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Board OKs two new VPsBy Bruce CharonnatVice Provost for Research William Massy will replace Robert Augsberger as vice president tor business and finance in September, President Richard Lyman has announced.Lyman also disclosed the appointment of Joel Smith as vice president for development, succeeding Kenneth Cuthbertson. Smith is currently Cuthbertson’s special assistant and will assume his new post in August.Both appointments were approved by the Board of Trustees at its meeting earlier this month. In addition, the board selected two new members, Sallyanne Payton and John A. Young.Lyman, commenting on the appointments, said Massy brings a strong sense of purpose and enthusiasm to the bus-iness and finance vice presidency. His distinction in budgetary planning and his accomplishments as a faculty member and administrator are widely known, and the sum of his experience will be put to good use in the enterprise.“I know that Bill’s good sense and good humor will serve him and Stanford well. I’m delighted to welcome him aboard this new and critical assignment.”Praise for SmithPraising the board’s approval of Smith, Lyman said his “energies of mind and spirit, the unusual breadth of his experience — as an attorney, university administrator. and college president — and his clear devotion to Stanford’s future all combine to make him an opportune choice.“In assuming the responsibilities as ably discharged byKen CAithbertson, Joel’s fairness and force will serve Stanford and the independent sector of higher education well. I’m delighted to bid him welcome to the enterprise and excited to have him take on this significant new role.Smith is a former president of Denison University. 'Payton, associate professor at the University of Michigan Law School, and Young, executive vice president of Hewlett-Packard Company, were elected to five-year terms on the board effective immediately. Payton was an alumni-elected board member from 1972 to 1976.15 years hereMassy, known for his studies of fiscal planning for universities, joined the Graduate School of Business faculty in 1962. In 1971, the school promoted him to associate dean and, later that year, he was appointed to his current post.Smith MassySmith came to the University in 1965 as an associate general secretary, concentrating on development and fundraising. He was soon promoted to associate dean of students, associate provost, and finally dean of stu-(Please turn to page 7)
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