-pea~e~~~e~-e~-~ ~ e h ~ ~ & t - e ~ 8 j t t t - t 6 - ~ - 3 t t ~ ~ i t ~ - & ~ t ~ i . ~ 3 t - f ~ - d ~ d t h ~ ~ - p e ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - b ~ ~ - e ~ ~ % ~ d ~ 9 - ~ - ~ ~ 9 3 ~ ~ w t d e ~ - a - 3 c a s c - n e t - ~ ~ e t z t d t d - ~ 9 - 9 t e ~ i i t y ~

V: D R I V I N G AND PARKING OFFENSES


PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS - Continued

V: D r i v i n g and Parking Offenses - Continued

317 30. Fail t o fallow t h e orders, dfrections or signals of a University P o l i c e -

Officer in the dfrection of t r a f f i c .

32r 3 1 . Park a regular size vehic le in a space or area designated f o r a subcompact -

or compact vehicle.

V I. ENFORCEMENT

6s B. SUSPENSION OF PRIVILEGE TO D R I V E AND PARK ON CAMPUS: The loss of t h e -

privi lege of dr iv ing or parking a motor vehic le on campus s h a l l commence f i v e days after the Parking F a c i l i t i e s Of f i ce mails a letter to the person, a t the address of such person as shown in the records of that o f f i c e , s t a t i n g that such person's privi lege of driving or parking a motor vehicle on campus has been suspended. Such letter shall state the term of the suspension and will give n o t i f i c a t i o n of p o s s i b l e impoundment f o r parking offenses committed during rhe period of suspension and shall s t a t e the reason for such suspension.

I f a person whose privilege of d r i v i n g or parking on campus has been suspended receives a University citation by reason of having a vehic le on campus dur ing t h e period of his/her suspension, t h e period of suspension s h a l l be extended so that it expires 12 months from the date the person received such add i t i ona l c i t a t i o n . In addition, t h e v i o l a t i o n of the suspension should be reported ta-tkc-epprept4~tt ~ e e a - e ~ - ~ ~ a d e ~ ~ s - ~ f - t k e - p e r s e ~ - i 9 - ~ - 3 ~ e d e ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ - ~ e - ~ ~ e - ~ p p ~ e ~ ~ ~ u ~ e - 3 e ~ ~ ~ - ~ ~ ~ e e ~ e ~ er-Adm~nfst~atfve-BI~4ePe~-Eet-pee~4b4e-~~s~~p&~~ery-ee~4e~-4~-t~e-~e~~em-+~-u +atn3ty-er-staGi-membt~~ f o r possible disc ip l inary a c t ion to t h e approprf a t e Dean of Students if the person is a student or t o the appropriate Dean, Director or Administrative Official if the person is a faculty or staff member.

A person receiving n o t i c e that hfs /her p r i v i l e g e of driving o r parking a vehicle on campus has been suspended may appeal the suspension within 12 calendar days on the grounds that the imposition of such suspensfon is improper or will create serious and substantial hardship. We-~ppta3-~ka&3-be-ee~s4dtfed-i4-Cht~e-e~e a r t y - a a p a ~ d - e ~ ~ a t i s ~ e - e ~ t 3 t a ~ d ~ ~ ~ - ~ t - t k e e ~ - e p p e ~ ~ - ~ s - ~ f ~ e d ~ - w ~ ~ e s ~ - ~ p e e ~ ~ ~ e r r a n g e m c a t a - u r e - m a d e - w + t h - t k e - B ~ - 4 e ~ k 4 ~ g - ~ e e + 4 ~ ~ ~ c ~ - B + ~ ~ e e ~

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PARKING AND TRAFFIC REGULATIONS - Continued VI: Enforcement - Continued D. DESTRUCTION OF PERMIT WHEN SUSPENDED: Every person receiving notice that hfs /her p r i v i l e g e of driving or parking on the campus has been suspended s h a l l remove the parking pennit(s) from every vehicle registered in hfs/her name w i t h i n 12 days after date of such not ice . Feih~t-to-&a-se-she&&-be-~epetted-to-the a p p r e p t i s t e - B e a n r - B 4 ~ t e t o t . - 0 i - A d m 4 ~ 4 ~ t ~ ~ t ~ v e - ~ ~ ~ ~ e 4 u & ~ - ~ ~ - ~ ~ e - p e ~ s ~ ~ - ~ e - ~ - ~ ~ u d e ~ ~ ~ faea&ty-er-stefG-rn~be*~ Failure t o do so should be reported far p o s s i b l e disciplinary actfon to the appropriate Dean of Students f f the person is a student or t o the appropr ia t e Dean, Dfrector or Administrative Offfcial if the person is a faculty or staff member.

G . IMPOUNDMENT: The term "imp~undment'~ includes towing, removal, immobilization, and storage of the vehicle in question. The University Police Department normally does not impound vehic les , except when a s ign is posted or a vehicle is obstructing an entrance, exit, fire lane or aisle of a parking facility. However, the department reserves the r i g h t t o impound vehicles when deemed appropriate by the Chief of the University Police Department.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEAUS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON


JUNE 9, 1988


The term "rate" is the full-time twelve-month race, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fract ion of time f o r which he is appointed and the period of h i s appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries, unles s otherwise shown, is the departmental salaries account.

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. I t e m , Department, Title, Name Date -- Time Mos . Rate - RBI:

APPOINTMENTS

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Internal Medicine

Instructor fn Internal Medicine (Non-Tenured Clinical)

1. Sarah L. Cochran 1-01-88 100 1 2 $ 49,502 254

Source of Funds: Other: $49,502 MSRDP Grant

V i s i t i n g Ass i s tant Professor (Non-Tenure)

2. Shou S. Wang

Source of Funds: Other : $12,000 MSWP Grant

Microbiology Faculty Associate (Non-Tenure)

3 . Rajendra Prasad 1-01-88 100 1 2 21,156 252

Source aE Funds: O t h e r ; $ 2 1 , 1 5 6 DHHS Grant

Obstetrics and Gynecology Clinical Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure)

4 . Sonia M. C a s t i l l o

Source of Funds: $60,000 OB-GYN and Unallocated Faculty Salaries

Pathology V i s i t i n g Scientist

5. Bui Min Feng

Source of Funds: $40,000 Pathology and Unallocated Faculty Salaries


AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued Full-time Salary

Ef f ec t fve Z No. Item, Department, Title, Hame Date -- Time Mas. RBC Rate -

APPOINTMENTS - Continued

SCHOOL OF H E D I C I N E - Continued Pediatrics

Adjunct Assistant Professor (Nan-Tenure)

6 , Anthony N. Zavaleta 9-01-87 WOS 12 $ 25,020 278

Source of Funds: Other : $25,020 Texas Department of Hea l th

Brownsville CO-PRIMA IAC

Physiology and Biophysics Associate Professor (~oa-Tenure)

7 . Pompeo Volpe

Source of Funds: $48,000 ~ h y s l o l o g y & Biophysics and

Unallocated Faculty Salaries Surgery

V i s i t i n g Instructor (Non-Tenure) 8. Xue -Guan g Z h e 2-01-88 I 0 0 1 2 27,000 277

Source of Funds: Other: $27,000 S h r i n e Affiliation Agreement

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences; Office of the Vice President f o r Adademic Affairs

Adjunct Professor (Nun-Tenure) , Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences; Special Assistant to the Vice President for Academic Affairs

9 . Henry W. Riecken 1-0 1-88 10 12 109,890 257

Source of Funds: Other : $109,890 MSRDf Grant

Pathology; Dermatology; Microbiology

Professor (Tenure) 10. Michael R. McGinnfs

Source of Funds: State: $59,000 Pathology and Unallocated Facu l ty Salaries O t h e r : 11,000 MSRDP Gran t

$70,000 Total Salary

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued Full-time Salary

Effect ive % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date -- Time Mos. Rate - RBC

APPOINTMENTS - Continued SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

Core Curriculum-Basic and Clinical Allied Health Sciences Assistant in Instrucrion

11. Carol A. Marshall 1-01-88 100 12 $ 3 1 , 6 4 4 245

Source of Funds: $31,644 Core Curriculum-Basic and Cl in ica l

Allied Health Sciences and Unallocated Non-Teaching Salarfes

Physician Assistant Studies Faculty Associate (Non-Tenure)

12, Cheralaine C. Johnson

Source of Funds : O t h e r : $27,000 DHHS Grant

Health Information Management C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor (Non-T enure )

13 . Beverly R. Dickerson

Health Related Professions Faculty Associate (Non-Tenure)

14 . John C. Higginbotham

Source of Funds: $19,600 Health Related Professions and

Unallocated Faculty Salaries

1 5 . George W. Jakobi 1-21-38 50 12 19,600 244

Source of Funds: $19,600 Health Related Professions and

Unallocated Faculty Salaries

SCHOOL OF NURSING School of Nursing

Associate Professor (Non-Tenure) 16. MelvaD. Kravitz 2-15-88 30 9 36,000 294

Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure) 17. Rita S. Cascio 2-01-88 40 9 32,000 271

Source of Funds: $32,000 School of Nursing and Unal loca ted

Faculty Salaries


AMENDHJZNTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued

Full-time Salary

Effective X No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time Mos. -- Rate RBC

APPOINTMENTS - Continued SCHOOL OF NURSING - Continued

C l i n i c a l Instructor (Non-Tenure) 18. Kimberly 3 . Hall-Oas 12-f l t -87 WOS 1 2 $ 3 4 , 9 6 8 291

Source of Funds: Other: $34,968 MSRDP-Diabetes Center

19 . Jerf L , Jaquis 12-01-87 WOS 12 29 ,580 292

SCHOOL OF NURSING; SCHOOL OF MEDICINE; SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES

School of Nursing; International Health Program; Core Curriculum-Basic and Clinfca l Allied Health Sciences

V i s i t i n g Associate Professor (Non-Tenure)

20. Loretta T. Gottschalk 1-15-88 100 9 40,000 250

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $10,000 International Health Program and

Unalloca t e d Faculty Salaries 10,000 Core Curriculum-Basic & C l i n i c a l Allied

Health Sciences and Unallocated Faculty Salaries

10,000 School of Nursing and Unallocated Faculty Salarf es

0 ther : 10,000 Florence and Marie Hall Endowment $40,000 T o t a l Salary

UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS Home Health Care Agency

Director 21. Loretta C. Gomez

Radiation Therapy Service Systems Programmer Spec ia l i s t

2 2 . F a i t h Efnerson

Moody S t a t e School Independent School District

School Teacher 23. Michael H . Coll ins

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued Full-t ime Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date T i m e Mos. -- Rate

APPOINTMENTS - Continued UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS; SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

Emergency Medical Group; Internal Medicine

Emergency Room Physician, Emergency Medical Group; Instructor {Non-Tenure), Internal Medicine

24, William T. Campbell, Jr. 1-01-88 100 1 2 $ 7 9 , 9 4 0 269

Source of Funds: Ocher : $27,500 MSRDP Grant

2 9 , 6 4 0 MSRDP Emergency Medical Group Grant $57,140 Total Salary

Augmentation: 22,800 MSRDP emergency Medical Group Fund 'm Total Compensation MARINE BIOMEDICAL INSTITUTE

Marine Biomedical I n s t i t u t e Associate Member

25. Donald A. Simone

26. Thomas E. Kruger 2-01-88 100 12 19,140 283

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $ 3,144 MBI Non-Teaching Salaries Other : 15.996 DHHS Grant

Total Salary


AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPEEWTTNG BUDGET - Continued Full-time

Salary Effective f No.

Item, Department, Title, Name Date -- Time Mos. Rate RBC 7

CHANGE OF STATUS

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE I n t e r n a l Medicine

2 7 . Owen B, Holland

From : Professor (Tenure) I00 12 $ 94,718

To : Professor (Tenure) 3-01-88 100 12 110,000

Source of Funds: State : $ 7 0 , 0 2 4 Internal Medicine Faculty S a l a r i e s Other : 17,311 XSRDP Grant

1 8 , 7 7 5 DHHS Grant $106,110 Total Salary

Augmentation: 3,890 MSROP Fund $110,000 Total Compensation

Pathology 28 . Mary L , Kanz

From : I n s t r u c r o r in Pathology (Non-Tenured C l i n i c a l )

To : Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure)

Source of Funds: Other: $14,400 DHHS Grant

14,400 MSRDP Grant $28,800 T o t a l Salary

Interdisciplinary Medical Education Program; Office of the Dean of Medicine; Family Medicine

29 . Eddie R. Stinson

From : Associate Director, In terd i sc ip l inary Medfcal Education Program and Office of the Dean of Medicine ; Faculty Assoc ia te (Non-Tenure), Family Medicine

Director of Sponsored Programs- Academic, Interdisciplinary Medf c a l Education Program and Offfce of t h e Dean of Medicine: Faculty Associate (Non-Tenure), Family Medicine 2-01-88 100 1 2 55,000


AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued Fuf 1-time

Salary Effective % No.

Date Time Mos. -- RBC Rate - CHANGE OF STAmS - Continued

SCHOOL OF ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES Health Information Management

30, John W. Berkbuegler

From : Associate Professor and Chairman (Non-Tenure )

To: Assocfate Professor (Non-Tenure)

SCHOOL OF WRSING School of Nursing

31. Glenda S . l h a

From : Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure) 2 1 9 26,015

To : Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure) 1-0 1-88 WOS 9



AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued Full-time

Salary Effect ive % NO.

Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date T h e Mos. -- Rate RBC

LEAVE OF ABSENCE

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE Pedia tr i c s

Assistant Professor (Tenure) 32. Nathalie A . Vanderpool 2-06/8-31 LOO 12 $ 46 ,614 281

Source of Funds: Other : $46,614 MSRDP Grant

Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure) 3 3 . Diane L. Woodall 2-1 2/8-31 100 12 61,000 290

Source o f Funds : S t a t e : $44 ,500 Pediatrics Facu l ty Salaries Augmentation: 16,500 MSRDF Fund


UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS Moody S t a t e School Independent School District

School Teacher 3 4 . Joseph D. Reho

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AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date Time Mos.

3 _ -

Rate RBC - RESIGNATIONS

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE I n t e r n a l Medicine

A s h b e l Smith Professor Emeritus I Non-T enure )

35. Rayond L. Gregory f -30-88 5 12 S 34,320 274

Source of Funds: Other : $34,320 MSRDP Grant

Assistant Professor (Non-Tenure) 36. Diana F. Hayes 1-22-88 100 12 62 ,697 246

Source of Funds: Sta te : $50,158 Lnternal Medicine Faculty Salaries Other: 6 ,270 MSRDP Grant

$56 ,428 Total Salary Augmenration: 6 , 2 6 9 MSRI)P Fund


Psychiatry and Behavioral Sc iences Assistant Professor of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (Non-Tenured C l i n i c a l )

37. Sudha M. Desai 1-15-88 100 12 68,900 262

Source of Funds: S t a t e : $50,000 P s y c h i a t r y & Behavioral Sciences

Faculty Salaries Augmentation: 18,900 MSRDP Fund

$68900 Total Compensation _I

Surgery Assistant Professor of Surgery (Non-Tenured Research)

38. Gearg Deursch 1-06-88 I00 12 34 ,018 264

Source of Funds: Other : $34,018 The Moody Foundation Grant

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Board Meerlng - June 9 , I988

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued Salary

Effective % N Q O Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date -- Time Mos. Rate RBC -

RESIGNATIOXS - Continued SCHOOL OF m D I C I N E ; EDUCATIONAL CANCER CENTER; INTERFERON RESEARCH PROGRAM

f nte rnal Medicine : Otolaryngol~gy; Educational Cancer Center; In terferon Research Program

Professor (Tenure) 39. John J, C~stanzi

Source of Fvnds r State: $ 7 4 , 7 9 9 Internal Medicine Faculty Sa lar ie s

51,774 Educational Cancer Center FacuIty Salaries Other : 4,155 MSWP Grant

2 4 , 5 0 5 American Cancer Society $155,233 T o t a l Salary

Augment a t ion : 6 , 4 6 6 MSRTIP Ftrnd $161 ,699 Total Compensation

SCHOOL OF AW,IF3T) HEALTH SCIENCES Physic ian Assistant S t u d i e s

Clinical Assistant Professor ( Non-Tenure)

40. Donald A . Gloff


Medical Technology Insrructor in Medical Technology (Non-Tenured C l i n i c a l )

4 1 , Cecile E, Head 1-3 1-88 WOS 12 29,580 275

Source of Funds : S t a t e : $ 2 7 , 3 6 2 Dermatology C l a s s i f i e d Salaries Other: 2,218 MSRDP Grant

$29,580 Total Salarv

UNIVERSITY HOSPITALS; SCHOOL OF NURSING Koody State School; School of Nursing Administrative Coordinator, Moody Sta te School; C l i n i c a l Instructor (Non-Tenure), School of Nursing

42 . Michele A. Tholcken

MARINE BLOMEDTCAL INSTITUTE Marine Biomedical I n s t i t u t e

Associate Member 4 3 . Chen~y ie Lin

T Y E UNIVERSLTY OF T E U S 4LEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Board Weeting - June 9, 1988

AMENDMEHTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued TRANSFER OF FUNDS

SCHOOL OF M E D I C I N E 4 4 . Amount of T r a n s f e r - $12,666.64

From: Unallacated Appropriations - School of Medicine - Non-Teaching Salaries

To ; Human B i o l o g i c a l Chemistry and Genetics Non-Teaching Salaries

To provide funds for a Postdoctoral Fellow effective January I , 1 9 8 8 .

4 5 . Amount of Transfer - $10,228.96

From: Unallocared Approprfatfons - School o f Medfc ine - Facul ty Salaries

To : Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Faculty Salarf es

To provide funds f o r a Facul ty Associate effect ive February 1 , ! 9 8 8 .

46. Amount o f Transfer - $35,388.38

From: Unallocated Appropriations - School of Medicine - Faculty Salaries

To: Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for an Ass i s tant Professor effective February 1, 1988.

47 . Amount of Transfer - $11,921.23

From: Unallocated Appropriations - School of Medicine - Classif f ed S a l a r i e s

To: Neurology Classified Salaries

To provide funds f o r a Research Associate effectfve February 6, 1988,

4 8 . Amount of Transfer - $17,254 .93

F r o Unallocated Appropriations - School of Medicine - Faculty Salaries

To: Physiology and Biophysics Faculty Salar ies

To provide funds f o r a P r o f e s s o r effective February 1, 1988.


AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued TRANSFER OF FUNDS - Continued

SCHOOL OF MEDICINE - Continued 4 9 . Amount of Transfer - $ 2 4 , 1 3 3 . 3 6

RBC -

2 4 2

From: Unallocated Appropriations - School of Medicine - Faculty Salaries

To : Surgery Faculty Salaries

To provide funds f o r an Assistant Professor/~djunct Member effective January 1, 1988,

50. Amount of Transfer - $31,354.19 2 70

From: Unallocated Appropriations - School of Xedicine - Faculty Salaries

To : Surgery Faculty Sa lar i e s

To provide funds for a Truman G. Blocker, Jr. Professor and Chief e f f e c t i v e February 1, 1988.

GRADUATE SCHOOL 51. Amount of Transfer - $10,791.99

From: Unallocated Appropriations - Graduate School - C l a s s i f i e d Salaries

To : Office of the Dean of t h e Graduate School Classified Salaries

To provide funds for an Executive Secretary effective January 23, 1988.

SCHOOL OF NURSING 52. Amount o f Transfer - $10,000.00

From: Unallocated Appropriations - School of Nursing - Faculty Salaries

To: School of Nursing Faculty Salaries

To provide funds f o r an Associate Professor effective January 1, 1988.

5 3 . Amount of Transfer - $21,350.00 From: Unallocated Appropriations - School of Nursing -

Faculty Salaries

To: School of Nursing Faculty Salaries

To provide funds f o r a Professor effective January 1, 1988.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Board Yceting - June 9, 1988

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET - Continued TRANSFER OF FUNDS - Continued

UNfVERSXTY HOSPITALS 5 4 . Amount of Transfer - $25.000.00

From: Unallocated Approorfatf~ns - Hospftafs To: Dfagnostic Virology Laboratory

Maintenance and Operation

RBC -

2 98

To provide funds f a r the continued opera t ion for the remainder of the f i s c a l year.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEAUS MXDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON


JUNE 9, 1988

CLINICAL FACULTY AND OTHER ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS WITHOUT SALARY AND WITHOUT TENURE

F i sca l Year Ending August 31, 1988

MEDICAL SCHOOL

ANESTHESIOLOGY

Clinical A s s i s t a n t Professor Adams, Sjoerd H., M , D .

PSYCHIATRY GM> BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE

Adjunct Professor Barrett, James E. M.D.

PEDIATRICS

C l i n i c a l Instructor Wimberly, Winnette V., M.D.

PREVENTIVE MEDICINE AND C O W N l T Y HEALTN

Adjunct Ass i s tan t Professor Vernon, Sally W., Ph.D.

ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL

OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY

C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor Garber, Susan L., M.A.

HEALTH RELATED OCCUPATlONS

Adjunct I n s t r u c t o r Adams, Cheryl A . , B.S.

NURSING SCHOOL

NURSING SCHOOL

Assistant Professor Iha, Glenda S . , M.S.



MEDICAL STAFF APPQINTMENTS, REAPPOTNTMENTS, AND RESIGNATIONS

The f o l l owing items are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

Department of Anesthesiology

1, Sjoerd Adams, M.D., C l in ica l Assis tant Professor, t o Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staff.

Department of Internal Medicine

2 . W i l l i a m Campbell, Jr., M.D., Instructor, t o Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

3 . Sarah L, Cachran, M . D . , Instructor, t o Full Time Associate Membership on t h e Medical Sraff .

4 . John R. Mathias, M . D . , Professor, to Ful l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff.

5 . George G. Miller, M.D,, Clinical Instructor, t o Part Time Consultine Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

6 . P h i l l i p Poffenbaxger, M.D., Professor, t o F u l l Time Associate Membershfp on the Medical Staff,

7. Roger D. Soloway, M.D., Professor, t o Ful l Tfme Associate Membership on the Medical Staf f .

Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology

8. Riran H. Shah, M.D., Clinical Instructor, t o Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staf f .

Department o f Pathology

9 . Charles R. h a b l e , M.D., Assistant Professor, t o Full Time Assoc ia te Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

10. David Walker, M.D., Professor and Chairman, t o Ful l Time Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

Department of Pediatrics

11, Waync R. Snodgrass, M.D., Assocfate Professor, to F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staf f .

Department of Surgery

12. Mart in C. Robson, M.D., Professor, t o F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical. Staff.

THE UNIVERSIm OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT CALVESTON Board Meeting - June 9 , 1988

MEDICAL STAFF - Cnnrinued

REAPPOINTMENTS


13. Eugene H. Flewellen, 111, M.D., Clinical Associate Professor, t o Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staff ,

Department of Dermatology

1 4 . Fred F. Castrow, 11, M . D . , Clinical A s s o c i a t e Professor, t o Part Time Consulting Membership on the Medical S ta f f ,

1 5 . Wtlliam R. Holder, M.D., C l i n t cal Associate Professor, to P a r t Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staff,

16. Rfchard C. Newton, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o Ful l Time Associare Membership an the Medical S t a f f and change of status to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

17 . Frank A, P e l t i e r , M.D., Clinical Assistant Professor, t o Part T h e Courtesy Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

18. Sharon S . Ralmer, M.D., Associate Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

19, Fenwfck L. Watts, M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, t o P a r t Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staff and change of s t a t u s to Part T i m e Consulting Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f .

20. Terry E. Williams, M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, t o Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

21, Charles J. Wilson, M . D . , C l in ica l Assistant Professor, to Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staff.

Department of Family Medicine

22. William R. Davis , M.D., Assistant Professor, t o F u l l Time Actfve Membership o n the Medical Staff.

23, Joseph C, DeWitt, M . D . , C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, t o Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

24. Emily A. Ebert, M,D., Instructor, ta F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of status t o Ful l Time Active Membership on the Medical S taf f ,

2 5 , Lonnie E. Fuller, S r . , M . D . , Associate Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

26. Janet Y. Groff, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of status to Full Time Active Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f .

27. A b e l Salas , M.D., Assistant Professor, to Full Time Actfve Membership on t h e Medfcal Sta f f ,

28. Steven R. Shelton, PA, to Allied Staff Membership on the Medical S t a f f .


MEDICAL STAFF - Continued

REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued Department of Family Medicine - Continued

2 9 . Barbara L. Thompson, M.D. , Associate Professor, to F u l l Time Active embers ship on the Medical Staff.

30. William A. Wilson, M,D., Associate Professor, to F u l l Time A c t i v e Ffembershlp on the Medical S t a f f .


3 1 . Daniel C. Allensworth, M.D., Associate Professor, t o Full Time Act ive Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

32. Jack B . Alperin, M . D . , Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

3 3 . Karl E. Anderson, M.D., Professor, to Full Time Associate Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

3 4 . Eduardo E , Arreaza, M.D., Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of status to Full Ttme Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

35. Robert E , Beach, W . D . , Assistant Professor, ta F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff,

3 6 . Elsa Bello-Reuss, M . D . , Associate Professor, t o F u l l Time Associate Membership on t h e Medical Sta f f and change of s t a t u s t o F u l l T i m e Active Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

3 7 . Claude R. Benedict , M.D., Associate Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on the Medfcal Staff.

38. Thomas A, Blackwell, M . D . , Assistant Professor, t o F u l l Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

39. Michael J. Borucki, M.D., Assistant Instructor, to F u l l Time Associate %embership on the Medical Staff and change of status to Full Time Active Membership on the Medfcal S t a f f .

40. Stanley L, Bridges , Jr., M.D., Instructor, to Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staf f .

41. J. Mark Bruyn, D,P,M,, Clinical Instructor, to Part T i m e Consulting Membership on the Medical Staff.

42. Richard W. Carson, M.D., Assistant Profes so r , to F u l l Tim Associate Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

4 3 . Leo J. Ca~tiglioni, M.D., C l i n i c a l A s s o c i a t e Professor, to Part Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

4 4 . Steven M . Clark, M.D., Instructor, to Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff.



REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued Department of Internal Medicine - Continued

4 5 . Wil.liam 3 . deGroot, M.D., Professor, t o F u l l Tfme Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f ,

4 6 . Donald J. DiPette, M.D., Assistant Professor, from Ful l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of status to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

4 7 . Neil K. Dorsey, M . D . , Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of status t o Ful l time Active Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

48. Thomas D, DuBose, Jr., M.D., Professor, to Full Time Associate Membervhip on the Medical S taf f and change of status t o Pul l Time Act i ve Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

4 9 . Francis X. Essex, M.D., Clfnical Associate Professor, t o P a r t T i m e Active Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

5 0 . Roberr R. Evans, Pharm. D., Assis tant Professor, to F u l l T i m e ~ o n s u l e i n g Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

5 1 . Jafar Farnam, M . D . , Clinical Ass i s tant Professor, to Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

52. Aaron Fradkin, M.D., Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

53. Edward D. Futch, M . D . , Cl in i ca l Assistant Professor, t o Part Time Active Membership on t h e Medical Staf f ,

5 4 . Frank H. Cardner, M.D., Professor, t a Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

5 5 . E m i l i o B. Gonzales, M.D., Assistant Professor, to Ful l Tfme Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

5 6 . James C. Guckian, M.D., Professor, t o Full Time Active Membershfp an the Medical S t a f f .

57. Richard W, Gurich, M.D., Assis tant Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

58 . Walter H, Harvey, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o F u l l T i m e Associate Hernbership on the Medical Staff.

59 . Bryan Holland, M.D., Professor, t o Fuff Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical S ta f f .

60. Waldemar G . Johanson, Jr., M.D., Professor and Chairman, ta Full Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staff.

61, Ronfca M, Kluge, M.D., Professor, to Full Time A c t i v e ember ship on the Medical S t a f f .

THE UNTVERSXTY OF TEXAS KEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Board Meeting - June 9, 1988

MEDICAL STAFF - Continued REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued

Department of Interna 1 Medicine - Continued 6 2 , John G. Knecht, D.P.M., Cl in i ca l I n s t r u c t o r , t o Part T h e Consulting

Membership on the Medical Staff.

6 3 , Samuel T. Kuna, M . D . , Assistant Professor, t o F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

64. Je f f r ey R. Lisse, M.D., Assfstant Professor, to F u l l Time Act ive Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

6 5 . Jon Terry Mader, M.D., Assocfate Professor, t o F u l l Time Actfve Nembershfp on the Medical Staff.

6 6 . Richard T. Meehan, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o Full Time Actfve Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

67. Richard G. Morgan, M,D. , C l i n i c a l Ins tructor , t o Part T h e Courtesy Membership an the Medical Staff.

68. Sherman Nagler, D . P . M . , C l i n i c a l Instructor, to Part Time Consulting Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

69. Robert L. Peake, M.D., C l i n i c a l Professor, to Part Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staff.

70. Edward Peters, M . D . , A s s i s t a n t Professor, to F u l l Time Assoc ia te Membership on the Medical S t a f f and c h a n ~ e of status to Full T i m e Active Membership on the Medical Staff .

71. E m i l R, P e t r u s a , Ph.D., Associate Professor, to Full Tfme C o n s u l t i n g Membership on the Medical Staf f .

7 2 . Richard 0 . Pol lard, W . D , , Associate Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

73 . Derek M. Prins ley , M.D., Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

74. Richard R. Rahr, PA, to Allied S t a f f Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

75. Keith M. Ramsey, M . D . , As s i s tan t Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

76. Richard E. Rogers, M.D., Assistant Instructor, t o Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff .

77. Harold H . Sandstead, M.D., Professor, to Full Tfme Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

7 8 . Harry E. Sarles, M . D . , Professor, ro F u l l Time Active Membership on t h e Medical Staff .

79 . Betty A . Sayle, M.D., Associate Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on the Xedical S t a f f .


MEDICAL STAFF - Continued REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued Department of Internal Medicine - Continued

80. Charles T. Stone, Jr., Clinical Associate Professor, t o Part Time Act ive Membership on the Medical Staff.

81. Charles A. Stuart, M.D., Associate Professor, t o F u l l Time Active Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f .

82. John C. Vallandigham, M.D., Assis tant Professor, to Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

83 . Elmer B. Vogelpohl, Jr., M.D., C l i n i c a l Instructor, to Part Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

Department of Neurology

84. Roderic B, Fabian, M.D, Asststant Professor, to Full Tfme Active Membership on the Medical Staf f .

8 5 . Thomas A. Kent, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o F u l l T i m e Associate Hcmbership on the Medical S t a f f and change of sta tus t o F u l l Tfme Actfve Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

86. Karyl Norcross, M.D., Associate Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S taf f .

87. Mya C. Sch ie s s , M.D., Assistant Professor, to Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of status to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Staf f .

Department of O b s t e t r i c s and Gynecology

88. Mae Ellen Kelver, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o Full Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staff.

89. Robert A . H, Kinch, M.D., V i s i t i n g Professor, t o F u l l Tfme Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

90. Janet D. Lawson, M . D . , Assistant Professor, to Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical Staff and change of s t a t u s to Full T i m e Active Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f .

91, Alvin Louis LeBlanc, M.D., Professor, t o Full Time A c t f v e Membership on the Medical Staff,

92. U i l l i a m E. Rankin. M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, t o Part Time Active Memberfihip on the Medical S t a f f ,

Department of Pathology

9 3 , Paul J. Boor, M . D . , Professor, t o F u l l Time Act ive Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

9 4 . Gerald A , Campbell, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, t o Full Time A c t i v e Membership on rhe Medical Staff .



REAPPOINTMENTS CONTINUED

Department of Pathology - Continued 95 . W i l l i a m T. Cowan, Jr., M.D., Assistant Professor, t o F u l l Time Associate

Membership on the Medical S t a f f and change of status to F u l l Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staf f ,

96. Abida K. Haquc, M.D., Associate Professor, to F u l l T ime Active embers ship on the Medical Staff.

97. Robert L. Harrison, M.D., Assistant Profes so r , t o F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

98. Gordon P, James, Ph.D., Associate Professor, to Full Time Consulting Membership on the Medical Staff.

99. Helen L, Lucia, M . D . , Associate Professor, to Full Tfme Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

100. Myron M. Nichols, M,D, , Professor, t o Full Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staff.

101. Srinivasan Rajaraman, M.D., Associate Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

102. Vicki J. Schnadig, M.D., Assistant Prafessor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

103. Landon C. S t o u t , Jr., M . D . , Professor, to Full T i m e Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

104. V i c t o r W. Weedn, M.D., J.D., Ass i s tan t Professor, t o F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

105. Paul Zaharopoulos, M.D., Associate Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Sraf f .

Department of Pediatrics

106. Jarinder Bhatia , M,D,, Associate Professor, t o F u l l Time Active ~embershfp on t h e Medical S t a f f .

107. Ugo Carpentieri, M.D., Sc.D., Associate Professor, to Full Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staff.

108. Tasnee Chonmaitree, M.D., Associate Professor, to Full Tfme Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

109. Armond S . Goldman, M.D., Professor, t o Ful l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

110. Mary Ellen Haggard, M.D. , Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Scaff .

111. Alok K a l i a , M . D . , Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .



REAPPOINTMEHTS - Continued

Department of Pediatrics - Continued

112. Bruce S. Keenan, M.D., Professor t o Full Time Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f and change of status to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S taf f .

113. Oommen P. Mathew, M.D., Associate Professor, to Full Tfme Actfve Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

114. Ralph W. Woble, 111, M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, t o Part Time Active Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

115. Herbert L. OIBrien, M . D . , C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, to P a r t Time Courtesy Membership on the E e d i c a l Staff.

116. Tamara A . Rakusan, M.D., Ph.D., Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

117. Carol J. Rlchardsan, M . D . , Professor, to F u l l T i m e Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

118. Wendy J. Wolf, M.D., Associate Professor, to Full Tfme Actfve Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

119. Diane I,. Woodall, M.D., Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

120. Paul L. Adams, M . D . , Professor, t o Ful l Tfme A c t i v e Membership on the Medical S taf f .

121 . Marco Amadeo, M.D., A s s o c i a t e frofessor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on t h e Medical Staf f .

1 2 2 , Ernest S. Barratt, Ph.D., Professor, t o Ful l Time Consulting Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

123 . Paul K. Bolyard, Jr., MSW, M P H , t o F u l l Time Allied S t a f f Membership on the Medical Staff .

124. William W. Bondurant, 111, M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, t o Part Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

125. Stephen G. Bryant, Pharm.D., Associate Professor, to Full Time Consulting Membership on the Medical Staf f .

126. Paul M. C i n c i r f p i n i , Ph.D., Ass i s tan t Professor, t o ~ u l l Time Consulting Membership on the Medical Staff .

127. Collier Cole, Ph.D., C l i n i c a l Associate Pxnfessor, ro Part T h e Consulting Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

128. David Davis, M.D., Professor, t o F u l l Time Actfve Membership on the Medical Staff.


MEDICAL STAFF - Continued REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued

Department of fsychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Continued

129. Frederick G. Dutton, HPA, to Allied Staff Membership on the Medical Staff.

130. Lee E. Emory, M.D., Clinical Assistant Prafessor, t o Part T i m e Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

131. T u l i o Estrada, M.D, Professor, to F u l l Tfme Active M~mbetship on th- Medical S t a f f .

132. Alan Felthous, M . D . , Associate Prnfessor, t o F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

1 3 3 . Russell Gardner, Jr., M.D., Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

134. Charles 0. Gaston, Ph.D., C l i n i c a l Assoc ia te Professor, t o P a r t Tfme Consulting Membership on the Medical Staff.

135. Waheedul Haque, M.D, Associate Professor, to Full Tfme Active Menbershfp on the Medical Staff.

136. Jo Anne Healy, HPA, t o Allied Staff Membership on the Medical Staff .

137. Julia Holmes, HPA, to Allied Staff Membersh3p on the Medical Staff.

138. Janee B. (Sweeney) Lawton, MA, MSW, to F u l l T i m e Allied S t a f f Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

139. James C, Leonard, PA, t o A l l f e d S t a f f Membership on the Medical S ta f f .

140. Walter J , Meyer, 111, M.D., Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f .

141 . Stephen C. Mitchell, M.D., Assistant Professor, to F u l l Tfme Associate Membership on the Medical Staf f .

1 4 2 . Michael Of80yle, M.D, Ph.D., Ass i s tan t Professor, t o Full T i m e Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

1 4 3 . Keith William Peters, HPA, to A l l i e d S t a f f Membership o n the Medical S t a f f .

144. George P . Pulliam, HPA, t o Allied Staff Membership on the Xedical S t a f f .

145. Andres J. Pumariega, M.D, Associate Professor, to Full Tfme Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

246. Rudolph G, Roden, M . D . , Ph.D., Assoc ia te Professor, t o Full Time Act ive Membership on the Medical Staff.

147. Rabert M. Rose, M.D., Professor, t o Full Tfme Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

148 . Houshmad Tirandaz, M.D., Assistant Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff .

THE UNIVERSIm OF TEXAS MEDICAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Board Meeting - June 9 , 1988


REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued

Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Scfences - Continued 149. Adel Wassef, M . D . , Assistant Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on

the Medical S t a f f .

150. Jeffrey 0, Whitley, Ph.D., Cl in ica l Assistant Professor, t o P a r t T i m e Consulting Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f ,

151. Cindy Lou Wfgg, M.D., Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time Active ~ e m b e r s h i ~ on the Medical Staff.

152. E . Ahmed Zein-Eldin , Ph.D., M.D., C l i n i c a l Associate Professor, to P a r t Time Active Membership on the M e d i c a l Staff,

Department of Radia t ion Therapy

153. William Gordon, Jr., M . D , Ph.D., Assis tant Professor, t o F u l l T i m e Actfve Membership on the Medical S taf f .

154. Vernon K. Jenkins , Ph.D., Associate Professor, t o Full Time Consul t ing Membership on t h e Medical Staff.

155. Richard G . Lane, Ph.D., Professor, to F u l l Time Consulting Membership on t h e Medf e a l S t a f f .

156. Isaac I. Rosen, Ph.D., A s s i s t a n t Professor, ro F u l l Time Consulring Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

157. Ann E. Wright , Ph.D,, Professor, to F u l l Time Consulting Membership on the Medfcal Staff.


158. E. Francois Aldrich, M.D., Assistant Professor, t o Full Time A s s o c i a t e Membership on the Medical Staff and change of sta tus to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

159, Benjamin L. A l l e n , Jr., M.D., Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

160. Marc S. Cohen, M.D., Associate Professor, to F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

161. Vincent R. Cont i , M.D., Professor, t o Full Time Active Ffembership on the Medical S t a f f .

162. Ronald D. Cress, M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, to Part Time A c t i v e Membership on the Medical Staf f .

163. Wayne J . Daum, M . D . , Assistant Professor, to Ful l Tim Active ~ e m b e r s h i ~ on the Medical Staff.

1 6 4 . John R. Derrick, M.D, Professor, t o Full Time Active Membership on t h e Medical Sraf f .

165. bianubhai H. Desai, M.D., Associate Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MEDTCAL BRANCH AT GALVESTON Board Meeting - June 9 , 1988


REAPPOINTMENTS - Continued Department of Surgery - Continued 166. Ron L. Perguson, M.D., Associate Professor, t o Ful l Time Active Membership

on the Medical Sta f f . 167. Jay C. F i s h , M . D . , Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on the ~ e d i c a l

S ta f f .

168. David N. Berndon, M . D . , Professor, t o F u l l Time A c t i v e Membership on t h e Medical S t a f f .

169. Wiley J . Jinkins, Jr., M.D., C l i n i c a l Associate Professor, to Part Time Act ive Membership on the Medical S ta f f .

170. Joseph P. Kearney, J r . , H . D . , C l i n i c a l Assistant Instructor, t o Part Tfmc Active Membership on the Medical Staff.

171. Leroy D. Lockhart, M.D., C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor, to Part Time Active Membership on rhe Medical Staff.

172. Jerry E. Mount, M.D., Cl inical Instructor, to Part Time Act ive MembershTp on the Medical Staff.

173. J. Hare Simard, M.D., Assistant Professor, to F u l l Time A c t i v e Membershfp an the Medical Staff.

1 7 4 . S t e v e n F. Viegas, M.D. , Assistant Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

175. Michael M. Warren, M . D . , Professor, to Full Time Active Membership on the Medical S t a f f .

176. Owen E. Winsett, M.C., Assisranr Professor, to F u l l Time A c t i v e Membership on the Kedical Staff,

RESIGNATIONS


177. Richard 3 . Given, M.D., C l in ica l A s s i s t a n t Professor, f rom Part Time Courtesy Membership on the Medical Staff ef fect ive January 30, 1988.


178. John J. Coetanzi, M.D., Professor, from Full Time Act ive Membership on the Medical Staff effective January 1 6 , 1988.

1 7 9 . Donald Doyle, M.D., Assistant Instructor, from F u l l Time Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f ef fect ive December 11, 1987.

180. Raymond L, Gregory, M.D., Clinical Professor, from Honorary Membership on t h e Medical Staff e f f e c t i v e January 30, 1988.

181. Diana F. Hayes, M.D., Assistant Professor, from Full Time Active Membership on the Medical Sta f f e f fect ive January 22, 1988 .


MEDICAL STAFF - Contfnued RESTGNATTONS - Continued Department of Internal Medicine - Continued 182 . Charles R. Lawson, Instructor, from Fu1.l Time Active Membership on the

Medical S ta f f effect ive December 1 8 , 1987,

183. Edward J. Lefeber, M.D., Clinical Professor, Erom Part Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff effectfve January 4 , 1988.

Department of Obste t r i c s and Gynecology

184. James W. Van Book, M.D., Assistant Professor, from F u l l Time ~ssociate Membership on the Medical S t a f f effect ive November 1 6 , 1987.

Department of Psychiatry and Behavforal Scfences

185. Shirley D. Carmack, H P A , from F u l l Time Allied Staff Membership on the Medical Staff effective November 28 , 1986.

186. Bernard Cordoba, M.D., Assistant Professor, from F u l l T ime Associate Membership on the Medical S t a f f e f f e c t i v e December 11, 1987.

187. S h e r r i l l R. Covey. APA, from Full Time Allied Sraf f Membership on th- Medical Staff effective effect ive January 7 , 1987.

188. Sudha M. Desai, M.D., Assistant Professor, from f u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff effective January 15, 1988.

189. Marjory Lane, HPA, from Fnll Time A l l l e d S t a f f Membership on the Medical Staf f e f fect fve December 11, 1987.

190. Mary Frances Schottstaedt, M . D . , Associate Professor, from F u l l Time Act ive Membership on the Medical S t a f f effective February 2 9 , 1988.

Department of Radiology

191. Marsha J. Crof ford , M.D., Assistant Professor, from F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff e f f e c t i v e January 8, 1 9 8 8 .

1 9 2 . Patricia A, Galfagher, M.D., Instructor, from Ful l Time A s s o c i a t e Membership on the Medical Staf f effective January 1, 1988.

193. Eugene T. van der Smissen, M.D., Clinical Specialist, from F u l l Time Active Membership on the Medical Staff e f f e c t i v e December 1, 2987.


1 9 4 . Barry J. Kaplan, M , D , , Assistant Professor, Erom Full Time Actfve Membership on the Medical Staff effective December 15, 1987.

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston

P.O. Box 20036 Houston, Texas 77225

Office of the President (71 3) 792-4975

May 3 , 1988

Charles B. Mullins, M.D. Executive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs The University of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Austin, Texas 78701

Dear Dr. Mullins:

The docket for the June 9 , 1988 Meeting of the

Board of Regents is submitted for your recommendation and

presentation to the Board.


Sincerely,

n C. Ribble, M . D . President

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T H E UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER A T HOUSTON

U. T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Fees and Miscellaneous Charges (includes Revised Laboratory Fees - within statutory limits, Catalog Charges, Hospital Room Charges

Absences from Usual and Regular Duties, including Travel and Reassignment of Duties (including travel in excess of 29 days)

Contracts, Grants and Agreements for Research, Development, and Educational Services :

Non-Governmental

State and Local Government

Federal

Trademark License Ag reernen ts

Amendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget (includes faculty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds)

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THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER A T HOUSTON

U. T . BOARD OF RECEFJTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988


Fees and Miscellat~eous Charges (includes Revlsed Laboratory Fees-within statutory limits, Catalog Charges, Hospital Room Charges. etc . I

Current Proposed Fee v

f 5 , 0 0 30.00 12 .00 1 4 . 0 0 12 .00 15.00 10 .00

ADA Code 01351

Procedure - Sealant per tooth

Fee rn

Space ~aintainer fixed unilateral 10.00 Space Maintainer fixed bilateral 20.011 Preventive resin or 1 surface resin 10.00 Resin-two surfaces 12.00 Resin one surface posterior permanent 10,00 Stainless steel crown '10.00 Pu lpotomy 6 . 0 0

Pulp cap-direct (excluding final restoration) 2.00 Pulp cap-indirect (excluding final restoration l 2 .DO

Root Canal Therapy ( lncludinq Treatment Plan, ClinicaI Procedures and Fotlow-up Care) 0331 0 On canal (excludinq final -

restoration) Two canals (excluding final restoration 1 Three canals (excluding final restaration ) Four or more canals (excluding final restoration) Apexifica tion Apicoectomy [per tooth) f i rs t root Retrograde filling-per root Apical curettage Root amputation - per root Endodon t i c eridosseous imnlan t

Other Endodontic Procedures 0 a e d u r e for isolation of

tooth w i t h rubber dam 03920 Hemisection (including any root

removal ) not including root canal 03940 Kecatcification or repair

(perforations, root resorption, etc. )

0 3 9 5 0 Canal preparat ion and f i t t i ng of performed dowel o r post

03960 Bleaching of discolored tooth 12 appointment series)

0 4 2 1 0 Gingivectomy or Gingivoplasty per quadrant

0421 1 Cingivectomy per tooth 0 4 2 4 0 Gingival Flap procedure, including

root planing - per quadrant

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Fees and Miscellaneous Charges [Continued) Regents Meeting June 9 , 1988

Cur rent Praaosed ADA Code 04260

Procedure Osseous surgery , incliding flap entry and closure-per quadrant Osseous graft - single site, including flap en t ry , closure and donor site Osseous graft - multiple sites., including flap entry, closure and donor site Pedicle soft tissue graft procedure Apically positioned flap Guided tissue regenera tion, per procedure *Complete upper denture *Complete lower denture *Immediate upper denture *Immediate lower denture

Fee Fee

$ 3 0 . 0 0

Adjustments made to dentures after 90 days 0541 0 Adiust comwlete denture - upper 0541 t ~ d i u s t complete denture - ~ d i e r 05421 Adjust partial denture - upper 05422 Adjust partial denture - lower Repairs to Complete Dentures 055t 0 Repai r broken complete den tu re base Repairs t o partial ~ e n t u r e s 0561 Q Repair acrylic saddle o r base 05630 Repair o r replace broken clasp 14.00 20.00 Denture Reline procedures '

05730 Heline complete upper denture ~ -

(chairride) 057 3 1 Reline complete lower denture

(chairside) 05740 Reline upper partial denture

(chairside) 05741 Reline lower par t ia l denture

(chairside) ( I f UTOB Denture-less t h a n I year old- mav be relined a t no charael

Other ~ekovab le Pros thetic 5erviGei 05850 I issue conditionins-per denture unit

including as many4treatments as necessary to complete tissue conditioning

05860 Overdentu re-complete 0586 1 Overdenture-part ia l 05862 Precision attachment, by report 05982 Surgical S tent 05999 Unspecified Maxi llofacial prosthesis,

by r epo r t occlusal table-TMJ Splint 07110 Permanent, extraction routine 071 20 Permanent, extraction routine,

each additional tooth

25 .00 100.00 165 .00

65.00-1 S O . DO 60 -00

*Includes one t ime appl icat ion of treatment conditioning material .

The University of Texas t-lealth Science Center a t Houston Fees and Miscellaneous Charges ( Continued) Regents Meeting June 9 , 1983

Current P r o ~ o s e d ADA Code Procedu re 'Minor I reatment for Tooth Guidance

Fee ~ e e . . . .

08110 O T h e r a p y $25.00 081 20 Fixed Aml iance Therapv 10.00 Minor Treatment to c~n' t ro t Harmful ~ a t ; i t 0821 0 Removable Appliance Therapy 25 .OO - -

08220 Fixed l iahce Therapy 10.00 l nterceptive Orthodontic T reatrnent b8360 Removable Appliance Therapy 2 5 . (10 08370 Fixed Appliance Therapy 10.00 08750 Post-treatment sta bil ization 25.00 NEW SERVICES TO BE OFFERED: 00999 FL concentration water analysis - 0 - 09230 Analgesia - 0 - 05974 Endosseous imp lan t - surgical fee

plus the cost of the implant - 0 - 07290 Surgical reposi tior~ir~g of teeth - 0 - 07431 Excision of benigh tumor-lesion

diameter over 1 . 2 5 ern. - 0 - 07440 Excision of malignant tumor-

lesion diameter up to 1 . 2 5 cm. - 0 - 07741 Excision of malignant tumor-

lesion diameter over 1 .25 cm . - 0 - 0745 1 Removal o f odontogenic cyst or

tumor-lesion diameter over 1 . 2 5 cm. - 0 - 07460 Removal of non odontogenic cyst o r

tumor-lesion diameter up to 1 . 2 5 cm. - 0 - 07461 Removal o f non odontogenic cyst o r

tumor-lesion diameter over 1 . 2 5 cm, - 0 - 07465 Destruction of IesionCs) by physical

methods: electrosurgery, chemotherapy, cryotherapy or laser - 0 -

07550 Sequestrectomy for osteomyel i t i s - 0 - 07551 Sequestrectomy (not related to

osteomyelitis) - 0 - Treatment of ~ r a c t u r & - simple 07620 Maxilla-closed reduction ( teeth

immobilized i f present) - 0 - 200.00 07630 Mand ible-opened reduction ( teeth

immobilized if present) - 0 - 350.00 Treatment o f Fractures - Compound 071 10 Maxilla-open reduction - 0 - 350.00 0772 0 Maxi l la-closed reduction - 0 - 250.00 07730 Marldible-opened reduction - 0 - 350.00 07740 Mand ible-closed reduction - 0 - 250 . O n 07940 Osteplasfy-for orthognathjc deformities

(This is the number used to facilitate Rapid Palatal Expansion ( RPE) - 0 - 200.00

07946 LeFort I (Maxilla-total j - 0 - 350.00 07947 LeFort I (Maxil la-segmented) - 0 - 500.00 0921 0 Local anesthesia not in conjunction with

operative or surgical procedures including use o f Marcaine - 0 - 5 . 0 0

07950 Osseous , osteoperiosteal , per iosteal , o r cartilage graft o f t he mandible auto- geneaus (this ntrmber is currently being used for hydroxytapatite ridge augmentation) - 0 - 250.00-500.00


U.T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING

JUNE 9 , 1988

ABSENCES FROM USUAL AND REGULAR DUTIES, INCLUDING TRAVEL AND

REASSIGNMENT OF DUTIES

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL

1. Roy Pendergraft , M . D . , Assistant Professor, Department of Family Practice and Community Medicine to travel to Waco, Texas for t he period beginning lanuary 16. 1988 through February 1 2 , 1988. The purpose of this reassignment i s to allow Dr . Pendergraft t o participate in training a t the Family Practice Faculty Development Center of Texas, in Waco. The Family Practice Faculty Devetopment Center of Texas, through its funding from the McLennan County Medical Education and Research Foundation, provides an annual teaching fellowship to eligible physicians. Dr. Pcndergrapht will continue to receive his full salary f rom State and Designated funds during t h e period of this reassignment. Transportat ion costs w i l l be paid f rom Designated funds.

2 . Henry W . Strobel. Ph. D. , Professor, Department of Biochemistry to travel to Seijing, China for the period beginning March 28, 1988 through April 29, 1968. The purpose of this reassignment is to allow Dr . Strobel to travel as Faculty Advisor to a group of fourth-year medical students participating in the 1988 Medical School's China Elective. Dr. Strobel will continue to receive his full salary from State and Federal funds during the period o f this reassignment, Transportation costs will be paid f rom Designated funds.

HOUSTON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCIENCES

1. Anthony A . Wright, Ph.D,, Professor of Neural Sciences, Department o f Sensory Sciences Center, as the awardee of the Humboldt Prize by the West German Government, to travet to Konstanz, West Germany for a period o f one, year stretched over a two year period beginning July 1 , t 989 through June 31 , f 9 9 t . Dr. Wright w i l l alternate three months in Germany and three months at the tlealth Science Center . D r . Wright is internationally known for discovering that enimals have some o f the same cognitjve processes that humans have. The research breakthroughs he has achieved so far have been highly dependent upon t h e creation of test procedures t h a t compensate for the lack of language in non-human species. Dr , Wright's Humbotdt award w i l l allow him to work with D r . Juan Delius a t the Konstanz University and it is anticipated their collaboration should lead to further revelations on the cognitive and memory capabilities of animals. He w i l l continue to receive his full salary from State and Grant funds and will travel a t no cost to the University.


U. T . BOARD OF REGENTS' MEETiNC

J U N E 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH. DEVELOPMENT

AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS COMING IN)

The following iterris have been awarded and a r e recommended for approval by the U . T. Board o f Regents :

HOUSTON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER

1 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period :

Title1 Description:

2 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitleIDescription:

3 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Ti tleIDescription:

4. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Ti tlelDescription:

5 . Agency : No. : N e w Funds: Current Period: TitleIDescription:

Cypress-Fairbanks Medical Center None $300 per month April 1 , 1988 through August 31 , 1988 and to be automaticafly renewed through August 31, 1989 a t the same rate Educational broadcast services and equipment

Eli Productions, Inc. None $54,000 January 4, 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 For the use o f twenty-four (24) ninety second Heatthfiles to be used in the Modern ' ~ a t u r i t ~ television program

Fl uor Daniel, I nc . None $300 per month March 1 , 1988 through August 3 1 , 1988 Educational broadcast servlces and equipment

KCGM-TV, Channel 73 None $6,500 January 4 , 1988 through January 3 , 1989 To provide KCCM-TV, Albuquerque, Naw Mexico the exclusive right to broadcast the Texas Health Reports

WWBT-TV, Channel I2 None $7,800 January 4 , 1988 through January 3, 1989 To provide WWBT-TV, Richmond, Virginia the exclusive right to broadcast t h e Texas Health Reports

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Non-Governmental (Continued] Funds Coming In (Continued) Regents Meeting June 9 , 1988

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL

1. Agency: No.: New Funds: Cur rent Period: TitIe1Description;

2 . Agency: No.: New Funds: Current Period: TitlelDescription:

3 . Agency: No* : New Funds: Current Period: Ti tlel Description :

4. Agency: No. : New Funds: Cu r ren t Period: T i t l e l Description :

5. Agency: No.: New Funds: Current Period: TitlelDescription:

6. Agency: No* ;

New Funds: Current Period: TitleIDescription:

7. Agency: No. : New Funds: Cu r ren t Period : Titlel Descr iption :

American Health Services Corporation None $1 4 5 , 9 7 0 January 1 , 1988 through December 31 , 1988 T rans-Cranial Stimulation Reduces the Severity o f Opioid Addiction

Anaquest None $10,000 January 28, 1987 lsoflurane Tachycardia in Humans - Etiology and Optimal Management

Beecham laboratories None $2,500 January 2 6 , 1988 A Bacter iologica I! y Control led, Randonii zed, Open Label Study Comparing the Safety and Eff icacy of Mupirocin with Oral Cephalexin in the Treatment of Patients w i t h Secondary l nfected Skin Ulcers

Boehringer l ngelheirn Pharmaceuticals, lnc. None gro ,ooo December 18, 1987 Effect of Supplemental Oxygen on Tissue Bioenergetics as Determined by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy ( M R S )

Frontier Engineering, Inc. None $30,000 October 1 , 1987 through September 30, 1988 To provide software analysis and support services

Hermann Hospital Usual and customary fees of University for the tests listed in Attachment A No exchange o f funds December 1 , 1987 through November 30, 1988 To provide histocompatibility tests for tlcrmann Hospital's organ transplantation program

Hoffmann-LaRoche, I nc. None $34,430 October 1 5 , 1387 through October 3 1 , 1988 Assessment o f Photodavaged Skin Treated w i t h Topical lsotretinoin

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Non-Governmental (Continued) Funds Coming In (Continued] Regents Meeting June 9 , 1988

HOUSTON MEDlCAL - SCHOOL

Agency: No.: New Funds:

Curren t Period : TitlelDescription:

9 . Agency: No.: New Funds:

Cur rent Period :

TitlelDescription:

10. Agency: No.: New Funds: Current Period: Ti t le lDescr ip t ion :

11. Agency: No, : New Funds: Cur ren t Period : TitleIDescription:

12 . Agency: No.: New Funds: Current Perrod: Tit lelDescription:

13. Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period : TitlelClescription:

74 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Tit lelDescription:

(Continued)

Medical Advances, I nc. None A running royalty equal to s i x percent of net sales for licensed products and one-half of t he gross revenues received by licensee f rom any sub! icensee December 1 8 , 1987 through December 17, 1992 Technology License Agreement

National Heayth Care Alliance None Cur ren t schedule of usual fees, less a 10% discount January 7 , 1988 through December 31 , 1988 and to be renewed automatically unless terminated by written notice To provide tertiary health care services through the various clinics a t The University of Texas Health Science Center

G. D. Searle E Co. None $56,400 July 3 0 , 1987 through July 2 9 , 1988 A comparison o f Calan SR, Tenormin and Capoten in the Treatment o f Black Hypertensive Patients

Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children None $97,586 January 1 , 1987 through December 3 1 , 1988 Genetic Laboratory Services and Consul tations

Squibb Convatec None $2 ,500 December 1 5 , 1987- through December 1 4 , 1988 An Open Label Tr ia l of Actiderm Dermalogical Patch and a Steroid in the Management of Chronic Plaque Psoriasis

E . R . Squibb E Sans, Inc. None $62,700 January 1, 1988 through December 31 , 1988 The Ef fec t o f Captopr i l on Diabetic Proteinuria Comparison w i t h Hydrochlorothiazide

Texas Woman's University None $1,000 per month November 1 , 1987 t h r o u g h August 31, 1988 To provide health services th rough Family Pract ice and Community Medicine of The University o f T e x a s Health Science Center

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Non-Governmental (Continued l Funds Coming I n {Continued) Regents Meeting June 9, 1988

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL (Continued)

15 . Agency: No. : New f u n d s : Current Period: Titlel Description:

HOUSTON DENT A 1 BRANCH

1. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitlelDescription:

The Upjohn Company None $S ,000 October 14, 1987 through October 3 1 , 1988 Effects o f Minoxidil In Vitro on 11-1 Production by Human Keratinocytes, Fibroblasts and Macrophages I n Vitro

Muscular Dystrophy Association None $30,000 January 1 , 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 Calcium Channels in Differentiating Myocytes

HOUSTON GRADUATE SCHOOL OF BIOMEDICAL SCjENCES

Agency :

No. : Wew Funds: Current Period: Tit leIDescription :

PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL

1 . Agency: No. : N e w funds: Current Period: Titlel Description:

2 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Cur rent Period: TitleIDescription :

3 . Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: TittelDescription :

4. Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/ Description :

American Health Services Corporation ( Previously Lifenet Joint Ventures) Sponsored Research Agreement, Amendment No. 5 $350.000 February 1 , '1988 through August 31, 1988 The purpose o f this amendment i s to extend the period o f time and to increase the total contract amount to $2,326,595.08

~ l l i a n c e Savings and Loan Association None $1,475 October 3 , 1987 through September 30 , 1988 Employee Assistance Program

BMW Auto Center None $1,650 March 1 , 1988 through February 28, 1989 Employee Assistance Program

Cray Research, Inc. None $5,080 January I , 1988 through December 3 1 , 1986 Employee Assistance Program

ESM International, Inc. None $1,680 January 1, 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 Employee Assistance Program

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Non-Governmental I Continued 1 Funds Coming In (Continued) Regents Meeting June 9 , 1988

PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL (Continued)

5. Agency :

No.: New Funds: Cur ren t Period:

Title l Description :

6 . Agency: No.: New Funds: Cur ren t Period: TitlelDescription:

7 . Agency:

No.: New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Titlel Description:

8 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Tit let Description:

9 . Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Current Period : T i t l e l Description:

10. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitlelDescription:

11. Agency: No* : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period : TitlelDescription :

Hazelden Services I nc. (Previously Hazelden Foundation 1 None $50 per hour of consultation January 1 , t 988 until terminated by either Party Employee Assistance Program

Institute of Human Resources, Inc. None $50 per hour o f consultation March 21 , 1988 Employee Assistance Program

The Metropolitan Transit Authority of Harr is County , Texas Modification No, 2 $12 ,300 March 1, 1988 through February 28 , 1989 Employee Assistance Program The purpose of this modification is t o increase the period of performance for one ( 1 ) year and provide additianal funds

Mobay Corporation None $30,476.60 September 1 , 1987 through August 3 1 , 1988 Employee Assistance Program We1 lness Component

Mobay Corporation None $17,178 February 1 , 1988 through January 31 , 1989 Employee Assistance Program

Mobil Mining and Minerals Company None $3,600 April 1, 1988 through March 31 , 1989 Employee Assistance Program

Universal Savit~gs Association None $1 ,375 January 1 , 1988 through December 31 , 1988 Employee Assistance Prug ram

H H - I 1

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON


JUNE 9 , 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVlCES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The followitig i tems have been awarded and are recommended fur approval by t h e U. T. Board of Regents:

HOUSTON HEALTH SClEPlCE CENTER

Agency :

No.: New Funds: Curren t Period: TitlelDescription:

f he United States-Mexico Border Health Association None $375 January 1 , 1983 through March 3 1 , 1988 To provide consul tation and technical assistance in the development of cooperative research and service activities in Mexico


1, Agency:

No* : New Funds: Current Period: Ti tlel Description:

The Board of Trustees of t he University of l l l inois Contract No. 44 and Amendment No. 4 $ 1 , 2 0 3 July 1 , 7 987 through lune 30, 1988 Annual service fee for t he use of the Illinois Research Information System ( I R1S) The purpose of th is amendment is t o increase the total amount o f the award and to extend t he period of performance


U. T . BOARD O F REGENTS' MEETING

J U N E 9 , '1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - S T A T E AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT

(FUND5 COMING IN)

The following items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U. f . Board o f Regents:


t . Agency: The University of Texas System Cancer Center (Receiving Agency)

No. : IAC(88-89)-0869 New Funds: Not to exceed $50,000 Current Perifid : February 2 , 1988 through August 3 1 , 1989 TitlelDescription: Vehicle Maintenance and Repair Services

HOUSTON DENTAL BRANCH

1. Agency: The University of Texas System Cancer Center ( M . D . Anderson hospital)

No. : None New Funds: Not t o exceed $28,000 Current Period: September 1 , 1987 through August 31 , 1988 T i tleIDescription: Pedodontic Training Program

4240 THE UNlVERSl fY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT HOUSTON


JUNE 9 , 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPhilENT


(FUNDS GOING OUT)

The following i t em has been awarded and is recommended for approval by the U. T . Board of Regents:


1. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title1 Description :

The Texas Department of Corrections ( Performing Agency IAC (88-89) -0867 Not to exceed $1 5,000 February 16, 1988 through August 31 , 1988 Body Repair and Reconditioning of Vehicles

THE UNjVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER A T HOUSTON

U, T. BOARD O F REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL (FUNDS COMING I N )

The following items have been awarded and are recommended for approva l by the U. T. Board of Regents:

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL -

1 . Agency:

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2 . Agency:


3 . Agency:

No.: New Funds: Current Period: Title1 Description :

Y . Agency:

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5 . Agency:


Department of Health and Human Services Division of Research Resources 2 M01 RR02558-04, Revised $504,976 December 1, 1987 through November 30 , 1988 General Clinical Research Center The purpose of this revision is t o increase the total amount of the award to 608,868

Department of Health and Hurnar-r Services National Cancer l nstitute 5 R01 CA36487-05, Revised $75 ,sr s January 1, 1988 through December 3 1 , 1 9 8 8 The Role of Calcium in Cell Growth Regulation The purpose o f this revis~on is to increase the total amount of the award t o $ 9 9 , 8 6 8

Department o f Health and Human Services National Cancer institute 2 R01 CA29592-08 $ 2 1 5,074 March 1 , 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 Active Specific tmrnunotherapy in Man; A Murine Model

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer l ns titute 5 RQ1 CA26617-09, Revised $125 ,195 January I, 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 Estrogen Mediated Pituitary Tumor Cell Crowth The purpose o f this revision is to increase the total amount o f the award t o $164,142

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer l nstitute 5 R01 CA35492-05 $1 8 8 , 7 3 7 March t , 1988 through February 28, 1989 Nutr i t ional Effect of Nucleotides on Lymphocyte

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Grants a n d Agreements - Federal (Continued) Funds Coming In (Continued l Regents Meeting June 9, 1988


6 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period: Title/ Description :

7 . Agency:

No. : New Funds : Current Period : Ti tlel Description :

8 . Agency:

No* : New Funds; Curren t Period: TitlelDescription :

9. Agency:

N e w Funds: Cur ren t Period: Ti t le i Descript ion;

10. Agency:

No.: N e w Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Tit leIDescr ipt ion:

Department of Health and Human Services National Eye l nst i tu te 5 R01 EY01655- I t , Revised $ t 2 5 , 8 7 2 December 1 , 1997 through November 3 0 , 1988 Biochemical Analysis of Neurotransmitters in Retina The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount o f the award to $159,751 and to correct direct and indirect costs

Department of Health and Human Services Plational Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 5 R01 HL27367-08, Revised $77 ,216 , December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Pulmonary Edema Mechanisms and Therapy The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount o f the award t o $104,808

Department of Health and Human Services National Heart, Lung, and Blood l nstitute 5 R01 HL26885-OU $1 23,039, Revised January 7 , 1988 through December 3 1 , '1988 Validation of Quant i tat ive Coronary Arteriography The purpose of th is revision is to increase the total amount of the award t o $169,326

Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism Research Foundation for Mental liygiene, I nc. Subcontract Under DHHS Contract NO, R23-AA06103-03 $27,296 September 1 , 1987 through August 31 , '1 988 Maintaining Treatment Gains Among Problem Drinkers

Department o f Health and Hunian Serviccs National Inst i tute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases 5 R01 A111361-13, Revised $1 55,905 January 1 , 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 lmmunoregulation of Gut Epithelium t o Escape Parasitism The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount o f the award to $206,183

The University o f Texas Health Science Center at Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Federal (Continued] Funds Coming In (Continued) Regents Meeting June 9 , 1988


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Agency :

No. : N e w Funds: Current Period: T i t le / Description :

13 . Agency:

No.: New Funds: Current Period : TitlelDescription:

Agency :

No. : N e w Funds: Current Period : Title! Description:

1 5 . Agency:


Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases 5 Rot A120006-05, Revised $93,654 December I , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Physiologic Characteristics o f Treponcma Pal l idum The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount o f the award to $ 7 24,411

Department o f Health and Human Services Nationat Institute of Allergy and l nfectious Diseases 5 PO1 A121290-03, Revised $197,454 December I , 1987 through November 30, 1988 lmmunopathology of Infectious Disease The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount of the a w a r d to $262,216

Department of Health and Human Services National Institute o f Child Health and Human Development 2 PO1 HD1302t-09, Revised $736,307 December 1 , 1987 through November 30 , 1988 Role of Human Milk in Infant Nutr i t ion and Health The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount of the award to $908,532

Department o f Health and Human Services National l nstitute of Dental Research 5 R01 DE07683-02, Revised $88,448 December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Rat Parotid Adenylate Cyclase Desensitization The purpose o f this revision is to increase the total amount of the award t o $1 18,404

Department o f Health and Hurnan Services National lnsti t u t e o f Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 5 ROl DK36916-02, Revised $92,023 December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Role of CA2+ Fluxes in the Gluconeogenic Response The purpose o f this revision i s to increase the total amount o f the award to $1 23,515

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Federal [Continued l Funds Coming In (Continued) Regents Meeting June 9 , 1988


Agency :

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17. Agency:

No.: New Funds: Current Period: Tit lei Description:

18. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title1 Description :

19. Agency:

No* : New Funds: Current Period: Title1 Description:

20. Agency:


Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive a n d Kidney Diseases 5 R01 DK38016-02, Revised $286,692 December 1 , '1987 through PJovernher 3 0 , 7988 Cyclosporine Pharmacology in Clinical Transplantation The purpose o f th is revision is to increase the total amount of the award to $383.91 5

Department of Health and Human Services National Insti tute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 1 R29 DK38342-01A1 $75,117 March 1 , 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 Surgical Studies on Gallbladder inflammation

Department o f Health and Human Services National lnstitute of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 GM33442-04, Revised $1 05 ,796 December 1 , 1987 through November 30, t 988 Regulation of RNA Polymerase 1 Gene Expression The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount of the award t o $140,417

Department of Health and Human Services National l nstitute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke 2 R01 NS20474-04, Revised $44,703 December 1 , 1987 through November 30, 1988 Neonatal Development of Auditory Responsiveness The purpose o f this revision is to increase t h e total amount o f the award to $ 6 2 , 3 1 2

Department of Health and Human Services National inst i tute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke 5 ROl NS22452-04 , Revised $1 31 ,166 December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Molecular Basis o f Synapse Formation The purpose o f this revision is to increase the total amount o f the award to $1 73,936

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Contracts, G r a n t s and Agreements - Federal (Continued) Funds Coming I n [Continued) Regents Meeting June 9, 1988


21. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Current Period: T itlelDescription:

2 2 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitleIDescription:

2 3 . Agency:

No* : New Funds: Current Period : TitlelDescription

2 4 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title1 Description:

HOUSTON DENTAL BRANCH

Department of Health and Human Services National 1 nstitute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke 5 R01 NS23658-03, Revised $74,149 December 1, 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Communication in Autism: Pragmatic Deficits The purpose of this revision is to incrcase the total amount o f the award t o $98,270

Department of Health and Human Services National l nstitute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke 3 RO1 NSlt061-0951 $27,805 December 1 , 1987 through February 29 , 1988 Regulation of Adrenergic Metabolism

Department o f Health and Human Services National Ins t i tu te of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke The Rector and Visitors of The University o f Virginia Subcontract Under DHHS No. NS 24806-02 $1,000 per patient January 1 , 1988 through March 31 , 1991 Consortium Agreement / Randomized Study of Nicardipine in Subarachnoid Hemorrhage

NASA Lyndon 0 . Johnson Space Center NAG 9-215 /1S $48 ,062 January 1 , 1988 through December 3 1 , 1988 Physiological Effects of Venous Bubbles

1 . Agency: Department of Health and Human Services National l nsti tute of Dental Research

NO. : 5 R37 DE05092-11 New Funds; $248,880 Current Period: March 1 , 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 Ti t l e l Description : 5 tud ies of Proteins l nvolved in Dentinogenesis

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Grants and Agreements - Federal (Continued) Funds Coming In (Continued) Regents Meeting June 9, 1988


I . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Cu r r en t Period: Titlei Description:

Agency :

No. : New Funds: Curren t Period: Tit IelDescription:

Agency:

No.: New Funds : Current Period: Tlt lelDescription:

4. Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Cur ren t Period: TitlelDescription:

PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL

Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Tit le1 Description :

Department of Health and Human Services Nationai Eye Institute 5 RO1 EY02576-11, Revised $87,756 January 1 , 1988 through December 31 , 1988 St ruc tu ra l Neurochemistry of Retinal Circuits The purpose of th is revision is to increase the total amount of the award to $1 1 8 , 7 9 2

Department o f Health and Human Services National l nstitute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 5-KO4 DKOf 748-02 $54,691 March 1 , 1988 through February 2 8 , 1989 Genetic and Epidemiologic Approaches to Chronic Diseases

Department of Health and Human Services National l nst i tute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 5 R01 DK34666-04, Revised $222 ,828 December 1 , 1987 through Noven?ber 3 0 , 1988 Gallbladder Disease Aggregation Among Mexican Americans The purpose of this revision is to increase the to ta l amount o f the award to $31 6 ,367

Department uf Health and Human Services National l nstitute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders ar.d Stroke 5 ROt NS21338-03, Revised $61,979 December 1, 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 Desensitization and Receptor-Adeny la te Cyclase Coupling The purpose of this revision is to increase the total amount of the a w a r d to $79,704

Department of Health and Human Services National Ins t i tu te of Child Health and Human Development 5 R01 HD22491-02, Revised $36,256 December t , 1987 through November 30 , 1988 Mortality Among Mexican Americans and Mexican Immigrants The purpose of this revision is to increase t he total amount of the award to $50 ,202


U. T. BOARD OF REGENTS ' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL (FUNDS COlNC OUT)

The following items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U. T. Board o f Regents:


1. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Current Period: TitlelDescription:

2 . Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Current Period : TitIelDescription:

HGUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL

1 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Ti tlel Description:

2 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: TitlelDescription:

National Aeronautics and Space Administration Bay lor Col lege of Medicine Subcontract under NAS9-17403 and Amendment $497,874 June 1 , 3 985 through May 31 , 1988 T o carry out the specific objectives as set forth in the workscope of this agreement

Department of Health and Human Services National Heart, Lung and Blood institute The University of 'Texas Medical Branch a t Galveston Subcontract Under N IH Grant No. 1 U01 HL39927-01 $1 9,366 September 30,1987 through September 2 9 , 1988 T o carry out the specific objectives as set forth in the workscope of this agreement

Department of Health and Human Services Bureau of Health Care Delivery and Assistance University of California, San Diego Subcontract Under NIH Grant No. MCJ-480561-01-0 $49 ,112 December 1 , 1987 through November 3 0 , 1988 T o car ry o u t the specific objectives as set forth in the workscope of this agreement

Department o f Health and Human Services National Institute of Child Health and Human Development Eunice Kennedy Shriver Center Subcontract Under Crant No. 2 POI HD13021-09 $1 6,767 December 1 , 1987 through February 29, 1988 To carry out the specific objectives as set forth in the workscope of this agreement

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston Contracts, Gran ts and Agreements - Federal (Continued) Funds Going Out I Con ti nued) Regents Meeting June 9, 1988


Agency : Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Child Health and Human Development 1 nstituto Nacional de la Nutricion

No. : Subcontract Under N I H G r a n t No. 2 PO1 HD13021-09 New Funds: $1 5,964 Current Period: December 1 , 1987 through February 29 . 1988 TitlelDescription: To carry out the specific objectives as set forth

in the workscope of this agreement

Agency :

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Ti t le I Description :

Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of Child Health and Human Qevel opmen t I nstituto Nacional de la Nutricion Subcontract Under N I H Grant No. 2 PO1 HD13021-09 $7,147 December 1, 1987 through February 2 9 , 1988 To carry out the specific objectives as set for th in the workscope of this agreement


U, T. BOARD OF REGENTS1 MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

TRADEMARK LICENSE AGREEMENTS

The following agreement has been awarded and is recommended for approval by the U. 7 . Board of Regents:

1 . Licensee: Lingard and Associates, Inc. License Issue Fee: None Royalty : 6% o f the gross sales price of all licensed

products sold by licensee o r any o f i t s subsidiaries, divisions, or affiliates

Period : March 1 , 1988 through December 31 , 1990 TitlelDescription: T o obtain a nonexclusive license to utilize

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston emblems, decals and other insignia products

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER A T l IOUSTON

U.T . BOARD OF R E G E N T S MEETING

J U N E 9 , 1988

AMENDMENTS T O THE 1987-88 OPERATING BUDGET

The term llratc" is t h e full-time twelve month rate, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fraction of time for which he is appointed and the period of his appointment. Source of funds for payment o f salaries. unless otherwise shown, i s the departmental salaries account.

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. I tem, Department, Title, Name Date Time -- Mos. Rate RBC -

APPOINTMENTS

HOUSTON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER GENERAL ADMlNlSTRATlON

Data Processing Assistant Director

1 . Calista S. Herbert 1 2 1 2 8 1 8 7 I00 1 2 $56,000 242

GENERAL INSTITUTIOF..lAL EXPENSE Development Office

Development Officer 2 . Mary Martha Stinnet.t 0 1 / 1 8 / 8 8 100 12 33,000 2 5 8

3 . Larry A, Vaclavik 02101188 100' 1 2 37,000 259

ORGANIZED RESEARCH Center for Health Promotion, Research and Development

Faculty Associate (Non-tenure) 4 . Bruce Simons-Morton 1 2 / 0 1 187 2 5 1 2 41.625 184

Source of Funds:

0 ther : $ 41,625 Grant Funds

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL BASIC SCIENCES

Neurobiolog y and Anatomy Assistant Professor I Non-tenure)

5 . Randolph J . Nudo 0 1 / 1 1 / 8 8 100 1 2 37,000 210

6. Michael D. Mauk 0 1 / 1 8 / 8 8 100 1 2 37,000 211

Pharmacology Assistant l nstructor ( Non-tenure)

7 . Patr ic ia Brown 02/01/88 100 1 2 32,700 249

Ful I-t ime Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, T i t le , Name - Date Time -- Mos. Rate RBC

APPOINTMENTS (Continued) HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL {Continued)

BASIC SCIENCES (Continued) Pharmacology (Continued 1

Visiting Research Scientist 8 . Jan Szopa 01101188 100 I2 $27,000 193

Source of Funds:

Other: $ 2 7 , 0 0 0 Grant Funds

CLIN ICAL SCIENCES Anesthesiology

Instructor (Non-tenure) 9 . Thomas L. Janisse

Source of Funds:

0 ther : $ 67,500 MSRDP Grant Funds - Anesthesiology Faculty Salaries

37,500 MSRDP Funds - Anesthesiology $105,000 Total Compensation

Dermatology Director o f Management Operations

10. Jorge fombra 03101188 100 1 2 2 9 , 5 8 0 291

Clinical Assistant Professor I Non-tenure) 1 1 . Carol Drucker 0 2 / 1 5 / 8 8 50 12 66,000 269

Psychiatry a n d Behavioral Sciences Visiting Associate Professor ( Non-tenure)

12. Cecilia Peabody 0 1 / 0 8 / 8 8 100 1 2 87,000 196

Source o f Funds:

State: $ 8,700 Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Faculty Salaries

Other: 78,300 Grant Funds Total Salary

Radiology Clinical Assistant Professor Non-tenure)

1 3 . fanice W. Semenkovich 01 1 2 8 1 8 8 3 0 1 2 80,000 264

Source nf Funds :

Other : $ 80,000 MSRDP G r a n t Funds - Radiolcgy Faculty Salaries

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. t tern, Department, Title, Name Date Time -- Mos. Rate RBC

APPOINTMENTS I Continued) HOU5 I ON MEDICAL SCHOOL {Continued)

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES Family Practice and Community Medicine

Clinical Assistant Professor (Non-tenure) 1 4 . Yury Joseph Nosaville 02/01 188 49 1 2 $73,877 276

Source of Funds:

State: 8 70,800 Family Practice and Community Medicine - Faculty Salaries

Other: 3,077 MSRDP Funds - Family Practice a n d Community Med kine

$ 73,877 Total compensation

HOUSTON DENTAL BRANCH SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY

Occlusion and F ixed Prosthodontics Professor (Tenure)

1 5 , James 0. Bailey 0 7 / 0 1 / 8 8 100 1 2 72 ,500 299.

Vis i t ing Assistant Professor (Non-tenure] 16. Ping He 01 l o6188 100 12 3'1,000 213

Orthodontics Assistant Professor ( Non-tenure)

17 . Jeffrey C. Keeling 0 1 / 0 1 / 8 8 100 1 2 45,000 200

Pathology and Oral Radiology Assistant Professor (Non-tenure!

1 0 . Kenneth Abramovitcf, 1 2 / 2 1 / 8 7 100 1 2 47,000 202

Source of Funds :

State: $ 43,400 Pathology and Oral Radiology - Facutty Salaries

Other: 3,600 MSRDP Funds - Pathology O r a l Radiology Total Compensation

Per iodontics Professor (Tenure)

19. Raul C; Caffesse

Visiting Assistant Professor (Non-tenure) 20. Cuo Qun Dong OllO6lSS 100 12 31,000 212

Practice Relations and Management Adjunct Assistant Professor (Non-tenure]

21 . James C. Dyer 01 101 188 30 1 2 48,000 2 3 9

HOUSTON ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL I N S T R U C T I O N

Respiratory Therapy P.ssistant Professor (Non-tenure]

2 2 . Arthur Jones 02101188 100 1 2 39.500 279

Biornedical Communications Assistant Professor ( Non-tenure)

23 . Abigail liubbarc! 01 101 I88 5 0 1 2 40,000 191

Effective I tern. Dewartment . Tit le. Name Date

APPOI NTMENTS {Continued) PUBLIC HEAL I ' H SCHOOL

INSTRUCTION Biometry

Teaching Associate ( Non-tenure) 24. Dorothy Mackerras 01 101 188

Environmental Sciences Visiting Professor ( Non-tenure)

25. James M. Tanner 01 115188

HOUSTON NURSlNC SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Dean Acting Associate Dean for Research and Visiting Professor ( Non-tenure)

26 , Catherine Nor r i s 01 1 1 5 1 8 8

INSTRUCTION General t nstruction

l nstructor (Non-tenure) 27 . Lynna Y . Littleton

Faculty Associate Non-tenure) 28. Janice Hassell 0 2 / 1 6 / 8 8

Source of Funds :

Other : $ 21,000 Grant Funds

jERVlCE DEPARTMENTS Printing Services

Printing Services Manager 29. Larry W . Lorino

Full-time Salary

% No. Time Mos. Rate RBC --

Full-time Saiary

Effective % No.

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CHANGES O F STATUS

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL INSTRUCTIONAL ADMINISTRATION

Office of t he Dean - Academic Affairs 30. Albert E. Gunn

From: Associate Dean for Admissions 49 1 2 $102,800

To : Associate Dean for Admissions 01 101 /a8 49 I ? 108,616

BASIC SCIENCES Pharmacology

31 . Franco Arezzo

From : Senior Research Fellow I00 1 2 22,000

To : Assistant Instructor (Non-tenure) 02 /01 /88 100 1 2 25,000

Source of Funds:

Other: $25,000 G r a n t Funds

CLINICAL SCIENCES Anesthesiology

3 2 . Nancy Lee Class

From : C l inica l Fel !ow 100 1 2 41,000

To : Assistant Professor (Non-tenu re )

Source of Funds:

5 tate: $72,180 Anesthesiology - Faculty Salaries Other: 8,020 MSRDP Grant Funds - Anesthesiology -

Faculty Salaries 24,800 MSRDP Funds - Anesthesiology

'810S,000 Total Compensation

Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences 3 3 , Albert S. Berkowitz

From: Assistant Professor [Non-tenure) 100 1 2 43,000

To : Research Assis tan t Professor (Non-tenure) 09 /01 /87 100 1 2 43,000

Ful l- t ime

- Salary Effective % No.

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CHANGES OF STATUS (Continued) M t V l C A L SCHOOL (Continued)

CLlN ICAL SCIENCES (Continued) Otolaryngology - Head and Ncck Surgery

34, Bechara Y . Ghorayeb

From: Visiting Assistant Professor (Non-tenu re )

To : Assistant Professor (Non-tenure) 01 / o l / 88 I O U 1 2 103,100

Source of Funds :

State: $51,600 Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery - faculty Salaries

Other: 51,500 MSRDP Funds 8103,100 Total Compensation

Pathology and Laboratory Medicine 35 . Leo Scott Rodkey

From : Associate Professor (Nan-tenure)

To : Associate Professor ( Non-tenure) and Director 01 101 /88 100 1 2 1 7 , 5 0 0

Source of Funds:

State: $ 5 5 , 1 2 5 Pathology and Laboratory Medicine - Faculty Salaries

Other: 22,375 Grant Funds 8f7,500 Total Salary

36. Randolph H, Scot t

From: Instructor ( Nan-tenure) and Director of Management Operat ions 100 12 42 ,000

To : Adjunct Assistant Professor ( Nan-tenure) and Director of Management Operations

0 3 / 0 1 / 8 8 I00 1 2 4 8 , 3 0 0

Source of Funds:

State : 8 4,830 Pathology and Laboratory Medicine - Facuitv Salaries

Other: 43,470 MSRDP Grant Funds - Pathology a n d --- Laboratory Medicine - Administrative and ~ r o f e s s i o n a l Salaries

$48,300 Total Salary

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. 5 Date Time Mos, Rate RBC - -- -- -

CHANGES OF STATUS [Cont iwed) HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL (Continued)

CLlN ICAL SCIENCES (Continued) Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences

3 7 . Diana B. Burt

From: Ct inical Assistant Professor (Non-tenure)

To: Assistant Professor ( Non-tenure 1 02 /01 I 8 8 I00 1 2 30,000

Source of Funds :

State: $1 0,500 Psychla t ry and Behavioral Sciences Faculty Salaries

0 ther : 19,500 Grant Funds 830 Total Salary

38 . Lir?da Ewing-Cobbs 2 2 6

From: Assistant Professor ( Non-tenure) 100 1 2 30,000

T o : Clinical Assistant Professor (Non-tenure) 12/14/87 6 0 12 30,000

Source of Funds:

State: $1 5 ,000 Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Faculty Salaries

Other: 15,000 G r a n t Funds 830,000 Total Salary

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MENTAL SCIENCES INSTITUTE Outpatient Clinics

39 . Miroslav Velek

From: Visiting Associate Professor (Non-tenure)

To : Associate Professor of Cl inical Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences (Non-tenure) 0 9 / 0 1 / 8 7 100 1 2 75,004


Per iodontics 40. David C. Butterworth

From: Clinical Associate Professor INon-tenure)

T o : Associate Professor { Non-tenure)

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date Time -- Mos. Rate RBC

CHANGES OF STATUS (Continued) P A N C H (Continued)

SCHOOL OF DENT ISTRY (Continued) Removable Prosthodontics

41 . Sam R . Adkisson

From : Professor ITenu r e ) 100 12 $67,600

To: Professor (Tenure) and Acting Chairman 0 2 / 0 9 / 8 3 100 12 72,600

HOUSTON ALLIED HEALTH SCIENCES SCHOOL INSTRUCTION

B iornedica l Communications 42. Sunni Newbill Hosemann

From: Instructor (Non-tenure) 50 12 16,000

T o : t nstructor ( Non-tenure) 1 2 1 2 3 1 8 7 50 1 2 32,000

PueLIc HEALTH SCHCOL INSTRUCTlON

Management and Pol icy Sciences 4 3 . Douglas A. Mains

From : Faculty Associate I Non-tenure] 75 1 2 28,800

To: Faculty Associate on-tenure) 02 101 I 8 8 7 5 1 2 32,000

Source of Funds:

State: $ 8,000 Management and Policy Sciences - Faculty Salaries

Other: 24,000 Grant Funds m,000 Total Salary

44, Margaret Frank 248

From : Faculty Associate ( Non- tenure) 50 12 25,800

To: Faculty Associate (Non-tenure) 02101 / 8 8 5 0 12 28,000

Management and Pol icy Science5 and Service Delivery in the GorderlValley Region

45. Roy McCandless

From: Faculty Associate (Non-tenure) 50 1 2 27,000

To: Faculty Associate (Non-tenure) 02101188 75 1 2 32,000

Biometry 46. Ronald N. Forthofer

From: Vis i t ing Professor t Non-tenure) 100 1 2 61 ,800

Ta : Professor (Tenure) 01101 188 100 12 75,000

Full-time Salarv

Effective I tern, Department, Title, Name Date

CHANCES OF S f A T U S (Continued) PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL (Continued)

INSTRUCTION (Continued) Environmental Sciences (Continued)

47. Michael H. Smolensky

From: Associate Professor (Tenure)

To : Professor (Tenure) 09/01 187

48. lrina Cech

From : Associate Professor (Tenure)

To: Professor (Tenure) 0 9 / 0 1 187

Human Ecology 49. William 1 4 . Mueller

% No. Time Mos. Rate RBC --

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 12 6 2 , 2 0 0

To: Professor (Tenure) 09/01/87 100 1 2 62,200

San Antonio Program 50. David C. Warner

From : Professor (Non-tenure] 50 1 2 54,900

To : Professor ( Non-tenure) 01 I 0 1 / 88 33 12 59,733

l nstitute of Environmental Health 51. Jorge Rosenthal

From: faculty Associate ( Non-tenure) 50 1 2 29 ,800

T o : Postdoctoral Fellow 01101 188 I00 1 2 2 9 , 8 0 0

HOUSTON NURSING SCHOOL INSTRUCTION

Nurse Anesthesia Education 52. Mark C. Hamelink

From: Clinical l nstructor (Non-tenure) 100 1 2 50,000

T o : Clinical Assistant Professor ( Nun-tenu re) 0 1 / 0 1 / 8 8 100 12 50.000

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, Ti t le , Name Date Time -- Mos. Rate - RBC

CHANCES O F STATUS [Continued) HOUSTON NURSING SCHOOL (Continued)

INSTRUCTION (Continued) General l nstruction (Continued)

5 3 . Mary Joe White

From: Associate Professor (Tenure) 100 1 2 Q44,712

T o : Associate Professor [Tenure) 01 / 1 8 / 8 8 I00 1 2 48,600

Source of Funds:

State: $44,712 General Instruction - Faculty Salaries Other: 3,888 Grant Funds

848,600 Total Salary

54 . Marianne T. Marcus 21 5

From: Assistant Professor (Non-tenure) 100 1 2 46,310

T o : Assistant Professor o f Clinical Nursing [Non-tenure) 01 115188 100 12 4 6 , 3 1 0

Ful l- t ime a Date of % No.

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RESIGNATIONS

HOUSTON HEALTH SClENCE CENTER GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

President Special Assistant to the President

5 5 . Glenn R . K n o t t s 02/29/83 100 12 $61 ,800 28C

HOUSTON MEDICAL SCHOOL BASIC SClENCES

Neurobiology and Anatomy Visiting Research Scientist 56. Masashi Sawada 02 /17 /88 100 12 36,000 272

CLINICAL SCIENCES Dermatology

Director of Management Operations 57. Elizabeth Andreoli 0 2 / 2 6 1 8 8 100 1 2 28,600 277

0 bstetrics , Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences Assistant Professor ( Non-tenure)

58. John G, Buckmaster 12118f 87 100 I2 88,000 206

Source of Funds:

State: $73,500 Other: 14,500

Total Compensation

Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery Associate Professor I Tenure)

59. James W . Hall 1 1 1 0 2 / 2 9 / 8 8 100 12 78,000 298

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences Assistant Professor (Non-tenure)

60. Daryl K . Knox 1 2 / 3 1 / 8 7 100 12 79,000 207

Source of Funds:

State: $ 7,900 Other: 71,100

Total Salary

Assistant Professor ( Non-tenure) 61. Vernon R . Walling, I 1 01/31/88 100 1 2 75,000 261

Source of Funds:

State: $57,750 Other: 1 7 , 2 5 0

975,000 Total Salary -

Date o f

Full-time Salary

% No. Item. Resignation ~ i m e -- Mos. Rate RBC

RESIGN A T IONS (Continued) CLINICAL SCIENCES (Continued)

Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences l nstructor in Clinical Psychiatry (Non-tenure)

6 2 . Diane E. Treadwell-Deering 01131188 100 1 2 $25,848 260

Source of Funds :

Other: $25,848

COMMUNITY HEALTH SCIENCES Farnil y Practice and Community Medicine

Clinical Associate Professor ( Non-tenure) 63. Benton Baker 1 I1 01 1 3 1 188 4 9 1 2 77,079 238

Source of Funds:

State: $74,002 Other: 3,077

Total Compensation

OTHER INSTRUCTIONAL PROGRAMS Interdisciplinary Study Fund

Professor (Non-tenure) 64. Lawrence W . Green 01i31l88 100 1 2 100,000 296

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS MENTAL SCIENCES INSTITlJTE Outpat ien t Clinics

Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry (Non-tenure) 6 5 . George T. Niederehe 01118188 100 1 2 55,000 237


Community and Preventive Dentistry Clinical Associate Professor (Non-tenure) 66. Shannon T. Peterson 12/04/37 45 1 2 57,300 185

Removabie Prosthodon t ics Professor (Tenure) 67. Dale H. Andrews

PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL INSTRUCTION

Environmental Sciences Resident 68. Marc B . Willage

San Antonio Program Professor {Tenure) 69. John E. Scanlon

Date of I tern, Department, Title, Name Resignation

RESIGNATIONS (Continuedl PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL (Continued)

INSTRUCT ION (Continued) Inst i tute of Environmental Health

Faculty Associate (Non-tenure) 70. Charles Contant 01 1 2 9 1 8 8

Source of Funds :

State: $25,440 Other: 6,360

$31,80U Total Salary

HOUSTON NURSING SCHOOL INSTRUCTION

General Instruction Cl in ical Instructor (Non-tenure)

71. Joan Robinson 1 l l 5 / 0 8

SERVICE DEPARTMENTS Printing Services

Printing Services Manager 7 2 . Dwaine C . Hunter 01 131 1 8 8

DESIGNATED FUNDS MSRDP

Development Fund - President Professor (Tenure)

7 3 . Roger J . Bulyer 01 /31188

Full-time

3 + Time Mos. R a t e R B C - --

l o o 1 2 $31,800 I89

Source of Funds:

Other : $ 1 43,000

TRANSFERS O F FUNDS

HOUSTON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER 74 . Amount of Transfer - $13,000

From: Unallocated Appropriations - Maintenance and Operation

To : Auditing and Advisory Services - Maintenance and Operat ion

T o provide operating funds during fiscal y e a r 1987-88

75, Amount o f Transfer - $1 2,576

From: Unallocated Appropriations - Classified Salaries

T o : Budget and Payroll - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds f o r an additional position added due to the increased workload created by the bi-weekly pay option during fiscal year 1987-88

76. Amount of Transfer - $14,896 2 7 3


T o : Budget and Payroll - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for Classified salaried position to ass is t with BPPS Project functional team during fiscal y e a r 1987-88

77. Amoirnt o f Transfer - $90,000 From: Unallocated Appropriations - Maintenance and Operation

To: Data Processing - Maintenance and Operation

T o provide f u n d s for t h e purchase of equipment during fiscal year 1987-88

78 . Amount of Transfer - $40,000 205

From: Unaltocated Appropriations - Maintenance and Operation

To: Data Processing - Maintenance and Operation

To provide funds for additional maintenance agreements d u r i n g fiscal year 1987-88

79. Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $21 ,517 2 5 3

From: Unallocated Appropriations - Ctassi fied Salaries

To: Data Processing - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for a Prograrnrner Analyst I11 during fiscal year 1987-88

80. Amount of Transfer - $1 9,837 281

From: Unal located A p p r o p r i a t i o n s - Classified Salaries

To : Data Processing - Classif ied Salaries

To provide Classified salary funds which were lapsed in e r r o r during fiscal year 1987-88

TRANSFERS OF F U N D S (Continued) HOUSTON HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER (Cont inued)

81. Amount of Transfer - $12,600


To : Data Processing - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds for an Administrative Secretary during fiscal year 1987-88

8 2 . Amount of Transfer - $37,568 2 46


To : Human Resources and Employee Relations - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for Classified Salaries during fiscal year 1987-88


From: Unallocated Appropriations - Classified Appropriations

T o : Human Resources and Employee Relations - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for a Personnei Coordinator during fiscal year 1987-88

84. Amount o f Transfer - $1 0 , 2 3 4 2 8 9

From: Unallocated Appropriations - Classif ied Salaries

To : Physical Plant Utilities Maintenance - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for a Maintenance Worker I [ during fiscal year 1987-88

8 5 , Amount of Transfer - $1 2 ,186 274


To: Environmental Safety - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds for a Biohazard Safety Specialist during fiscal year 1987-88

86. Amount o f Transfer - $20 ,000 186

From: Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences - Unallocated A p p r o p r i a t i o n s - Faculty Salaries

To: Diagnostic Research Center - Faculty SaIaries

To provide funds for an Assaciate Professor during fiscal year 1987-88

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) ~ O U S I ON MEDICAL SCHOOL

8 7 . Amount of Transfer - $1 38,076

From: Microbiology Administrative and Professional Salaries ($35,000) Classified Salaries ( $ 1 0 3 , 0 7 6 )

To: Dean : Administrative and Professional Salaries ( $91 ,349) Classified Salaries - ($20,700) Office of the Dean - Academic Af fa i rs - Administrative and Professional Salaries ($12,377) Classified Salaries [ $ I 3 , 6 5 0 )

T o provide funds d u r i n g fiscal year 1987-88

88 . Amount o f Transfer - $40,642 From: Medical School Equ ipment Fund - Maintenance and Operation

~ $ 3 0 , 0 0 0 ~ Interdisciplinary Instructional Fund - Maintenance and Operation ( $ 1 0,642)

T o : Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Equipment [$€!,I Y O ) Physiology and Cell Biology - Equipment ($32,170) Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Maintenance and Operation ( $ 3 3 2 1

T o provide equipment and operating funds during fiscal year 1987-88

89. Amount of Transfer - $92,600 208

From: Medical School Equipment Fund: Maintenance and O p e r a t i o n ($22 ,600 ) Alterations and Renovations ($70 ,000 )

To : Neurobiology and Anatomy - Maintenance and Operat ion ($42,600 j Pha rrnacology - Equipment ( $50,000)

T o provide operating funds during fiscal year 1987-88

90 . Amount of Transfer - $30,000 From: Medical School. Equipment Fund:

Maintenance and Operation [ $ I 1,000) Alterations and Renovations { $4,000) Equipment ( $ 1 5,000)

To : Pharmacology : Maintenance and O p e r a t i o n ($10,000) Equipment ($20,000)

Tu provide operating and equipment funds during fiscal year 1987-88

91 . Amount of Transfer - $ 6 8 , 6 3 6

From: Unallocated Appropriations - Faculty Salaries

T o : Anesthesiology - Faculty Salaries

T o provide funds for an Assistant Professor of Clinical Anesthesiology during fiscal year 1987-88

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) H-H001 (Continued)

92. 'Amount o f Transfer - $25,645

f r o m : Unailocated Appropriations - Faculty Salaries

To : Anesthesiology - Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for a Professor o f Clinical Anesthesiology during fiscal year 1987-88

93 . Amount of Transfer - $15,550


T o : Dermatology - Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for Faculty Salaries during fiscal year 1987-88

94 . Amount of Transfer - $1 0,304


To : Pathology and Laboratory Medicine - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds for Classified Salaries during f iscal year 1987-88



To : Pediatrics - Faculty Salaries


96. Amount of T rans fe r - $15,167


To: Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for Dr. Don Cherek during fiscal year 1987-88

97, Amount o f Transfer - $31 ,584


To : Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Faculty Salaries

To provide funds f o r a Visiting Professor of Crinical Psychiatry during fiscal year 1987-88

98 , Amount of Transfer - $21,798 From: Unallocated Appropriations - Faculty Salaries

To : Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences - Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for Faculty Salarics during fiscal year 1987-88

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) ~ T U ~ E T D ~ S C H O O L (Continued)

99. Amount of Transfer - $69,300 From: Unallocated Appropriations - Faculty Salaries

To : Radiology - Faculty Salaries



T o : Surgery - tmmunology and Organ Transplant - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for Classified Salaries which were lapsed in error during fiscal year 1987-88

101 . Amount of Transfer - $34,987 From: Medical School Physiology and Cell Biology - Equipment

To: Medical School Equipment Fund : Maintenance and Operation ($24,987) Alterations and Renovations - ($10,000)

To provide funds during fiscal year 1987-88


From: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Equipment t $8 , I 40) Physiology and Cell Biology - Equipment ($32,170)

To: Medical School Equipment Fund - Maintenance and Operation

T o provide operating funds during fiscal year 1987-88

103. Amount o f Transfer - $1 1 , 3 9 2


To: U . T . M . S . I . Neuroscience Research Laboratories - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds for an Administrative Secretary during fiscal year 1987-86

104. Amount of Transfer - $t 5,640 254


T o : U . T . M . S . I . Neuroscience Research Laboratories - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds for a Psychologist/PsychoIogical Associate during fiscal year 1987-88

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) -HOOL t Continuedl

105. Amount o f Transfer - $1,249,425


To: Faculty Salaries: Pathology and Laboratory Medicine ($21 3,160) Radiology ($204,200) Internal Medicine - General ($80,000) Pediatrics ( $ 2 2 5 , 6 2 2 ) t nternal Medicine - Cardiology ($339,405) Anesthesiology ($187,038)



From: Unallocated Appropriations - Maintenance and Operation

To : Dean - Maintenance and Operation

To provide funds during fiscal year 1987-88

HOUSTON DENTAL BRANCH 0 7 . Amount of Transfer - $ 6 4 , 5 0 0

From: l nstructional Development Services - Maintenance and Operaticn 183,0001 Medical l l lustration - Maintenance and Operation ($1 0,000) Vivarium - Maintenance and Operation ($26,500) Education and Research Computer Services - Maintenance and Operation ($25,000)

To : Instructional Program Fund - Equipment

To provide funds for equipment during fiscal year 1 ?87-88

108. Amount of Transfer - $ 2 7 2 , 8 3 6

From : Equipment: Dean ( $ 9 , 9 2 0 ) Library ($2 ,820) Outpat ient Division - General { $ I 00,000) Education and Research Computer Services ( $ 4 1 , 0 7 5 ) Instructional Development Services ($24,957) Medical t l lustration ($20,0001 Vivarium ( $ 9 , 3 2 5 )

Maintenance and Operation: Uniform Service ($30,000) Outpatient Division - General ($34 ,739 )

To: l nstructional Program Fund - Equipment

To provide funds for equipment during fiscal year 1387-88

109. Amount o f Transfer - $1 3,500


To : Outpatient Division - General - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for a Dcntal Equipment Mechanic during fiscal year 1987-88

TRANSFERS O F FUNDS (Continued) HOUSTON DENTAL BRANCH (Continued)

1 10. Amount o f Transfer - $56,470

From: Outpatient Division - General - Classified Salaries

To: Outpatient Division - Nursing - Classified Salaries


11 1. Amount of Transfer - $10,577 290


To : Medical l l lustration - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for a Medical Illustrator I I during fiscal year 1987-86

PUBLIC HEALTH SCHOOL 112. Amount o f Transfer - 14.598

From; Unallocated Appropriations - Administrative and Professional Salaries

To : Associate Dean for Student Services - Administrative a n d Professions I Salaries

T o provide funds for a Professor during fiscal year 1987-88


From: Dean - Administrative and Professional Salaries ( $ 5 , 9 0 9 ) Human Ecology - Faculty Salaries ($7 ,739 )

To: Human Ecology - Classified Salaries

T o provide funds for Classified ~alaries'during fiscal year 1987-88

114. Amount o f Transfer - $12,479 2 47

From: Biometry - Faculty Salaries ($2,260) Environmental Sciences - Faculty Salaries ( $ 7 , 4 0 6 ) Epidemiology - Faccrl t y Salaries ($1 , 2 1 8 1 Nutrition Center - Faculty Salaries ($1 ,595)

To: Unallocated Appropriations - Faculty Salaries

To lapse uncommitted Faculty Salaries during fiscal year 1987-88

1 1 5 . Amount o f Transfer - $11,165


To: Audio Visual Services - Classified Salaries


TRANSFERS O F FUNDS (Continued) HOUS I O N NURSING SCHOOL

1 1 6 . Amount of Transfer - $20,509


T o : General Instruction - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for an Administrative Secretary during fiscal year 1987-88

SPEECH AND HEARING I N S T I T U T E 7 Amount o f Transfer - $24 ,734


T o : General l nstruction - Faculty Salaries

To provide funds for a Research Assistant Professor during fiscal year 1987-88

ORGANIZED A C T t V l f lE5 RELATED T O INSTRUCTION

8 Amount of Transfer - $15,411

From: Unal located Appropriations - Classified Saiaries

To: School of Nursing Learning Resources Center - Classified Salaries

To provide funds for a Graduate Assistant during fiscal year 1987-88

VARIOUS 11 9 . Amount of Transfer - $247,847

From: Administrative and Professional Salaries: Health Science Center:

Con t rac ts and C rants Management ($36,893 ) Development Office (968,000) Institutional Affairs ( $ 3 6 , 5 2 2 ) Environmental Safety ($23 ,166 )

Medical School : Neurobiology and Anatomy ($669) Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences ($42,479)

Dental Branch : Vivarium (823.450)

Public Health School: Associate Dean - Student Services ($1 6,668)

To : Unal located Appropriations - Administrative and Professional Salaries:

Health Science Center - General ( $ 1 64 ,581 ) Medical School ( $ 4 3 , 1 4 3 ) Dental Branch ($23 ,450 ) Public Health School ($1 6,6681

To lapse all unfilled and uncommitted line-item Administrative and Professional positions as of December 31, 1987

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) VARlOUS

120. Amount o f Transfer - $1,584,672

From: Classified Salaries: Health Science Center :

Vice President, Finance E Operations ($1 ,332) Assistant Vice President, l nformation Services ( $ 2 , 6 8 8 ) Educational Services, l nterprofessional Education and

l nternational Programs ($1 1 , 2 2 1 ) Data Processing ($62,5041 Human Resources and Employee Relations ( $93,473 ) Auditing and Advisory Services ($41 ,325 ) Office of Multi-Ethnic and l nternational Affairs ( $ 7 , 6 4 4 ) Purchasing ($1 0 , I 44) Student Counseling Service ($11 ,2711 Student Financial Aid ($564) Health Science Center Registrar ( $ 1 0,545) Student Support Program ($478 3 Con tracts and Grants Management ($1 ,165) Employee Health ($7,148) l nstitutiona! Affairs I81 ,950) General Stores ( $ 5 , 4 4 7 ) Shipping and Receiving ($35,532) Management Systems Support ($27,035) University Relations ( $ 1 , 5 1 8 ) Health Law Program ($2 ,070) Center for Health Promotion ($605 3 Physical Plant Administration ( $ 2 , 5 3 9 ) Physical Plant - General Services - Designs, Plans,

Schedules ($6,093) Environmental Safety ( $ 2 1 , 1 6 6 ) Security ($16,946) Physical Plant Utilities Maintenance ($56 ,570 ) Television ($20,636)

Service Delivery /Valley Border Region ($8,480) Diagnostic Research Center ( $ 3 , 4 5 3 ) Houston Medical School :

Dean's Office ($761 ) Management and Administrative Services ( $ 1 3 ,282 ) Information Network Services ( $ 2 , 5 9 5 ) Biochemistry and Molecular Biology ($5 ,313) Microbiology ( $73,469 1 Neurobiology and Anatomy ($49,402) Pharmacology ($7,280) Pysiology ($68,407) Dermatology ( $ 9 , 1 2 6 1 Neurology ($8,123) Pathology and Laboratory Medicine ( $ 3 6 , 1 2 6 ) Pediatrics ( $ 2 5 3 ) Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences ( $ 2 3 , 3 3 3 ) Radiology ($5 ,506) Surgery - immunology and Organ Transplant ( $21 ,879 ) Surgery - Neurosurgery ($657) Surgery - Pediatric Surgery ( $ 2 5 7 ) Surgery - Thoracic and Cardiac ( $ 1 , 3 1 4 ) l nterdisciplinary Research Group ($7 ,296 ) Interdisciplinary Study Fund 1$6,092) Patient Services and Research Administration ($27 ,999 ) Outpatient Clinics ($108,416) Neuroscience Research Labs ($1 53 ,327 ) Medid Production Services ($8,790) Medical Skills Laboratory ( $ 2 , 9 3 2 ) Library Reading Room ($3,875)

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) VARIOUS (Continued)

HOUSTON MED [CAL SCHOOL (Cont inued) From: Dental Branch:

Anatomical Sciences ($6 ,4731 Endodontics ($1,808) Periodontics (845,497) Microbiology ( $ 6 2 4 ) Pathology and Oral Radiology ($17 ,992 ) Biological Chemistry ( $ 2 , 8 9 9 ) Community Dentistry ($7, '1 S O ) Pediatric Dentistry ($22 ,620 ) Technical Service ($1 0,0303 Dental Science l nstitute ( $1 1 , 690 ) Outpatient Division - General ($1 8 , 6 9 8 ) Outpatient Division - Nursing ($847 ) Outpatient Division - Laboratory ( $ 1 6,644) l nstructional Development Services ( $ 1 1 ,164) Medical l llustration ( $ 1 6 ,832 ) Vivarium ( $ 4 8 , 4 2 6 ) Library (9557 )

Allied Health Sciences: Medical Technology 1 Cytogenetics ($1 4,748) Community Nutrition and Dietetics ($1 4,748) Biomedical Communications ($71 8 )

Public Health School : Associate Dean - Research ($471) Associate Dean - Student Services ( $1 9,063) Associate Dean - Administration ($1 7,141 ] Management and Pol icy Sciences ( $666 1 Environmental Sciences ( $ 2 , 3 3 2 ) Epidemiology ($3,902) Human Ecology ($506 ) Central Support Services ($1 3,269) Audio Visual Services { $ I 8,646) Educational and Research Services ( $ 1 , 321 )

Nursing School : Dean's Office ($2,837) Nurse Anesthesia Education ( $ 5 4 7 ) General I nstruction ( $ 4 7 , 5 7 0 ) Learning Resources Center ( $ 2 3 , 2 4 4 )

Speech and Hearing Institute: Director ( $ 4 5 , 6 9 5 )

To: Unallocated Appropriations - Classified Salaries Health Science Center - General ($471 ,542 ) Medical School ( $ 6 4 5 , 7 5 5 ) Dental Branch ($239 ,951 ) School of Allied Health Sciences ($30 ,214 ) School o f Public Health ($77 ,317 ) School nf Nursing ( $ 7 4 , 1 9 8 ) Speech and Hearing Institute ( $ 4 5 , 6 9 5 )

To iapse al l unf i l led and uncommitted line-item Classified positions as of December 31 , 1987

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS (Continued) DESIGNATED FUNDS I21 . Amount o f T r a n s f e r - $375,000

From: MSRDP - Development Fund - Maintenance and Operation

To : MSRDP - Office o f Academic Af fa i rs - Residency Training Program - Maintenance and Operation

To provide funds for Residents' Professional Liability Insurance during fiscal year 1987-88

1 2 2 . Amount of T rans fe r - $40,310 2 5 7

From: MSRDP Development Fund - Maintenance and Operation

To : MSRDP - Biochemistry and Molecular Biology - Maintenance and Operation ($8 ,140 ) MSRDP - Physiology and Cell Biology - Maintenance and Operation ($32,1701

To provide operating funds d u r i n g fiscal year 1987-88

1 2 3 . Amount of Transfer - $34,987

From : MSRD P Development Fund - Maintenance and Operation

To: MSRDP - Physiology and Cell Biology: Maintenance and Operation ($5,000) Entertainment ($5,000) Equipment ($1 4,987) Travel ($1 0,000)

T o provide funds during fiscal year 1987-88

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio 7703 Fioyd Curl Drive San Antonio, Texas 78281

Iffice of the President Phone: (512j 691-6105

D r . C h a r l e s B. Fullins Ex~cutive V i c e Chancellor for Health Affairs The University of Texas System 6 0 1 Colorado Stree t Aust in , Texas 78701

D ~ a r Dr. Mull ins:

Tht? docket for t h e June 9, 1988 meeting of t h ~ Board of Regents

is submitted f o r your recomm~ndation and presentation to t h e Board.


Since e l y yours, / President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO

BOCXET FOR 3CNE 9, 1908 MEETING

TABLE OF CONTENTS

G i f t s from Private Donors and Foundations . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . to the Unfvers i ty HS-3

Business Contracts f o r S~rvices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS-4

Standard A f f i l i a t i o n Agre~ments . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS-5

Contracts and Grants for Research, D~veloprnent, and Educational S~rvices:

Non-Governmental . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS-6

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S t a t e and Local~overnment RS -10

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Federal and Foreign Govexnment HS-12

P a t e n t License Agreements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS-20

Amendments to the 1987-88 Operating B u d g e t (includes f a c u l t y and staff appointments and changes in status and transfers of funds w i t h i n existing budget totals) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . HS-21

Recomrncndations to the 3988 Summer Session Budget . . . . . . . HS-27


U.T. BOARD 01 REGENTS' i4FETING

JUNE 9, 1988

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS

The following gift has been recpiv~d and is recommended for acc~ptance by the U.T. Board of Regents:

Donor ~urpose Amount

1. Bio Quantum Technologies Cont r ibu t ion of $ 69,000 value 8275 El Rio, Suite 180 Milliwalt Laser Sys t~rn Houston, Texas 77054 to the Department of

Surgery

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEAT,TH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAM ANTONIO


J U N E 9, 1988


The following contracts have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

I. Agency:

Funds : Period: Titl~/Description:

2 . Agency:

Funds : P e r i o d : Title/D~scription:

Audie L. Murphy Memorial Veterans Hospital E s t a b l i s h e d fees per contract December 1, 1987 - contract approval I n t e r i m agreement to provide specialized resources to the V.A. for patients treated in the C l i n i c a l Research I l n l t Program

The Cancer Thexapy and Research Foundation of S o u t h Texas $5,000 March 1, 1988 - February 2 8 , 1989 Data management services p r o v i d ~ d by The Cancer Therapy and Research F ~ u n d a t i o n to the Department of Radiology

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS tlEALTH SCIENCE CENTER A T SAN ANTCNZO

JUNE: 9, 1988

STANDAm AFFILIATION AGREEMENT 5

The agreements recommended for approval by t h e U.T. Board of Regents have been approved by an attorney of t h e Off ice of General Counsel and are based on t h e model agreement adopted on December 18, 1977.

1. F a c i l i t y : Date : Purpose :

2 . F a c i l i t y : Date : Purpose :

3 . Facility: Date: Purpos~ :

4. Facility: Date: Purpose:

Hahnemann Rehabilitation C e n t e r March 10, 1988 To contribute to t h ~ training opportunities of our students

Innovative Health Care Systems February 15, 1988 To contribute to t he training opportunities of our students

Rose ~ehabilitation, P.C. August 21, 1967 To contribute to the training opportunities of o u r stud~nts

Sports Medicine Cen te r February 29, 198R To c o n t r i b u t e to the t r a i n i n g opportunities of our studencs


CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SEPVICES - NON-MVERNMENTfiL (FUNDS COMING IN)

The followinq items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1. bqency : No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period : Tifle/Description:

2. Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Current Period: Title/D~scription:

3 . Agency:

KO* : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

4 . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Per iod : Title/D~scription:

5 . Agency: No. : NPW Funds: Current Per iod : T i t le/D~scription:

6 Aqency:

No. : NPW Funds: Current Ppriod: Title/nrscription:

Baylor College of medicine Subgrant to 5 R01 HL37951-02 $7,729 Sept~mber 3 0 , 1987 - Spptemb~r 2 9 , 1988 Delra Hepatitis and Liver Disease in Hemophiliacs

Boehringer I n g ~ l h e i m Pharmaceuticals, I n c . #If U8 $73,939 December 1, 1987 - November 30, 1988 Double -B l ind Parallel Comparison of Atrovent So lu t ion vs. Metaproterenol in Patients w i t h COPD

Cancer Therapy and Res~arch Foundation of South Texas 8827 $9,115 January 1, 1988 - Decemb~r 3 1 , 1988 Dr. ~aldt's Partfcipdtion a t Southwest Oncology Group Central Office f o r t h e Leukemia Monoclonal Antibody C e n t r a l Laboratory Project

Carbomedics, Inc . None $35,112 F ~ h r u a r y 15, 1988 - February 14, 1989 Evaluation o f I n Vivo Calcification of Biomaterials

DuPont C r i t i c a l Carp 4607-07-25 $87,340 Decenb~r 2 1 , 1907 - completion Comparison o f P r e o p ~ r a t i v e Acute Iremodilution Using Fentr is tarch Followed by Autologous Flood Transfusion vs 3anked T~ornologous BLoad Transfus ion Alone in Surgery P a t i e n t s

Enqelhard Corporation None $75,000 January 1, 1988 - D ~ c e m b ~ r 31, 13813 Industrial Sponsor f o r [lniversityjIndustry C m p e r a t i v ~ R~search Centpr

The University o f Texas Health Scirnce Center at San Antonio C o n t r a c t s and Grants - Non-Governmental [ con t i nued ) June 9, 190G Meeting

7. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period : Title/Description :

8. A g ~ n c y : No. : NPW Funds: Cuxxent Period: Title/Description:

9. Agency: No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period: Title/Description:

10. Agency: No* : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: T i t l ~ / D e s c r i p t i o n :

11. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current P~riod: Title/DescriptLon:

12. Agency: No. : New Funds : C u r r e n t P~riod : Title/D~scription:

13. Ag~ncy: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

1 4 . Aqency: No. : New Funds : Cur ren t Period: Titl~/Description:

Foundation for Phys i ca l Therapy None $44,243 March 1, 1988 - February 2 8 , 1990 T h e Effects of Ga-As and He-NP Laser ~iostimulation of Tpnotomized Tendons

G. H . Besselaar Associates GHBA-823-18-1 $47,880 August 1, 1987 - J u l y 31, 1988 Efficacy and S a f e t y of Ipsapirone H C l Compar~d to Placebo in P a t i e n t s with Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Jansscn R e s e a r c h Foundation SU-337 $43 ,936 January 15, 1988 - January 14, 1989 Cerebrovascular Responsrs to Sufentar l i l C i t r a t e

John P. Robarts Research I n s t i t u t e None As specified in agreement Nov~mber 1, 1987 - October 31, 1994 North American Cooperative Study of Symptoma t i c Carotid Endarterectomy

Lorex PharmaceuticaLs None $4,950 September 1, 1986 - October 31, 1986 Validation of EPLC Assay P r o c e d u r ~ for Chlorthalidone on Whole Blood

Lupus Foundation of America, Inc . None $10,000 July 1, 1987 - June 30 , 1988 Idiotypic Analysis of a H ~ r n a r l Monoclonal Anti-SM Antibody

March of Dimes Birth Defects Foundation 12-211 $17,000 March 1, 1388 - February 2 8 , 1989 Racial/Ethnic Differences in Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes

Nat ional Foundation for Cancrr Research N o n ~ $25,000 October 1 , 1987 - S ~ p t e m b ~ r 3 0 , 1988 Intermediates In Gene Amplification

T ~ P Univers i ty of Texas Hpalth Science Center at San Antonio Contracts and G r d ~ l t s - N ~ n - C ~ v e r n x n ~ . n t a l (continued] June 9, 1968 Meeting

15. Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r ~ n t Period : Title/DescriptIon:

16 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current reriod : Tit le/Description :

17. Agency: No. : Hew Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

18. AgPncy: No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period: Title/Description:

19. Agency : N o . : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Dcseription:

20 . Ay~ncy: No. r New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Titl~/Description:

21. AyPncy: No. : Mew Funds: C u r r ~ n t Period: Title/Description:

22. Agency:

No. : NPW Funds : Current P ~ r i o d : Title/IJescription:

S m i t h K l i n e & F r e n c h T,aborator i~s None $2,500 December 1, 1987 - Decrmber 31, 1987 Preiirninary I n - V i t r o valuation of SKF 104662

Southwest Foundat ion for Biomedical Research Subgrant to N01-HV-53030, Modification 4 2 2 $95,403 March 1, 1988 - February 28, 1989 Nonhuman Pr imate Mdels of Ar te r i o sc l~ ros i s , Hypert~nsion, and Dyslipo~roteinemia

Southwest Research I n s t i t u t e P.O. 53209 $925 March 3 , 1988 - completion Technical Services of Dr. J i m Thrash

Southwest Research Institute P.0. 53210 $6,000 March 3, 1988 - completion Pathology Assay Services

Ster l ing Winthrop Res~arch Institute None $15,690 January 14, 1900 - completion Randomized Double-Blind Corn9arison of Omnipague Brand Xohexol (350 mqZ/ml) wf th Renograf in-76 ( 3 7 0 mgI/rnl) in A d u l t Pulmonary Arterioyraphy

Sybron Corporation (Midwest Division) None $5,000 December 1, 1987 - March 31, 1988 Development and Production of V i d ~ o tap^ on I n f e c t i o n Contro l

Synf ex # 23-6279 $61,650 November 1, 198.) - November 1, 1989 A Study of Gardrin C a p s u l ~ s for the Treatment and Prevention of Gastric Ulcer

The G. Harold and Leila Y . Mather C-haritahle Foundation None $113,343 N o v ~ m b e r 1, 1987 - October 31, 1908 DNA Markers for C y s t i c F i b r o s i s

The University o f Texas H ~ a l t h Science Center at San Antonio Contracts a n d Grants - Nan-Gov~rnmrntal [continued) June 3 , 198.C M e e t i f i q

Agency : No* : New Funds: Current Period: Titl~/Description:

24. Agency: No. : New Funds; Current Period: Title/D~script~on:

25. . Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/DcscrLption:

2 6 . Agency: No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

The Lalor Foundation None $20,000 April 1, 1388 - March 31, 1989 Localization and Characterization of Platelet-Activating Factor Receptors in Rabbit Uterus during Normo- and Pseudopregnancy

The RGK Foundation None $46,315 January I , 1980 - Dec~mbpr 31, 19RB The Role of Autocrine B Cell Factors in S j ogren ' s Syrldrom~

U . S . Surgical Corporation #88005 $5,990 January 2H, 1958 - June 1, 1988 Use of an Auto Suture Xnstrument to Perf o m P a r t i a l Nephrectomy

Up j ohn R/1350/4811 $47,975 February 1, 1988 - Janua ry 31, l9e9 T r ~ a t m e n t of Community-Acquired Pneumonia with Intravenous Trospectomycin S u l f a t e

THE UNIVERSITY 09 TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO

3.T. BCLFZ CT REGENTS ' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMFNT A m EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL G O V E W E N T [FUNDS COMING I N )

The following items have bren awarded and are r~commended f o r approval by t h ~ U . T , Board of Regents :

I . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r P n t Period: T i t le/D~scription :

2 Agency : No. : New Funds: Current Period: Titl~/Description:

3 . Agency : No. : New F u n d s : C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston Subgrant to 5 ~ 0 1 ~ ~ 3 8 3 4 7 - 0 4 $ll,OOO January 1, 1988 - March 31, 1988 BueIia Vida S i n Fumar - Media/Community Demonstration

The U n i v ~ r s i t y of Texas at Austin IAC (88-89) 0160, Amendment No. 1 $3,00fl ( i n c r ~ a s e ) S e p t ~ m b ~ r 1, 1987 - August 31, 1908 To coordinate and telecast scheduled Pharmacy and E n g i n e ~ r i n g courses

The University of Texas a t San Antonio SAC (80-09) 0694 $3,600 March 21, 1988 - August 31, 1989 To provide a s s i s t a i ~ w w i t h immigration and naturalization problems for new faculty

THE UNfVERSLYY OF TEXAS HEALTit SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO

CCNTRACTS AND GRANTS FUR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND EDECATI0NP.L SERVICES - STATE AND LOCAL GOVERNMENT (FUNDS GOING OUT)

The follvwinq items have been awarded and are recommended for approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

Agency :

No. : Yew Funds: Current Period: Title/n~scription:

Agency : NO. : New Funds: Current Ppriod: Title/Description:

Agency : No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/nescriptFon:

The University of Texas Systetri Cancer Center N.D. Andprson Hospital & Tumor T n s t i t u t ~ I A C (88-89) 0890 $21,300 March 16, 1988 - April 3 0 , 1988 To receive services for gene polymorphism studies

The University of Texas at A u s t i n IAC (88-09) 0903 5 2 5 0 , 0 0 0 January 19, 1988 - August 31, 1989 To receive interstate long distance telephone service

San A n t o n i o State Hospital I A C (88-89) 0915 $9,284.80 April 8 , 1985 - August 31, 1988 To xeceivlp rpsparch study services in accordance w i t h an established protocol

THE U N I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS HEALTH SClENCE CENTER AT SAN APJTONYO

U.T. BOAK3 6F REGZNTS ' MEZTIKG

JUNE 9, 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN GOVERNMENT {FUNDS COMING I N )

The following i t ~ m s have been awarded and are r~comrnended for appruva; by the U.T. Eoard of Regents:

1. Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Current Period : Title/Description:

2. Agency: No. : New Funds: Current Period : Title/Description:

3 . Agency: No. :

New Funds : Current Period: Title/Description:

4. Agency : No. : New Funds : r u r r ~ n t P ~ r i o d : Title/Description:

5 . Agency: NO. : Nrzw Fucds: Current Period: T i t l e / C ~ s c r i p t i o n :

6. Agency : No.: New Funds: C u r r ~ n t Period: Title/Description:

7. Agency: No. : N e w Funds: C u r r ~ n t Fcriod: Titl~/Description:

Audie L. Murphy Memorial V e t ~ r a n s H06pital P.0. 671-080080 $174,694 October 1, 1987 - December 31, 1987 Anesthesiology Scarce Medical Services

A u d i e L. Murphy Memoria 1 Veterans Hospital V671P-1547-88 $4,800 estimated October 1, 1987 - September 30, 19C8 Sta t i s t l c a l SuFport Services to Dr. Eichae l Weiderhold's V.A. Research ~ r o j ~ c t

Audie L. Murphy Memorial V ~ t e r a n s Hospital k7671P-f 548-88 $600 e s t l m a t ~ d October 1, 1987 - September 30, 1988 Statistical Support Services to Dr. Frederick Grover's V.A. Research Projpct

Audit L. Murphy ~ e m o r i a l Veterans Hcspi.tal V671P-1549-88 $7,200 estimated October 1, 1987 - Srptember 30, 1983 Sta t i s t l c a l SupFort Se rv ices to Dr. Gregory L. Freeman's IT -A. Research F r o j ~ c t

Audie L. Murphy Memarial V e t r r a n s H o s p i t a l V671P-1550-88 $1,200 ~ s t i m a t ~ d October 1. 1987 - September 3 0 , 19eE Instrumentation Scrvices for V . A . Equipment at UTHSCSA

hudie L. Murphy M~ntorial Veterans Hospitdl V671P-1551-88 $ 7 20 estimated Clctobpr 1, 1987 - September 3 0 , 1988 I S A 4 0 Scanning Electron Microscope S ~ r v i c e s for V.A.

D~partrnent of Education PO08805108 $25,774 supplenent July 1, 1987 - June 3 0 , 1988 P e l 1 Grant Program

The University of Texas Health Science Center at Sari Antonio Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign Government (continued) June 9 , 1988 Meeting

8 . Agency :

No. r New Funds: current p e r i o d : Titl~/Description:

9 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period: Title/Description:

10. Aqency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitlelD~scription:

No. : New Funds: Current Period : Title/Description:

NO. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Des~ri~tion:

13. Agency:

r.Jo. : New Funds: C u r r ~ n t Ppriod: Title/Description:

14. Agency:

No, : New Funds: Current Period : Titl~/Description:

Department of Health and Human S ~ r v i c e s Bureau of Health Professions 7668831-87 $126,108 August 28 , 1987 - June 30, 1988 Nursing Student Loan

Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e on Aging 1 R01 AG07572-01 $177,281 April I, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Modulation of Aging Bone T,oss by Anabolic Hormones

Department of Health and Human Services ~ational Cancer Institute 1 R01 CA46900-01 $124,419 March 1, 1988 - February 28, 1389 Fluorescent Steroid Conjugat~s for EP and PqR studies

Departm~nt of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke 1 ROI NS25766-01 $98,032 February 1, 1988 - January 31 , 1989 Astrocyte Func t i on : Role of P r o t e i n Kinase C

Department of Health and Human Services National Institute of D e n t a l Research 1 R03 DE08470-01 $21,750 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Mandibular Condylar Cartilage Cells in C u l Lure

Department of Heal th and Human S e r v i c e s Division of Research Resourc~s 1 S10 RR04194-01 $94,000 February 2 9 , 1988 - February 2 8 , 1989 Image Analysis System

Department of Health and Human S p r v i c p s National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases 2 R01 AI17242-07A2 $102,576 Recemher 1, 1 g87 - Novemb~r 30, 1968 Mechanism of Bacterial Superinfection

The University of Texas tlealth Science Cpnter at san Antonio Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign Government (continued) 3une 9 , 1388 ? I ~ e t i n q

15. Agency:

Plo. : New Funds: C u r r ~ n t Ppriad: Tit le /Descr ipt ion:

16. Agency :

No. : New Funds: Currpnt Period: ~itle/Description:

17. Agency:

No. : New Funds : C u r r ~ n t Period: Title/Description:

18. Agency:

No. : NPW Funds: Current Fpr iod : Title/Description:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: T i t le/~escription:

2 0 . Agency:

No. : NPW Funds: C u r r e n t Period : Title/Description:

No. : ?Jew Funds: C u r r ~ n t Period : ~itle/Uescription:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e 2 R01 CA30251-08 $114,268 Harch 1, 1988 - December 3 1 , 1988 Hormone Pr iming f Ch~motherapy in Breast Cancer

Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of D i a b ~ t r s and D i g e s t i v e and Kidney Diseases 2 R01 DKl9473-13 $156,577 March 1, 1988 - February 2 R , 1989 Regulatory M~chanisms in Hepatic Metabolism

Department of Heal th and Human Servic~s National Institute of General Medical Sciences 2 R01 GM27220-07A2 $132,291 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Diadenosine Tetraphosphate - A Role in Oxidative Stress

Departnent of Health and Human Services National Institut~ of General Medical Sciences 2 R D I GM33298-04A1 $116,038 December 1, 1987 - Novembex 3 0 , 1988 Genetics of Human Pletal Bind ing P r o t e i n s

Department o f Hpal th and Human S e r v i c e s Na t iona l Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 2 R01 HL20663-10A1 $89,821 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Requlation of Skin Blood F l o w in Man

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services Division of Research RPsourcPs 2 503 RR03304-07 $3,000 March 1, 1988 - February 28, 1989 Minor i ty Hfgh School Student R e s ~ a r c h Appr~ntice Program - Medical School

Depar tment of Heal th and Human Services Divis ion of Research R e s o u r c ~ s 2 SO3 RR03305-OG $3,000 March 1, 1958 - February 2 8 , 19U9 Minority High School S t u d ~ n t : R ~ s ~ a r c h Appr~ntice Program - Graduate School

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San A n t o n i o Contracts and Gxants - Federal and Fore ign Government {continued) June 9, 1988 Meeting

2 2 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period : Title/D~scription:

23. Agency :

NO. ; New Funds: Current Period: Tit le /Descr ipt ion:

Agency :

No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period: Title/Description:

2 5 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/D~scription:

No. : New Funds : C u r r e n t Prriod: Title/Description:

27. Agency:

No, : NPW Funds: C u r r e n t Prriod: Titl~/D~scription:

No. : N e w Funds: Current Period: it le/Description:

Department of H ~ a l t h and Human Services Division of Research Resources 2 SO3 RR03467-02 $3,000 March 1, 1988 - February 28, 1989 Minority High School S tuden t F.esearch Apprentice Program'- Dental School

Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Allergy and Infectious Diseases 5 KO4 AI00584-05 $52,240 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Viru l ence of Trichornonas Vaginalis and Treponema Pallidurn

Department of sea l th and Human Services National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism 5 ROI AA04090-05 $121,449 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Ethanol GABA Interactions in PrFmary Cultured Neurons

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services N a t i o n a l I n s t i t u t e on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism 5 R01 AA06723-02 $190,574 March 1, 1988 - F~bruary 2 8 , 1989 Drinking Patterns & Consequences: A T r i - E t h n i c Study

Department of A~alth and Human ~ ~ r v i c e s National Institute of A l l ~ r g y and In£ ectious D i s e a s ~ s 5 R01 AI19896-06 $114,719 January I , 1988 - December 31, 1988 B C e l l and R ~ p e r t o i r e Development In Vitro

D~par tmen t of Health and Humen S ~ r v i c ~ s National Institut~ of All~rqy and I n f r c t i o u s Diseases 5 801 A I 2 4 4 2 4 - 0 2 $155,910 Dpcember 1, 1387 - Nov~mber 3 0 , 1988 Molecular Basis of Borrelia Pathog~nesis

D~partment of H e a l t h and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e 5 ~ 0 1 ~ ~ 2 6 3 7 6 - 0 9 $104,032 January 1, 1988 - December 31, 1988 Mechanism of Action of Anti-Tumor Drugs

The U n i v ~ r s i t y of Tpxas Health S c i ~ n c e Center at San Antonio Contrac ts and Gran t s - Federal and F o r e i g n Government (continued) June 9, 1988 Meeting

29. Agency:

No. : New Funds : C u r r e n t Period: T i t l ~ / D e s c r i p t i o n :

30. Agency;

No. : New Funds: Current Period : Titlc/Description:

Agency :

NO. :

New Funds : Curxent Period: Title/Description:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t P~riodr Title/Description:

3 3 . Agency:


34. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Per iod : Title/D~scription:

35. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Titl~/Description:

Dppartmnnt of Health and Human ~ e r v i c ~ s National Cancer Institute 5 R01 CA33069-06 $206,787 February 1, 1988 - January 31, 1989 Xenobiotic Metabolism in the Cigare t te Smoking Baboon

Department of Health and Human S P Y V ~ C P S N a t i o n a l Institute of Derltal Research 5 R01 DE07950-02 $54,678 Dpcember 1, 1987 - November 3 0 , 1988 Bifunctional Reagents as Alternat ive s to Farmocresol

Department of Health a n d Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases 5 R01 DK33538-05 $174,020 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 AGEM: - A Potent Lipid Biochemical Mediator in Liver

Department of Health and Human Services National I n ~ t i t u t ~ of G r n ~ r a l M ~ d i c a l Sciences 5 R01 GM23476-08 $106,770 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Control of Microtubule Assembly In V i t r o and In V i v o

Department of Health and lluman Services National Institut~ of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 ~ ~ 2 4 7 9 5 - 1 1 $113,744 January 1, 1988 - D e c ~ m b ~ r 31, 1988 Hydrophobic Associations of Membrane Complexes

Department of H e a l t h and Human servicps Na t iona l Institute of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 GM25177-11 $101,331 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Structure-Function in the Enzyme Rhodanese (TSE 1

D~par t rnent of H ~ a l t h and Human Services National H e a r t , T,ung, and ~lood I n s t i t u t r 5 A 0 1 HL17783-14 $144,056 February 1, 1988 - January 31 , 19H9 Complex Carbohydrat~s--Structur~, Function, S y n t h p s i s

The University of Texas H ~ a l t h S c i ~ n c e Cpnter at San Antonio Contracts and Grants - Federal and Fore ign G o v e r n m ~ n t (continued) June 9, 1968 ~ e ~ t i n g

36 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Period: T i t 1ejDescription :

3 7 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r e n t Period: Title/Description:

38. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current period : Ti t l e /Descx ip t ion :

39. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: TitLe/Description:

40. Agency:

r.10 . : New ~ u n d s : Current Period: Title/~escription:

No. : New Funds : Curr~nt Period: Title/Description:

42. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Current Period: Title/Deseription:

D e p a r t m ~ n t of Health and Euman S e r v i c ~ s National Heart, Lung, and Blood T n s t i t u t e 5 R01 HL19676-12 $70,105 January 1, 1988 - December 31, 1988 Physico-Chemical Interactions in Pulmonary Surfactant

Department of Health and Human S ~ r v i c e s National H ~ a r t , Lung, and Blood fnstitut~ 5 R01 HL33579-04 $278,023 aecemb~r 1, 1987 - Nov~mber 30, 1988 Hypertension and Hypertrophy i n t h e Non-Human Primate

Department of Health and Human Servfces National Heart, Lung, and Blood institute 5 R01 HL35391-03 $48,985 December 1, 1987 - November 30 , 1988 Prostaglandins and Vascular Smooth Muscle S e n s i t i v i t y

Department of Health and Human Services National Heart, Lung, and Blood I r l s t i t u t e 5 R Q 1 HL38390-02 $148,060 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Vascular Smooth Muscle and Monocyte Recruitment

Department of H~alth and Human Servicrs Nat ional Ins t i tute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and S t r o k e 5 R01 NS15339-09 $106,399 December 1, 1387 - November 30, 19A8 Molecular Mechanisms of Drugs on GABA Postsynaptic Event

Department of Health and Human Services N a t l o n a l Institute of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Strokr 5 R01 NS18938-05 $94,905 D ~ c ~ m b e r 1, 1987 - November 3 0 , 1988 Imrnunotherapy of E x p e r i m e n t a l Autoimmune M y a s t h ~ n i a Gravis

Department of Health and Human Services National i n s t i t u t e of Neurological and Communicative Disorders and Stroke 5 R01 N522141-07 $69,393 December 1, 1987 - November 3 0 , 19P8 Thyroxine and Prolac t i n Effect TXDA Neuron Activity

T ~ P University of Texas H ~ a l t h S c i ~ n c ~ C e n t e r at San Antonio Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign Gov~rnrnent (continued) June 9, 1988 Mwting

4 3 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: C u r r ~ n t Period : Title/Description:

44. Agency:

Nu. : New Funds: Current Period: ~itle/Description:

45. Agency:

No, :

New Funds: C u r r ~ n t Period: Title/Description:

46, Agency:

NO. : New Funds: Current Perioa: TitlejDescription:

47. Agency:

Yo. : New Funds: Current Period : ~itle/Description:

No. : New Funds: Current Ppriod: Title/Description:

49. Agency : No, : EJPW Funds: Cur ren t Period: Titl~/Description:

Department of H ~ a l t h and Truman S e r v i c ~ s National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 5 R10 HL33749-04 $149,328 March 1, 1988 - February 2 8 , 1983 Fathobiological Determinants of Atherosclerosis in Youth

Department of Health and Human Services N a t i o n a l Institut~ on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism 5 R23 AA06933-03 $53,323 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Calcium Metabolism in Platelets of ALcoholics

Department of Health and Kurnan Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e 5 R29 CA44744-02 $77,168 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Molecular Analysis of Chromosome Aberrations i n C a n c e r

D~par tmen t of Health and Human S ~ r v i c ~ s National Cancer I n s t i t u t e 5 U10 CA36004-05 $67,620 December 1, 1987 - November 30, 1988 Children's Cancer Study Group

Department of Health and Human S ~ r v i o p s Nat ional I n s t i t u t e of D i a b e t ~ s and Digestive and K i d n ~ y Diseases 7 R01 DK14744-I0 $136,175 February 1, 1988 - August 3 1 , 19.28 Hormonal Con t ro l of Alpha 2U Globulin Synthesis in L i v e r

National Aeronautics and Space Administration N A C ~ -44 2, Cupplement No. 1 $22,000 January 1, 1988 - December 31, 1988 Effects of Microgravity on t h e S t a t o c y s t of ApLysla C a l i f o rn ica

National Science Faundaticn DMB-8613978 $65 ,oou April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Multiple Sigma S u b u n i t s of B a c i l l u s subtillis RNA Polymerase

The University of Texas ~ e a l t h Science Center at San Antonio Contracts and Grants - Federal and Foreign Government Icontinu~di June 9, 1988 Meeting

50. Agency: No. : New Funds: Cur ren t Per iod : Title/Description:

National Science Foundation DMB-8718632 $100,000 April 1, 1988 - March 31, 1989 Mutational Analysis of t h e Biological Function of HMG P r o t e i n s

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER ET SAE ANTONIO

V.T. BOARD GF REGENTS' XEETING

JUNE 9, 1988

PATENT LICENSE AGREEMENTS

he following agreempnrs have been awarded and are recommended for approval by he U.T. Bbsrd of Regents:

. Licensee:

License Tssue Fee: Royalty: Period : Description:

! Licensee:

License Issue Fee: R o y a l t y :

Period: Desc r ip t i on :

bersham fntcrnational Rmersham Place Little Chalfont Buckinqhamshire EP7 9NA England N o n ~ $10,000 (one t i m e payment) March 14, 1988 - March 14, 2003 License agrP~mPnt for Liqand and S t a r t i n g Material

Stiefrl Laboratories, Inc . 2801 Ponce DP Leon B l v d . Coral Gables, Florida 33134-6988 None 3.5% while application is pending; 5 % after date of patent issuance: 2 % if p a t ~ n t application rejected March 1, 1988 - March 1, 2003 License Agreement fo r Therapeutic Compositions a s Desc r rb~d in Application Serial No. 862,808 filed May 13, 1986

THE 3NIVERSTTY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT EAN ANTONTO

JUNE 9 , 1988

AMENDMENTS TO THE 1987-88 OPERATlNG BUDGE'I'

Che term "rate" is t h e full-time twelve-month ratp, the appointee r ~ c e i v i n g a ?roportianat~ amount depending upon the funct ion of time for which he is 3ppoint~d and t h ~ period of h i s appointment. Sources of funds for payment of salarips, u n l e s s oth~rwise shown, is t h e department salaries account.

Full-tim~ salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , N a m ~ - Date Time Mas, Rate RBC -- --

APPOINTMENTS

SENEPAL A D M T N I S T m T I O N Vlce President for Academic Services and Pharmacology

V i c e President for Academic Services and Professor ( T ~ n u r e )

1. John A. Thomas 3/01/88 100 12 S 99,000 126

MEDICAL SCHOOT, Family Practice

~asistant Prof~ssor (Nnn-Tenure) 2. Miguel A . Bedolla 1 /2 2/88 100 1 2

Source ot Funds:

State: $ 16,531 Other: 35,571 DEHS Contract

$ 5 5 , 1 0 2 Total Compensation

Csbstettics and Gynecology Obst~trics S p ~ c i a l i s t

3 . Gloria S. Riemenschn~ider 2/01/88 100 12

Source of Funds :

O t h ~ r : BCHD Contract

~ r o f e s s o r (Tenur~l 4. Arun K. 3oy

Source of Funds:

State : Gther : 18,9134 D H H S Corlf ract

$ 84,000 Total Compensation

Ophthalmoloq y Associate Prof~ssor (Non-Tenur~)

5 . R a y m o n d A . Applerate 1/18/88 100 12

I n s t r u c t o r in Ophtk,almology (Nnn- T e n u r e !+search Appointment)

6 . Wen-Loong Huanq 1/04/88 W/O/S 12

rhe University of T e x a s Nealth Science Center a t Sdn Antonio

'aendments to t h e 1987-88 Operating Budget (continued) June 9, 1986 Neeting

Full- time Salary

Effective % NO. Item, Department, Title, N a m e Date Time Mos. Rate RBC -- -

4PPOINTMENTS - (continued)

4EDICAL SCHOOL (continued) P s y c h i a t r y Assistant Professor of Psychiatry

(Hon-Tenure Clinical Appointment) 9. fva K . Timerman 2/01/88 W/O/S 12 W/O/S 113

In s t ruc to r in Psychiatry (Non- Tenure C l i n i c a l ~ppointm~nt)

10. Shannon E. Scnt t 2/01/89 100 12 $ 28,000 116

Source of Funds:

other: BCHD Contract

s u r g ~ r y S t a f f Perfusionist

11. Mary E. Mensch 2/15/88 100 12

Source of Funds:

O t h e r : VA Cont rac t

Ce l l u l a r and Structural D i o l o g y

Assoc ia te Professor ( T ~ n u r ~ ) 12. Bandana C h a t t e r j e e 1/01/88 100 12

Associate Professor h n - T e n u r e ) 13. Pudux Jagadeeswaran 3/0 1/88 100 12

P a t h o l o q y Assistant Profpssor INon-Tenure)

14. Philip T. Valente 2/01/88 100 1 2 1

Source o f Funds:

S t a t e : $79 ,800 ,

Augmentation : 10,200 MSRDP Pur~ils $ 90,000 Total Compensation

Pharmaco lcg y Instructor i r l Pharrnac~logy (Nan- Tenure Research ~ppo in tment )

15, Stephen E. DiCarlo 1 /l8/88 20 12

Source of Funds:

O t h e r : DHHS C o n t r a c t

r h e Universi ty of Texas H e a l t h Science Center at San Antonin bnendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget (continued) ;UIIP 9# 13SG X P * L ~ I ~ ~

Full-time Salary

Effective 3 NO. I tern, Department, Title, Name Date Time Mos. Rate RB C -- -

4FPOINTFENTS (continued)

3ENTAL SCHOOL Periodantics

C l i n i c a l A s s o c i a t e Prof e ~ s o r INon- T e n u r e )

1 6 Joseph P. Summa l l l l / 8 8 10 12 $ 30,000 118

I ~ P University of Texas Health S c i ~ n c e C e n t e r at San Antonic Amendments to t h e 1987-88 Fperating Budget (cont inued) 2ur1r 9, 19138 :4erting

Full-time Sa la ry

E f f e c t i v e % No. I t e m , Department, T i t l e , N a m e Date Time Mos. Rate RB C -- -

CHANGES IN STATUS

MEDICAL SCHOOL

Pediatrics 17. Maria C. Cruz

From: Assistant P r o f ~ s s c r INon-Tenure Clinical Appointment)

TO : Assistant Professo r (Nan-Tenure Clinical Appointment ) 3/01/88 100 1 2 38,000

Source of Funds:

O t h e r : DIiHS C o n t r a c t

DENTAL SCHOOL Office of the Dean and Frosthodontics

18. William A. Kuebker

From: ~rofessor(~~nure)

To : I n t e r i m A s s o c i a t e D ~ a n for Academic A f f a i r s and Professor ( T e n u r ~ ) 1/0 1 /88 100 12

rhc University of Texas H e a l t h Science C e n t ~ r at San Antariio Qrwndments to t h e 1987-88 Operating B u d g ~ t (cont inued) Tune 9, 19813 Meeting

F u l l - t i m e Salary

Date of % No. Item, Department, Title, Name

TESIGNATf ONS

4EDICAL SCHOOL Ophthalmology Assistant ~rofessar (Nan-Tenure)

19, Gary M. Cowan

Orthopaedics Specialist in Emergency ~odical Service

20. Keiren C. Lange

Psychiatry C l i n i c a l Assistant Professor (Non-Tenur~)

21. Willim R . Harris

Assistant Professor on-Tenure? 22. Malathi V. Koli

Radiology Associate Professor (Tenure)

2 3 . J a m s G. Bova

IENTAL SCHOOL P ~ r i u d o n t i c s

V i s i t i n g Professor (Non-Tenure) 24. H a n s - P ~ t e r WeSer

Resignat ion Time Mas. -- Rate RBC 2 -

The U n i v p r s i t y of Texas Health Sc ience Center at San A n t o n i o Amendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget (continued] ;une 9, 138C Meeting

TRANSFERS OF FUNDS

UNEXPENDED PLANT FUNDS 2 5 . Amount of Transfer - $10,080

From: Interest Earned an Construction Funds

To: Physical P l a n t - Sidewalks Transfer of funds necessary for the installation of s idewalks for safety considerations.

VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS 26. Amount of Transf~r - $464,975.96

From: Medicine - Teaching Salaries $ Ophthalmology - Teaching Salar ies Psychiatry - Teaching Salaries Radzology - Teaching Salaries C e l l u l a r and Structural Biology -

Teaching Assistants Cellular and Structural Biology - Teaching Associates Physiology - Teaching A s s i s t a n t s Community D e n t i s t r y - Teaching Salaries Unallocated E ~ s i d e n t I n s t ruc t i on

To : Family Practice - ~ e a c h i n g Salaries obstetrics and Gynecology - ~ e a c h i n g Salaries

pediatrics - Teaching Salaries Surgery - Teaching Salaries C e l l u l a r a n d Structural Biology - Teaching Salaries Microbiology - Teaching Assistants Pathology - Teaching Salaries ~harmacoloqy - Teaching Salaries Pharmacology - Teaching Assistants ~ental Diagnostic Science - Teaching

Assis tants ~ndodontics - Teaching A s s i s t a n t s O r t h o d o n t i c s - Tpdching Salaries periodontics - Teaching S a l a r i e s Prosthodontics - Teaching Salaries Restorative D e n t i s t r y - Teach ing Salaries Nursing School - Teaching Salaries Nursing School - Teaching Assistants

Transfer of f unds due to new appointments, terminations, and changes i n fund sources.

RBC

T r a n s f e r of funds npcessary to corr~ct the encumbrance in the Nursing School .

4;#Hf THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS 3EALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO

RECOMMRNDATIOKS FOR THE 1938 SUKZZR SESSION BL9GET

THZ U N I V E R S I T Y OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIEYCE CEKTEF A T SAN ANTONIO

SUMMARY OF 1988 SUiG-iiRK SESSSGK

Source of Funds:

Sumcr Sess ion Faculty Salaries in 1987-88 Educational and Genexal Budget

Unallocated Resident In s t ruc t i on

Application of Funds:

1988 Summer Session Eudqe t Educational and Genera l

Resident Instruction Facul ty Salaries - N~rsiny

T I E UNIVERSTTY OF TEXAS HEALTH SCIENCE CENTER AT SAN ANTONIO SCHOOL OF NURSING

1987-88

Item Appointment % Academic

No. - T l t l e - Name - Code Period Time Rate

ASSOCIATE PROFESSOR - 20 1. Butnarescu, Glenda T 6-01 6-30 100 $ 40,271

Smith, Cassandra 6-01 6-30 100 41,743 2 .

3. Stewart, Ruth T 7-16 8-31 100 41,933

4. T i l l o t s a n , Dplight T 6-01 6-30 100 37,194

5. Villaxreal, Patricia T 6-01 7-15 100 37,648 l' 7-16 8-31 90 37,648

ASSISTANT PROFESSOR - 30 Bell, Margaret T 6-01 7-15 100 35,699

Hoevet, Gail T 6-01 7-31 100 38,093

Lamhorn, Marilyn 7-16 8-31 100 28,350

L i n t o n , Adrianne 6-01 7-15 7 5 29,757

Murphy, Marilyn 6-01 7-15 7 5 25,460

Poplin, Irene T 6-01 7-15 7 5 29,453

Roll, Lona 6-01 7-31 100 27,096

Shock l e y , Judi th T 6-01 6-30 100 36,509

S i s n e y , Kathryn 6-01 7-15 100 24,289

Staurovsky, L i n d a 7-16 8-31 100 31,776

Thomas, Sarah 6-01 7-15 7 5 28,000

Throwe, A n i t a 6-01 7-15 7 5 2 4 , 9 2 8

Vancini, Margaret 6-01 6-30 100 30,355

IPISTRUCTOR - 40

20. Russell, Edward

INSTRUCTOR IN CLINICAL NURSING - 299

21. Foster, Jean 6-01 8-31 100 21 , E , 8 6

The University of 2xas System Cancer Center M. D. Andemn Hospital and Tumor Institute I515 Holumrbc U v a r d Holscan, T u 17030 (713) 792-2121

May 2 , 1988

r . Charles B. Mullins xecutive Vice Chancellor for Health Affairs 'he University of Texas System 01 Colorado Street ustin, Texao 78701

ear Dr. Mullins:

he Docket for the June 9, 1988 meeting of the Board of Regents is

ubmitted for your recommendation and presentation t o t h e Board.

recommend your approval.

Sincere ly yours,

~ Q L W arles A. LeMaistre, M. . President

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS SYSTEM CANCER CENTER

DOCKET FOR JUNE 9 , 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Gifts from private Donors and Foundations t o the Univers i ty

Business Contracts f o r Services

Contracts and Grants for Research, Development, and Educational Services:

Non-Governmental ( ~ u n d s Corning 1111

S t a t e and Local Government ( ~ u n d s coming 1n)

Federal and Foreign Government ( ~ u n d s Coming 1n)

Federal and Foreign Government (Funds Going O u t

Amendments to the 1987-88 Operating Budget ( includes facu l ty and staff appointments and changes in status and transfer8 o f funda within existing budget to ta l s )

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JUNE 9 , 1988

GIFTS FROM PRIVATE DONORS AND FOUNDATIONS

the following g i f t s have been received and are recommended f o r acceptance by the U. T. Board of Regents:

Donor Purpose and Explanation Amount

1. Ms. Beth Wise, Executrix General i n s t i t u t i o n a l s u p p o r t $409,022.90 Estate of Lessley S. Keese c /o W. E. Hal l , Attorney P.O. Box H Port Arthur, TX 77641

2 . Ms. Beth Wise, Executrix General institutional support $221,768.74 Estate of Leasley S . Keese c /o W. E . Hall, Attorney P.O. Box H Port Arthur, TX 77641

3 . Ward R. Burke Executive Secretary T. L. L. Temple Foundation 109 Temple Blvd. Lufkin , TX 75901

Capital campaign at Science $100,000 Park

. Richard E. Wainerdi, Ph.D. Benefit and improve cancer $30,000 President cure and treatment in t h e Texas Medical Center Houston, Texas area 406 Jesse H. Jonee Library Bldg. Houston, TX 77030

5. Margaretta AeugLe, Manager Breast cancer therapy Smith Kline & French Laboratories P . O . Box 7929 Philadelphia, PA 19101

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEKAS SYSTEM CANCER CENTER


J U N E 9, 1988


The following contracts have been approved by t h e Of f i ce of the Chancellor and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

I. Architect: Funds : Project Description:

2 . Architect : Funds : Project Description:

3 . Architect: Funda : Project Description:

4 . Agency: Funds : Period: Title/Descript ion :

5 . Agency: Funds : P e r i o d : Title/Description:

6 . Agency : Funds : Period: Title/Deacription:

7. Agency: Funds : Period : ~itle/Description:

Price Eng ineers $2 5,000 Develop plans to determine the most appropriate, economical solution t o the BVAC system problems in the Houston Main Building

Page Southerland Page $lZ,SOO Develop plans t o remodel the private room w i n g to meet the physical requirements and expectations of our patients

Spencer Engineering $23,000 Develop plans to upgrade the mechanical systems at the Smith Research Building

South Texas Vendors As per contract September 1, 1987 through August 3 1 , 1990 STV agrees t o furnish and service food and beverage vending machines on the campus

International Business Machines Corporation No exchange of funds September 15, 1987 through December 31, 1989 Jo in t ly d e f i n e d effort to develop an ineerac t ive videodisc program on training modules

Elgee Associates $14,881 per month September 1, 1987 through August 31, 1991 Renewal lease o f 75 ,280 square feet of warehouse apace

ARA Environmental Services, Inc . $249,696/year September 1, 1987 through August 31, 1989 Peform housekeeping and related services a t Houston Main Building


U . T . BOARD OF REGENTSi MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - NON-GOVERNMENTAL (FUNDS COMING I N )

The following contracts and grants have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents:

1. Agency: No. : New Funds : Period: TitlelDescription:

2. Agency: No.: New Funds : Period: Title/Descript ion:

3. Agency: No. : New Funds : Period: Title/Description:

4. Agency: No. : New Funds : Period: Title/Description:

5 , Agency: No. : New Funds: Period : Title/Deacription:

6. Agency: No. : New Funds: Period : T i t le/Descript ion:

Glaxo, Inc. CSDM8 7-0 7 7 $40,000 November 1, 1987 through October 31, 1988 A Phase I Open Label Dose Comparison of Intravenous GR-C507/75 in the Prevention of Nausea and Vomiting in Cancer Patients Treated with High Dose Cisplatin

General Electric Company None $168,000 October 7, 1987 through October 6, 1989 Agreement concerning a c l i n i c a l investigation program of medical imaging and d iagnos i s using a SIGNA MR system

I.V.P. Company None $1,782.00 December 8, 1987 through June 7 , 1988 Gastro-Intestinal Endoscopic Optical F i b e r Fluorirnetry

Krug International LS88-02 $30,000 November 1, 1987 through October 31, 1988 Cytogenetic Analysis of Selected Individuals from NASA/JSC Population

Research Biogenics, Inc. CS 87-04 $49 ,896 January 8, 1988 through January 7, 1989 Characterization of RBI GPS

A l z a Corporation CS88-16 $107,250 February 15, 1988 through A p r i l 14, 1989 The C l i n i c a l Use of and Safety o f Transdermal Therapeutic System (TTS) w i t h Fentanyl in the Management of fain in Patients with Cancer

re U n i v e r s i t y o f T~.xas S y s t e m Canccr Cen te r >n-Gnvernrtient Contracts and G r a n t s - Funds C o l a i n g In z g e n t s ' Meeting June 9 , 1988

7. Agency: No. :

N e w Funds : P e r i o d : ' l ' i t le/Descrip t i o n :

8. Agency: No. :

New Funds : Per iod :

T i t le/Description:

9. Agency : Nn. : New Funds: Period: Title/Description:

10. Agency: No. : New Funds : P e r i o d : Title/Description:

11. Agency: No. : N e w Funds : P e r i o d : Ti t l e /Descr ip t ion :

12. Agency: No. : New Funds : Per iod : T i t Le/Descript ion :

1 3 . Agency: No. : New Funds: P e r i o d : Title/Description:

McGiLl University Subcontract under Prime Grant No. 5 R01 CA2 2849- ll $23,844 February 1, 1988 th rough January 31, 1989 P r o j e c t which I n v o l v e s Data Collection

University of Pittsburgh Subcontract under Prime Grant No. 5 R24 RR03577-02 $1,180 September 30, 1987 thrmrgh September 2 9 , 1988 Genet ic Management of Chimpanzee Breeding Program

Triton Bioscienccs, Inc . None Mn exchange of funds December 15, 1987 th rough l i f t ! of p a t e n t Metllods and Cornpositions f o r Identifying and Treating Tumor M e t a s t a s i s

Hybr i t ech , Incorpora ted DM87-067 $ 3 3,600 December 4, 1987 through December 3, 1988 Pilot Study of the Detection of Colorec ta l Carcinoma Us ing lll~ndium-~abeled Anti-Colorectal Murine Monoclonal Ant ibody

Hybritech, Incnrpora t e d DM87-001 $20,880 December 4 , 1987 t h r o u g h December 3 , 1988 Phase I1 C l i n i c a l S t u d y : Detection of Rectal Carcinoma Using l l l ~ n d i u m ~ a b e l ed Anti-CEA Monoclonal Antibody Type ZCE 025 P r i o r to S u r g e r y

Hybri tech, I n c o r p o r a t e d DM87-003 $27,201 December 4 , 1987 through December 3 , 1988 Phase 1/11 C l i n i c a l S t u d y for D e t e c t i o n of R e c t a l Carc inonla by llI1n-labeled Ant i-CEA F ( a b ' I Z ~onoclonal A n t i b o d y Type ZCE 025

tloechs t-Roussel P h a r m a c e u t i c a l s , Inc . CS88-09 $62,400 March 14, 1988 through March 1 3 , 1 9 S 9 Cornbinat ion Chemotherapy with 5-Fluorouracil, THP-Adri amycin and Cyclophosphamide f o r P a t i c n t s with Metastatic Breast C a n c ~ r

ie University of Texas S y s t e m Cancer Center ,n-Government Contracts and Grants - Funds Coming Tn sgentst Meeting June 9, 1988

14. Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Period : TitlejPescription:

15. Agency: No. : New Funds: Period: Title/Description:

I d . Agency: No. : N e w Funds: Period: Title/Description;

17. Agency: No, : New Funds : P e r i o d : T i t le/Descript ion:

Cytogen Corporation, l n c . CS88- 18 $93,420 March 9, 1988 through March 8 , 1989 Phase 1/11 C l i n i c a l Study of Monab B ~ ~ . ~ - G Y K - P T P A - ~ ~ ~ in Patients w i t h Breast Carcinoma

Hybritech, Incorporated Amendment NO. 3 $25,000 January 1, 1988 through D e c e m b e r 31, 1988 Role of CA-195 a s a Tumor Marker for Colon Cancer

Hoechs t-Roussel Pharmeceuticala , Inc . CS88-08 $62,400 March 14, 1988 through March 13, 1989 Combination Chemotherapy with THP-ddriamycin and DTIC f o r Patients with Mets or Unresectable Soft-Tissue Sarcomas and Gynecology Sarcomas

Hoeschst-Roussel Pharmaceuticals, I n c . CS88-19 $ 5 5 , 2 0 0 March 1 4 , 1988 through March 13, 1989 Phase I1 Study of THP-Adriamycin 14-0-Tetrahydropyranyl Ad riamyc in Hydrochloride, NSC 333054) in Patients w i t h Advanced Squam~us C e l l Carcinoma of the Head and Neck


U.T. BOARD O F REGENTS' MEETING

JUNE 9, 1988



(FUNDS COMING IN)

I. Agency :

No* : Mew Funds : Period : Title/Description:

2. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : T i t le/Descript ion:

3 . Agency: No* : New Funds :

Period :

The University of Texas Health Science Center a t Houston IAC (88 -89 ) 0907 $2,500,000 September 1, 1987 through August 31, 1988 Interagency contract t o provide telephone services, academic and research computer services, Dental Branch boiler room '

services and other such supplies and services

The University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio IAC (88-89) 0890 $21 ,300 March 1 8 , 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1988 Interagency contract which provides f o r gene polymorphism studies

MBank Houston, N . A . None Not to exceed an aggregate amount of $2 j 000,000 February 1, 1988 u n t i l cancellation by either party Interagency cont ract which provides for p a t i e n t loan program



JUNE 9 , 1988


AND EDUCATIONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN G O V E W N T

(FUNDS COMING IN)

The following contracts and grants have been awarded and are recommended f o r approval by the U.T. Board of Regents :

1, Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Period: Title/Description:

Agency :

No*: ,

New Funds: Period: Title/Deacription:

3. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period: TitlelDescription:

4 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : T i t le/Description:

5, Agency:

No* : New Funds : Per iod : Title/Description :

6 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : TitlelDescription:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Prevention and Cont ro l 5 KO8 CAOllll-03 SRC $72,887 May 1, 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 NC I Physician Investigator Development Award Program

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Prevention and Control T32 CA09598-01 SRC (V) $10,592 May 1, 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Predoctoral Training Program in Cancer I m u n o b i o l ~ g y

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Inarirute D i v i s i o n of Cancer Treatment 5 POI CA06294-27 SRC-M ( 6 ) $1,958,925 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Extension of Radiot horapy Research

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Treatment 5 U10 CA03713-31 C C I , Revised $137,129 January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Pediatric Oncology Program

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Ineritute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 5 R01 CA44713-02 PTHB $280,048 May 1, 1988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Local Immunity in Skin Cancer Growth and Metastasis

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 3 R01 CA34783-05S1 CTY, Supplemental $4,019 A p r i l 1, 1987 through J u l y 31, 1988 Monoclonal Antibodies t o Mitotic C e l l s

The University of Texas System Cancer Center f e d e r a l and Foreign Government Contracts and Grants - Funds Coming In l egents ' Meeting June 9 , 1988

7. Agency :

No. : New Funds: Period : TitlelDescript ion:

8, Agency :

No* : New Funds : Period : Tit le/Deecription:

9 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Per iod : Title/Descript ion:

10. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : T i t le/Descriptibn:

11. Agency :

No. : New Funds: Per iod : Title/Description:

12. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : Title/Descripcion:

L3. Agency:

No* : New Funds : Period : Title/Deseription:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Et io logy 5 RUL CA36979-05 CPA $140,475 April 1, 1988 t h rough March 31, 1989 The Role of DNA Binding in Mouse S k i n Tumor Initiation

Deparrment of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Etiology 2 R01 CA38871-04 CPA $130,398 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Genetics of Susceptibility to Mouse Skin Tumor Promotion

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Prevention and Control 5 K O 8 CA00936-05 SRC (33) $75,604 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Chem Study of Natural Killer Cell Tox Following Surgical Stress

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Treatment 5 R01 CA23270-11 ET $147,929 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Modulation of Antitumor Drug Action by DNA Repair

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Diviaion of Cancer Treatment 5 R01 CA34465-05 SB $100,611 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Presurgical Intravenous Nutrition and Rectal Cancer

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer E t i o l o g y 5 R01 CA36361-05 RAD $123,292 January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Repair and Recomb ina t ion in Radiation-Sensitive Cella

Department of Health and Human Services Nat iona l Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 5 R01 CA42810-02 CPA $ 8 6 , 9 9 2 January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 PA-1 Human Teratocarcinoma Cells as a Model System

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'he University of Texas System Cancer Center 'ederal and Foreign Government Contracts and Grants - Funds Coming In legents' Fleeting June 9, 1988

14. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period: Title/Description:

1 5 . Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Period : Title/Description:

16. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period: ~itle/Description:

17, Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : Title/Descriprion:

18. Agency:


L9. Agency:

No. : New Funds: period: T i t le/Description:

20. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period: TitlejDescription:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Etiology 5 R O I CA45124-03 VR, Revised $172,898 January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Paralytogenesis Induced by M d V Mutants

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 5 R01 CA42857-02 PTHB, Revised $117,350 January 1, 1988 through December 31, 1988 Metastatic Potential of Human Colorectal Carcinoma

Department o f Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 1 R29 CA46251-01 EI $97,238 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Head & Neck Cancer: Clinical Impact of Natural Inmunity

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Treatment 3 R01 CA44591-01S1 ET-1, Supplemental $12,495 March L, 1988 through August 31, 1988 Progestogen Therapy f o r Des- Induced CV Abnonnatitiea

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and ~iagnosis 1 ROT CA46687-01 PTHB $70,159 March 1, 1988 through February 28 , 1989 Biology of Pancreatic Adenocarc inoma

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Ine t i tu te Division of Cancer Etiology 2 R01 CA28711-07 MGN (Am-s), Revised $149,930 December I, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Expression of Genetic Variation in Cultured Cells

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Etiology 2 R01 CA11430-22 NEUB-1 (AHR-S), Revised $475,290 January I , 1988 through December 31, 1988 Biomathematics and Computing i n a Cancer Institute

Ihe University o f Texas System Cancer Center Tederal and Foreign Government Conrrac t s and Grants - Funds Coming In ~ e g e n t s ' ~ e e t i n g June 9, 1988

21. Agency :

No. : N e w Funds: Period: T i t le/Descript i o n :

22. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : Title/Description:

23. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : Title/Description:

2 4 . Agency:

No. : Mew Funds: P e r i o d : T i t le/Description:

2 5. Agency :

No. : New Funds: Per iod: T i t l e / D e a c r i p t ion:

26. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : Title/Description:

27. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : T i t le/Description:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Treatment 5 R O I CA43585-02 ET-1 $75,452 January 1, L988 through December 31, 1988 Assessment of G e r m Cell Damage Induced by Chemotherapy

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Divis ion of Cancer Treatment 5 R01 CA29026-08 RAD $126,206 December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 L o w Dose L i m i t of Effective Fractionation

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Treatment 1 R01 CA48652-01 RNM $142,961 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Effec t s of Hyperfractionated Radiation on Bone Growth

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 5 R01 CA39853-05 CPA (AHR) $117,684 March 1 , 1988 through February 28, 1989 Mechanism( s) of Tumor Progress ion and Metastasis

Department of HeaLth end Human Services National Cancer Ins t i tu te Div is ion of Cancer Etiology 1 R03 CA47648-01A1 SRC (36) $36 , ooo March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Genetic Epidemiology of Childhood Brain Tumors

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services National Cancer Institute Div i s ion of Cancer E t i o l o g y 5 R01 CA04484-30 RAD $256,088 April 1, 1988 th rough March 31, 1989 DNA Repair and Recovery i n t he MammaLian C e l l Cycle

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer E t i o l o g y 5 K O 1 CA42157-03 CPA $ ~04,087 A p r i l L, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Chromosome Alterat ion During Chemical Carc inogenesis

fhe Univers i ty of Texas System Cancer Center ?ederal and Foreign Government Contracts and Grants - Funds Corning In Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

28. Agency:

No* : New Funds : Period : TitlelDescription:

2 9 , Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : T i t le/Descript i o n :

30. Agency:

No, : N e w Funds : Period : Title/Deacriptioa:

31. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : Title/Deacription:

32. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : Title/Deseription:

33. Agency :

No. : N e w Funda : Period: Title/Description:

34. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Per iod : T i t l e h e s c r i p t ion:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 5 R01 6839632-04 EI $151,064 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 NK Cell Role in Resistance t o Leukemia

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Etiology 5 R O I CA42211-03 MEP $145,488 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Tumor Promoter-Induced Oxidants from Epidermal Cells

Department of Health and Human Service9 National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 1 ROL CA47276-01 CPA $116,099 April 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Altered DNA Ligaae I. in Cancer-Prone Hereditary Disease

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Treatment 1 R13 CA47062-01 SBC (93) $lO,OOO A p r i l 1 , 1988 through March 31, 1989 Plenary Symposium in the Annual Meeting of t h e Iseh

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Inet i tute Division of Cancer Prevention and Control 1 T32 CA09599-01 CT (30) $177, 756 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Training of Academic Surgical Oncologists

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 1 RDL CA47372-01 PTHB $113,691 April 1, 1988 through Warch 31, 1989 Detection of P210 BCR-ABL in Tissues from CML Patients

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 1 RO1 CA45225-01AI E I $154,488 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 In Vitro Analysia of Human Lak Cells

The University of Texas System Cancer Center Federal and Foreign Government Contracts and Grants - Fund8 Caming In Regents' Meeting June 9 , 1988

35. Agency :

No. : New Funds: Period : Ticle/Description:

36. Agency:

Ho. : New Funds: P e r i o d : T i t l e / D e s c r i p t ion:

37 . Agency:


38. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Per iod: it le/Descript i o n :

39. Agency :

No. : New Funds: Per iod : T i t le/Description:

40. Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : Title/Description:

41. Agency :


Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Divis ion of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 5 R01 CA27544-09 CBY-2 $120,328 May 1 , I988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Purification and Characterization of Mitotic Factors

Department o f Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Prevention and Control 2 R01 CA29614-06Al E N - 1 $281,734 December 10, 198 7 through November 3 0, 1988 Genetics of Breast Cancer

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Treatment 5 R01 CA32745-06 RAD $93,608 May 1 , 1988 through April 30, 1989 Hypert hermic Stress Proteins and Thermotolarance

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Inst i tute Division of Cancer Treatment 5 R01 CA41581-03 ET $115,131 May 1, 1988 through A p r i l 3 0 , . 1989 Therapeutic Index of Oncolytic, Isomeric Platinum Drugs

Department of Health and Human S e r v i c e s National Cancer Institute Division of Cancer Biology and Diagnosis 1 R01 CA45265-OlA1 CTY $153 ,293 A p r i l 15 , 1988 through March 31, 1989 Regulation a f the Neu Oncogene

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Treatment 5 B01 CA23272-LO ET $245,920 May 1, L988 through A p r i l 30, 1989 Effect of Anticancer Agents at the Cel lu lar Leve 1 s

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Division of Cancer Prevention and Control N01-CN-85083, Master Agreement No funds are involved March 1, 1988 through September 30, 1988 Evaluation of Chemopreventive Agents by - In Vivo Screening Assaya -

The University of Texas System Cancer C e n t e r Federal and Foreign Government Contracts and Grants - Funds Coming In Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

42. Agency :

No. : N e w Funds: P e r i o d : T i t Ze/Descript ion:

4 3 . Agency : No. : New Funds: Per iod : T i t le/Descript ion:

44. Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Pe r iod : T i t l e h e s c r i p t ion:

45. Agency :

No. : New Funda: Period : T i t le/Description:

4 6 . Agency:

No. : New Funda: Per iod : Title/Description:

47. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : Tit le /Descr ipt ion:

4 8 . Agency:


Department of Hca 1 t h and Human Services Division of Research Resources 1 S l Q RR04140-01 SSS-3 ( A ) $106,000 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Upgrading of a Fluorescence-Act ivated Ce 11 Sorter

National Science Foundation DMS-8718329 $15,280 A p r i l 1 , 1988 through September 30, 1989 Nonlinear Structured Models of Interacting Cell Populations

Department of Health and Human S e r v i c e s National Institute of Dental Research 5 R01 DE07120-05 OBM-1 $85,023 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Cell Substrate Interaction in Craniofacial Morphogenesis

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services Division of Research Resources 2 SO7 RR05511-26 NSS $259,445 A p r i l 1 , 1988 through March 3 1 , 1989 Biomedical Research Support

Department of Health and Human services National Institute of General Medical Se iences 5 R 0 1 GM33185-06 PC $148,299 A p r i l 1, 1988 through March 31, 1989 Enzymatic conversion of Proteins to Glycaproteins

National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases National Institutes of Health N01-AI-72639 $221,072 March 2 8 , 1988 through J u l y 15, 1989 The Development of A d d i t i o n a l Drugs f o r Treatment of Candidiasis

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences 5 R01 GM35483-02 IMB $117,950 December 1, 1987 t h r o u g h November 30, 1988 Characterization of Intracellular B Cell Growth Fac to r

The University of Texas S y s t e m Cancer Center F e d e r a l and Foreign Government Coat rac ts and Grants - Funds Coming In Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

49. Agency:

No. : New Funds: P e r i o d : T i t le/Descript ion :

50. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period: T i t l e l D e s c r i p t ion:

51. Agency:

No* : New Funds: Period : Ti t l e lDescr ip t ion:

52. Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Period : T i t lej~escript ion:

53 . Agency:

No. : New Funds : Period : it le/Description:

54. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Pe r iod : T i t l e /Dese r ip t ion:

5 5 . Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : T i t le/Descript ion :

Department o f Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of Environmental Health Sciences 2 R O I ES03602-04AI CPA $126 ,675 A p r i l 1 , 1988 through March 31, 1989 Effects of D i o l Epoxide: DNA Adducts in Mammalian Cells

Department of H e a l t h and Human Serv ices NationaL I n s t i t u t e of General Medical Sciences 3 F34 GM10454-03St MRC $28, ooo February 1, 1988 through January 31, 1989 Training in Physiology

Department of Health and Human S e r v i c e s National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute 7 R01 HL29300-07 MGN $91,500 December 1, 1987 through Ju ly 31, 1988 Acquired and Inborn Disorder o f the A l p h a Globin Genes

Department of H e a l t h and Human Services National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences 2 R01 ES03124-07 CPA $145,258 January 1, 1988 Through December 31, 1988 Repair of DNA Damaged by Model Environmental Chemicals

Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of C h i l d Health and Human Development 5 R01 HD22596-02 SRC, Revised $ 9 7,894 December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Molecular Control of Cell Interactions

Department of Health and Human Services National I n s t i t u t e of C h i l d Health and Human Development 5 R 0 1 HD18210-05 BCE $160,077 March I , 1988 through February 28 , 1989 Chemistry of I n h i b i n and Related Hormones

Department of Heal th and Human Services National Institute of Child Health and Human Development 5 R 0 1 BD22448-02 GEN GT $20,506 December 1, 1987 through February 29, 1988 Regulation of t h e Drosophila Segmentation Gene Runt

The Universiry of Texas System Cancer Center Federal and Foreign Government Contracts and Grants - Funds Corning I n Regents' Meeting June 9 , L988

56. Agency:

No. : N e w Funds: Period: T i t le/Description:

57. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : T i t le/Description:

5 8 . Agency: No. : New Funds : Period: Title/Description:

5 9 Agency:

No. : New Funds : Per iod : Title/~escription :

Department of HeaLth and Human Services National Institute of Child Health and Human Development 5 R O I HD22448-02 GEN GT, Revised $72 ,955 December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Regulation of t h e Drosophila Segmentation Gene Runt

Department of Health and Human Services Division of Research Resources 2 SO3 RR03L70-07 NSS $4,500 March 1, 1988 through February 28, 1989 Minority High School Student Research Apprentice Program

U.S. Environmental Pro t ec t i on Agency R-812607-02-0 $83,600 October 1, 1987 through September 30, 1988 Role of U-V in t h e Growth of Human and Murine Melanomas

Department of Health end Human Services National Cancer I n s t i t u t e Div is ion of Cancer Treatment 5 RO1 CA17364-11 ET-1, Revised $136,185 December 1, 1987 through November 30, 1988 Mutagenic Action of Cancer Therapy on Testis Cells



JUNE 4, 1988

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RE SEARCH, DEVELOPMENT


(FUNDS GOING OUT)

The following contracts and grants have been awarded and ere recommended for approval by t h e U . T . Board of Regents:

1. Agency:

No. : New Funds: Period : TitTe/Descript ion:

Department of Health and Human Services National Cancer Institute Divia ion of Cancer ~iology and Diagnosis 5 R01 CA29571-08 PTHI), Revised $6,465 July 1, 1987 through August 31, 1987 Ma 1 ignant Ce 11 Variants o f ~~rn~horna/~ym~hosarcorna


JUNE 9, 1988


The term "rate" is the full-time twelve-month rate, the appointee receiving a proportionate amount depending upon the fract ion of time for which h e is appointed and the period of h i s appointment. Source of funds for payment of salaries , unless otherwise shown, is the departmental sa lar ies account.

Full-time Salary

Effective f No* Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date --- T i m e Mos. Rate - RBC

APPOINTMENTS --- -

GENERAL ADMINISTRATION THE TUMOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF Medical Special t ies

Assistant ~nternist, without tenure 1. Elias 3. Anaissie, M.D. 12/23 /87 100 12 $65,000 122

Source of Funds:

S t a t e : $40,000 General Funds

Laboratory Medicine Faculty Associate, without tenure

2. Ming-Sheng Lee, M . D . 1/6/88 100 12 $50,000 140

Source of Funds:

Other: $50,000 PRS Facul ty Associate Fund

Radiotherapy Senior Operations Manager (Administrative s ta f f )

3 . Richard F. Roberts

Genera 1 Surgery v i s i t i n g Scientist, without tenure

4 . Klara Totpal 1/22/88 LOO 12 $15,000 133

Source of Funds:

Other: $ 7,500 PRS AL Lotment Fund 7 500 Travenol Grant

T o m 1 Compensation

RE SEARCH Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

Research Associate, without tenure 5 . Harold D. Woodward, Ph.D, l/l/88

Source of Funds:

Other: $26,000 DHHS Grant

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Full-time Salary

Ef fec r ive % No, Item, Department, Title, Name Date -- Time Moa. Bate - RBC

APPOINTMENTS Continued RE SEARCH Biocehmistry and Molecular Biology

Assistant Biochemist & Assistant Professor ( on-tenured Research ~ p p o i n t m e n t

6. Howard A. Kaplan, Ph.D. 11 1/88 100 12 $27,500 15 8

Source of Funds:


Genetics Research Asaociate, without tenure 7. Malgorzata KLoc-Stepkowska, Ph.D. 1/1/88 100 12 $25,000 131

Source of Funds :

Other: $25,000 National Science Foundation

Tumor BioLogy Visiting Scientist, w i t h o u t tenure

8. Richard J . O'Kennedy, Ph.D. 2/8/88 100 12 $18,000 L49

Source of Funds:

Other: $18,000 Polycell, Inc.

Research Associate, without tenure 9. Paula A. Belloni, Ph.D. 2/1/88 100 12 $25,000 146

Source of Funds :

Other: $2 5,000 Alkermea , Inc . Visiting S c i e n t i s t , w i thout tenure 10. Xin Zhang, M.D. 11/2/87 100 12 $3,000

Source of Funds:

Other : $3,000 Cancer Center Support Grant

C l i n i c a l Immunology and Bio log i ca l Therapy Associate Internist, without tenure

11. David R. Parkinson, M.D. 1/12/88 100 12 $85,000 134

Source of Funds:

State: $53,027 General Funds Augmentation:

pRs

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Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, ~ i t l e , Name Date -- Time Mos. Rate - R B C

APPOINTMENTS Continued EDUCATION O f f i c e of Vice President for Academic Affa i r s

Teaching Associate, without tenure 12. William Skinner, M.D. 2/1/88 100 12 $32 ,634 L 54

Source of Funds:

S t a t e : Other:

$28,634 General Funds 1,000 Chairman's Fund - Hematology 1,000 Chairman' s Fund - Medical Oncology

S32,634 Total Compensation

Teaching Associate, without tenure 13. Chumyong Seong, M.D. 2/1/88 100 12 $ 2 8 , 6 3 4 1 5 5

Teaching Associate, without tenure 14. Mikos L. Auber, M.D. 2/1/88 100 12 $ 2 9 , 6 6 4 156

Teaching Associate, without tenure 15. Dong Moon Shin, M . D . 2/1/88 100 12 $28,634 15 7

SCIENCE PARK Veterinary Resources

Research A s s o c i a t e , without tenure 16. Mollie A. Bloomstrand 1/1/88 100 12 $26,000 130

Source of Funds:


PHYSICAL PLAMT 8uiLding Programs

Director of Design and Conatruction Services (Administrative S t a f f )

1 7 . Jake C. Giamalva

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CHANGE OF STATUS Continued

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date T i m e Mos. Rate --- RBC

THE TUMOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF Medical Oncology

18. Zu-Wei Wang, M . D .

From: Visiting Scientist, without tenure

To: Visiting Scientist, without tenure

Source of Funds:

Other: $22,000 DHRS Grant

19. Lynn L. Danhauser, Ph.D.

From: Assistant Pharmacologist, w i t h o u t tenure

To: Asaistant Pharmacologist and Asaistant Professor of Pharmacology, without tenure 1/1/88 100 12 $37,400

Source o f Funds:

Other: $31,790 DHHS Grant 5 610 ACS Grant

b37,400 Tors1 Compenaat ion

20. Avishay S e l l a , M.D. 13 7

From: Assistant Internist & Inetructor, non-tenured c l in i ca l appointment I00 12 $64,519

To: Assistant Internist & Assistant Professor, non-tenured c l i n c i a l appointment 1/1/88 100 12 $64,519

Source of Funds:

Other: $64,519 PRS Clinical Instructor Fund

Thoracic Surgery 2L. Louia F. DeCaro, H.D.

From: Associate Surgeon & Aesistant Professor o f Surgery, without tenure

To: A s s o c i a t e Surgeon & Associate Professor o f Surgery, non- renured c l i n i c a l appointment 1/1/88 100 12 $117,000

Source of Funds :

State : $ 75,483 General Funds Augmentation : ;Rot a 1 Cornpens at ion



Full-time Salary

Effective Z No.

Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date --- Time Mos. Rate - RBC THE T W O R INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF Medical Special t ies

22. E l i a s J. Anaissie, M.D. 141

From: Asgistant Internist, without tenure

To: Assistant I n t e r n i s t & Assistant Professor of Medicine, without tenure 2/1/88 100 12 65,000

Source of Funds:

S t a t e : $40,000 General Funds Augmentation: 25 000 PRS

565,000 Total Compensation

Laboratory Medicine 23. Margaret W. Gordon

From: Administrative Manager (Administrative S t a f f )

To: Operations Manager (Administrative S t a f f ) 1 /15/88 100 12 $34,000

Source of Funds:

Other: $34,000 Molecular Diagnostic Assoc I n c .

RE SEARCH Biochemistry and Molecular Biology

24. George R. Bousf ie ld , Ph.D.

From: Research Associate, without tenure

To: Assistant Biochemist & Assistant Professor (non-tenured clinical appointment ) 1/1/88 100 12 $30,000

Source o I? Funds :



CHANGE OF STATUS Cont inlred

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. feem, Title, Name Date --- Time Mos. Bate - RBC RE SEARCH Genetics

2 5 . Roger R. Hewitt, Ph.D. 144

From: Geneticist & Professor, term appointment

To: Geneticist & Profeesor, term appointment 2/1/88 75 1 2 $61,681

Source of Funds:

S eate : Other:

$61,681 General Funds 20 493 UT G S B S

Total Cornpensat ion

Experimental Radiotherapy 26. Maria E. Van Beek, Ph,D.

From: Viaiting Scientist, without tenure

To: Research Associate, without tenure

Source of Funds:

Other: $25 ,000 DHHS Grant

Molecular Pathology 27. Jagannadha K. S a s t r y , Ph.D.


To: Assistant Biochemist, without tenure 1/1/88 I00 12 $30,000

Source of Funds :

Other: $30,000 University Cancer Foundation A 1 toement

C l i n i c a l Imunology and B i l o g i c a l Therapy 28. Reeta Mehta, Ph.D.


To: Assistant Immunalogist C Assistant Professor of Medicine , non-tenured c l i n i c a l appointment

Source of Funds:


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Full-time Salary

Effective 4 No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name

29. Various De~artments GENERAL ADMINISTRATION

Internal Audit Mustafa A, Khan From: Director of Internal Audit

(Administrative s t a f f )

To: Director of Internal A u d i t (Administrative Staf f )

Budget Off i ce David 0. Nichols From: Budget Officer

(Administrative S t a f f )

To: Budget Officer (Administrative Staff)

Human Resources Leslie Silkwood From: Manager, Employee Relations


Date Time Mos. Rate --- RBC - 170

To: Manager, Employee Relations (Administrative Staff) 5/1/88 100 12 $36,000

THE TUPIOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF

Division of Medicine Christine A. Jezek From: Manager, C l i n i c a l Trials Administration

(Administrative S t a f f ) I00 12 $33,920

To: Manager, C l i n i c a l Trials Admin (Administrative S t a f f ) 5 /1 /88 100 12 $37,920

Source of Funds:

S t a t e : $33,570 General Funds Other: 4 350 DHHS Grant

(37,920 Total Compensation

Mary Silverstein From: Administrative Manager

(Administrative s t a f f )

To: Administrat iveManager (Administrative S t a f f )

Source of Funds:

Other: $39,000 PRS Administrative Sala r ies Grant

The University of Texas System Cancer C e n t e r Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988


F u l l - t i m e Salary

Ef fec t ive X No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date --- T i m e Mos, Rate - RBC

2 9 . Various Departments 170 THE TUMOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF

Medical Specialt ies Rena Sellin, M.D. From: Associate Internist 6 Associate

Profeesor of Medicine, non-tenured clinical appointment 100 12 $79,024

To: A s s o c i a t e I n t e r n i s t h A s s o c i a t e Professor of Medicine, non-tenured c l i n i c a l appointment 5/1/88 100 12 $83,024

Source of Funds :

State: $ 4 9 , 3 7 4 General Funds Augmentation : 3 3 650 PRS

$83,4 T O M cornpensat ion

Pathology Elvio G. Silva, M.D. From: Assoc i are Pathologist & Associate

Professor, term appointment 100 12 $100,000

To: Associate Pathologist & Associate Professor, term appointment 5/ 1/88 100 I2 $106,000

Source of Funds :

State : $ 60,998 General Funds Augmentation: 45 002 PRS

$106,000 Total Cornpensat ion

Diagnostic Radiology Bruno Fornage, M.D. From: Visiting Associate Radiologist

& Visiting Associate Professor, without tenure

To: V i s i t i n g Associate Radiologist & V i s i t i n g Associate Professor, w i t h o u t tenure 5 / 1/88 100 12 $125,000

Source of Funds:

State: $ 85,000 General Funds Augmentation: 40 000 PRS


The University of Texas System Cancer Center Regental Meeting June 9, 1988


Full-time Salary

Effective X No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date --- Time MOB. Rate - BBC

29. Various Departments 170 THE TUMOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF

Diagnostic Radiology E . Edmund K i m , M.D. From: Radiologist & Professor,

term appointment

To: Radiologist & Professor, t e m appo intmen~

Source of Funds:

Sta te : $ 90,000 General Funds Augmentation: 40 000 PRS

$130,000 Total Compensat ion

Head and Neck Surgery Alando J , Ballantyne, M.D. From: Surgeon b Ashbel Smith Professor,

w i t h o u t tenure 33 12 $116,505

To: Surgeon h Aehbel Smith Professor, without tenure 5/1/88 33 12 $139,575

Source of Funds:

Other: $46 ,060 PRS S t a f f Salaries

Stimaon P. Schantz, M , D , From: Assistant Surgeon & Assistant

Professor, without tenure

To: Assistant Surgeon & Assistant Professor,without tenure 5/1/88 100 12 $94,700

Source of Funds:

State : $65,325 General Funds Augmentation: 29 3 7 5 PRS

$94,700 Total Compensat ion

Randal S . Weber, M . D . From: A s s i s t a n t Surgeon & Assistant

Professor, non-tenured c l i n i c a l appointment

To: Ass i s tan t Surgeon &Assistant Professor, non-tenured c l i n i c a l appointment 5/1/88 100 12 $94,700

Source of Funds:

Other: $94,700 PRS Instructors Grant

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Full-time Salary

Effecrive X No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date --- Time MOB. Rate RBC -

29. Various Departments 170 THE TUMOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF

Genera 1 Surge ry David C, Hohn, M U D . From: Associate Surgeon & Associate

~ r o f e e s o r , term appointment ' 100 12 $135,000

To: Associate Surgeon h Associate Professor, term appointment 5/1/88 100 12 $145,000

Source of Funds:

S rate : $ 96,000 General Funds Augmentation: &E ES.1 Cornpensat ion

RE SEARCH fmmunology

L u i s ~hernajovsk~, Ph.D. From: Assistant Immunologist & I n e t r u c t o r ,

without tenure 100 12 $32,500

To: Assistant Imunologist & Instructor, without tenure 5/1/88 100 12 $35,000

Genetics Benoit De Crombrugghe, M.D. From: Geneticist; Professor of Genetics

& Paul 5 Mary Haas Chair in Honor of Amanda Marie Whittle, term appointment 100 12 $113,609

To: Geneticist, Professor of ~ e n e t i c s & Paul & Mary Haas Chair in Honor of Amanda Marie Whittle, E e m

appointment 5/1/88 100 12 $118,609

Source of Funda :

S t a t e : $105,700 GeneraL Funds Other: 12 909 Haas Chair Fund

t118,609 Total Cornpensat ion

Hematology Hagop M . Kantarjein, M.D. From: Assistant Internist & Assistant

Professor of Medicine, without tenure

To: Assistant Internist 6 Assistant Professor of Medicine, without tenure 5/1/88 100 12 $74,446

Source of Funds:

S t a t e : $ 2 4 , 5 5 3 GeneraL Funds Other: 21,639 DHHS Grant Augmentation: 28,254 PBS

S74,446 Total Compensation 02-28

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Full-time Salary

E f f e c t i v e 5: No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --- Time Moa. Rate - RBC

29. Various Departments 170 RE SEARCH

Hematology Noreen Lemak, M.D. From: Reeearch Associate,

without tenure

To: Research Associate, without tenure

Source of Funds:

Other: $25,000 Ainsworth Chair Fund

Clinical Immunology and Bio logica l Therapy Reeta T. Mehra, Ph,D. From: Assistant: Immunologist & Assistant

Professor, non-tenured research appointment 100 12 $28,932

To: Assistant Immunologist 6 Assistant Professor, non-tenured research appointment 51 1/88 100 12 $33,000

Source of Funds:


Julio Lautersztain, M.D. From: Assistant Internist & A s s i s t a n t

Professor, without tenure LOO 12 $60,000

To: A s s i s t a n t I n t e r n i s t h Assistant Professor, without tenure 5/1/88 100 12 $64,000

Source of Funds :

Other: $44,000 L iposome Augmentation: 20 000 PBS -m Total Cornpensat ion

Roman Perez-Soler, M.D. From: Assistant Internist & Ass is tant

Professor, without

To: Assistant Internist h Assistant Professor, without renure 5/1/88 100 12 $69 ,930

Source of Funds:

State : $44,820 General Funds Augmentation: 25 110 PRS

Tota l Cornpensat ion

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Full-time Salary

Ef fec t ive % NO. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date Time Mos. Rate

-7- R BC -

29. Various Departments 170 RESEARCH

Veterinary Medicine and Surgery Karen J, Vargas, D . V . M . From: Assistant Veterinarian &

Instructor, without tenure 100 12 $46 ,720

To: Assistant Veterinarian 6 Instructor, without tenure 5/1/88 100 12 $51 ,420

Source of Funds :


EDUCATION Off i ce of VP for Academic Affairs

Helen M. Wall From: Director, O f f ice o f Education

To: Director, Of f i ce of Education 5/1/88 100 12 $43,390

PATIENT CARE ACTIVITIES Off ice of VP for Patient Care

Joseph T, Ainsworth, M.D. From: Spec ia l Assistant to the President,

Associate Internist & Assistant Profeesor, non-tenured clinical appointment

To: S p e c i a l Assistant to the President, Associate Internist & Assistant ProIessor, non-tenured c l i n i c a l appointment 5 / 1 / 8 8 100 12 $129,391

Source of Funds:

State : $ 7 8 , 9 2 2 General Funds Augment at ion : 50,469 PRS


Admissions, Registration and Information (Administrative S t a f f ) William J. Simeone From: Director of Admisaions, Registration

and New Patient Referral 100 12 $33 ,543

To: Director of Admissions, Registration and N e w Patient Referral 5/1 /88 100 12 $35,556

Patient Care Information Systems Sandra L. Seelig From: Director, Patient Care Information

Systems (Administrative S t a f f ) 100 12 $ 5 2 , 5 0 0

To: Director, Patient Care Information Systems (Adminstrative s ta f f ) 5/1/88 100 12 $ 5 4 , 0 7 5

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Full- t i m e Salary

Effective Z No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date

29. Var ious Departments PATIENT CARE ACTIVITIES

Patient Care Information Systems John W. Hooper From: Manager, Centralized Patient Care

Information Systems (Administrative Staff)

To: Manager, Centralized Patient Care Information Systems (Administrative S t a f f ) 5/1/88

Pharmacy Glenn J. Pagel From: Senior Operations Manager

(Administrative Staf f )

To: Senior Operations Manager (Administrative S t a f f ) 5/1/88

Clinic Administrative Services Jef frey N. Broome From: Director, Clinic Admin Services

(Adminietrative Staf f )

To: Director, Clinic Admin Services (Administrative S taf f l 5/ 1/88

O f f ice of Executive Director f o r Hospital c Clinic Operations (Administrative S t a f f )

Jamea 8. Machuga From: A s s i s t a n t Admin, Pat ient Care

Facilities (Administrative S t a f f )

To: Assistant Admin, Patient Care Facilities (Administrative s t a f f ) 5/1/88

Honor ia H . Mims From: Assistant Admin, A l l i e d Health

Services (Administrative Staff)

To: Assistant Admin, A l l i e d Heal th Services (Administrative s ta f f ) 5/1/88

GENERAL SERVICES Off ice of VP for Physician Referral Development 6 Extramural Programs

Owen F. McCrory From: Director, Extramural Programs


To: Direc to r , Extramural Programs (Administrative S t a f f ) 5 / 1/88

T i m e Mos. Rate --- RBC - 170

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CHANGE O F STATUS Continued

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Depertmenc, T i t l e , Name Date --- T i m e Mos. Rate - RBC

29. Various Departments GENERAL SERVICES

Off ice of VP f o r Physician Referral Development & Extramural Programa

George M. Kresch From: Direc to r , Physician Referral & Development

(Administrative S t a f f ) 100 12 $44,000

To: Director, Physician Referral & Development (Administrative S t a f f ) 3 / 1 / 8 8 100 12 $46,800

Central Stores Johnny H. Williams From: Manager, Central Stores


To: Manager, Central Stores (Administrative Staff)

SERVICE DEPARTMENTS Physicians Referral Service

Lynn Wolfgram From: Manager, Support Services

(Administrative Manager)

To: Manager, Support Services (Administrative S t a f f ) 5/1/88 100 12 $44,500

Source of Funds:

Other: $ 4 4 , 5 0 0 PRS Administrative Salar ies Grant

SCIENCE PARK Carc i nogene a is

Arend Kootatra, Ph.D. From: A s s i s t a n t Biachemist ,

without tenure

To: Aasiatant Biochemist, without tenure

Source of Funds:


~ i c h a e l E. Nazirniec , Ph.D . From: Research A s s o c i a t e ,

without tenure

To: Research As aoc iate , without tenure

100 12 $22,000

5/1/88 LOO 12 $23,500

Source of Funds:

Other : $23,500 DHHS Grant

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LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Full-time Salary

Effective % No. Item, Department, Title, Name Date --- T i m e MOB. Rate RBC -

THE TUMOR INSTITUTE MEDICAL STAFF - EXTENDED LEAVE Diagnostic Radiology

C l i n i c a l Associate Radio log i s t , without tenure 30. J. Barnerr Finkelstein, M.D. 2/1/88 25 12 $17,510 14 5

RESEARCH - EXTENDED LEAVE Cell Biology

Visiting Scientist, without tenure

31. David A. Hume, Ph.D.

Source of Funds:

O t h e r : $30,000 UCF Allotment f o r Research Fellowship

The University of Texaa System Cancer Center Regents' Meeting June 9, 1988

RE SIGNATIONS

Pull-time Salary

Effect ive X No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date --- Time Mos. Rate RBC

THE TUMOR INSTITUTE - MEDICAL STAFF Neura logy

Neurologist & Professor, non-tenured clinical appointment

32 . William S. Fields, M . D . 1/31/88 100 12 $ 1 4 7 , 5 2 7 125

Source of Funds:

S t a t e : $ 96,066 General Funds Augmentation: 51 461 PRS

Total Compensation

RE SEARCH Cell Biology

Research Associate, without tenure

33 . Kyoshi Morikawa, H . D .

Source of Funds:

S Late: $25 ,134 General Funds Other: 2 866 Amoco Fund

Total Compensation

Tumor Biology Engineer Electron Microscopist (Administrative Staf f )

3 4 . Robert L. Hales 1/31/88 100 12 $43,400 128

Cl in i ca l Immunology and Bio log ica l Therapy A s s o c i a t e Internist & Associate Professor (non-t enured c l in ica l appointment

35. Adan A . Rios, M.D. 12/31/87 100 12 $92,910 123

Source of Funds :

Other: $92,910 PRS Staf f S a l a r i e s

Assistant Internis t and Assistant Profeeaor (non-tenured clinical appointment

3 6 . Gary W. Brewton, M , D .

Source of Funds:

Other: $64 ,630 PRS Ins t r ue tors

RESEARCH MEDICAL LIBRARY Associate Librarian (Administrative S t a f f )

37. Katherine A . Jenkins

PATIENT CARE ACTIVITIES Blood Bank

Manager, Blood Bank (Administrative Staff)

38. Betty A * Callicott

The University of Texas S y s t e m Cancer Center Regents ' Meeting June 9, 1988

RE S IGNAT IONS

Full-time Salary

E f feccive X No. Item, Department, T i t l e , Name Date T i m e Mos. Rate --- RBC -

PATIENT CARE ACTIVITIES Cl in i ca l Radiarian P h y s i c s

Manager, Dosimetry Services (Administrative s t a f f )

39. Glenda S . Ballard

Office of Executive Director Hospital & C l i n i c Operations

Assistant Administrator Ear Patient Support Services (Adminietrative s t a f f )

40. Donna M. Murphy

GENERAL SERVICES Cornput i n g Resources

Manager of Information Systems (Administrative S t a f f } 41. Danna J. Wilson

Biomedical Comunications Manager, Hedia Production (Administrative s t a f f ) 42. Anita H. Leffel

PHYSICAL PLANT Building Programs

Coordinator (Administrative s t a f f )

4 3 . Wayne E. Beeson

SERVICE DEPARTMENTS P r i n t Shop Revolving Fund

Manager, Printing Services (Administrative S t a f f )

4 4 . Kenneth 0. Weaver

Source of Funds:

Other: $35,916 Print Shop Revolving Funds

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER Y. O. aox 2003, TYLER, TEXAS ;5710

May 2 , 1988

Charles B. Mullins, M.D. Executive Vfce Chancellor for Health A f f a i r e The Dniversity of Texas System 601 Colorado Street Aus t in , Texas 78701

Dear Doctor M u l l i n s :

The Docket for the June 9 , 1988 meeting

of the Board of Regents Is submitted f o r your

recommendations and presentat ion to t h e Board.

S i n c e r e l y ,

Director

E n c l nsures

G A H I D S T ~ ~ ~

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALf H CENTER AT TYLER

DOCKET FUH JUNE 9, 1988

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page No.

~ f f t I i . u t i o n Agreements ..........................-......................... HT-3

: o n t r a c t s and Grants for Research, Development, and Educat i n n a l Services

......................... State a ~ i d Local Government (Funds Comrlng In)

State and 1,ocal Government (Fut:ds Going Out) ......................... ..................... Federal and Foreign Government (Funds Coming f t l ) HT-4

mndments to the 1987-88 Operating Budgets ( ir>cluding facul ty and s t a f f appuintments and changes in status and transfer of funds w i t h i n exiutlng budget totals). ...................................... HT-5

THE UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER

U . T . BOARD OF REGENTS MEETING

AFFILIATION AGREEMENTS (NO FUNDS)

'he following agreement has been awarded and is recomniended f o r approval by The I.T. Board of Regents:

. Agency: The University of North Carolina a t Chapel Hill Funds : No funds Period: 02124188 untfl written n u t i c e of cancellation Description; Educational experience afffliation agreement between

The University of Texas Health Cente r a t Tyler and The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, North Carolina t o provide hea l th related educational experience to students.

THE U N I Y E R S I T I OF TEXAFi HEALTH CENTER AT TYLER

U.T. ROARD 01; REGENIS ' MEETING

CONTRACTS AND GRANTS FOR RESEAKCH . DF,VEIcUPMENT

.WD EDUCA'TLONAL SERVICES - FEDERAL AND FOREIGN WVERNMENT

(FUNDS COMING TN)

l e following item has been awarded and is recommended i o r approval by The .T. Board of Reg~ncs:

. Agency: No : Funds : Per l a d : Title:

Agency : No : Funds: Period: Tf c lc:

Div i s ion of Research Resources NSS 2 SO3 RR03465-02 $6,000 .OO 03/0~)8S to 02/28/89 Hlnorlty High School Student Research Apprentice Program

Nattanal Hearr, Lung, and Blood Institute BEM-1 R23 HL39702-01 $85.R12.OD 04/01 /88 to 03i31189 Identification n f T5P Keceptors on Hi~rnan Cells

THE I1NIVERSlT'i OF TEXAS HEALTH CEN'IER AT TYLER

U.T. BOARI) OF REGENTS' FEETlNC

JUNE 9 , 1988

MENDMENTS TO THE 1987-1988 OPERATLNG BUDGET

TSlCAL PLANT Power Plant

I . Amaunt of Transfer - $ 30,000.00

From: General Plant Maintenance - Classiffed Salaries

To; Power Plant - Maintenance & Operation

To provide addi t ional funds for f i s c a l year 1987-88.

'TENT SERVICES Card Fology

2 . Amount of Transfer - Q 14,000.00

From: Catdiology - Mainrenance & Operation

To: Cardiology - Equipment

RBC -

9 3

T o provide additiuual funds for f i s c a l year 1987-88.

June 1988 - Docket - UT System

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