UVM Names McCune President Policy on Speakers
The University of Vermont Board of Trustees approved a policy for outside speakers on campus. The policy allows the university president to require a faculty chair, audience questions, balance with opposing views, and sponsorship by a recognized campus organization.
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UVM
McCune
Burlington
Uniersity of Vermont Board of Trustees
Lyman S&s. Rowell
New Hampshire
University of New Hampshire
Norman T. London
Herbert C. McArthur
College of Arts and Sciences
Gordon R. Nielson
Allen Walker
Financial Aid
Z. Philip Ambrose
Malcolm D. Daggett
Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Seline Sibut
Lyman J. Gould
Puerto Rico
Robert A. Hall
Clark Johnson
Meeting of the Trust
UVM President Follows His Family's Tradition
Dr. Shannon McCune is named Vermont's 18th president, a third generation college leader with prior roles as provost at UMass and consultant at the University of Illinois. Trustees also appoint Curtis B. Norris as science technical writer and authorize campus, architectural, and program actions including a new physics degree, bookstore architect, and arena projects.
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UVM
Shannon McCune
Vermont
George S. McCune
Union Christian College
Pyongyang
Korea
Huron College
South Dakota
McCune
John A. McAfee
Tees
Samouel W. Fishman
Vergennes
Merrill E. Perley
Enosburg
George R.J. McGregor
Massachusetts
Curtis B. Norris
Hanover
Mass
Middlebury Colege
Norris
Boston Sunday Herald
Yankee
Gallagher House
South Pros
Pect St
Centennial Field
J. Barr
College of Technology
Gutterson
Burlington Amateur Hockey Association
First UVM President Felled Own Timber
Daniel Clarke Sanders, the first president of the University of Vermont, built the fledgling institution from the ground up in Burlington. Born in Sturbridge, he moved there in 1800, led early prep courses in his home, and aided in selling timber from the campus pine grove to fund the first college building. Four students graduated in 1804, three in 1805, and six in 1806.
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Burlington
Daniel Clarke Sanders
University of Veremont
Sturbridge
Mass
Harvard
Veregennes
Ira Allen
Sanders
Cassius F. Pomeroy
Vermont Life features Bennington Museum and more
The spring issue of Vermont Life Magazine goes to 90 000 readers and showcases Bennington Museum glass from Lake Dunmore, a Willoughby River trout run, steam rail excursions to Chester, pony farm, bookbinding at Shaftsbury, white water racing on the West River at Jamaica, Vermont film topics, scenic spring photos from towns including Wilmington and Stowe, and a feature on pre cut log cabins in Hartland with Sher man Howe Jr. as lead photographer.
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Vermont Life Magazine
Willoughby
Hanson Carroll
Hartford
Weathersfield
Seargent P. Wild
Kathryn
Gerhard Gerlach
Old Stone Mill
Shaftsbury
Robert Jay Evans
West River
Jamaica
Stephen Greene
Colmn
Next
Vermont
Wilmington
Norwich
Manchester
Ottauquechee
Pomfret
Lyndon
Stowe
Bob Hagerman
The
Banner
Rockwell Stephens
Jesse Ware
Hartland
Sherman Howe Jr
Margaret Smith
New Route London
UPI
British United Airways
London
Leningrad
McCune Follows Traditions Of Midwest at UVM
Dr. Shannon McCune chosen as the 18th president of the University of Vermont, linking Vermont’s long New England heritage with Midwestern ties of the past decades. The piece traces a pattern where many presidents hailed from New England, the Midwest, or the South, detailing their alma maters and paths to Vermont’s top post as political advertising ends.
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Midwest
UVM
Burlington
Shannon McCune
University of Vermont
Vermont
Daniel Clark Sanders
Harvard
New England College
John T. Fey
University of Maryland
College of Wooster
Ohio
Syracuse
New York State
Clark University
Massachusetts
New Minister Named To Head Vermont Congregational Conference
Rev Edward Straight Treat elected minister of the Vermont Congregational Conference at a Randolph meeting and will begin duties Sept 1 in Burlington succeeding Rev Max H Webster. Treat, 46, previously led North Dakota Conference UCC since 1952 and has Vermont ties. He and wife have four children. he will lead 188 church fellowship with 27,000 adults and 15,000 school members.
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Randolph
Edward Straight Treat
Vermont
Bethany
Max H. Webster
Bennington
Treat
North Dakota
United Church of Christ
Waterbury
Mr. Treat
Richmond
Oberlin College
Union Theological Seminary
Talas
Turkey
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions of
The
Congregational
Walker T. Hawley
Middlebury
Vermont Congregational Conference
Maple Street
Burlington
Green Mt Club To Meet Sunday
The Bennington Section of the Green Mountain Club holds its annual meeting at 6 p.m. next Sunday in the Old Bennington Schoolhouse with a covered dish supper. Members will elect officers and discuss the coming year's program. All Bennington area hikers and section members are invited.
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Green Mountain Club
Bennington Area
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