The UCF Report, Vol. 07 No. 18, November 28, 1986

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The UCF Report
Volume 7, Number 1 8
For Faculty & Staff
November 28, 1984
Deans Frederick, Wolf
plan return to faculty
Two department heads announced
last week they want to return to faculty
status and national searches will find
their replacements.
Terry Frederick came from Purdue U.
as chairman of Mathematical Science in
1975 and when the Department of
Computer Science was created in 1977
ROTC units
parade for
president
Combined units of the UCF Army and
Air Force Reserve Officer Training
Corps will perform a pass-in-review
ceremony honoring President Trevor
Colbourn, Thursday, Nov. 29.
Approximately 200 cadets will march
in formation after review by the president and their respective military detachment commanders.
According to USAF Colonel Charles
W. Bradley, this is the first such combined review ever held at UCF. "The
support we receive here at UCF is
superb. Our people wanted to show Dr.
Colbourn how much we appreciate his
backing of the Army and Air Force
ROTC programs."
His feelings were echoed by Lieutenant Colonel Robert W. Weiss, Army
ROTC commander. He emphasized the
review would continue as an annual
event.
The review and parade will take place
on Soccer Field No. One, beginning at 4
p.m. The public is invited.
SANTA CALLING
Recreational Services has done it
again! The jolly old fellow has come to
terms for another year of making phone
calls to the children (ages 3- 6) of UCF
students, faculty, & staff.
Santa will make the calls on Thursday, Dec. 4, and Monday, Dec. 10,
between the hours of 5 and 7:30 p.m.
If you desire Santa Claus to call your
little cherub, stop by Recreational Services, next to the pool, and fill out the
appropriate form or mail in the form distributed through campus mail. Best
news of all — it's a free service. Santa's
still free to kids.
DEAN EUBANKS
he became its chairman and Mathematics became a separate department.
Gary Wolf cam to UCF from the University of South Florida in 1972 and
since 1973 has been chairman of the
Music Department. He will remain in
that post until the end of his contract
next August.
Jack Rollins, acting dean of Humanities and Fine Arts, said a search committee will be appointed very soon to
begin the process of finding Frederick's
replacement and meanwhile an acting
chairman will be appointed.
Rollins said that a six-member committee has already started searching for
Wolf's replacement.
Frederick, he said, will probably have
only one class to teach until he completes organizing the Computer Science
Research Institute. CSRI aims at cooperation between industry and the University, with the University playing the
role of solving specific computer problems for industry.
Wolf remains active as a piano performer, as well as instructor and his
research centers on the works of pianist
Max Reger.
INSIDER'S
REPORT
....from Personnel....
The division of Personnel has
received salary implementation instructions for Career Service employees from
the Department of Administration.
The 1984 Legislature granted a 4.29
percent increase on employees Nov. 30,
1984 base rate of pay, for employees
covered by a collective bargaining
agreement. This increase will be effective on Dec. 1, 1984.
For employees not covered by a collective bargaining agreement, 5 percent
increases have been granted, based on
the employee's Dec. 31, 1984 base rate
of pay. This increase will be effective on
Jan. 1, 1985.
The Department of Administration
has provided lists that define which
classifications are to receive which
increase. The lists, amended for use at
UCF, are available for review in the Personnel Office.
Dean Eubanks
to head SBAA
Clifford L. Eubanks (dean/Business
Administration) was elected president
of the Southern Business Administration Association (SBAA) at its annual
meeting in New Orleans last week.
SBAA promotes collegiate education
for business administration in a 20-'
state area. More than 200 collegiate
institutions and invited corporate and
non-academic organizations are
members.
Eubanks has been an SBAA director
for the past four years and vice president and program chairman for the past
year. He has been a UCF dean since
1975.
Wasn't it good?
Kristi, daughter of Donna and Larry Taylor, sums up the good life,
the bountiful harvest, the Indian celebration of it... and maybe four
days off work. She celebrated Thanksgiving ahead of time with the
other kids of the UCF Creative School for Children when the big
chief pitched his tent on the Student Center lawn and the kids sat
on the ground and ate corn and cornbread and turkey and stuff...
Ambassador, Publix president
to speak at dual graduations
The Canadian ambassador and the
president of Publix Markets will be
speakers at the commencement
exercises on Friday, Dec. 14.
Those who qualify for degrees at the
end of the Fall 1984 term from Colleges
of Arts and Sciences, Education, and
Liberal Studies will receive them in an 8
a.m. ceremony.
Graduates in Colleges of Business,
Engineering, and Health will receive
their degrees at the 11 a.m. ceremony.
Ambassador Allan E. Gotlieb, born in
Winnipeg, earned his BA degree from
the University of California, the BCL and
MA degrees from Oxford as a Rhodes
Scholar. He holds a law degree from
Harvard and was a professor and lecturer of law in Canadian Universities
before entering government service.
Gotlieb is author of four books and
In the depth of winter, I finally learned
that within me there lay an invincible
summer.
— Albert Camus
many articles dealing with international
law as related to timely subjects. He has
been ambassador to the U.S. since
1 981. He will speak at the early
exercise.
The 11 a.m. speaker, Mark C. Hollis,
heads the Lakeland-based grocery chain
and his early rise in a competitive business is matched by his community service in Rotary Club.
Word Processing
to hold seminars
Bernadine Casteel, supervisor of
Administration Word Processing Center,
plans two seminars on Thursday, Dec.
6, to help users and prospective users
of Word Processing's service.
A 10 to 11:30 a.m. session will be
held in Admin. 149. The same room will
be used for another session between 2
and 3:30 p.m.
She asks all who would like to attend
to leave written notice of which session
in the Center, Room 150 of the Admin.
Building.