University Times

Faculty Assembly has elected three new members to each of the University Senate's 15 standing committees.

They include:

Admissions and student aid committee — Helena Goscilo and Sharon Nelson-LeGall, both of the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), and Guy M. Nicoletti, of the Greensburg campus.

Anti-discriminatory policies — Sandra S. Kaplan, medical school; Dwight A. McBride, FAS, and Iris Young, Graduate School of Public and International Affairs (GSPIA).

Athletics — Arlene W. Caggiula, Graduate School of Public Health (GSPH); Toby Marshall Chapman, FAS, and R. Tony Eichelberger, education.

Benefits and welfare — Herbert A. Chesler and James G. Holland, both of FAS, and Gordon K. MacLeod, GSPH.

Budget policies — Sean Hughes, education; Kim Sutton Tyrrell, GSPH, and Philip K. Wion, FAS.

Bylaws and procedures — Adedayo Adedoyin, pharmacy; Barbara E. Spier, nursing, and John C. Weidman, education.

Commonwealth relations — Patricia S. Kolar, social work; Keith A. McDuffie, FAS, and Margaret M. Pipko, dental medicine.

Community relations — Kenneth Batista, FAS; Ogle Burks Duff, education, and Tracy M. Soska, social work.

Computer usage — Vincent A. Arena, GSPH; Irene H. Frieze, FAS, and Michael Gold, GSPIA.

Educational policies — Jean R. Blachere, engineering; Susan G. Neuman, University Library System, and Anthony J. Silvestre, GSPH.

Library — Mary S. Lewis, Alison Stones and Michael D. West, all of FAS.

Plant utilization and planning — James P. DeAngelis, GSPIA; Marilyn R. Ross, education, and Michael B. Spring, School of Information Sciences.

Student affairs — Luis F. Chaparro, engineering; Jacqueline Lever, nursing, and Kenneth S. Thompson, medicine.

Tenure and academic freedom — John J. Baker, dental medicine; Carey D. Balaban, medicine, and Phyllis D. Coontz, GSPIA.

University Press — Sandra Halperin and Bert A. Rockman, both of FAS, and Barbara A. Seels, education.