Committees of the AssociationSource: AAUP Bulletin, Vol. 56, No. 4 (Dec., 1970), pp. 383-386Published by: American Association of University ProfessorsStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/40224486 .

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Committees of the Association

The present committee structure of the Association was

approved by the Council in October, 1956, and a state- ment of the functions of existing committees, together with a roster of committee memberships, was published in the Spring, 1957, issue of the AAUP Bulletin. Sub-

sequently, other standing committees were established by the Council and new committee rosters were published from time to time.

Approximately one third of the committee terms ex-

pire with the adjournment of each Annual Meeting, and new appointments to committees are made in the spring and summer. A list of committee assignments is pub- lished annually in the Bulletin, with the date of expira- tion given after each name.

The Constitution provides that the President shall be ex officio a member of all committees of the Association

except the Nominating Committee. By vote of the Coun-

cil, on April 28, 1961, the General Secretary was made a member ex officio of Committees A, I, J, O, and T.

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL

Sanford H. Kadish (Law), University of California, Berkeley; Chairman, ex officio

Robert K. Webb (History), Columbia University Phillip M. Monypenny (Political Science), University of

Illinois Robert M. O'Neil (Law), University of California,

Berkeley Walter Adams (Economics), Michigan State University Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Law), Yale University Ralph A. Loomis (English), University of Michigan Carl M. Stevens (Economics), Reed College

COMMITTEE A ON ACADEMIC FREEDOM AND TENURE

William W. Van Alstyne (Law), Duke University; Chair- man, 1973

Richard P. Adams (English), Tulane University, 1971

Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Law), Yale University, 1973

Clark Byse (Law), Harvard University, 1971 David Fellman (Political Science), University of Wis-

consin, 1972 William P. Fidler, Washington Office Staff C. William Hey wood (History), Cornell College, 1972 William J. Kilgore (Philosophy), Baylor University, 1971 Hans A. Linde (Law), University of Oregon, 1973 Walter P. Metzger (History), Columbia University, 1973 Robert M. O'Neil (Law), University of California,

Berkeley, 1973 John R. Phillips (English), Western Michigan University,

1972 Winton U. Solberg (History), University of Illinois, 1971

COMMITTEE B ON PROFESSIONAL ETHICS

John A. Christie (English), Vassar College; Chairman, 1971

Dan L. Adler, Washington Office Staff Dennis S. Aronowitz (Law), Boston University, 1973 Kenneth E. Eble (English), University of Utah, 1971 Erasmus L. Hoch (Psychology), University of Michigan,

1971 Kramer J. Rohfleisch (History), San Diego State College,

1971 Elliott S. Vesell (Genetics), Pennsylvania State University,

1973

COMMITTEE C ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY TEACHING, RESEARCH, AND PUBLICATION Neill Megaw (English), University of Texas; Chairman,

1971 Kenneth E. Eble (English), University of Utah, 1973

Edgar Friedenberg (Sociology), State University of New

York at Buffalo, 1971 Boris Leaf (Physics), State University of New York, Col-

lege at Cortland, 1971 Wilbert J. McKeachie (Psychology), University of Mich-

igan, 1971 Robert Van Waes, Washington Office Staff Henry T. Yost (Biology), Amherst College, 1971

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COMMITTEE D ON ACCREDITING OF COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

Robert K. Webb (History), Columbia University; Chair- man, 1971

David S. Hacker (Chemical Engineering), University of Illinois, Chicago Circle, 1973

Richard G. Huber (Law), Boston College, 1972 Jordan E. Kurland, Washington Office Staff J. Russell Major (History), Emory University, 1971 Mildred E. Mathias (Botany), University of California,

Los Angeles, 1972 Sheldon K. Schiff (Psychiatry), University of Chicago,

1971 Carl M. Stevens (Economics), Reed College, 1972

COMMITTEE F ON CHAPTERS, CONFERENCES, MEMBERS, AND DUES

Russell E. Miller (History), Tufts University; Chairman, 1971

Elma L. Johnson (English), Flint Community College, 1972

William J. Kilgore (Philosophy), Baylor University, 1.973 Ralph A. Loomis (English), University of Michigan,

1971 James H. O'Brien (English), Western Washington State

College, 1971 Joseph Hart Walters (Marketing), Temple University,

1972 Robert Van Waes, Washington Office Staff Hyman J. Zimmerberg (Mathematics), Rutgers Univer-

sity, 1972

COMMITTEE G ON INTERNATIONAL ACADEMIC AFFAIRS

York Willbern (Government), Indiana University; Chair- man, 1973

Walter Adams (Economics), Michigan State University, 1971

Carl Bode (English), University of Maryland, 1971 Louis Joughin, Washington Office Staff William Van B. Robertson (Biochemistry), Stanford Uni-

versity, 1971

COMMITTEE H ON THE HISTORY OF THE ASSOCIATION

Robert W. Iversen (History), Syracuse University; Chairman

Frederick de W. Bolman (Associate Director, Esso Edu- cation Foundation)

Richard H. Shryock (History), University of Pennsyl- vania

C. Vann Woodward (History), Yale University

COMMITTEE I ON ASSOCIATION INVESTMENTS

Harlan L. Cheney (Business Administration), George- town University; Chairman, 1973

John W. Coughlan (Accounting), Washington, D. C, 1971

John H. Cumberland (Business and Economic Research), University of Maryland, 1971

Bertram H. Davis, Washington Office Staff

Norton T. Dodge (Economics), University of Maryland, 1971

Carlyle D. Hughes (Accounting), The George Washing- ton University, 1973

Frederick C. Kurtz (Accounting), The George Washing- ton University, 1971

COMMITTEE J ON PUBLICATIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS

Kenneth Harwood (Communications and Theatre), Temple University; Chairman, 1972

Donald M. Gillmor (Journalism and Mass Communica- tion), University of Minnesota, 1972

Beatrice G. Konheim (Biological Sciences), Hunter Col-

lege, 1972 John H. Middendorf (English), Columbia University,

1972

Bryce Nelson (Journalism), Chicago, Illinois, 1972 Lawrence S. Poston, III, Washington Office Staff Donald E. Staples (Film), New York University, 1972

COMMITTEE N ON REPRESENTATION OF ECONOMIC AND PROFESSIONAL INTERESTS

Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Law), Yale University; Chairman, 1972

Merton C. Bernstein (Law), The Ohio State University, 1973

Walter Eisenberg (Economics), Hunter College, 1971 Robert A. Gorman (Law), University of Pennsylvania,

1973 Herbert G. Heneman, Jr. (Industrial Relations), Univer-

sity of Minnesota, 1971 C. Addison Hickman (Economics), Southern Illinois

University, 1971 Jordan E. Kurland, Washington Office Staff June Pollak (English), California State College at Fuller-

ton, 1971 Carl M. Stevens (Economics), Reed College, 1973 Morris Taber (Sociology), Henry Ford Community Col-

lege, 1971

COMMITTEE O ON ORGANIZATION

John Vernor Finch (Mathematics), Beloit College; Chair- man, 1971

Samuel H. Baron (History), University of California, San Diego, 1972

William J. Fox (History), Montgomery College, 1972 Edmund L. Pincoffs (Philosophy), University of Texas,

Austin, 1972 Tom J. Truss, Jr., Washington Office Staff

COMMITTEE R ON RELATIONSHIPS OF HIGHER EDUCATION TO FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS

David H. Malone (Comparative Literature), University of Southern California; Chairman, 1973

Walter Adams (Economics), Michigan State University, 1971

Stanford C. Ericksen (Psychology), University of Mich- igan, 1971

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Samuel K. Gove (Political Science), University of Il- linois, 1972

Louis Lasagna (Pharmacology), University of Rochester, 1971

Lawrence K. Pettit (Government), Montana State Uni-

versity, 1972 John Richard Schmidhauser (Political Science), Univer-

sity of Iowa, 1973 William B. Woolf, Washington Office Staff

COMMITTEE S ON FACULTY RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE ACADEMIC FREEDOM OF STUDENTS

Beatrice G. Konheim (Biological Sciences), Hunter Col-

lege; Chairman, 1972 Bernard Levy (Psychology), The George Washington

University, 1972 Oliver S. Loud (Physical Sciences), Antioch College,

1972 Robert Van Waes, Washington Office Staff

COMMITTEE T ON COLLEGE AND UNIVERSITY GOVERNMENT

Walter Adams (Economics), Michigan State University; Chairman, 1973

Julius A. Elias (Philosophy), City College (N.Y.), 1972 C. Addison Hickman (Economics), Southern Illinois

University, 1972 Butler A. Jones (Sociology), Cleveland State University,

1972

Cenap R. Kiratli (Modern Languages), Essex Community College, 1973

Ritchie P. Lowry (Sociology), Boston College, 1973

Henry L. Mason (Political Science), Tulane University, 1971

John Morris (Law), Arizona State University, 1973

Otway Pardee (Systems and Information Science), Syra- cuse University, 1971

Lawrence S. Poston, III, Washington Office Staff

Henry H. H. Remak (German), Indiana University, 1971

Richard F. Schier (Political Science), Franklin and

Marshall College, 1971 Harriet C. Stull (Sociology), Stanislaus State College,

1971 Julius Wishner (Psychology), University of Pennsylvania,

1971

COMMITTEE V ON JUNIOR AND COMMUNITY COLLEGES

Arthur DeLong Thomas (History), Henry Ford Com-

munity College; Chairman, 1973 Charles E. Bennet (English), Cazenovia College, 1973

Golfrey M. Connally (Social Science), San Antonio Col-

lege, 1972

Roy Jenkinson (Biology), Loop College, Chicago City

Colleges, 1972 Gardner D. Pond (Social Sciences), Essex Community

College, 1973

Clay C. Shepard (Speech), Central Oregon Community College, 1973

Roger B. Stein (English), State University of New York at Binghamton, 1971

William E. Vincent, Washington Office Staff

COMMITTEE W ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN IN THE ACADEMIC PROFESSION

Alice S. Rossi (Sociology), Goucher College; Chairman, 1973

Patricia Albjerg Graham (History), Barnard College, 1973

Leo Kanowitz (Law), University of New Mexico, 1973

Margaret L. Rumbarger, Washington Office Staff Winton U. Solberg (History), University of Illinois, 1972

Nancy Van Vuuren (History), University of Pittsburgh at Greensburg, 1973

Aurelia Young (Music), Jackson State College, 1972

COMMITTEE Z ON THE ECONOMIC STATUS OF THE PROFESSION

Peter O. Steiner (Economics), University of Michigan; Chairman, 1971

William J. Baumol (Economics), Princeton University, 1971

Robert Dorfman (Economics), Harvard University, 1973 Jean E. Draper (Economics), University of Arizona,

1973 Robert W. Friedrichs (Sociology), Drew University, 1971

Peggy Heim (Economics), Wofford College, 1971 Robert J. Wolfson (Economics), Syracuse University,

1973 William B. Woolf, Washington Office Staff

SUBCOMMITTEE ON TAXATION

Leo J. Raskind (Law), The Ohio State University; Chair-

man, 1971 Frank Sander (Law), Harvard University, 1971

GOVERNING BOARD OF THE ACADEMIC FREEDOM FUND

Sanford H. Kadish (Law), University of California,

Berkeley, ex officio Clark Byse (Law), Harvard University Edward L. Hutton (Cincinnati, Ohio) S. Jay Levy (Chappaqua, New York) C. Dallas Sands (Law), University of Alabama William W. Van Alstyne (Law), Duke University, ex

officio (as Chairman of Committee A)

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON STATE LEGISLATION AFFECTING ACADEMIC FREEDOM i

Paul Oberst (Law), University of Kentucky; Chairman

Arthur E. Bonfield (Law), University of Iowa Paul Carrington (Law), University of Michigan Jesse W. Choper (Law), University of California,

Berkeley Tom Farer, Jr. (Law), Columbia University Ernest M. Jones (Law), University of Florida Charles J. Morris (Law), Southern Methodist University Robert M. O'Neil (Law), University of California,

Berkeley, ex officio Herman I. Orentlicher, Washington Office Staff

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SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON SECURITY MEASURES AND THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY

William T. R. Fox (Political Science), Columbia Univer-

sity; Chairman Wayne Bowers (Physics), University of North Carolina,

Chapel Hill

Ralph F. Fuchs (Law), Indiana University Joseph A. Kahl (Sociology), Washington University Henry L. Mason (Political Science), Tulane University Herman I. Orentlicher, Washington Office Staff

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON COPYRIGHT LAW REVISION

John C. Stedman (Law), University of Wisconsin; Chairman

Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Law), Yale University Matthew W. Finkin, Northeastern Regional Office Fritz Machlup (Economics), Princeton University James E. Miller (English), University of Chicago Glen E. Weston (Law), The George Washington Uni-

versity

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ACADEMIC PERSONNEL INELIGIBLE FOR TENURE

Robert B. Brode (Physics), University of California; Berkeley; Chairman

Richard P. Adams (English), Tulane University William G. Bowen (Economics), Princeton University Richard B. Richter (Medicine), University of Chicago Tom J. Truss, Jr., Washington Office Staff

SPECIAL JOINT COMMITTEE ON REPRESENTATION, BARGAINING, AND SANCTIONS

Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Law), Yale University; Chairman William J. Baumol (Economics), Princeton University Clarke Byse (Law), Harvard University John A. Christie (English), Vassar College Bertram H. Davis, Washington Office Staff Sanford H. Kadish (Law), University of California,

Berkeley Clyde W. Summers (Law), Yale University

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON ORGANIZATION RELATIONS

Frank R. Kennedy (Law), University of Michigan; Chairman

Valerie A. Earle (Government), Georgetown University

William P. Fidler, Washington Office Staff John C. Gerber (English), University of Iowa Mark H. Ingraham (Mathematics), University of Wis-

consin Robert W. Iversen (History), Syracuse University

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON CHALLENGE AND CHANGE

Phillip M. Monypenny (Political Science), University of Illinois; Chairman

Walter Adams (Economics), Michigan State University Bruce Berlind (English), Colgate University Ralph S. Brown, Jr. (Law), Yale University John Dyer-Bennet (Mathematics), Carleton College Sanford H. Kadish (Law), University of California,

Berkeley, ex officio Walter P. Metzger (History), Columbia University Bernard F. Reilly (History), Villanova University William Skelton (Music), Colgate University William B. Woolf, Washington Office Staff John C. Wriston, Jr. (Biochemistry), University of Dela-

ware

SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON TEACHING ASSISTANTS AND JUNIOR MEMBERS

Russell E. Miller (History), Tufts University; Chairman

Seymour S. Block (Chemical Engineering), University of Florida

David Cooperman (Political Science), University of Minnesota

James D. Fratto (Graduate Student), Temple University C. Carroll Hollis (English), University of North Carolina William L. Lorimer (Graduate Student), University of

Notre Dame David J. Olson (Political Science), Indiana University William E. Porter (Journalism), University of Michigan Joseph E. Schwartz, Washington Office Staff

JOINT COMMITTEE ON GRANTS TO CONFERENCES

Ralph A. Loomis (English), University of Michigan; Chairman

Eugene K. Chamberlin (History), San Diego City College William J. Kilgore (Philosophy), Baylor University Russell E. Miller (History), Tufts University Samuel H. Popper (Education), University of Minnesota Robert Van Waes, Washington Office Staff

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