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UNIVERSITY SENATE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
1400 Washington Avenue
Albany, New York 12222
University Senate
1982-83 Organizatlonal Meeting
Minutes
May 3, 1982
The meeting was called to order at 3:40 p.m. in the Campus
Center Assembly Hall by the Chairperson, Peter Krosby.
1.
Announcements
The Chairperson announced that the 1982-83 Senate would become
official on July 1, 1982.
He reported that copies of the new
Meeting Schedule for 1982-83 and the Council Membership List
were available at the door.
2.
Approval of Council Membership
2.1 The Chair announced that the main order of business was to
elect the councils for the coming year.
The following
councils were presented for approval:
Council on Academic Freedom and Ethics
Council on Educational Policy
Graduate Academic Council
Library Council
Council on Promotions and Continuing Appointment
Council on Research
Student Affairs Council
Undergraduate Academic Council
University Community Council
2.2 Professor Cannon noted two changes in the membership list:
Research -
A. Loesch should be listed as a Senator
Undergraduate Academic Council - I. Steen should be
listed as a Senator
2.3 The Chair reported that the names of people that were
preceded by· an "X" were not yet reached f<Ur confirmation
and stated that their appointment would be confirmed upon
their acceptance after the Senate voted to approve the
Membership List.
2.4 There were no nominations from the floor.
A motion was
made to approve the whole slate of 1982-83 Council Member-
ship.
It was seconded, voted on and approved unanimously.
3.
The meeting was adjourned at 4:00 p.m.
UNIVERSITY SENATE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
.
'
1982-1983 Membership
EX OFFICIO SENATORS
Vincent O'Leary, President of State
University of New York at Albany
Joseph Nitecki, Director of
University Libraries
Stephen DeLong, Vice-President for
Academic Affairs, Acting
*Harold L. Cannon, SUNY Senator (1985)
(Alternate:
Robert Gibson)
John Hartigan, Vice-President for
Finance and Business
Donald Reeb, SUNY Senator (1983)
(Alternate:
Arthur Collins)
Warren Ilchman, Vice-President for
Graduate Education and Research
Lewis Welch, Vice-President for
University Affairs
ELECTED SENATORS
Elected:
At Large
Vernon Buck (1983)
Educ. Opp. Program
Frank Carrino (1983)
Hisp. & Ital. Studies
Harry Frisch (1983)
Chemistry
Richard Tastor (1983)
Financial Aids
Thomas MacGregor (1984)
Mathematics
Robert Gibson (1984)
CUE
Ivan Steen (1984)
History
Patricia Rogers (1984)
PEAR
Elected:
Humanities and Fine Arts
Warder Cadbury (1983)
Ulrich Mache (1984)
Philosophy
German
Edward Cowley ( 1983)
Ronald Bosco (1984)
Art
English
Drew Hartzell (1983)
Joseph Woelfel (1984)
Music
Rhet. & Communications
*Past Chairman of the SUNY-Albany University Senate
Jeffrey Berman (1985)
English
Dorothy Christiansen (1985)
University Library
Gloria DeSole (1985)
Affirmative Action
Richard Farrell (1985)
Graduate Studies
Sophia Lubensky (1985)
Slavic'studies
Jerome Hanley (1985)
Theatre
Georges Santoni (1985)
French
1982-83 Membership--continued
Page 2
Elected:
Science and Mathematics
Hilliam Hammond ( 1983)
Mathematics
Hilfried Scholz (1983)
Physics
Richard Stearns (1983)
Computer Science
Hilliam Closson (1984)
Chemistry
Nelson Cue (1984)
Physics
Arthur Loesch (1984)
Atmospheric Science
Elected:
Social and Behavioral Sciences
Peter Krosby (1983)
History
Richard Kalish (1983)
Economics
Frank Pogue (1983)
African & Afro-Amer. stud.
Elected:
Business
Roy Klages (1983)
John Levato (1984)
Thomas Dandridge (1985)
Elected:
Education
Alexinia Baldwin (1983)
Program Development
Morris .Finder (1983)
Teacher Education
Elected:
GSPA
Stephen Wasby (1984)
Abdo Baaklini (1985)
Elected:
University Libraries
Mina LaCroix (1983)
Stephen Hatkins (1984)
Roger Gifford (1985)
Richard Alba (1984)
Sociology
Robert Jarvanpa (1984)
Anthropology
Hilliam Simmons (1984)
Psychology
Elected:
Cont. Studies
Marc Salish (1984)
Gordon Purripgton (1983)
Educ. Administration
Bertha Wakin (1983)
Teacher Education
Elected:
Library Science
Joseph Morehead (1985)
\
Hassaram Bakhru (1985)
Physics
Gregory·· Gillispie (1985)
Chemistry
Samuel McGee R~ssell (1985)
Biology
John Logan (1985)
Sociology
Elected:
Criminal Justice
(1985)
Fred Dembowski (1985)
Educ. Administration
Oliver Nikoloff (1985)
Educ. Psy. & Statistics
Elected:
Social Helfare
Aaron Rosenblatt (1983)
Bonnie Carlson (1984)
1982-83 Membership--concluded
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APPOINTED SENATORS
Neil Brow:n
Student Affairs
Helen Desfosses
Undergraduate studies
Ronald Farrell
Sociology
ELECTED UNDERGRADUATES
Gerry Brennen
Beth Brinser
Jeane Buckley
Phil Chonigman
Robert Farley
Phil Gentile
Gail Goldstein
Richard Golubow
William Kidd
Geology
sung Bok Kim
History
Robert Rosellini
Psychology
April Gray
Mike Hagerty
Joel Hammer
Steven Kastell
Cathy LaSusa
Robin Pakula
Joe Ranni
Cathryne Sivers
Ed. Psychology
Dean Snow
Anthropology
Daniel Wulff
Science and Math
Jayne Rothman
Johanna Sarracco
Eric Sauter
Jeff Schneider
Michelle Schwartz
Neil Siegal
Tom Volk
UNIVERSITY SENATE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
1982-1983 Council Membership
COUNCIL ON ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND ETHICS
Teaching Faculty:
*Alexinia Baldwin, Program Development -Education
Dewitt Ellinwood, History - Social and Behavioral Sciences
*Gregory Gi Uispie, Chemistry - Science o:nd Mathematics
x *John Logan, Sociology - Social and Behavioral Sciences
*Joseph Morehead~ Library and Information Science
Myron Taylor, English - Humanities and Fine Arts
Non-Teaching Faculty:
Michele Deasy, Continuing Studies
*Richard Farrell, Graduate Studies
Undergraduate students:
*Robert Farley
*Joel Hammer
COUNCIL ON EDUCATIONAL POLICY
Ex Officio:
Teaching Faculty:
Non-Teaching Faculty:
Vincent O'Leary, President
Stephen DeLong, Vice-President for Academic Affairs, Acting
John Hartigan, Vice-President for Finance and Business
Warren !lehman, Vice-President for Research and
·
Educational Development
Lewis Welch, Vice-President for University Affairs
*Wa~der Cadbury, Philosophy - Humanities and Fine Arts
*Dorothy Christiansen, University Library
Robert Donovan, English - Humanities and Fine Arts
*Morris Finder, Teacher Educa.tion - Education
Richard Hall, Sociology - Social and Behavioral Sciences
*William Hammond, Mathematics - Science and Mathematics
Paul Marr, Geography - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Bruce Oliver, Business
James Riedel, Political Science - Graduate School of
Public AffaiY's
*~vilfried Scholz
*Gloria DeSole, Affirmative Action
*Robert Gibson, CUE
John Tucker, Counseling
Undergraudate students:
*Ge·rry Brennen
*Mike Hagerty
*Robin Pakula
*Tom Volk
Asterisks indicate senators
Italics indicate first-year appointments
X - Nominee has not yet been reached for his(her agreement to serve if confirmed
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COUNCIL ON PROMOTIONS AND CONTINUING APPOINTMENTS--contd.
Teaching Faculty:
*William Closson, Chemistry - Science and Mathematics
Richa:rd CaUne:r, Ar>t - Humanities and Fine Ar>ts
*Ronald Farrell, Sociology - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Boris Korenblum, Mathematics - Science and Mathematics
*Aaron Rosenblatt, Social Welfare
Sara Schyfter, Hispanic and Italian Studies -Humanities
and Fine Arts
Undergraduate Students:
*April Gray
Lisa Pazer
COUNCIL ON RESEARCH
Ex Officio:
Warren Ilchman, Vice-President for Research and
Educational Development
Frank Lucarelli, Director of Research
Jeffrey Cohen, Chair, Research Safety Committee
Teaching Faculty:
*Richard Alba, Sociology - Social and Behavioral Sciences
Meredith Butler, Library
*Thomas Dandridge, School of Business
X Walter Gibson, Physics - Science and Mathematics
x Ma:rti~ Kct!'1_es .. French - Humanities and Fine A:rts
x*Arthur Loesch, Atmosphe:ric Science - Science and Mathematics
Susan Sherman, School bf Social Welfare
Joseph Zacek, History - Social and Behavioral sciences
Non-Teaching Faculty:
Martin Coffey, Counseling
Gene Winter, Two-Year College Development
Undergraduate Students:
*Joe Ranni
*Neil Siegel
STUDENT AFFAIRS COUNCIL
Ex Officio:
Teaching Faculty:
Non-Teaching Faculty:
Neil Brown, Dean for Student Affairs
Mike Bo~th, School of Business
*Edward Cowley, Art -Humanities and Fine Arts
Hedi McKinZey, School of Social WeZfa:re
*Pa·tricia Rogers, PEAR
X *Steven Watkins, University Library
*Vernon Buck, Educational Opportunity Program
Richard CoZlier>, CUE
john Henighan, Public Safety
Janet Hood, student HeaZth
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UNIVERSITY COMMUNITY COUNCIL--contd.
Undergraduate Students: *PhiZ Chonigman
*Eria Sauter
*MiaheZZe Sahwavtz
Service Staff:
Megan Beidl
Mary Kantrowitz
X Gwen Willoughby
UNIVERSITY SE~ATE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF
NE\'~ YORK AT ALBANY
1982-1983 flEETING ScHEDULE
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
AUGUST 30
SEPTEMBER 20
OcTOBER 18
NovEMBER 22
JANUARY 31
FEBRUARY 28
MARCH 21
APRIL 18
UNIVERSITY SENATE
.SEPTEMBER 13
OCTOBER 4
NovEMBER 1
DECEMBER 6
FEBRUARY 14
MARCH 14
APRIL 4
r·1AY 9
1983-1984 ORGANIZATIONAL MEETINGS:
APRIL 25 (SENATE)
~1AY 2 (SENATE)
UNIVERSITY SENATE
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT ALBANY
1400 Washington Avenue
Albany, New York 12222
University Senate
1982-83 Organizational Meeting
M1nutes
April 26, 1982
The meeting was called to order at 3:35 p.m. in the Campus
Center Assembly Hall by the Chairperson, Peter Krosby.
1.
Announcements
Professor Krosby announced that the only business which would
be conducted at this meeting would be the election of officers
for the 1982-83 academic year.
The Chairperson requested that the Senate members submit their
questionnaires indicating their preferences for councils or
committee service at the end of the meeting.
Professor Krosby
then announced that the organizational meetings of the councils
were scheduled for May 11, 1982.
2.
Election of Chair-Elect
William Closson and Ronald Bosco were nominated by the Executive
Committee.
There were no nominations from the floor.
The Chair
announced that copies of the candidates' vitae were available
at the door and a list of publi:cations for William Closson was
also available for those who wished to review it.
A motion was made to close nominations; it was seconded and
approved.
Senators Alba and Kim collected and counted the
ballots.
Senator Bosco was elected.
3.
Election of Secretary
Pat Rogers and Bertha Wakin were nominated by :the Executive
Committee.
The Chair announced that copies of their vitae
were available at the door.
There were no nominations from
the floor.
Senator Gibson moved to close nominations for Secretary; the
motion was seconded and approved.
Senators Alba and Kim
collected and counted the ballots.
Senator Wakin was elected.
4.
The meeting was recessed at 3:50 p.m. until May 3, 1982.
CHAIR\lAN-ELECT
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Ronald Bosco
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William Closson
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SECRETARY
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Bertha \-Jakin
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SECRETARY
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ronald A, Bosco
Education:
Fairfield University
Purdue University
Johns Hopkins University
University of Maryland
Academic Career:
A. B.
M. A.
Ph.D.
1967
1970
1970
1975
Associate Professor
of English
Philosophy-Humanities
Philosophy-Value Theory
Humanities
English and American
Literature
Graduate Teaching Assistant (Philosophy), Purdue University,
Sept. 1967-June 1968
Secondary School Teacher (English), Cardinal Gibbons H. S.,
Baltimore, Md., Sept. 1968-June 1970
Secondary School Teacher (English), DeMatha Catholic H. S.,
Hyattsville, Md., Sept. 1970-June 1971
Graduate Teaching Assistant (English), University of Maryland,
Sept. 1971-June 1972
Graduate Research Assistant (English), University of Maryland,
Sept.-Dec. 1974
Instructor (English), University of Maryland, Sept. 1972-June 1975
Assistant Professor, State University of New York at Albany,
1975-1979
Fellow, Institute for Humanistic Studies, State University of New
York at Albany, elected 1977-78 term
Coordinator of Freshman Reading Courses, State University of New
York at Albany, 1979-1981
Associate Professor, State University of New York at Albany,
1979-present
Fellowships, Grants, and Awards:
1965-67: Academic Scholarship, Fairfield University
1967: Fairfield University Honor Award
1973: Elected to Phi Kappa Phi Honor Society
1976: CEAA Seal awarded for edition of Paterna
1977: Elected Fellow, Institute for Humanistic Studies
1977: Fellowship and Grant-in-Aid, Research Foundation of the State
University of New York (for edition.of Puritan sermons)
1978: Grant, American Council of Learned Societies (for summer work
on Emerson edition)
1979: Fellowship and Grant-in-Aid, Research Foundation of the State
University of New York (for edition of Wigglesworth's poetry)
1979: Grant, American Philosophical Society (for edition of Wiggles-
worth's poetry)
1979-present: Grants, National Endowment for the Humanities (awarded
annually for work on the Harvard Emerson papers)
Publications:
Books/Editions
Paterna: The Autobiography of Cotton Mather.
New York: Scholars'
Facsimiles & Reprints, Inc., 1976; second printing, 1978.
Edited
from the previously unpublished manuscript; sealed by the Center for
Editions of American Authors.
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ronald A. Bosco
page 2
Books/Editions (continued)
'.r..h§. Puritan SermQD. in America, 1630-1750.
4 vols.
New York:
Scholars' Facsimiles & Reprints, Inc., 1978.
Lessons for the Children of Godly Ancestors: Sermons fO£ and
about New England's Rising Generations, 1670-1750.
New York:
Scholars'Facsimiles & Reprints, Inc., in press, to appear in 1982.
The Sermons of Thomas Foxcroft.
New York: Scholars' Facsimiles
& Reprints, Inc., in press, to appear in 1982.
The Journals and Miscellaneous Notebooks of Ralph Waldo Emerson,
1866-1882.
Cambridge and London: Harvard University Press, in press,
to appear in 1982.
Coedited with Prof. Glen M. Johnson, Catholic
University, this is the 16th and final volume of the larger JMN
edition.
Articles
"Heathcliff: Societal Victim or Demon?" The Gypsy Scholar,
2 (1974), 21-39.
"On the Meaning of Shelley's 'Mont Blanc,"' Massachusetts Studies
in English, 4 (1974), 37-55.
"The Brownings and Mrs. [Elizabeth Dodge] Kinney: A Record of
Their Friendship," Browning Institute Studies, 4 (1976), 57-124.
"A Correction of Previous Scholarship Concerning the Dates of
Composition and Intended Audience of Paterna," Resources for
American Literary Study, 7 (1977), 27-40.
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"Lectures at the Pillory: The Early American Execution Sermon,"
American Quarterly, 30 (1978), 156-176.
"Early American Gallows Literature: An Annotated Checklist,"
Resources for American Literary Study, 8 (1979), 81-107.
"Nathaniel Appleton (1693-1784)"; "Samuel Belcher (c.l640-1715)";
"Thomas Buckingham (1671-1731)"; "William Burnham (1684-1750)";
"Thomas Foxcroft (1697-1769)"; "Azariah Mather (1685-1737)"; "Increase
Mather (1639-1723)"; "Isaac Stiles (1697-1760)"; "Jonathan Todd
(1713-1791)"; "Samuel Torrey (1632-1707)"; "John Webb (1687-1750)";
"John Whiting (c.l635-1689)"; "Michael Wigglesworth (1631-1705)";
"Samuel Wigglesworth (1689-1768)"; and "William Williams (1665-1741)",
in James A. Levernier and Douglas Wilmes, eds. American Writers before
1800: ~ Biographical and Critical Reference Guide. Westport, Connecti-
cut: Greenwood Press, in press, to appear in 1982.
Individual bio-
graphical and bibliocritical essays of between 1,000 and 4,500 words
on each of these fifteen colonial New England figures.
In Preparation:
The Poetical Works of Michael yy:1gglesworth, an edition of all
extant poetry, to be in circulation in June 1982.
Letters and Social Aims (1876), vol. 8 of The Collected Works
of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Coeditor; under contract withHarvard Uni-
versity Press and due at press in September 1984.
CURRICULUM VITAE
Ronald A. Bosco
page 3
Reviews:
"The Eighteenth Century: A Current Bibliography," sponsored by
the American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies, contributor to
1975, 1976, 1977 editions;
reviews of twelve scholarly publications
for Choice: .& Publication of the Association of Collegeg and Research
Libraries, in print and in press, 1980-present.
Papers:
Nine invited papers before SUNYA faculty, the Modern Language
Association, the American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies, and
other learned bodies, 1976-present.
University, Department, and Community Service:
1975-present: Reader, Ph.D., D.A., and M.A. examinations in
American Literature and Editing and Bibliographic Research.
1976-77: Department of English Teaching Committee, member;
chair, 1977.
1976-78: Department of English American Literature Search Com-
mittee, member.
1976-79: University Undergraduate Curriculum Committee, member.
1977-78: Department of English Committee on Research and Pro-
fessional Activities, member.
1977-79: Department of English Faculty Advisory Committee,
elected 1977-79 term.
1977-79: St. Teresa Grammar School, Albany, N.Y., volunteer
teacher of fourth, fifth, and eighth grades one day per week.
1978: Ad Hoc Presidential Committee on Writing, member.
1978-present: Department of English Undergraduate Advisory Com-
mittee, member.
1979-81: College of Humanities and Fine Arts Committee on Tenure
and Promotion, member.
1980-present: Holy Cross Grammar School, Albany, N.Y., financial
task force, member; volunteer teacher of first and fourth
graders one day per week.
1982 (January)-present: College of Humanities and Fine A.rts
Advisement Center, advisor.
1982 (January)-present: Department of English Committee on
Doctoral Dissertations and Internships, member.
1982 (January)-present: University Senate, voting senator through
1984.
1982 (January)-present: University Graduate Academic Council,
member.
1982 (January)-present: University Graduate Curriculum and
Instruction Committee, member.
Memberships in Professional Societies:
Modern Language Association of America
The Browning Institute
American Studies Association
American Society for Eighteenth Century Studies
Condensed from original, April 22, 1982
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BIOGRAPHICAL DATA FOR WILLIAM D. CLOSSON
Birth:
February 3, 1934, Remus, Michigan
Education:
B.S., Wayne University
1956
Ph.D., University of Wisconsin (Organic Chemistry)
1960
Professional Positions:
Research Fellow, Harvard University
Instructor, Columbia University
Assistant Professor, Columbia University
Associate Professor, State University of
New York at Albany
Professor of Chemistry, State University of
New York at Albany
Fellowships:
1960-1961
1961-1963
1963-1966
1966-1971
1971-
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship,
University of Wisconsin
1956-1958
National Science Foundation Predoctoral Fellowship,
University of 1\fisconsin
1958-1960
National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Fellowship,
Harvard University
1960-1961
Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship,
SUNY at Albany
Visiting Profesor:
1968-1970
Department of Organic Chemistry, University of Groningen
(The Netherlands)
1975
Publications:
Professor Closson has 47 publications in print from 1956-1982
William D. Closson (Continued)
University Service:
1.
Member of Graduate Academic Council
1981-1982
2.
University Senator
1981-1984
3.
Committee on Admissions and Academic Standing
1976-1977
4.
Director of Graduate Studies, Chemistry Department
1974-1981
Community Service:
Chairman of Committee on Continuing Education, Eastern
New York Section, American Chemical Society
1979-1982
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. -.22 •.
6015 (1956) c
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ClcaV<3.ge o:f
Gort,ler, A.
1. B.
~ .. lD.ring~ .A. ::?,attisti ~ S.
D. Closson, Dl1d P.
5311 (1967) c
·26.
The Ef:fect o:f' Confox·:o..e:cion on the Electr·o:..1ic Abso:cption Spectrum
Cl
.,.,
-
. osson, .t'. v • Orenski, and B.
r:1~
3160 (1957).
27.
The Effect o:f Crot.rnd-Sto:~.e SolvntiorJ. on the n -> '1(' Transition o:f
X
EthJ•rl Pcctate
W D
ClosQon EO~ P J. O~enski. ibid •. 33, 416 (1068).
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28.
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29.
Complexation of Olef·inic Alcohols \'.1ith Aqueous S'ilver Ion, D. Gtay,
F\. A. Wies, und 1-J. D.
C1o~son~ ·Tetrahedron Lett., 5639 (1968).
30.
The Cyclopentylpheny~ .. aro6'nyl Cation System, s. A. Roman and I·J. D.
Closson~ ·J. !\mer. Chern. Soc., 2_]_, 1701 (1969).
31.
On the Hecho.ri"i sm of Su.lfonami d2 Cl eClv_age by A rene /l,ni on Radi ca 1 s,
\-!. D. Closson, S. J·i, and S.
Schulenbei~g; jbid., ~2, 650 (1970).
<.
32.
Efficiency of Carbon-Carbon Double Bond Participation in Acetolysis
of cis-5-Cyclooctene-1,2-diol Dibrosylates, \·!.D. Closson, J. L.
Jerno~r;, and D. Gre.y, ·l~_ttc:hedton Lett., 1141 (1970).
33.
Stereochemistry of Solvolytic Cyclization of the 5-Hexenyl
Syst~m.
·--·-
-~ .-
Aceto ly~ is oLJ:iethyl~5-hexeJ1yl. 12_- Btonio.benze!l2su.Jfonates.:r JL, D ... _.
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Clossci~ and D. Gray, J. 01:.:0. Chern., 35, 37::rr·(i970).
34.· E:ornpetitive C-_0 and s-o Cleavage i·k,:f·1an-isms 'i-n_ Re-a·c;t-ion"'of Alkyi:
Alkanesulfonates with Arene Anion Radicals, J. R. Ganson, S.
S c h u 1 e n be r g , an d \·J • D . C 1 o s s on , T e t r a h e cl r-_o..!.2_ 1.S:: tt . , 4 3 9 7 ( 1 9 7 0 ) .
35.
Neighboring Gtou~ Participation by Oxirane Oxygen During Oxymercura-
tion of 1,5-Diene 1-:onoxides, J. L. Jern01·1, D. Gray, and \L D.
Closson, J. Org. Chen:., 36, 3511 (1971).
36.
Faci 1 e Con vets ion of Vi ci r:a l Di -!·;ethanesul fonates to Ol efi ns Vii th
Aromatic Anion Radicals, J. C. Carnahan, Jt., and W. D. Closson,
T e fr a he d ron .!:__e t ~ ._ , 3 4 4 7 ( l 9 7? ) .
37.
Reaction of Naphthalene Dianions 1·:ith Tetrahydrofuran and Ethylene,
J. C. Carnahan, Jt. and \·1. D. Closson, .:L:_Prs__:_
Cher~., 37, 4469 (1972).
38.
Reaction of Organic Azides with Sodium Hydtide, Y. J. Lee and W. D.
Closson, Tetr<::hedton Lett., 381 (1974).
39.
On the Mechanism of Dimet Formation in Reaction of Benzylic Halides
with Sodium and Lithium Naphthalene, Y. J. Lee and W. D. Closson,
. ibid.) 1395 (1974).
40.
Chelate Formation in Silver (I) Complexes of Olefinic Alcohols, M.
Novak, D. A. Aikens, and VI. D. Closson, Jnorg_.__ __ Jil.!cl_:_~.b.gm. Letters,
lQ., 1117 ( 1 9 7 4) .
41.
Base-Promoted Rearrangement of Arenesulfonamides of N-Substituted Anilines
to N-Substituted 2-Aminodiaryl Sulfones, S. J. Shafer and
\~. D. Closson)
J. Org__. __ Chern., 4Q, 889 (1975).
42.
On the Mechanism of Cleavage of Aryl Alkanesulfonates by Electron Donors~
J. c. Carnahan, Jr., vi. D. Closson, Ll. R. Ganson, D. A. Juckett, and
K. s. Quaal, J. Amer.
C_b_~~oc., 9~, :cs:;2&, (1976).
6
43.
On the. I-,iechc:.>-:..1i::~:n of Reduct:i.ve Cleava.::;e of l~ryl :Fhosphates, S. J.
Sh~·ri'G1"~ '.'}.D.-
C1os~:.onJ J. 1.:. F.
VD.n JJijl:, o. riepers, enc1 B. I.T.
lD:ll.
Soc., 99,
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1311 ( l 978) •
RESUME
Patricia A. Rogers
PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT
Institution
Title
Dates of Service
State University of
New York at Albany
Associate Athletic Director
August 1981 to present
UNIVERSITY SERVICE
Department Chair, Physical
Education (Combined
Department)
Associate Professor
Associate Chair, Physical
Education (Combined
Department)
Assistant Professor
Instructor, Women's
Physical Education
Department
September 1979 to present
Apri 1 1978 to
September 1979
September 1968 to
September 1979
September 1966 to
September 1968
Elected, Member At-Large, University Senate, 1981, three year term
Member, Student Affairs Council of the University Senate, 1981-82
Chair, Residence Committee, Student Affairs Council, 1981M82
University Voting Representative, Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
for Women, Appointed September 1981
University Voting Delegate, Eastern Association of Intercollegiate Ath'letics
for Women, Appointed September 1981
University Voting Delegate, New York State Association of Intercollegiate
Athletics for Women, Appointed September 1981
Member, Athletic Policy and Planning Board, Departmental election, two year
term, September 1981
Member, Athletic Finance Committee (non-voting), 1981~82
Member, Advisory Council, 504 Concerns, Disabled Student Services 1980-81, 1981-82
Member, Admissions and Academic Standing Committee of the University Senate, 1979-80
Member University Senate Community Relations Committee, 1979-80
Member, Dean's Committee, School of Education, Summer School Planning, 1979-80
Member, University Selection Committee, Ada Craig Walker Award- Outstanding
Graduating Senior Woman, 1979-80, 1981-82
Member, Health and Drug Council, 1971-74
Member, Admissions and Academic Standing Committee, School of Education, 1970-72
B. BERTHA HAKIN
Professor of Business Education
Came to SUNY Albany in 1966.
Teach both graduate and underg'l!aduate courses in business
education including co:p.duc-td:.p;g the Haster' s seminar.
Have received five grants from Montgomery Ward to conduct
graduate Consumer Economics Forums.
Have received grants from major publishing companies to
conduct inservice education programs for teachers.
Taught at Elmira College prior to coming to Albany.
Earned doctorate from The Pennsylvania State University
B.S. and H.S. from SUNY Albany in Business and Distributive Education
Received a Fulbright Scholarship to Australia
Have had over 25 articles published in recognized national
business education publications.
Serve as a national research evaluator for research studies
in business education.
Serve as a reader for referred~ articles.
Associate Editor of the Journal of Business Education, 1968 to present
Associate Editor for th~ Delta Pi Epsilon Journal (national
graduate research publication in business education.
Have written three books, several teacher's guides.
Latest one came off the press this month (April 1982) published
by Bobbs-Herrill Educational Publishing.
Currently serving second term on the Senate.
Served on the
Undergnaduate Academic Council and currently as Secretary of the
Senate.
Have served as parliamentarian of the Senate.
Have served on three search committees over the years.
Advise gr.aduate students in business education.
