Walsh and Parlee Hired as Faculty Promotions Announced
The Board of Trustees approved Education Committee recommendations on faculty promotions effective July 1 1975. Six associate professors become full professors, including Serge Gavronsky and Joseph Malone in language studies and Richard Friedberg Bernice Segal and Joan Vincent in science and anthropology. New hires: John Walsh professor of art history and Mary Parlee associate professor of psychology. Parlee arrives from Harvard Medical School on a three year term non tenure track. Parlee’s research spans menstruation childbirth menopause and sex differences in perception and cognition. Walsh previously studied at Exeter Yale Columbia Leyden and taught at Columbia with Frick and Metropolitan Museums presenting thirteen publications.
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Alison Collins
Committee On Education
Serge Gavronsky
Miurella Servodidio
Joseph Malone
Richard Friedberg
Bernice Segal
Joan Vincent
John Walsh
Mary Parlee
Parlee
Exeter
Yale
Columbia
University of Leyden
Frick
Metropolitan
Walsh
Mary Brown Parlee
Barnard
Harvard Medical School
Radcliffe
M.st
Wellesley
Barnard Trustees OK 75 76 Budget With Tuition Hike
The Board of Trustees approved the 1975 76 budget showing a 350 tuition increase an 8.5 salary rise for all full time faculty. Revenue 12 066 635 versus expenditures 12 250 739 deficit 184 000 and a net 950 000 more for next year with TAP aid expansion and unchanged current aid.
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Board of Trustees
Barnard
Ston
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New York
Spring Festival at Barnard Promises Diverse Events Apr 26
Pat Tinto previews Barnard's Spring Festival on Saturday April 26 from 10 AM to 11 PM featuring outdoor cafe by BHR folk and Columbia band performances, a dunking booth, food stalls, a bowling tournament, AAA Volleyball finals, a guest speaker from women's sports, three act plays by Comedia dell Arte, New World Theatre musical, a French play, Pernod tasting, Judith Scott Improvisation Group and Barnard Gym Piece Part II by the Dance Ensemble.
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Pat Tinto
Barnard
BHR
Columbia Band
Comedia Dell’arte
New World Theatre
Judith Scott
Page
Columbia Senate report Cites unequal hiring of women
A Columbia University Senate commission notes serious under representation of women in upper level instruction despite many women in non tenured posts. It cites pay inequities and departmental bias in promotions while stressing the need for better data and department level monitoring.
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Sabrina Freed
Columbia University
University Senate
Commission On the Status of
Francis Hoffman
Chemical Laboratories
Columbia
Barnard
Teachers College
Lee Canman
Senate
Staff Meeting Sets Bulletin Return After Fall Semester
Bulletin will suspend publication until fall as staff thanks Barnard and others who helped this semester. A final staff meeting is today at 5:00 to discuss next semester and ensure all staff attend.
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T Barnard
Student Input On Hiring Proposed
Debby Hirshman in a letter to Dean Breunig and Martha Peterson urges student input in faculty appointments. ATP considers recommendations and makes tenure and promotion proposals with no current student representation. The Education Committee, led by Catherine Woodbridge, votes on related actions.
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Terri Apfelblum
Committee of
ATP
Debby Hirshman
Undergrad
Dean Breunig
Martha Peterson
Education Committee
Barnard
Catherine Woodbridge
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Lisa Lerman
Forrest Abbott
Ivar Berg
George E. Warren
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