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  1. November 22, 1993

    Bus Ad’s Didier named associate dean at Graduate School

    Elaine K. Didier, director of information resources at the School of Business Administration and director of the Kresge Business Administration Library, has been appointed associate dean of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies. Her appointment, effective Dec. 1, was approved by the Regents at their November meeting. “I am delighted that Elaine Didier…
  2. November 22, 1993

    Committee recommends clear communication, general policies for U-M’s ‘electronic community’

    By Jane R. Elgass Editor’s Note: Subsequent Record articles will detail progress made on the recommendations. A special Universitywide committee charged last winter by Provost Gilbert R. Whitaker Jr. to explore policies in support of the University’s “electronic community” has released a report detailing a number of recommendations to be considered as the U-M moves…
  3. November 22, 1993

    Housing staff use Covey’s program to build teamwork, understanding

    By Rebecca A. Doyle Trust is a word that comes up often when you talk to Brenda Herman about quality management and the approach the Housing Division has used. Herman, who is an administrative associate for residence operations, saw personal leadership and trustworthiness as very important to quality management and, with several other employees from…
  4. November 22, 1993

    Evaluation finds Office of Vice Provost for Academic Affairs atypical but important

    By Mary Jo Frank The faculty’s first attempt to evaluate a high level administrative office went smoothly, according to faculty members who conducted the review and to John H. D’Arms, whose Office of the Vice Provost for Academic Affairs was evaluated. Reporting to Senate Assembly Nov. 15, Peter G. Hinman, professor of mathematics and a…
  5. November 22, 1993

    U-M in first wave of universities to offer direct student loans

    By Bernie DeGroat News and Information Services The U-M is among some 100 colleges and universities nationwide selected from a field of 1,100 to participate in the initial phase of a new federal direct student loan program, the U.S. Department of Education announced Nov. 15. Under direct lending, U-M students eligible for federal loans will…
  6. November 22, 1993

    Lunar eclipse highlights November night skies

    A total eclipse of the moon will be visible throughout North America starting just before midnight on Nov. 28, according to U-M astronomer Richard G. Teske. “Lunar eclipses occur during the time of full moon when the sun, Earth and moon all line up with the moon behind Earth, hidden within the shadow cast by…
  7. November 22, 1993

    Regents OK investing in companies doing business in South Africa

    The Regents have removed the restriction on the University’s equity investments in companies operating in South Africa. The restriction in support of anti-apartheid efforts, in place since 1983, was removed at their November meeting. The Board adopted a resolution, noting, among other things: “Nelson Mandela, the leader of the African National Congress, in an address…
  8. November 22, 1993

    Focus groups proving useful to advisory group on flexible benefits

    By Jane R. Elgass By the end of this month, more than 1,900 members of the University community will have provided input on issues related to a flexible benefits plan through participation in 195 focus group sessions that began in September and were held on various Ann Arbor campuses, at the Medical Center, and at…
  9. November 22, 1993

    AT&T funds industrial ecology fellowship at pollution prevention center

    By Kate Kellogg News and Information Services The National Center for Pollution Prevention at the U-M has received an AT&T Industrial Ecology Faculty Fellowship to advance the Center’s education and research activities in the emerging field of industrial ecology. The $50,000 fellowship, one of six awarded nationally, builds upon an existing research collaboration between AT&T…
  10. November 22, 1993

    Minority enrollment reaches new highs

    Nearly 23 percent of the students on the Ann Arbor campus this year are students of color, another all-time high. Fall enrollment figures show that the number of minority students has grown to 7,578, or 22.8 percent of the student body, up from last year’s number of 7,097, or 21.4 percent. Five years ago there…