September 13, 1966
Section II Page 2
THE DAILY TAR HEEL
Assistant Mean Of Education, Physics Department ilea
Among New Faculty Members Appro By Trustees
Twenty - five new faculty
members, including a new
Physics Department chairman
and associate dean of Educa
tion, have been appointed for
the University of North Ca
rolina here following approv
al of the University's Board
of Trustees.
The announcement was
made by President Wiliam C
Friday and Chancellor J. Car
lyle Sitterson, following trus
tee approval.
Dr. James Homer Crawford
Jr., a. native of Union, S. C,
has been named professor and
chairman of the Physics De
partment, beginning next Feb
ruary. He will replace Dr. E.
D. Palmatier. Crawford holds
the A. B. degree from Wof-
ford and his Ph.D. from UNC.
A .member of Phi Beta Kap
pa, he has been director of
the Solid State Division at Oak
Ridge National Laboratory
since 1949.
Dr. Edward J. Ludwig, now
completing postdoctoral re
search at Rutgers, will join
the Physics faculty, this fall.
A New York native, he holds
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Indiana Universities. He is a
member of Sigma Xi.
Five new faculty members
have been appointed to the
Education School. Dr. Zane
Emerson Eargle has been
named associate professor and
associate dean of E d u c a
tion, replacing A. F. Pritch
ard. A native of Waxhaw, he
holds the A. B. and masters
degree in education and the
Ph.D. from UNC. He has held
teaching and administrative
posts in Durham, Scotland
Neck and Durham County
schools.
The four others named to.
the education faculty are
Gary Melvin Hipps of Ashe
ville, Thomas D. Price of Chi
cago, David H. Reilly of Pat
erson, N. J., and Gary B.
Stuck of Muncie, Ind. All will
join the faculty this fall.
Hipps holds degrees from
UNC and Duke. A member of
Phi Beta Kappa and Phi
Eta Sigma, he has instructed
at Furman University, South
ern High School in Durham,
UNC and Duke. He is now an
assistant professor at Fur
man. For 14 years, Price taught
in the Las Lomitas School
District in California. He is
now instructing at Stanford.
Reilly holds degrees from the
University of Vermont and
Rutgers.. This past year, he
has been a postdoctoral fel
low at the Einstein School
of Medicine.
Stuck holds degrees from
Hanover College and Indiana
University. He has taught in
Guam and at Indiana Uni
versity. The Sociology Department
will get three new faculty
members this fall. Thay are
Dr. Amos H. Hawley of St.
Louis, Mo., Desmond Peter
Ellis and Dr. Krishnan Nam
boodiri, both of India.
Hawley holds his degrees
from Cincinnati and Michigan
Universities. Presently a vis
iting professor at UNC, he,
was formerly professor and
chairman of the Sociology De
partment at Michigan.,
Ellis is a teaching assistant
at McMaster University in
Ontario, Canada, where he re
ceived the masters degree. A
graduate of the University of
Leicester in England, he is
completing wonc ior a Ph.D.
at Washington University.
Currently a visiting profes
sor at UNC, Namboodiri for
merly taught statistics at the
University of Kerala, where
he received two degrees. A
member of Phi Kappa P h i,
he holds the Ph.D. from the
University of Michigan.
Business Administration,
Religion, and Linguistics will
each get two new faculty
members this fall.
. Joining the Business Admin
istration faculty will be Dr.
James William Leasure of Ot
tawa, Ohio, and Dr. Robert
Richard Rehder of Chicago.
Now teaching at San Diego .
State College, Leasure holds"
degrees from the University of
New Mexico and Princeton.
Rehder is teaching - at Stan
ford, where he" received his
Ph.D. A graduate of De Pauw,
he received his M, B. A. from
Indiana University. -"
Dr. William Jay Peck of
Arlington, Mass., and Dr. Jack
M. Sasson of Syria " will join"
the Religion faculty Sept. 1.
Peck is currently teaching at
Williams College. He holds de
grees from Yale, Princeton
Theological . Seminary, Goet-,
tingen University and Harv
ard. Sasson holds the B. A. de
gree from Brooklyn and has
just completed his Ph.D. at
Brandeis University.
' Joining the Department of
Linguistics, Slavic and Ori
ental Languages will be Wil
liam T. Burke of Worches
ter, Mass., and Dr. Maria Tsi-apr-a
of Cyprus. Burke holds
the A. B. and M. A. degrees
from Boston University and is
completing his Ph.D. at Tex
as. He has taught at North
western, New York Universi
ty, the University of Wichita,
the Universities of Georgia
and Southern California. Tsia
pera holds all her degrees
from the University of Texas.
She hr.r, taught at Texas and
at Fresno State College.
Chemistry, English, Physical
Education, Zoology, Philoso-
phv." Pharmacy. Public Health
and Medicine will each get
one new faculty member.
Dr. Reuben Dennis Rieke of
Lucan, Minn., will join the'
chemistry faculty this fall. He
holds degrees from Minnesota
and Wisconsin and was a post
doctoral fellow at the Uni
versity of California at Los
Angeles. He "has taught at
Wisconsin,
A Greensboro - native, Dr.
Sidney Rufus Smith Jr., will
become an assistant professor
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