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• SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY S-347 MMOANDUM

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Subject ............ Membership of the Review j........tte ... es ....... o ............Depar..... Sub ........ ommi fr h te tment of the Facult y of Arts

D Sullivan.H. Dean From ......................................................................................... Faculty of Arts

1 February 27, 970 Date....................................................................................................

In accordance with Paper S 224 and S 309 the Faculty

of Arts submits to you its membership for these committees and

the jrder in which the departments will be reviewed. Under.

Section III.4.c. I point out to you that the direct competence

of the members of these review committees in the disciplines

(subject areas) of the departments under review is minimal, if

the term "competence" is construed in the same manner it would

be construed to assess someone for a position in a given

• department under review. The competence of the committee

members is general. All members of the committees are members.

in good standing of the Faculty of Arts and hold positions in

the various departments. All members of the committees were

chosen by their colleagues as persons of goodwill and competence

to examine those matters charged to the committees by Senate.

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For the information of Senate a short curriculum vitae

g the background of each reviewer is attached.

Will you please take the order of review for depart-

and the constitution review committees for the designated

tments at your earliest possible convenience so that the

ty may proceed to compile its reports.

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FACULTY OF ARTS

DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW COMMITTEES

• Order of Review Department Members

1 Psychology R. Callahan A.H. Somjee J. Tietz, alternate

• • 2. Economics and R. Jennings • • Commerce J. Mills

W. Cleveland, alternate

3. • History L. Evenden T. Peucker R. Saunders, alternate

4. Geography T. Brose • • • J. Wahigren

C. Crawford, alternate

5. Modern J. Munro Languages H. Weinberg

A. Rudrum, alternate

• 6. English J. Hutchinson L. Kenner P. Koroscil, alternate

7. Political Science, E. Coihoun Sociology, and L. Kendall Anthropology L. Boland, alternate

8. • Philosophy W. Dickson • S • C. Hamilton

G. Sperling, alternate

PSYCHOLOGY REVIEW COMMITTEE

Callahan A. Somjee Tietz (alternate)

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Nwiio: Robert Dan CALTAHAN

Present Rank: irtructor Date of J3irth: Jwio 26, 19

Place of Birth: St. Croix Falls, Wisconsin Married: Yes Children:

Undergraduate Work (where, when, standing):

Robert A. Long High School, Longview, Washington 191:6 St. Mary's College, California 1916_i8 University of Washington, Seattle, B.A. 1951 1951

Graduate Work (where, when, degrees):

University of Washington, Seattle, M.A. 1960-65

Academic Awards and Distinctions (Fellowships, Scholarships, etc.):

Academic and Professional Experience (where, when, rank, full-time, part-time, summer, etc.):

Teaching Assistant, University of Washington 1961-65 Assistant. Professor, California State College

at Fullerton 1965-67 Instructor, Simon Fraser University 1967-

Non-Academic experience if relevant:

Service in the Armed Forces:

Active duty, U.S. Navy 1952-1960

Membership in Professional and Learned Societies (include offices held, if any) -

M.L.A.

Public Service (e.g. Community Arts. Counc5.L, Board of Exaii,;ers,

Membershi.ps and Committees within S. F. U.

( 1) 1 192 seminar, Summer 69 Graduate Studies Committee, 68-69 Undergraduut.e Stud les Comm:i.t Lee , 69-70 Student Advisory Serv:i.cc, 68-69 Registration assistn:tt, 67-70

Name: Robert Dan Callahan

Department: English

List of publications and scholarly activities-

"Shakespeare's TROILUS AND CRESSIDA: Lechery as Warfare," PAUNCH /123 (April, 1965), 57-67

"The Theme of Government in MEASURE FOR MEASUIE, ' PAUNCH #25 (February, 1966), 31-52.

'WALDEN: Portrait of the Critics' Saint as a Young Day-dreamer," PAUNCH #2 1 (October, 1965), 27-39

"Alexander Comfort: A Bibliography in Progress," West Coast Review, iii (1969), 48-67.

Publications (scholai-ly)-

Publications (creative)-

Publications (other) (include radio, TV, journalism, etc.)_

Read paper, "Fielding's Other Profile: An Image of Discontent," at A.C.U.T.E. meeting, Calgary, Alberta, June, 1968.

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Ph.D. Dissertations (when ) where, student's name, title, main supervisor or not)-

M.A. d i ssertations (when, whee, student's name, title) main supervisor or not)-

Honours' Essays or d issertations (when, where, student's name, title, main supervisor or not)-

Honors Thesis of Larry Steele, September 2, 1968 "Thoreau: The Myth of Liberty Within" - Suervjsor

Honours Thesis of Gabrielle Neubert, September, 19 68: 'Hemingway's Characters: How They Handle Emotion"- Supervisor

. Teaching:

At SFU (Course, lecturer, supervisor of tutorials, seminare): • 102-3 Introduction to Poetry Tutorials 103-3

103-3Introduction to Introduction to

Drama Drama

Lectures (Fall and Sprin, 68-69) 414-3 Modern American Studies

Titorjals Lectures (Summer 69)

•458-2 English Novel A Seminars 461-2 American Literature 13 Seminars 4642 492-2

Modern American Studies Seminars Honours Seminar (Spring 69)

• 192-2 Honours Seminar (Summer 69)

Elsewhere (indicate level and course title):

Current Research, date-

CURRICULUM VITAE OF A. H. OMJEE

A. H. Sornjee

44 years (3-10-1925)

Department of Political Science, Sociology & Anthropology, Simon Fraser University, Burnaby 2, B.C., Canada.

Married, no children.

9jifications: M.A. (Political Science) Agra University, 1948, First Class Ph.D. (Political Theory) The London School of Economics, 1955 Title of Ph.D. dissertation: 'Some Methodological Aspects of John Dewey's Political Philosophy.'

Fellowships I was awarded the London School of Economics Fellowship for 0verses Students in 1953-54.

.:Specialization: Empirical Political Theory, Society and Politics of South Asia; and Politics of Small Communities. (I have been giving courses, undergraduate as well as • . graduate, on these and related areas at Simon Fraser University.)

Present Position: Professor of Political Science, Simon Fraser University.

Academic Care'r: 1948-56: Lecturer in Political Science, M.R. College, Udaipur (Rajasthan University).

• 1956-60: Reader in Political Science, M.S. University of Baroda. . . . .

1960-65: Professor of Political Science, M.S. University of • .• .. . - Baroda. .

• .. . 1965-66: Associate Professor of Poti tical Science. Simon Fraser University.

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1966 onwards: Professor of Pel iticat Sc icnco, Sinioo Fr;' . University. . . . •• 00

Visiting Prof cssorShjos: . . • 0

• . . 1961-62: The London School of_EConomics

In 1961, I was mi ted, by the London STh)Ol o f Econorlic..^ as a visiting professor. There 1 gave y lectures ar.d

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classes on governm ent and P o l it ics o LnJ I a. Paki an and Ceylon to students of .Sc. (Ecn.). I also :Lx lcc!urs

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;av on Political behaviour in md ian vii. tages 1.o S tuden Ls e

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0 sociology. I set the B.Sc. (Econ.)papr • i the or for • .•

Cho. the tiniversi ty of London for tht year I 'Th•

Research Grants:

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in 1962, I was invited b y th Scioi. 01 (ei a!ld Airic.0

Studies to give three s...in:ns 0:1 Ui !atttf 'ii.t :;!l

,jctivitv in Indian vii 1;es

During my sta y in Europe in 196L-62, I i.nv i.td tO

read pacers b y the Universi Liis of Liv I , Durham,

Edinburgh, and Ecole l'rat i que des ilautes Etudes, Paris

In December' 1961, I participated lo a sIiI: n:ir political developments in South and Souhr:;t Asia sir :c independence,

held at St. Antofly'S College, 0 :,' f0-('-

1966 -6 5: University, of Durham

In 1964, 1 was invited to fill the I cave vacancy of Professor.

Morris-Jones at the University of Durham. There 1 gave a course of lectures on recent political theory and another on society

and politics of India.

During my stay in England in 1964-65 1 was invited to read papers by Universities of Manchester, Leeds, and Birmingham.

1969: Nuffield College, Oxford

I was invited to become a member of . the Senior Common Room

at Nuffield College, Oxford for the Hilary term, January to March, 1969. During February-March 1969, I gave papers

at Oxford, Liverpool and Swansea.

In 1966, I was awarded research grants b y the Canada Council

the Koerner Foundation and Simon Fraser University to study election and politics of a small town in India during the

general election of 1967.

1968: The Canada Council gave me a second grant to complete.

my field-work in India.

1. Voting-behaviour in an Indian Village. (Baroda, M.S.

University of Baroda Press, 195')). Editorially

reviewed in Manchester Guardian, 3rd March, l9i.

2. Politics of a Periurban Community in India, edited

and introduLed by me. (Bombay, Asia Publishing House,

1964).

3. Glass Curtain between Asia and Europe, Ragvafl Iyer

(ed.), oxford; Clarendon, 1965. £ contributed a

chapter on "India's attitude to Europe". The book was translated into French (1965), and German (1968).

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in dindu

• - ..P)1 it iCi 1 Sci nee n Sot 1.j md S • S . ; iseusI (ed. ) L1. I colr:bu . cai

Science in md I

6. The Po 15 1 cii Thorv of John by i'rotcsor RTc}ar'l McKeon. (NwYem n ir. 1 eacIiirs ('01 ll:gL Press

• .. This manuscript has had very favour-m5 i atimis reviews. Some of them are as fol laws:

I. "It is a distinguishcd work of anal,'si ." Ri ch:trd McKeon, Professor of Phi iosopiv , Ci1i.t:.o University.

• '' •.:. i 1• "This is one of the very best treatments of Dewey's

• • social philosophy." Herbert Schneider, formally for-. 5 . merlyProfessor of Philosophy, Columbia University.

• iii. "This is an excellent book, thoroughly scholarly but quite readable in style, it is well organized,

V well conceived and well written. It is sorely needed," Reginald Archambault, Associate Professor

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of Education, Brown University.

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V iv. "I am looking forward to publishin:; what promises V to be one of the most important books in the

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sixty-five year history of the Press." Riclinrd •

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V de Haan, formerly Director, Teachers College Press.

Books in Preparation: 1. Democrac y and Political Change in Village. India.

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This manuscript has been completed and submitted to

• Va university press in the United States and anothor

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V in the United Kingdom. Their relics are awaited.

• •.I 2. Politics of Two MIA Village. 1 have edited and

• -•. -: written the introduction to the booK. This will V.:.

V V likely be published by Asia Publishing House, Bombay,

in 1970. V

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V 3. 1 am currently working on a book which I would like to V

V ' V call by the title of Politics of Accommodation:

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V •V V Modernization and Political Dissent in an Indian Town. V • : This is about a small town in western India cal led

V Anand. During 1966-67, I did intensive field work

V • Vthere. I was assisted in my work by a team of seven

V research assistants. I again visited Arland for • V

another spell of field workSeptemher to December, 1968. V V• •

VV I hope to get the book ready for publication by 1970.

I . "Some Problems of Verification in T.D. Weldon's Political Theory," Indian Journal, of Political Science,

1957.

.2. "Four Communisms," QUEST, 1957.

3. "Oriental Despotism," QUEST, 1958

4. "Problems Confronted in the Rejuvenation of Political Theory," Indian Political Science Journal, 1960.

5. "Political Philosophy of Rabindranath Tagore," Indian Political Science Journal, 1961

6. "Motivations and Propaganda," SEMINAR, 1962.

'7. "Groups and Individuals in the Politics of an Indian Village," PIkL-STUDES ASIAN SURVEY (California University Press) 1962.

8. "Forms and Levels of Political Activity in Indian Villages", POLITICAL STUDIES, (Oxford, Claredon), 1963.

9. "The Problem of Value in recent Political Theory,"

QUEST, 1963.

iO. "Per.iurban Politics in India," ASIAN SURVEY, 1963.

11. "Political Finanèe in India," with C. Somjee, Journal of Politics (Florida), 1963.

• ,. . . . Papers in Preparation:

1. "Conformity, Rationality and Frivolity in Indian • • •' • Elections;" (I hope to have this ready by October, 1969)

• • ' : • , • 2. "Democracy as an Agent of Change in Rural India,"

(I hope to have this ready by December, 1969).

Book Reviews: 1. Review of Britain in India, A Nation in Making,

• . •. •. .. '• • Indian Nationalism and Hindu Social Reform, and Government in Rural India, in Political Quarterly, 1965.

2. Politics and Social Change inJournal of Commonwealth • . . . • . Political Studies, 1965.

• • . . 3. Factional Politics in Uttar Pradesh, in Pacific • • • • Affairs, 1966

4. Unity and Diversity in India and Ceylon, Journal. of• • . Commonwealth Studies, 1.969 (to be published).

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Intcrn.jtiOflal Conferences:1. The 1n1rntt j(n.t]. Pout i(I1 &.'lRL Association

held a round - tII) IL' at Word in I on

deccntr;ilizaLton. I w a s ti','t.'tI to contribute

a 1.aper on "Recent Indian Expt K euce

Decentralization.-

• 2. The International PoliticalSci.nLu Association

• .. Sheld another round-table at Bombay in 1964,

on Leadership and Public Opinion . 1 was invited

to contribute a pap'r on "Vi I ILge Leadership

in . TransitiOfl A Casc. SLudy.

3. 1 was invited to give a talk on election studies

in India by the International P0Th tical Science Association at its session in Geneva, 1966.

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CURRICULUM VITAE

Pull Name: John Tiots

Birthd ate: May 1, 1940

Nationality: American

1--farital Status: married, 2 children

jroos: B. A. Pacific Lutheran Univoriaty, 1962 Ph. D. Claremont Graduate School, 1966

University Appointments:

1966 to present - Simon Fraser University Assistant Professor

May 1967 - April 1968, Chairman of Philosophy Department

General Interests Are:

Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind, Ethics, History of1odorn Philosophy. In addition,

some more particular interests in Philosophy of Language, Philosophy of Law, and Ancient Philosophy.

Manuscripts in Progress:

"J.L. AUSTIN'S NON CONDITIONAL IS THE COMPATIBILITY OF FREE WILL 4 DETERMINISM."

"JOHN CANFILD ON COMPATIEXLISM".

"I CAN' 6 ACTION DESCRIBES'

A large body of material, no longer inchoate but, sadly, still partially incoherent on the concepts of Emotion, Action Intentionality.

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Courses Taught:

Philosophy 400 - Philosophy of Language

Philosophy 100 - Theory of Knowledge Philosophy 430 - Ancient Philosophy

Philosophy 100 - Theory of Knowledge Philosophy 440 - Action, Emotion and Will

Philosophy 100 - Theory of Knowledge Philosophy 400 - Philosophy of Language

Philosophy 103 - Moral Philosophy Philosophy 440 - Consciousness Philosophy 820 - Graduate Seminar in

Philosophy of Mind

Philosophy 100 - Theory of Knowledge Philosophy 204 -- Philosophy of Religion

Philosophy 103 - Moral Philosophy Philosophy 440/1/2/820 Intentionality

Philosophy 204 - Philosophy of Religion Philosophy 432 - Descartes, Leibniz, and

Spinoza

1conomjcs & Commerce Review - - • Committee

Jennings Mills

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Name Raymond Earl Jennings

Address 7119 Curtis, Burnaby. 2

Nationality: Canadian Birthdate: January 12, 1942

Marital Status married, 2 children

Education:

Cornwall Collegiate and Vocational School 1954-1959; S

Senior Matriculation (Grade XIII), 1959 Queen's University 1959-1962 (B.A. 1962)

Honours Year (1962-63) Queen's University 1964-l965. (M.A. 1965)

H H H University of London 1965 to 1967 (Ph.D. 1967)

H ..: H.: Oxford University 1969 .- . recognized student . .

Teaching and Research experience

Frdm January to June, 1964. I taught English and History in the Protestant High School, Chibougamau, Quebec,

H and returned to Queen's for M.A. studies the following summer. During the 1964-65 session at Queen's, I tutored individual undergraduates in logic and metaphysics, in addition to tutoring larger groups in logic and marking logic exercises for the introductory philosophy course.

H . . My M.A. thesis was an examination of the formal properties of preference and choice; in it, 'I attempted to

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. demonstrate, among other things, that the explanatory role of :preferences provides a correlator-relation which guarantees

• •... that a set of formal properties of choice are also formal properties of preference. A condensed version of part of this

................thesis has been accepted for publication in Mind.

My Ph.D. thesis was entitled Topic Neutral Expressions, but is mainly concerned with the syntax of lists formed with "and" and "or", and with the relation between distributive properties and meaning and the consequences of the logic of

• • . • • lists for Deontic Logic and Practical Inference.

From September 1967 to present, I have been Assistant

H • Professor atSimon Fraser University. I have taught mainly senior undergraduate and graduate courses (see attached list)

Awards: . .

Ontario Government Graduate Fellowship 1964-65 Canada Council Fellowship 1965-66, offered again for 1966-67

• •: Commonwealth Scholarship 1966-68 Canada Council Leave Fellowship 1969 . S

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. Publications:0

."Purpleness, a reply to Mr. Roxbee Cox" Analysis, January, 1965 (approximate length, 1800 words)

"'Or'", Analysis, June, 1966 (approximate length, 1800 words)

"Preference and Choice as Logical Correlates", accepted, January, 1966, for publication in Mind (approximate length, 5400 words) Xerox copies of proofs available. Published

• 0 . . October 1967. Various Book Reviews . .

Papers to Learned Societies

............. " A Problem with Hintikka's APKK* and CKK* Ru1es' from Philosophical Assoc., December 1967

Manuscripts Completed

The Duality of "And" and "Or": An Essay in the Phenomenology of Logic

Manuscripts in Preparation: .

1. Logical Relations-Weaker-and Stronger Then Entailment

.: . 2. The Vocabulary of Mind and Sense

My main philosophical interest lies in the more formal • areas of the Philosophy of Language, the relation between formal

Deontic Logic and the logic of ethical argument and practical inference, the relation between iplication-relations of formal

.........• calculi and entailment, and with the possibilities of formalization • •• •0

. of sectors of language. I have broader interests in the issues of philosophical psychology,--such as the concept of human action, motivation, intention, the identity problem etc. I would be .prepared to lead seminars and give courses in these areas.

Referees:

• Professor B. A. 0. Williams, . . . Knightbridge Professor of Philosophy ...... King's College

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• The University of California, Santa Barbara, Santa Barbara, California 93106

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Courses Taught

Fall 1967 Philosophy 401 - Philosophy of Mind

Philosophy 432 * Descartes, Leibniz and Spinoza

• • Spring 1968 Philosophy 201 - Symbolic Logic II • . (now 404)

Philosophy 405 - Deontic Logic

Summer 1968 Seminar "Identity"

Philosophy 411 - Philosophical Analysis

Fall 1968 Graduate Seminar- Wittgenstein's Investigations


Spring 1970 Seminar - Philosophical Logic


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Present rank: Assistant Professor Date of Birth: 1.930

Place of Birth: London,.Engl.and Married: Yes

Undergraduate Work (where, when when, standing)-

B.A., 1st class honours, English, U.B.C., 1964

Graduate work( where, when, degrees)-

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Children: No

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Academic Awards and Distinctions (Fellowships, Scholarships, etc.)-

KVOS Scholarship, 1962 B.C. Teacher's Federation Scholarship, 1962

• . Jonathan Rogers Award, 1.963 Government of B.C. Scholarships, 1962, 1963 Woodrow Wilson Felloswhip, 1964 Canada Council Duty Fellowship 1968

.• . Academic and Professional Experience (where, when, rank, ful-ttie, part-time,

summer, etc.)-

S.F.U. Instructor, 1965-1968 S.F.U. Assistant Professor 1968-

• Non-Academic experience if relevant-

Service in the Armed Forces-

British Army 1950-52

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Teaching:

• At SRI (Course, lecturer, supervisor of tutorials, ceninars)-

• 101-3, Introduction to Fiction, tutorials • 103-3, Introduction to Drama, tutorials • 103-3, Introduction to Drama, lecture

20l-3, Study of Literature, tutorials 1401-3, Chaucer, seminar

• 1451-2, Chaucer, seminar 001-2, Writing, tutorial 402 Tudor Lit. lecture 152 Tudor lit, seminar

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453 Shakespeare seminar

Elsewhere (indicate level and course title)-

Ext Course "Radical Perspectives" (U.B.C.,) "Rebellious Discontent" (U.B.C.) "Intellectual Bestsellers" (u.Bc. and Library)

Supervision

Ph.D. Dissertations (when, where, student's name, title, main supervisor or not)-

M.A. dissertations (when, where, student's name, title, main supervisor or not)-.

1968, S.F.U., Arthur Roy Duggan, FROM RAKE TO REFORMER, THE BLACK LETTER, LIGHT IN AUGUST, Member of the Committee.

1969, S.F.U. Sally Jones, "Patterns of Rhythm in Plays of Synye" - supervisor

1969, S.F.U. Ken O'Brien - "]he Criticism of George Lukacs" supervisor with rave Bettisa, PSA

• 1969, S.F.U. "at Colbert - Thesis on Oscar Wilde, supervisor

• 1969 S.F.U. Richard Rathwell, "Confidence Man", M of C

•• 1969 S.F.U. Ilenrika Williamson, "Margaret Avion" M of C

1969 S.F.U. Dave Brown "filly Budd" M of C

Honours' Essays or dissertations (when, where, student's name, title, main supervisor or not)-

1968, S.F.U. Kenneth Robson, A STUDY OF THE ORIGINS AND I)EVELOPHEIff 01 ? THE 0 CORPUS CIERISTI CYCLES, Senior Supervisor

19& S.F.U. I:igtr Thom NARRATIVE_ FE PEPIVE TN CI(AUCER' T110II1Ji AND CUIFYDF, Member of Conuuittee

1969 Rick McGrath - esmy on Nus1es "Suuuners Lust. Will. and Tu t.amemtt.

* 1laine: John t4111s

Dpartrnerit: English

List of publications and scholarly activities-

"The Maltese Cross", a Short Story, Evidence #3 'The Wind on the Heath", a Masque, Evidence //3 "Joust in-Eight Rounds", a Rinarole, Evidence #8 "The Colendar", short story, FLIge //2 Sections from a novel "The Land of Is" (self published)

Publications (scholarly)

"Chaucer's Low Seriousness". Paunch 1127 "Love and Anarchy in Sgt. Musgrave's Dance" Drama Survey

Publications (creative)

: The Maltese Cross (Evidence) The Colendar (Edge)

' The Road Runner (Evidence) Joust in Eight Rounds (Evidence) Seance on a Black Afternoon (El Corno Heronwood (West Coast Review)

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• •. : Publications (Other) (include radio, TV, journalism, etc.)-

"Intellectual Best Sellers" course for ext. dept UBC • :. Reviews on Ridder, Nalcokor, Celine, etc. for West Coast Review

"From Georgia Straight" Pamphlet, Pendejo Press : Reprint of Alex Comf'ort's "The Novel of Our time" Pendejo Press

"The Word in a Global Village", an article, PACIFIC NATION 1, Vancouver, pp. 39-57

ReviewsforWestCoast Review and journalism for Vancouver Sun, Georgia Straight, CBC, etc.

Review of "Flying a Red Kite", Hugh Hood, Evidence #6.

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:Irjtcr John p ills reads from his nov' novel at l2:O on h r rthv, ::!.rch 14,in the Theatre.

-Ris-rep.ir lest semester is one of the son's

hih1ight, and he has been called back for a return

appearance at the recuest of' rian'i who heard him on that occasion..

The novel fror.1 which he will read Is now

more than tvo-thjrds com pleted. Its title Is

?kniber One Congr Street. It consists of three 11 rigma.roles. 11 "igmarole" Is a term devise-1 by Prof.

Mills to describe a unit of eight interlocking sections.

Two of these "rigmaroles" have been completed, and

he is at ork on..-the third.

His novel, Thovm-Tri. p , from which he read on his ist ap t ee rance, has been completed and is in the hands of his agent.

John 1,11s, an assistant; professor in theEnglish

Department at S, ws recently awarded a 3,OOO Canada

Council Arts Fellowshi p . This will enable him to devote

eight months to iriting after this semester ends. 'do

plans to send the st'mmer in Vancouver, and then tra7cl

to e1the' llexico or Lerore.

Originally from Ergland, P rof. Mills has spent 16

•ri Cd 'ears In C.a3a, co5rg to S'( when it or'c.ner1.

He ha rc an'] an M.A. In !g]5 ch from Stanford.

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CURRICULUM VITAE

• Name: William L. Cleveland Address: Department of History Simon Fraser University Burnaby 2, British Columbia Canada

Telephone: Department; 604-291--3770 Home; 604-988-1984

Marital Status: Married August 1969

Military Status: Classification 1-Y because of permanent knee injury.

Education: At Dartmouth, graduated with distinction in major of history; At Princeton, National Defense Foreign Language Fellowships,

• Princeton Regional Studies Fellowship, and Fuibright and Fuibright Hays Fellowships for study abroad.

Foreign Languages: Read German, French, and Arabic.

Travel: In Egypt 1966-1967 doing dissertation research; travel in Europe, North Africa, Turkey, and Lebanon. In Beirut May-August 1969 on research grant awarded by Simon

:• Fraser University President's Research Fund.

Dissertation Topic: The Making of an Arab Nationalist: Ottomanism and Arabism in the Life and Thought of Sati' al-Husri.

• Dissertation Adviser: L. Carl Brown

Research Interests: The intellectual origins of Arab nationalism subsidiary interest in certain aspects of 19th century North African history.

• Teaching Experience: Assistant Professor, Department of History, • • • • • Simon Fraser University, September 1968 - present.

Courses taught: Introductory Survey of Afro-Asia in the 20th Century; The Middle East since 1800; The Eastern Arab States in the 20th Century; 19th. and 20th Century North Africa.

References:

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Prof. L. Carl Brown, Chairman, Near Eastern Studies Dept., Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. Prof. Norman Itzkowitz, Near Eastern Studies Dept., Princeton University. • Prof. Ian Mugridge, Chairman, History Dept., Simon Fraser University. . Prof. John Hutchinson, History Dept., Simon Fraser Universit

HISTORY REVIEW COMMITTEE

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Ev end en Peucker Saunders (alternate)

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NAME: EVENDEN, Leonard J.

AGE: .32

RANK: Assistant Professor . .' . . .

2. CONTRACT: 2 years, effective September 1, 1970

•. 3. DEGREES: B.A. (Honours) 1960 McMaster University • . M.A. 1962 University of Georgia, Athens

Ph.D. . University of Edinburgh, Scotland (Conferral anticipated 1970; thesis was submitted August, 1969)

4• CAREER: a) Previous Positions Prior Cornng to Simon Fraser University

Instructor 1962-63 Georgia Stat University, Atlanta, Georgia Instructor Summer 1 63 University of Georgia, Athens Demonstrator in Geography 1963-66 Univ. of Edinburgh, Scotland

b) Appointment at Simon Fraser University

••,•, •;.• 00. . 0 •• Assistant Professor 1966 -

5. . CONTRIBUTIONS TO SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY .

• •'• " :. ' a) Courses Taught

101-3 General Geography (.3,67; 1,68 Chairman ( .1,67; 2,68 (1/3 participation) ( 2,70 Sole charge

241-3 Social Geography 3,67; 3,68; (due in 3,70)

441-5 Geog. of Urban Regions 1,67; 1,68; 2,68; 1,69; 1,70 ' 5

443-5 Regional Planning 3,68 (1/3 participation)

462-5 United States . . 1,69 (1/3 participation)

• '':, 801-3 Nature of Geography 1,68 (staff participation)

844-5 Cultural Geography 1,70 (½ participation)

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•• •• 898 N.A. Thesis Various and ongoing

• . : • Guest lecture to Behavioural Sciences 424, Spring 1 68 - "A Geographic

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Faculty Association, 3-67; current University Affairs Committee, 1-70.

Faculty of Arts: Pre-registration Committee, 1-67 Academic Planning Committee, 1-68, current Nominating Committee for election of Dean of Arts, 2-68

•. Department of Geography: . .

Undergraduate Studies Committee Graduate Studies Salaries Committee Dean's Consultant Committee •Dean's Review Committee .

• 6. SCHOLARLY STATUS .

a) "Metropolitan Dominance in North American rdnization", open Lecture to the Western Division of the Canadian Association of Geographers,

•. February, 1970, at the University of British Columbia.

• "Workshop in Urban Geography", sponsored by College of New Caledonia, ••Prince George, B.C., Spring 1970. . .

1. .. b) Membership in national or international societies

Fellow, Canadian Association of Geographers ,• American Geographical Society

Member, American Association of Geographers, Southeastern Division •

: •. " Urban Studies Group, Institute of British Geographers " Urban History Group, Economic History Society, U.K.

c) Meetings attended:-

American Association of Geographers, Toronto, 1966 Canadian Association of Geographers, Ottawa, 1967

Calgary, 1968 •

't " " ", Western Division, 1967, 1 68, 1 69, '70.-

• • • various B.C. centres. • American Association of Geographers, Southeastern Division, 1967,

• • • • Cainsville, Florida. (Paper presented • ••• • • • • and Session chaired)

American Association of Geographers, Pacific Coast Division, Bellingham '68..

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• • a) Areas of Scholarly Interest • S

i. Geographical expressions of urbanization processes, especially social.

. : • ii. Questions of "metropolitan character" in the urban condition.

/ iii. Diffusion of innovations with reference to the urban hierarchy and • . S • • political hierarchical forms (see 5(a) and 7 (b).

iv. Central place theory (Ph.D. thesis).

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i. "The Diffusion of Public Educational Changes in North Carolina the Regionalization of 'Progress", Southeastern Geographer, IX,

2, 3.969, pp. 80-93. Invitation paper. (Referee mechanism employed

by Journal)

ii. "Community Rudiments in the Settlement Structure of South-east Scotland" forthcoming in Proceedings of the Canadian Association

S of Geographers, 1970.

iii. Invitation Review of Innovation Diffusion as a Spatial Process,

. . : . by T. Hgerstrand, Chicago, University of Chicago Press, 1967,

• •--: . 334 pp. Reviewed in Social Forces, XLVII, 3, 1969, pp. 356-357.

•iv. Invitation article "And What About Our Cities? Some Open Ends",

Focos, Charter Issue, March/April, I, #1, 1969, pp. 22-23.

Total publications: seven.

8. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS .

a) During the Fall of 1967, I was invited to be a Visiting Scholar in the Institute for Research in the Social Sciences, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. This included regular participation in the Seminar "A Decision Theory of Urban Land Development", sponsored by

:... : the Center for Urban and Regional Research in the Institute.

The following activities were also associated with this visit:-

i. "Time and SocialGeographic Research: An Introduction and Case Study", presented to the Annual Meeting of the American Association

. : of Geographers, Annual Meeting, 1967, Gainsville, Florida.

Chairman of Session, "Southern Agriculture", at Meeting noted

immediately above.

ii.' "A Sense of Place and Emergent Public Authority", Invitation open lecture sponsored by the Department of Geography, University of

North Carolina, Chapel Hill, November 1967.

b) Member and current Chairman of the Organising Committee for the Symposium Cultural Discord in the Modern World, to be hosted here during, the

International Geographical Congress, 1972.

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9. REFERENCES

• a) Professor J. W. Watson, Head Department of Geography, University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland.

b) Dr. R. Jones, Senior Lecturer in Urban Geography, University of Aberdeen, • (St. Mary's, Mary's, High Street) Old Aberdeen, Scotland.

c) Dr. S. Bederman, - Associate Professor of Geography, Georgia State University, (33 Gilmer Street, SE) Atlanta, Georgia, 30303, U.S.A.

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NAME: PEUCKER, Thomas K. .•

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RANK Assistant Professor

DECREES: Ph. D. (Dr. Phil.) University of Heidelberg, 1966

COURSES TAUGHT: Geography 221-3 Economic Geography • " 322-3 Primary Activities

" 325-3 Tertiary Activities • U 405-4 Reading: Computer Cartography, Geography of

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Education 407-3 Quantitative Geography,--803-3 Recent Developments in Economic Geography

". 807-3 Quantitative Geography • .•" 834-5 Locational Problems

892-5 Reading Computer in Geography

PUBLICATIONS: •• . S

a) "Johann Georg Kohl, A Theoretical Geographer of the 19th Century", • •° •. Professional Geographer, Vol. 20, No. 4, July 1968, pp. 247-250.

b) "Liii's Law of Traffic", Nr. 27, Harvard Papers in Theoretical Geography,

1969, 70 pages.

C) "German Social Geography, Again" senior. author D. Bartels, Annals of the Association of American Geographers, Vol. 59, 1969, pp. 596-598.

d) "Some Thoughts on Optimal Mapping and Coding of Surfaces". Submitted for

• .: publication to Harvard Papers for Theoretical Geography.

PAPERS READ TO LEARNED SOCIETIES: .

• .. a) "Some Reflections on the Spatial Distribution of Technical Progress," 0

• B. C. Division, Canadian Association of Geographers, March, 1968.

b). "The Thuenen Theory and Economic Development", paper presented to the International Geographical Union Congress, New Delhi, December, 19.68.

c) "Park-Awareness and Park Use in Cities." Canadian Association of Geographers,

• Western Division, March 1969 (with Kim Rawley).

d) "Some Thoughts on Optimal Mapping and Coding of Surfaces". Paper read. at • S

the 1969 meeting of the Canadian Association of Geographers, St. Johns, Nfld. •

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e) "Economic Development and Transportation". Lecture given at the Univcsity of Washington, Department of Geography (invited).

f) . "Computer Cartography". Lecture given at the University of Washington, Urban Data Center (invited).

g) "A Spatial System Based on Production Factors". Lecture given at the • . --University ofHawãii, -Department ofGeography(ifivited).

h) "Geography of Education". Two lectures given at S.F.U. Social and Philosophical Foundations, Department of Economics and Commerce.

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a) September- December 1968: Visiting Post Doctoral Fellow and consultant for Theoretical Geography, Laboratory-for Computer Graphics and Spatial Analysis, Harvard University.

b) January - March 1969: Visiting Scholar, Department of Geography and Urban Data Center, University of Washington.

c) Report to the President, S.F.U. on Forecasting Models for Higher Education in British Columbia (commissioned).

• : d) Three subsequent reports to the Academic Board for Higher Education in • British Columbia on the same subject (commissioned). .

RESEARCH .•. . • • • •.

• •. a) "Higher Education in Greater Vancouver and Factor Ecology of Greater --Vancouver",----(President's-'-Research Grant)

--b)--"Transportation--Networks- and -Automated--Mapping".--(President'-s-Research Grant)

c) "Surface Interpretation and Interpolation". S

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• •, • c) Regional Science Association (International, Western and German Division) • d) Association of Computer- Machinery.

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Faculty of Arts Committee on Faculty-Students relations. S

Department of Geography: Cartography Committee

•Name: SAUNDERS, Ross

Place of Birth: Harrisburg, Pa. Date: January 9, 1938.

• Marital Status: Married.

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• • Ph.D. in Slavic Phonology, Brown University, 1969.

Positions Held: Teaching Assistant, Penn State University.

• 1965 - 1966, Instructor, Department of Modern Languages, • • • Simon Fraser University.

• • 1966 - present, Assistant Professor, Dept. of Modern • Languages, Simon Fraser University.

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CURRICULUM VITAE

WAHLGREN, John H.

Valley, Nebraska Date: August 10, 1927

Married, three children.

Valley High School, Valley, Nebraska: Diploma, 1945.

Iowa State College, Ames, Ia.: Three years undergraduate work in

• chemistry (1945-48); honorable dismissal to transfer to University of California.

• Far Eastern and Russian Language School, Univ. of California Extension: One-year intensive course in Russian successfully completed, June 1949.

• University of California, Berkeley: B.A. in Slavic Languages and Literatures, June 1950.

• M.A. in Slavic Languages and Literatures, June 1958. Ph.D. in Slavic Languages and Literatures, June 1964. S

•Positions held:

Training Officer and Supervisory Training Instructor (Foreign Languages), • National Security Agency, Dept. of Defense, Washington, D.C., 1951-55, • •

1956-60.

• Military service, attached to NSA, 1955-56.

• Associate in Russian, George Washington University, Washington, D.C., February 1954 - June 1955 (concurrent with employment in NSA).

Graduate Research Linguist II, Machine Translation project, University of •

California, Berkeley, June 1960 - July 1963.

• Postgraduate Research Linguist VI, Machine Translation project, Univ. of California, July 1963 - June 1964.

Assistant Research Linguist II and Assistant Director, Machine Translation • project, Univ. of Calif., June 1964 - February 1965.

Lecturer in Linguistics, Univ. of Calif., February - June 1965.

Associate Professor, Department of Modern Languages, Simon Fraser University, January 1967 - present.

0 Professional Societies: Linguistic Society of America American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Languages

• Linguistic Circle of New York Association for Machine Translation and Computational Linguistics

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SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

0 Psychology Department

Name: Charles Bates CRAWFORD

Rank: Assistant Professor

Appointed: July 1, 1966

Born: April 5, 1937, High Prairie, Alberta

Marital Status: Married, 1 child

• Degrees: B.A. (H) 1961 University of Alberta M.Sc. 1964 University of Alberta Ph.D. 1966 McGill University

Research experience

1961-1962 (Summers) Research assistant, University of Alberta 1963-1965 Research assistant, McGill University

1965-1966 Consultant in statistics and computer methods for various projects • S.

in clinical psychology at Allan Memorial Institute of Psychiatry, Montreal.

• Teaching experience

1962-1963 Teaching assistant, Introductory Psychology, University of Alberta 1964-1966 Teaching assistant, psychological statistics, McGill University

Research Interests

• Methods for assessing factorial Invariance; methods for rotation and determining the number of factors in factor analysis; nature and development of human abilities,

• theory and techniques of psychological measurement.

Teaching interests

Introductory and advanced psychological statistics; individual differences and human abilities; history and systems; cognitive processes

Memberships

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Canadian Psychological Association, Psychometric Society, Sigma Xi, American Association for the advancement of Science, American Statistical Assoä:Lation.

Publications & Papers

Crawford, Charles. An emperical and theoretical study of factorial invariance, • . Unpublished Master's thesis, University of Alberta, 1964.

Crawford, Charles. Analytic methods of rotation in the determination of the number of factors. Unpublished Doctoral Dissertation, McGill University, 1966. •

• Crawford, Charles. A methodological study of factorial invariances using colour • vision data. Paper presented at Canadian Psychological Association meeting,

• June, 1963, Quebec.

Crawford, Charles. A general method of rotation in factor analysis. Paper

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•presented at Special Meeting of the Psychometric Society, April, 1967, Madison, Wisconsin.

• Crawford, Charles. A method for determining the number of interpretable factors in factor analysis. Paper presented at special meeting of Psychometric Society, Chappel Hill, April, 1968.

Crawford, Charles B. and Ferguson, George. A general rotation criterion • • and its use in oblique rotation. Psychometrika. (accepted for

publication, May, 1969).

• Research grants .

Role of transfer of training and learning in the development of intelligence. • . President's grant, Simon Fraser University, $1200.

A general method of describing parsimony in factor analysis and its use in oblique rotation and in determining the number of factors. National Research

•Council of Canada, $4,300. per year.

• • • A study of Creativity and Intelligence, President's Research Grant, $1050.00.

I. A method for oblique rotation in factor analysis

• • • II. A Monte Carlo study of the use of incorrect transformation in Analysis, • NRC project grant $3000.00.

October, 1969

Modern Languages Review Committee

Munro Weinberg RudruTfl (alternate)

DOCTJMENTATIOI'1 FOR UNIVERSITY TENURE COtUITTEE

o Name: John Miller Munro; Age: 31; Assistant Professor,

Department of Economics and Commerce; IZZ

2. Present 'contract is for two years and expires August 31, 197.

3. Degrees held:

B.Coinfll., U,B.C., 1961 M.B.A., Indiana, 1963 D.B.A., Indiana, 1966

4 Professional career: • Assistant Economist, Department of Research, Canadian National

Railways, 1962-1963 • InstuctOr, Faculty of Commerce, UniversitY of British Columbia,

.1963-1964 Assistant Professor, Department of Economics and Commerce,

• Simon Fraser University, 1966 to date (presently on leave of absence) Consultant for the Organization for Economic Cooperation and

' Development (OECD) at the Middle East Technical University, • Ankara, Turkey, 1968-1969 .

5. Courses taught at SPU:

Economics 200: Fall, 1966 Economic3/C0mme1' 0 367: Summer 1968 Economics/commerce 368: Fall, 1967 Economics 465: Spring, 1967 Commerce 478: Pall, 1967 and Spring, 1968 Econo!1iC8 865: Spring, 1967 and Spring, 1968

S Economics 867 : Summer, 1968

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Other contributions to SPU:

(1) Department of Economics and Commerce:

Appointments committee, 1967-1968 Library Representative, 1966-1968

• ' M.B.A. Planning Committee, 1966-1968 Undergraduate Commerce Curriculum Committee,

1966-1967

(2) Faculty Association:

• Pensions Committee, 1967-1968

(a)' Invited addresses: (three others in the last four years)

"The Measurement of Interregional Income Disparities in

Canada.'' Presented at the meetings of the Canadian political

'ScionCo Association, Ottawa, Ontario, June, 1967

"Transportation planning: An Introduction." Presented at the Turkizh Department of Public 'Works, May, 1969

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• Canadian Transportation Research Forum (Vice President - Public Relations, 1967-1968)

American Economic Association • Society for International Development

7. (a) Areas of specialization: Transportation, Regional Economics.

• (b) Publications. (total 8' All listed publications except • No. 4 were examined by referees. Nos. 2 9 3 9 4 9 and 7 could

be said to have been by invitation.

1 "Book Review of E.D. Perle, The Demand for Transportation mmr4+r Studies in the United State,

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ranSpOr a1onJourna.E7i1ii11er, 1965. 2. "Book Review of Leroy 0. Stone, Urban Development in

• Canada: An Introduction to the Demographic Aspec±g,1 • Canadian Journal of Economiç, May, 1969.

30 "Depressed Regions and Transportation Investment," Transportation Research Forum Papers - Seventh-Annual

B. Cross, (oxford, Ind,: Richard 1966).

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Feasibility of Port Development at Michigan Cit y , Lid: Graduate School of Business Research Report (Blooming

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Ind. : Indiana University Bureau of Business Research, - 1964. (With Joseph R. Hartley, et al.)

5" "New Directions in Canadian Transportation Policy," • TnsportatiOfl Journal, Winter, 1968.

6. "Planning the Appalachian Development Highway System: • Some Critical Questions," Land Economic, May, 1969.

' 7; Trade Liberalization and Transportation in Internati Trade oron'GO University of Toronto Press, 1969).'

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8. External research awards: a; Ford Foundation Doctoral Fellowships - 2 years.

b. PotDoctoral Fellowship in Applied Urban Economics at

Indiana University for one summer.

c Private Planning Association of Canada. Research grant. financed by tho Ford Foundation and the Department of Transport under he Association's Atlantic Studies Program for research on the impact of transport policies on trade

- between Canada and the United States. Amount of grant lOOOO. (see publicatiOfl . flO. 7)

9, External refere9. a. Professor J.W. Milliman

W . Institute for Applied. Urban Economics Graduate School of Business Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana

b. Professor Geo.W. Wilson, Chairman

• Department of Economics,

Inc1iana' •U:nivers ity Bloomington, Indiana

C. Professor H.E. Englis.h School o f Commerce

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Name: Harold WEINBERG

Rank: Associate Professor

Appointed: July 1, 1966

Born: June 26, 1933

SIMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

Psychology Department

Marital Status: Married, 1 child

Degrees: B.Sc. 1958 University of Washington M.Sc. 1960 University of adhington Ph.D. 1963 University of Washington

• Teaching and Research experience:

1957-1963 Research Assistant to N. H. Smith, Jr., University of Washington 1962-1963 Extension Instructor, University of Washington

• 1963-1964 Assistant Professor, Drake University 1964-1966 Assistant Professor, University of Saskatchewan

. 1966-1968 Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University 1968-pres. Associate Professor, Simon Fraser University 1968-1969 Research Associate, Burden Neurological Institute, Bristol, England. 1969 Professor (visiting) Summer, University of Oklahoma.

Major area of research:

Neurophysiology of learning and perception.

Teaching experience:

MA and Ph.D. Supervision Contemporary problems in Learning, motivation, and perception (grad, levels) Physiological Psychology (2nd, 4th year and grad, levels) Learning (3rd year level) Motivation (2nd and 3rd year level) History and Systems (2nd year level) Experimental Psychology (2nd year level) Introductory

Supervised reading and research: Physiological---4th year level Ethology

Current research:

•The relation of intracerebral potentials to learning and motivation.

Professional societies:

• Canadian Psychological Association American Psychological Association BS Psychological Association - Director N. Y. Academy of Sciences

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Harold WEINBERG

International Neuropsychology Society

International Society of Electroencephalagraphy and Clinical Neurophysiology Western Psychological AssOciation Canadian Association of University Teachers -American.Assocjatjon of-University Professors American Association for Advancement of Science Western Psychological Association

Consulting:

Reviewer: Canadian Defense Research Council Awards Reviewer: Ontario Mental Health Awards

Awards:

National Research Council of Canada 1964-1969 Medical Research Council of Canada 1964-1969 Social Science Research of Canada 1965 British Council Award 1969

Publications:

Weinberg, H. Evoked potentials during learning and conflict. For Experimental Neurology.

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Weinberg,.H., Walter, W. Gray, & Crow, H. J. Intracerebral events in humans related to real and, imaginary stimuli. EEC, Clin. Neurophysiol. In press.

Weinberg, H., Walter, W. Gray & Crow, H. J. Intracerebral events in humans related to real and imaginary stimuli. EEC and Clin. Neurophysiol.,,

tract of paper given to 4th International Congress of EEC & Clin. Neurophysio]..) In press.

Weinberg, H. The relation of spectral components of visual evoked responses _to.intelligence._- . atur, 1969.

Weinberg, H. Evoked potentials recorded from intracerebral electrodes in humans. (abst.) EEC Clin. Neurophysiol. In press.

•-. Weinberg, H. The effect of sleep deprivation on the visual evoked potential.

Psychonomic Science, 1969, 15, 279-280.'

Weinberg, H. & Cole, R. E. Evoked potentials to classes of visual stimuli. Psychonomic Science, 1968, 11, 71-76.

Weinberg, H. TempOral discrimination of cortical stimulation. Physiol. &

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Behaviour, 1968, 3, 297-300.

Weinberg,.H. Discriminations based on cortical stimulation. (abst.,) Canad. • Psychol., 1967, 8, 159.

Weinberg, H. Evidence suggesting the acquisition ofa simple discrimination during sleep. Canad. J. Psychol., 1966, 20, 1-11.

Weinberg, H. & Yu, Li-Na. An attempt to modify the rewarding charaèteristjcs

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Weinberg, H. & Andrew, W. The conditioned influence of cortical stimulation on resistance to extinction. Physiol. & Behaviour, 1966, 1, 205-207.

Weinberg, H. Evidence suggesting the acquisition of a discrimination during sleep.. Amer. Psychol., 1964, 19, 538.

Weinberg, H. An investigation of sleep produced by cortical stimulation. Masters Thesis, University of Washington, 1960.

Weinberg, H. & Smith, M. H. The effect of ventromedial hypothalamic lesions an septal self-stimulation. Mental Health Res. Bull., 1, 1962, 12-13.

Weinberg, H. The acquisition of a manual response during sleep and an investigation of associated autonomic changes. Ph.D. Thesis, University of Washington, 1963.

Smith, N. H., Salisbury, R., & Weinberg, H. The reaction of hypothalamic-hyperphgic rats to stomach preloads. J. comp. physiol. psychol., 1.961, 54, 660-664.

Loucks, R.B., Weinberg, H. & Smith, M. H. The erosion of electrodes by small currents. EEC, Clin. Neurophysiol., 1959, 4, 823-826.

Smith, N. H., Pool, R. & Weinberg, H. The effects of peripherally induced shifts in water balance on eating. J. Comp. Physiol. Psychol., 1959, 52, 283-289.

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Smith, M. H., Pool, R. & Weinberg, H. Evidence for a learning theory of specific hunger. J. Comp. Physiol. Psychol., 1958, 51, 758-763.

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Curriculum _Vitae

Alan Rudrwn Date of Birth: November 30, 1932

.. • Education:

B.A., London University, Class Two, Division One, 19514 Cert. Ed., University of Cambridge, 1955

• Ph.D., University of Nottingham, 1961

Academic Appointments:

Lecturer, University of Adelaide, 1958-64 Lecturer, The Queen's University of Belfast, 1964-66 Visiting Assistant Professor, U.C.L.A., 1966-67 1. Assistant Professor, University of California, Davis, 1967-68

• Professor, Kent State University, 1968-69 Professor, S.F.U., 1969-

Awards and Professional Distinctions:

• Sturges Exhibitions, King's College, London, 1951-54 Revis Research Student, University of Nottingham, 1956-58

• Supplement Editor of Vestes, The Australian Universities' Review 1960-64 Member of the Editorial Board of Southern Review, An Australian Journal

of Literary Studies, 1963-present • Grant from American Philosophical Society for work on an edition of • Thomas Vaughan's Works, 1968

Huntington Library Grant, 1968 . • • Summer Faculty Fellowship,University of California, 1968

President: Research Grant, S.F.U., Summer 1970

Publications: Critical Works and Compilations

"Johnson" in Poems of Johnson and Godismith (London, 1965)., a selection • with notes and critical introductions.

A Critical Commentary on Milton's Paradise Lost, (London, 1966). 101 pp.

A Critical Commentary on Milton's Comas and Shorter Poems, (London, 1967) 113 pp

Ed., Milton. MOdern Judgements (London, 1968), with critical introduction

A Critical Commentary on Milton's Samson Agonistes, (London, 1969). 8Opp

Articles: •

"Henry Vaughan's 'The Book': A Hermetic Poem," in AUMLA (journal of the Australiasian Universities Language and Literature Association), No. 16

• (1961), pp. 161-166. •

• . "Henry Vaughan and the Theme of Transfiguration," Southern Review, No. I, 1963, pp. 54-68. •

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0 "Coleridge's 'This Lime-Tree Bower My iPrison,'" Southern Review, No. 2, • 1961i., pp. 30-42

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"Some Errors in A.E. Waite's Transcription of Thomas Vaughan's MS Notebook, Notes and Queries, New Series, Vol. 13, No. 7, July 1966, pp. 258-259.

• S Vaughan's 'The Night,' Some Hermetic Notes," Modern Language Review,

• • • vol 64, 1969, pp. 11-19

Polygamy in Paradise Lost," to appear in Essays in Criticism. (1970)

"The Influence of Alchemy in the Poems of Henry Vaughan," to appear in • Philological Quarters (probably early in 1971).

Reviews cont'd.

• H.T. Moore, D.H. Lawrence and His World; Keith Sagar The Art of D.H. Lawrence; H.M. Daleski, The Forked Flame; David J. Gordon,

• D.H. Lawrence as a Literary- Critic, The Listener, September 1st, 1966.

Stanley- E. Fish, Surprised By Sin; Barbara Levaiski, Milton's Brief Epic; Wayne Shumakes, Unpremeditated Verse, Southern Review (Adelaide), Vol III, 'No. 2 (1968), 184-188.

Forthcoming Publications:PLL, c4-LI 4 C4 (aji. 5ei-i tLr 9

cq (7 d a4t. &42Z.(A2, ° C..- L,A- vJ T1Gj.) An edition of The Complete Works of Thomas Vaughan is contracted to be published by the Clarendon Press, Oxford.

A'Full-length study, Henry Vaughan and the Hermetic Philosophy, is nearing completion. The MS has been read by the University of California Press, which subsequently expressed a strong interest in seeing the completed' version.

Non-Academic experience if relevant-

Chairman of AAUP Committee of Enquiry into a Campus Disturbance, Kent State University-1969 (Report published in September 196; copy available.) -

Service in the Armed Forces-

TMernbershipIn'Proess i'o'na1anLrnedSo tié(indlId'é 6ffiéITh.é1d, if any

Modern Language Association of America Philological Association of the Pacific Coast Renaissance Society of America Milton Society of America

-Public-Service (e.g. Community Arts 'Council, Board of Examiners, etc.)-.

Served on the Public Examinations Board of South Australia for four years.

Su2ervision,

Ph.D. Dissertations (when, where, student's name, title, main supervisor or not)-

• . ' M.A. dissertations (when, where, student's name, title, main supervisor. • ' or not)-, Mrs. Marcia Muskin, Milton's Use of Rabbinic Material, K.S.U. (Ohio),

1969.' 1 was the main supervisor

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Honours' Essays or dissertations (when, where, studnet's name, tilte, supervisor or not)

Paula JuOri "Fallen and Un'a11en in the Poems of Henry Vaughan," spring 1970, S.F.U. (Honour Essay)

• Committees at S.F.U.

• Search and Hire Committee, Chariman (English (1969-70) S.RP.T. (English) (1969-70) Academic Vice-President Search Committee (temporary member 1(70)

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Teaching:

At SFU (Courses, lecturer, supervisor of tutorials, seminars)-

Fall, 1969: 805 (Grad Seminar leader) 465 Seminar leader; also gave guest lectures in 115)

Spring, 1970: 404 Lecturer and seminar leader

Elsewhere (indicate level and course title)-

Adelaide: Lectures and tutorials ranging from Chaucer to the 20th Century, included Honours Lectures and Tutorials (1958-6I)

Belfast: Principally lectures on 17th Century, plus miscellaneous tutoring (19614-66)

University of California: Survey courses; critical approaches to poetry; Milton, Blake, Romanticism ( the three latter at graduate level) (1966-68)

Kent, Ohio: Senior Professor in 17th Century Literature, member of • Doctoral Faculty. All teaching the 17th Century, most of it

• • at post-Masters level.

Current Resarch, date-

Critical book on Henry Vaughan Critical edition of Thomas Vaughan, for Clarendon Press. Article on Milton in progress

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• English Review Committee • Hutchinson

Kenner Koroscil (alternate) .•

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CURRICULUM VITAE

NAME: John F. Hutchinson

PRESENT POSITION: Assistant Professor, Department of History

DEGREES HELD: B.A. (Hons) - Toronto, 1961 M.A. - U.BC., 1963 Ph.D.- London, 1966

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITIES: Corresponding Editor, Canadian Slavic Studies Member, Canadian Association of Slavists; Far West Slavic Conference; A.A.A.S.S.

OTHER ACTIVITIES: Member, Academic Board for Higher Education in British Columbia,

Member, S.F.U. Senate Acting Head, Department of History, Spring, 1969.

AWARDS: Ford Foundation Foreign Area Fellowship, 1962-65

..PUBLICATION: "The February Revolution: Myths and Realities",

Canadian Slavic Studies, Vol. I. No. 3 (1967)

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of

Lionel Kenner

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Date of Birth: February 24, 1924

Place of Birth: London, England.

Nationality: British

Marital Status: Single

Education:

West Ham Secondary Schoo! (n Stratford Grammar School) 1935-42 .

• Aberdeen University 1948-53 Birkbeck College (University of London) 1954-59

Academic Qualifications:.

M.A. 2nd Class Honours in Mental Philosophy, Aberdeen University, 1953 Ph.D. in Philosophy, London University, 1960

Employment:

1953-1961 School teaching (from April 1954 employed by London County Council) 1961-1966 Lecturer in Philosophy at Fourah Bay College, the University College of Sierra Leone (affiliated to the University of Durham)

1966 Spring Semester Visiting Professor at Simon Fraser University May 1966 appointed Assistant Professor at Simon Fraser University July 1968 promoted to rank of Associate Professor at Simon

Research and Publications: Fraser University

Ph.D. thesis, • "A Study of FIegel's Logic" (unpublished),

November 1960 "Causality, determinism and freedom of the will", Philosophy, 39 (July 1964), pp. 233-248

• • "The triviality of the red-green problem". Analysis, 25, no. 4 (March . 1965), pp. 147-153 Review of "Freedom and the Will" (ed. Pears), Philosophy, 40, no. 153 (July 1965), pp. 250-251

n Blaming", Mind, 76, no. 304 (October 1967), pp. 238-249 -

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University Teaching Experience:

At Fourah Bay College there were some 100 students reading Philosophy. Students at Fourah Bay College could take a three year course in Philosophy either as one of their subjects for the B.A. degree in General Studies of Durham University, or as a subsidiary subject to honours in another subject (again for the Durham University degree).

• The several courses in Philosophy given at that College were year by year rotated among the staff of the Philosophy Department. Accordingly, at the time I was at Foürah Bay College, I taught the following courses:

Logic, Metaphysics and Epistemo.ogy to first year students. History of Philosophy and a mo advanced course in Meta-physics and Epistemology to second year students. Ethics to third year students.

At Simon Fraser University I have taught Theory of Knowledge (Philosophy 100), Introduction to Logic (Philosophy 102), Moral Philosophy (Philosophy 103), Locke, Berkeley, Hume (Philosophy 433), Background to Contemporary Philosophy (Philosophy 436), Seminar 440 and Seminar 441.

University Administrative Experience:

February 1962 appointed member of the Board of the Faculty of Arts, Fourah Bay College, for a period of two years.

February 1964 re-appointed member of the Board of the Faculty of Arts for a further period of two years.

September-December 1962 Acting Head of the Philosophy Department, Fourah Bay College (the head of the Department having taken a sabbatical term)

June 1962, 1963, 1964 Examiner in Philosophy (Pourah Bay scripts) for the University of Durham.

May 1964 appointed member of the Fourah Bay College Teaching Staff Association sub-committee on the design of college buildings.

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•-September 1966-April 1967 Chairman of the Department

of Philosophy, Simon Fraser University.

• September 1967- member of the Faculty of Arts Committee on the Method of Appointment of Heads of Departments, Simon Fraser University.

•• September 1969 - December 1969 Chairman, Faculty

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SIMON FRASER UflIVERSITY

Department of Geo graphy

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NAME: KOROSCIL, Paul M.

AGE: 31

• RANK: Assistant Professor

DEGREES: A.B. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, 1963 M.A. University of Michigan, Arm Arbor, 1965

•Ph.D. in progress - all but dissertation University of Michigan,

• Ann Arbor

COURSES TAUGHT: Geography 162-3 Canada and the U.S.A. 241-3 Scial Geography

tt 342 graphy of Prehistoric Societies 343-3 Geography of Transitional Scoeitie 404-2 Seminar

• 405-4 Seminar 843-3 Cultural Geography 844-5 Cultural Geography 892-3 Directed R)aadings 893-5 Directed Readings

Thesis Advisor

PUBLICATIONS: •.

-a) "Societal Change: A Qualitative Progression from -Independence to Inter- dependence", Western Canadian Journal of Anthropology, 1970.

b) "The Concept of Values and Cultural Value Systems in Settlement Analysis," Journal of Geography, 1970

c)"An Analysis of the Social-Economic Factors Related toNorthern Settlement Development." (Work Commissioned)

PAPERS READ TO LEARNED SOCIETIES:

a) "Societal Change: • A Progression from Independence to Interdependence." Presented to Social Sciences Division, Northwest Scientific Association at Eastern Washington State College on March 21, 1969.

b) "The Concept of Values and Cultural Value Systems in Settlement Analysis." Presented to the Annual Meeting of the Canadian Association of Geographers, August 21, 1969.

c) "The Changing Landscape of Whitehorse, Yukon Territory." Dissertation presentation to Department of Geography, University of Michigan, December 15, 1969.

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RESEARCH:

a)"The Changing Landscape ofWhitehorse, Yukon Ter pitory. n Disertatjon -. University of Michigan. Canada Council, President's Research Grant.

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a) Canadian Association of Geographers

• b) Association of Pacific Coast Geographers

'c) American Geographical Society.

COMIITTEE MEMBERSHIP:

a) University Committees:-

Faculty ofArts Representative Senate Awards Committee Faculty of Arts Representative ó the Faculty of Arts Curriculum

Committee • Faculty Advisor for World University Service

Proposed Canadian Studies Programme - Interim Chairman

• • b) De2artment Committees:- • .•

•• Member, Undergraduate Curriculum Committee

PSAReview Committee Coihoun Kendall Boland (alternate)

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CURRICULUM VITAE

S Name: COLROUN, Edward Russell

Place of Birth: Bayonne, ,New Jersey Date: 13 March 1.939

Married, 10 June 1965 to Carmen Zoraida Nevares, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.

Academic Training: Public schools of Bayonne, Spotswood and South River, New Jersey.

1956 - 1960 A.B. in Spanish Linguistics, Cornell University.

1960 - 1961 Courses in theology, philosophy and Latin, • Maryknoll Seminary, Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

• Summer 1962 Courses in Applied Linguistics, English Language Center, Catholic University of Puerto Rico.

1963 - 1966 Doctoral candidate, Cornell University. Major - Spanish Linguistics. Minors - Latin American Studies, General Linguistics.

Experience:

• 1960 - 1961 Assistant Linguist, summer - Institute for Inter-cultural Communications, Catholic University of Puerto Rico.

Aug. - Nov. 1962 Assistant Director of Linguistics (temporary),

• Language training program for Peace Corps Volunteers, Peru IV, Catholic University of Puerto Rico.

1962 - 1963 Instructor, English Language Center (summer),

• Catholic University of Puerto Rico.

1961 - 1963 English faculty, Colegio San José, Rio Piedras, Puerto Rico.

1964 - 1965 Assistant Language Coordinator, Peace Corps Training for Peru, Cornell University.

1963 - 1966 Teaching Assistant In Spanish, Cornell University.

1966 - PRESENT Assistant Professor, Simon Fraser University,. Department of Modern Languages.

Interests: University education - especially language skills and methodology in the teaching of languages. Preparation of personnel for work in Latin America.

---SiMON FRASER UNIVERSITY

.9 Psychology Department

Name: Lorne M. KENDALL

Rank: Professor

Appointed: September 1964 (part-time), July 1965 (full-time)

Born: September 11, 1933, Tofield, Alberta

Marital Status: Married, two children

Degrees: B.Sc (H) 1956 University of Alberta M.A. 1961 Cornell University Ph.D. 1963 Cornell University

Research experience

1957-1959 Research psychologist in Personnel Selection Service, Canadian Army Headquarters, Ottawa

1959-1960 Research assistant, Cornell University 1963 Research associate, Cornell University 1963-1965 Head of Special Studies Section, Statistical Analysis Division,

Educational Testing Service, Princeton, New Jersey.

Teaching experience

------1960-1961 Teaching assistant, Cornell University 1962-1963 Instructor in Psychology, Cornell University 1965 Professor, Simon Fraser.-University

Research interests

Methodological and theoretical problems in measurement and experimental psychology; job satisfaction and long-term motivation; criterion development; 'synthetic' validity; moderator variables; effective stimulus properties in perception; role ofsitua.tjonaLandexperientjal .frames of reference on -judgments; epidemiology; transition and adjustment.

Teaching interests

Research methodology and measurement; statistics and multivariate procedures; perception; industrial, selection; long term motivation.

Research grants

1962-1963 Foundation for Research on Human Behaviour, (with Patricia C. Smith) "Components of statisfaction."

1962-1963 Westminster Foundation. "Attitudes, background, and goals of Presbyterian students."

1964 Policy Committee of Admission Test for Graduate Schools of Business.

.. "Development of criteria for graduate study in business."

1964-1965 Policy Committee of Admission Test for Graduate Schools of Business. "Factor analysis and regression studies of ATGSB test."

1965

College Entrance Examination Board subproject of Indiana Prediction Study. "Simplification of high school performance information for

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prediction."

1965 College Entrance Examination Board subproject of Indiana Prediction Study. "Development of a reduced set of composite equations."

1965-1967 Simon Fraser University President's Research Grant #709-005. "Correlates of academic performance."

1967 Educational Testing Service, "Design for evaluation of a screening procedure."

1968 Simon Fraser University Presidents' Research Grant #709-015. "Effects of monitoring and vigilance tasks on auditory thresholds."

Simon Fraser University President's Research Grant #709-21. "Comparisons of frames of reference."

Professional Memberships

British Columbia Psychological Association, Canadian Psychological Association, American Psychological Association, Psychometric Society, Sigma Xi, American Statistical Association, National Council on Measurement in Education, Western Psychological Association.

:'. Professional and Academic Committees

B.C. Psychological Association - Member at large, 1965-6; vice-president, 1966-67;

President, 1967-1968; Legislation Committee - 1966-

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Board of Examiners - 1969 - - B. C. Educational Research Council - 1965-6. - Provincial Department of Education Board of Examiners, member, 1965 -

Chairman, Committee on Scaling and Equating of Matriculation and Scholarship Examinations, 1969 -

Chairman, Provincial Department of Education Adjudication Board, 1968.

- Canadian Psychological Association Standing Committee on Regional Associations - 1967. - Service for Admission to College and University Aptitude Test Development Committee,

1968 -

- Advisory Council Provincial Associations of Psychologists, 1969 - - Professional Advisory Committee, B. C. Association for the Mentally Retarded - 1969 -

• - Defence Research Board Advisory Committee on Human Resources Research - 1969 - - Referee for Defence Research Board Grants in aid of Research, 1967 - - • Reviewer for Canadian Journal of Psychology, 1967 -

• - Simon Fraser University President's Research Fund Member, 1966-68, Chairman - 1968 - - Member, Senate Committee on Grading and Examination Practices, 1967; 1969 - - Member, Senate Committee on Scholarships, Awards, and Bursaries, 1968. - Member, Faculty of Arts Salary and Promotion Committee, 1967-68.

- current Departmental Committees: Equipment and Space Graduate Studies

Publications and Papers . . . .

Kendall, L. N. Attrition rate in soldier apprentice training. Personnel Selection Service Research Note No. 2. Ottawa: Army Headquarters, May, 1959.

Kendall, L. M. and Layer, A. B. The development of the Select-A test. Personnel Selection Service Technical Report No. 8. Ottawa: Army Headquarters, February, 1959. . . .

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Kendall, L. N. The effects of varying time limits on test validity. Paper read at 32nd annual meeting of Eastern Psychological Association, New York, April,

1961.

Kendall, L. N. The effects of adjustment of time limit on validity. Unpublished Th.A thèsis,Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University, June, 1961.

Kendall, L. M. The relative validity of different methods of measurement for predicting criteria of satisfaction. Paper ready at 69th annual meeting of American Psychological Association, Chicaco. SeDtember. 1961.

Kendall, L. N. An investigation of hypotheses regarding the way adjustment of time limits affects validity. Paper read at 33rd annual meeting of Eastern Psychological Association, Atlantic City, April, 1962.

Kendall, L. N. The Rorschach, psychodyriam: and psychophysics. Paper read at 21st annual meeting of Canadian Psychological Association, Hamilton, May, 1962.

Kendall, L. N. Canonical analysis of job satisfaction and behavioural, personal background, and situational data. Unpublished Ph.D. Dissertation. Cornell University, Ithaca, New York, September, 1963.

Kendall, L. N. The nonequivalence of correlated measures. Paper read at Division

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14 symposium, American Psychological Association, Philadelphia, September,

1963.

• Kendall, L. M. and-Watkins, R. W. The validity of scholastic Aptitude Test Scores and High School Grades for the Prediction of College Freshman Grades. Princeton: Educational Testing Service, Statistical Report SR63-66, 1963. (A series of eighteen monographs.)

Locke, E. A. and Kendall, L. N. Subjective probability preferences under three conditions of incentive. American Psychologist, 1963, 18, 466. (Abstract).

Smith, Patricia C. and Kendall, L. M. Retranslation of expectations: An approach tot1ie constrüction of unambiguous anchors for rating scales. Journal of Applied Psychology, 1963, 47, 149-155.

Kendall, L. N. The effects of varying time limits on test validity. Educational and Psychological Measurement, 1964, 24, 789-800.

Locke, E. A., Smith, Patricia C., Kendall, L. N., Hulin, C. L. and Miller, Anne M. Convergent and discriminant validity for areas and methods of rating satis-faction. Journal of Applied Psychology, 1964, 48, 313-319.

Karas, S. F., and Kendall, L.M. Development of a reduced set of composite equations for three predictors. Princeton, N. J.: Educational Testing Service, College Entrance Examination Board Research and Development Reports, RDR 65-6, No. 13, 1965.

Kendall, L. N. Discontinuities in church affiliation of Presbyterian College students. Canadian Psychologist, 1965, 6, 221. (Abstract)

Kendall, L. N. Review of Multivariate procedures for the behavioural sciences by

Cooley and Lohnes. /.ricrwrn Journal of Psychology. 1965, 78, 333-335.

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Kendall, L. M., and Hilton, T. L. Rationale and results of an attempt to develop behaviourally anchored rating criteria for students in graduate schools of business. American Psychologist, 1965, 20, 520. (Abstract).

Kendall, L. N. Remarks on evaluation of pupil progress. Vancouver, B. C. Teachers' Federation, Proceedings of Invitational Seminar, February, 1966.

Kendall, L. M.. Attitude Measurement. Invited paper for Division 14 Workshop, American Psychological Association, New York, September, 1966.

Kendall, L. M. A reduced set of composite equations for use with any three predictors. Paper read at Western Psychological Association, San Francisco, 1967.

Kendall, L. M. Intrinsic and extrinsic factors in motivation. Canadian Psychologist, 1967, 7, 166. (Abstract).

Gray, T., & Kendall, L. M. Meaning in-non-technical music reviews. Paper delivered to Western Psychological Association, San Diego, March, 1968.

Kendall, L. N., & Prechtl, K. Effects of a concurrent auditory monitoring task on auditory thresholds. Canadian Psychologist, 1968, 9, 281. (Abstract).

Kendall, L. M., & Lambert, Nadine M. Agreement in frames of reference for clinical judgment across disciplines. Proceedings, 76th Annual Convention American Psychological Association, 1968, 3, 433-434.

Locke, E. A., Bryan, Judith F., & Kendall, L. N. Coals and intentions as mediators of the effects of monetary incentives on behaviour. Journal of Applied Psychology, 1968, 52, 104-121.

Smith, Patricia C., Kendall, L. N., & Hulin, C. L. The measurement of satisfaction in work and retirement. Chicago: Rand McNally, 1969.

Nauran,L., & Kendall, L. N. A canonical analysis of the Strong Vocational Interest Blank, the Holland Vocational Preference Inventory, and the Edwards Personal Preference Schedule. Paper delivered to Western Psychological Association, Vancouver, B. C., June, 1969.

In preparation

Kendall, L. M., & Smith, Patricia L. Situational, personal, and behavioural correlates

of satisfaction. (Under contract with Rand McNally.)

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•Prmotions and Tenure Committee Documentation

1. Lawrence Arthur Boland Assistant Professor T

—2. -.two year contract which expires August 1970.

3 . Ph D. Feb. 1966, University of Illinois) 14.Sc. June 1963, University of Illinois) B.Sc. Feb. 1962, Bradley University)

14. Assistant Professor, 1 65- 1 66, University ofWisconsin-Milwaukee Assistant Professor since September 1966, Simon.Fraser University Visiting Assistant Professor, Spring 1968, Boston University

5. (a) Courses Taught

Econ. 301 - Fall '66, Fall '67, and Fall. '68 Econ. 404 - Summer '67, Fall 1 67 and Fall 168 Econ. 408 - Spring '69 Econ. 409 - Spring '69 Econ. 1431 - Summer '67 Econ. 1498 - Fall '68, Spring '69 Econ. 800 - Spring 167

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P.S.A. 832 - Spring '69

• . (b) University Activities

1 Chairman of Joint-Faculty (sir September 1968) •

2 Member of Senate (since November 1968) 3 Member of Faculty of Arts Planning Committee (since August 1968)

• 14 Member of Senate Admissions and Standings Appeals Committee (appointed by Acting-Presidt, January 1969) • .

(5) Pres.dential advisor and mediator in Octcber. 1968 "crisis". (6) Assistant to the Dean of Arts (since April 1st 1969).

6. (a) Papers Presented to Professional Metins .

• (i) To the Society for the Hist.i:/ or Technology in Toro:ito, • . Dec. 1967: "Economic Techno.Loy and Change" (summarized in

Spring issue of TechrLo10 and C1ture) by invitation. (2) To the American Philosophy of Science AssociatioL in Pittsburg

• .October 1968: "Conventionali.srn and Economic Theory".

• (3) To the Northwest Sci:ntific Association in Cheney, W:shinton •

March 1969: "Conventional Methodology as an Exercic in Economie Analysis".

• (14) Invited discussant in the "Social and behavioral Science Interdisciplinary Seminar" nt U.B.C., November 19€7.

(b) Member of Am:rican Economic Ascintcn.

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7 (a Areas of ec1a117at1on

(i) Methodology of the Social Sciences 0

(2) Microeconomic Theory

• (b) One publication in a referee based Journal.

Articles Published 4 c%1(_ , ,,\ 'i)

"The Identification Problem and the Validity of Economic Models", South African Journal of Economics, September, 1968

Articles in the hands of editors of Journals

• 1 "Conventionalism and Economic Theory"

2 "Theoretical Problems of Imperfect Competition"

3 "Economics Technology and Change" 4) "Conventional Methodology as an Exercise in Economic.

Analysis"

5) "Between the Short-run and the Long-run"6) "Models of Economics Understanding"

7) The Conventionalist Trap vs. Popperian Dogma

Manuscri,

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pts completed in last two years. 0

Elementary Price Theory (unpublished) 100 pages The Critical Approach to the Develo pment of Economic Models and Theories (unpu'lished) 200 pages Introduction to Prc Theory (unpublished) 300 pages

ormat ion0 0

Department Activities

(1) Member of D.E.C. Graduate Studies Committee (sthce August 1.968)

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O(2) Member . of. D.E.C. Underradiate Curriculum Committee

•. (since August 1968)

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(3) Presented Seminar on "Az iomatics" swrmer 19(D'!' • (4). Presented Seminar on "Wald's Axiomaties" swnmt.r 1967

Minor Teaching Achievements 0

Two of my students, for whom I was a referee, receved Woodrow Wilson Fdllowshiu in 1968-69.

O Research

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in Progress

Paper. on Axiomatics Book on Methodology and Sociology Monograph: The Ris Monograph: Towards

sugg? st.cd by R. Mundell (-) Economics, Political Science

-d Fall of Econometrics an Hictorigraphy of Price Theory

9... ences Re for 3cholar'lL Work

(a) Joseph Agassi, PhiloSoP hY De pt ., Boston University

(Boston, Mass.)Dept., Univers

ity of IllS,

(b) Paul Well, Economics

(Urbana, Illinois)Dept., Ohio State University,

(c) - Karl Brunner, Economie3

(Columbus, Ohio) philosophy Dept., York University, (bo)

(d) Ian Jarvie,

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a) Gordon Shrum

• b) Kenneth Strand • c) Stan Wong

References for Teaching QualLt

(a) Paul Wells (Faculty)

(b) John Sayre and Robert FritTh (T.A.'S)

(c) Stan Wong and Cliff Andsteit (Studr1tS)

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• Additional Articles Puhlihed: •

Econ omic Understnndinr rind Understttndinhr Econornicn", South African Journnl of cics, June, 19019.

• "Conventi onu ii umi Econ2rni c Ch4.n re", Philosophy of¶,cience, forthcoming.

"Economic Technoloy and Chonro", Journal of the 1'hi1sohy of the Social.

cienccs, Vol. I, no.1.

Abstract: Identification Problem ;nd the Validity of Economic Models,

Journal of lconomiç Literrture. March 1969.

• Philosophy Review Committee

Dickson Hamilton Sperling (alternate)

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•:CURRICULUM VITA

WILLIAM MACLEAN DICKSON

Date of Birth: December 15, 1925 Widower (two minor children)

Education

B.A. Political Science University of Minnesota 1.949 M.S. Political Science Utah State University 1.953 Ph.D. Political Science Stanford University 1962

Employment

Associate Professor, Western Washington State College June 67 Political Science Bellingham, Washington, 93225 -date

Fields: Organization Theory and Adminstrat ion

Courses: Graduate Seminars in Administration and Research, Graduate Readings and Conference; Undergraduate courses in Public Adminstration, Administrative Theory, Public Policy and Natural Resources, and core Political Science Courses..

Consultant, Department of Continuing Studies, May 67 Western Washington State College

• Conducted a series of meetings with the local government agencies of the four northwest counties of Washing-ton culminating in a regional planning conference under a

• . grant from the Economic Development Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce.

Commissioner of Economic Development, Sept 65 State of Alaska, Juneau, Alaska, 99801. ..Dec 66

Cabinet post (Administration of Governor William A Egan) responsible for the Departmecf Industrial Development, the Department of Travel, and Regional Planning. Projects included the development of fisheries production systems, native community development, arctic transportation systems, and small business consulting activity. Granted $110,000 by the Economic Development Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce to develop a regional plan for Southeast Alaska emphasizing the special relationships with northern British Columbia.

Dean, College of Business, University of Alaska Aug 63 Economics, and Government College, Alaska, 99701 -Sept 65

Directed activities of a College consisting of Departments of Business Administration, Accounting, Office Administration, History, and Political Science. Was responsible for faculty recruitment of all branches of the University within the College disciplines as well as normal responsibilities of a College Dean. •

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• Director, Institute of Business, University of Alaska, Aug 63 - _Economi.c.and.G.overnme nt. Research. College, Alaska, 99701 -Sept 65

Was responsible for the initial development of the Institute. Initiated the publication of THE ALASKA REVIEW OF BUSINESS AND ECONOMICS (monthly). Developed proposals and received grants for a variety of research projects including Marketing of Cement in Alaska, Economic Potential of the Kuskokrim River Basin, Market Potential for Alaska Birch, Alaska Coal Resources (in cooperation with the Mining Department), Alaska Log Export Policy, The Bethel Economy and Community, Alaska Native Arts and Crafts, Marketing of Furs and Fur Garments, and Alaska Pipeline Analysis (in cooperation with the College of Engineering).

Projects were funded by the US Departments of Commerce, Interior, Agriculture; the Alaska Department of Economic Development and Planning; and the Kellogg Foundation.

• Matching funds were provided by the University of Alaska. Grants were approximately $100,000 during the first year.

• Academic appointments, University of Alaska.

Associate Professor and Head, Department of Business Administration, academic year 63-64. Revised the under-Graduate curricula in conformance with the Ford and

• Carnegie recommendations. Established an interdisciplinary wihôñcentrations in Business and • Economics.

- --Associate Professor, Department of Political Science, • academic year 64-65.

Assistant Professor, Department Utah State University of Business Administration Logan, Utah

Sept 62 -June 63

Assisted in the establishment of an evening graduate program in business for engineers and other qualified personnel employed at the Thiokol Chemical Company's plant in Brigham City Utah.

Graduate Student

• Organization Analyst

Salesman

Stanford University, Stanford, California.

Lockheed Missile and Space Company, Sunnyvale California

Pillsbury Mills Inc. Salt Lake City, Utah,

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Undergraduate

University of Minesota

47 Minneapolis ,Minnesota -49

Infantry Officer

United States Army

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High School Graduate

Staunton Military Academy

43 Staunton, Virginia

Research in Progress

, Theory of Managerial Behavior.

This theory attempts to relate managerial behavior and perceptions to manager's beliefs and norms. It is hypothesized that the behavior of managers reflects their perception of reality and this perception is a function of their psychological needs as well as the socialization patterns of western society. It is further hypothesized that the disparity between prescriptive administrative theory and empirical anal'sis of managerial behavior can be better understood in the light of a behavioral theory of management.

Current Consultant Activity

Lummi Indian Tribe Business Council, Lummi Indian Reservation, Washington.

This activity involves the development of an aquiculture • system on the tidal flats of the Lummi Indians. The

• S objective is to create an economically viable sea-run trout production system compatible with the culture and sophistication of the Luinmi Community.

• The project involves biological research on matters of • species, salinit., heat, light, habitat, predation, desease,

end selective 1)reedin. This portion of the project is : being undertaken by Dr. Wallace G. Heath of the Oceanic

• Foundation of Honolulu Hawaii. The Oceanic Foundation is also providing the necessary laboratory and project administration. Diking and hydralic research will be contracted. As co-director, I am responsible for developing a viable

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S production sstern compatible with the existing culture and sophistication of the Lummi Indians. The design of the

. production system includes a training phase to insure that the level of sophistication of the Indians is adequate for the management of the sea-ranch. The project is currently funded by a grant from the Oceanic Commission of the State of Washington ($IK) and a grant

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from the U.S. Office of Economic Oj.portunit' ($15K). These initial &raxts re for the purpose of developin a request for a Technical Assistance Grant from the Economic Development Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce; an interim grant from the U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity; end en education and trainint rant from the Bureau of Indian Affairs of the U.S. Department of the Interior; end small

• technical research grants from the Atomic Energy Commission, the U.S. Office of Education, c-ind the Bureau of Commercial

• Fiaheries. These grants will culminate in a proposal for a construction grant from the Department of Commerce. The research grants will aggregate approximately $225,000 and the construction grant will iie approxmwtely 2.5 million dollars. This of course, is suoject to continued findings of probable system success. Project success will have significant meaning for areas hcvin, similar marine resources such as Boundar Bay and the hundreds of thousands of acres of mud-flats stretching to Cordova Alaska,

CPi12lica tions

I also am a consultant for the Alaskan Federation of Natives (uchorage, Alaska) but primarily in relation to the Lunirni project.

Articles: ttManpovIer in War and Peace", Publi_Admin-jration Review, XIX,4,Autumn 1959.

"Appointive Committees", Business Review ., XXIVY l,October, 1964.

al_Repor of the Governor's Adviso nie loent, State of P.laska,

1964 and 1965,

Lls1crsoation Sstems, State of Alaska, 1936.

Llaslca Gorppte Directors, State of Alaska, 1966.

An Exploratory Study of New Organizations.

Editor:

Dissertation:

eoriimunit Activity

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Chairman, Governor's Advisory Commission on Employment, State of Alaska, 1965.

Chairman, Production Task Force Group of ierenc Planning Committee, State of Alaska, 1934-1966.

Member, Planning Commission Advisory Committee, Los Altos

CURRICULUM VITA, WILLIAM M DICKSON (continued)

• Cousu1tant, Whatcom County Museum of History and Art, • Bellingham, Washington.

References

• Leo M Loll Dean, College of Business, Economics and Government University of l'ska, College, Alaska

•Ro:ert P Collier

• Dean, College of Business and Social Science • Utah State University, Logan, Utah.

• David E Clarke Chairman ., Department of Political Science Western Washington State College Bellinghom, Washington

George W Rogers (home address: 1790 Evergreen Research Professor of Economics Juneau, Alaska) Universit of Alaska, College, Alaska.

• . Milton R Merrill.

Vice President (Emeritus) • Utah State University, Logan Utah.

Address

William M Dickson Box 742

• Bellinghsm, Washington, 98225

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L Name: Charles L. Hamilton 2. Age; 40

3. Education:

Institution Major-Subjects Deqree Date

Hendrix college, Conway, History B.A. l9O Arkansas Brasenose College, Oxford, Modern History B.A. 1952 • University Cornell University British History, Medieval

• and Modern European History Ph.D. 1959 •4. Awards:

Rhodes Scholarship, Gulf-States District, 1950 -Cornell-Glasgow University Exchange Fellowship, 1956 Samuel S. Felo Fellowship, 1957

5. Experience:

-Institution . . Position Dates

• University of Mississippi Asst. Prof. of History 1958-61 Dartmouth .College Visiting Asst. Prof. of 1961-62 • . History

•Kenyon college Asst. Prof. of History Kenyon College Assoc. Prof. of History

1962-64 1964-66

Simon Fraser University Director of University 1966-68 Affairs

Simon Fraser University Assoc. Prof. of History 1968—

6 Thesis and Publications

'The Relations of the Scottish Covenanters with the English Parliament during, the British Civil War, 1640-46. 1 Ph.D. Thesis. The Basis for Scottish Efforts to Create a Reformed Church in England,. 1640-41.' Church History, vol. XXX, no, 2, pp. 171-78.

• 'Drummond of Hawthornden and the Divine Right of Kings.' University Of Mississippi Studies in English, vol. II, pp. 25-8. 1 Note.onAng10-5cottjsh Negotiations, 1640-41..' Scottish Historical Review,.ro1. XLI,-pp. 84-6 'Note on.Anglo-Scottish Militia Negotiations, March-April. 1946,' • •' .:: • Scottish Historical Review, vol. XLII, pp. 86-8.

Paper read: • ' . •

'Church iand State in Scotland: • The Engagement of 1648. • Read at the .1 . .-

Spring meeting of the Ohio Academy of History, Columbia, Ohio, April, '• . 1963- :. •

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1. NAME: Gerald B. Sperling

AGE: 32

..ESENT FACULTY POSITION: .Assistant Professor, $10, 500

2. TERM OF PRESENT CONTRACT: September 1968 - September 1970

3. DEGREES:

(a) B.A. (Honours): University of Toronto, 1960 (b) M.A. University of Wisconsin, 1963 (c) Ph.D. 1970 (expected)

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Teaching Assistant, University of Wisconsin, 1961-63 Foreign Area Fellow (Ford), 1963-64 Laidlaw Fellow on University of Toronto exchange to Moscow State University, 1964-65 Canada Council Fellow, 1965-66 Assistant Professor: Simon Fraser University, 1966-69

5. COURSES TAUGHT: .

A. (a) : Regional Studies in Politics .(b) PoliticaiTheory I

(c) Canadian Society and Politics :4d)--Political Theory: _-Selected Texts - II

(e) Problems of Social Change in Advanced Industrial Societies

(f) Directed Honors Readings in Political Science

B.Other Contributions toS;F.U.

-(a) Member of SFU Senate, October 1966 - May 1.969

(b) Member of President's Committee on University Housing and Residence, 1966-67

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iii) Member of Academic Vice-Presidential Search Committee, 1968-69

iv) Member of Senate Committee on the Constitution and Power of University Governing Bodies, 1968-69

V) Member of PSA Departmental Committee on Promotions and Tenure, 1968-69 -

vi) PSA Departmental Library Representative, 1966-67

vii) Member PSA Departmental Grievance Committee, 1968-69

viii) Member PSA Department Industrial Society Appointments Com-mittee, 1968-69

ix) Acting Chairman PSA Department, August-September 1968

x) Chairman Departmental Seminar, Spring 1969

6. SCHOLARLY STATUS: • S -

a) i) "Canadian Student Unrest" at Canadian Sociology and Anthropology

• : meetings, June 1968

ii) Chairman "Political Parties" panel at Canadian Sociology and •

SAnthropology Association meetings, June 1969

iii) -"Social Compositionand Political Attitudes of Trade Union • •. Leaders inBritish Columbia", with T. Brose, to be read at

Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association, June 1969

- b) i) Contributing editor of Canadian Slavic Studies

ii) A. Canadian Political Science Association - B. Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association

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C. Canadian Association of Slavists - S -

- D. Socialist Scholars' Conference

•• 7. SCHOLARLY ACCOMPLISHMENTS: S -

a) Areas of Scholarly Specialization: S

i) Soviet Industrial Administration and Soviet Politics

• ii) Political Theory with special emphasis upon Marxism and •

S Problems of International Communism

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iii) Canadian Politics, specifically Labour and Politics in British Columbia S S

b) Publications: t) Reviews: Barry Richman,"Soviet Management", Prentice-Hall

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. ii) "The Social Composition of the Communist Parties of Central Asia"., in Studies on the Soviet Union, June 1969, with Elia Zurick. This article, which is approximately 50 pages in length, will be republished in seven languages, including French, German, Russian, Turkic and Arabic (refereed)

iii) "Che and the Need for Revolution", Vancouver Free Press,

January 1968 (refereed) .

iv) "Castro's Cuba", CBC Times, August 1968 (invited)

v) Review Article: J. A. Newth, A. Nove, "The Soviet Middle East", Allen-Unwin 1966, in Canadian Slavic Studies, Spring 1968 (refereed)

vi) "The Social Composition and Political Attitudes of Trade Union Leaders in British Columbia", with T. Brose and M. Robin, to be delivered at June, 1969, meetings of Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Association. To be submitted subsequently to a Canadian journal for publication (either Canadian Political Science Review or Canadian Sociology and Anthropology Review) (refereed)

8. ADDITIONAL COMMENTS: . . .

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a) Work in Progress: i) Short book (now in manuscript form) on Cuban intellectuals, based

on interviews taken during three month sojourn in Cuba, in Fall of 1967

ii) Co-editor of and contributor to book entitled Radical Perspectives in Canadian Politics, with T. Brose, to be published by D. C. Heath in 1970 .

• iii) Two review articles of following books for Canadian Slavic Studies, to be completed in next six weeks: A. David Cattell, Leningrad: A Case Study of Soviet Urban Govern-

ment; T. H. Rigby, Communist Party Membership in the U.S.S.R. - 1917-1967

• B. Mary McAuley, Labour Disputes in Soviet Russia

*. iv) Evaluation of four articles for Canadian Slavic Studies

b) Broadcasts: I have given numerous broadcasts on a variety of subjects, • • connected with my scholarly field of specialization since my arrival

at Simon Fraser University in 1966. Below, I include only the most recent and what I consider to be the most important of those broad.- casts. There are approximately 25 other broadcasts that I have made in the last three years which I do not list:

• •• i) Analysis of 1968 Federal General Election ( hr.)

ii) Analysis of July, 1968, Provincial By-Election in North Vancouver. - Capi].ano (15 mitts.)

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CBC-TV "Viewpoint" on the death of Che Guevara, November 1.967

iv) "Life and Politics in Cuba Today", August 1968 ( hr.)

v) "A Profile of Cuban Intellectuals", July 1968 (15 mins.)

• vi) "Comparison of Soviet and Cuban Revolutions on the Occasion of the

50th Anniversary of the Russian Revolution", CBC-TV Ottawa, November • 1967

• vii) "Soviet Presence in the Middle East", two programmes, ½ hr. each, CBC-TV Ottawa, October 1968

c) General Contributions to the Community at Large: i) Speaker at B. C. Tomorrow panel-on subject entitled "World Feder-

alism or National Autonomy", February 1969

ii) "Soviet Union After 50 Years", lecture given at United Jewish People's Order, February 1968

iii) President Burquitlam Club, New Democratic Party, 1969

iv) Vice-President Coquitlam constituency, New Democratic Party • Association, 1968-69.

•v) Delegate to 1969 New Democratic Party Conference .

vi) Speech writer and assistant to Dave Barrett, New Democratic Party Leadership Candidate, 1968-69 .

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