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Morris ALUMNews (1974-1981) Campus News, Newsletters, and Events

Summer 1980

Morris ALUMNews Vol. 16, No. 4 Morris ALUMNews Vol. 16, No. 4

University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association

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University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association Vol. 16, No. 4, Summer, 1980

Homecoming Planned For October 11 "Life in the Fast Lane" is the theme selected for Homecoming '80 at the University of Minnesota, Morris. Scheduled for Saturday, October 11, this year's homecoming promises to be one of the best ever, a chance to meet old friends, to make new ones, to renew an acquaintance with UMM and to help us kick off a year-long celebration of UM M's 20th Anniversary year. The weekend events promise "something for everyone," particularly for UMM's more than 3,000 graduates, including approximately 200 from our newest Class of '80.

Alums are encouraged to make motel reservations soon, as events begin as early as Friday, October 10. That's the night students will hold a pep fest, build and light a bonfire, and dance to the music of the New Alliance rock band. Alums who come early for Saturday's festivities are cordially invited to take part in these anticipatory events.

On Saturday morning, all alums are invited to attend the annual meeting of the UMM Alumni Association, which will take place in the Behmler Hall Conference Room. Officers will be elected for the coming year, and Gary Donovan, current Alumni Affairs Director, will give updates on alumni membership and activities, in addition to homecoming events.

The annual UMM Homecoming Parade will follow at 11 a.m., winding through downtown Morris and climaxing at the UMM football field . Coordinated through UMM's Student Activities Office, the event will feature floats and units representing a variety of campus groups and visiting bands.

At noon, alums are invited to bring their own refreshments and food to a tailgate party at the baseball parking area east of the football field. Barbeque grills may be set up, and special alumni parking will be available.

UMM Cougar helps gather wood for annual Friday night bonfire.

At 1 :30 p.m., the UMM Cougars under the aegis of their exciting new coach and head of men 's inter­collegiate athletics, Dick Smith, will see gridiron action against the Bemidji State University Beavers. The Cougars are expected to continue stror19 this year against a young but determined Bemidji State squad, and to make a strong bid for another NIC title. Including the game with Bemidji, only four home games are scheduled for this season. Home­coming should provide alums with a splendid opportunity to witness one of those games, and to talk football with each other and with the new coach.

After the game, alums are invited to attend the annual Provost's Reception at the home of Provost John Imholte and his wife Lucy Imholte at 506 East Third Street in Morris. Plan to arrive as soon after the game as possible, since parking may be at a premium for this popular event.

At 8:15 p.m . the Morris Campus Union Board will sponsor a home­coming concert by the rock group Oak in the Edson Hall Auditorium on the UMM campus. Tickets will be available at the door the evening of the concert, and alums are invited to join the student body for this exciting event.

Popular with last year's homecoming alums, old movies of campus events will be shown again this year at the Sunwood Inn 's Cougar Room, along with possible videotapes of past concerts and other UMM subjects. Alums should feel free to drop into this free "hospitality room" through­out the evening, eat some popcorn, and discuss old and new times with friends .

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Alumni Contribute Generously to UMM Fund Drives UMM Alumni contributed generously during this past year to the Freshman Academic Scholarship Program fund and the Wm. Scarborough Memorial Award Fund.

Alumni contributions totaling $4260 were received during this past year for the Freshman Academic Scholar­ship Program. These scholarships are presented to outstanding high school seniors who have participated in extracurricular activities and dis­play potential for overal I contribu­tions to UMM. The Freshman Academic Scholarship Program helps maintain the high academic quality of UMM by attracting quality students to the institution. Over the past two years, alumni contributions for th is fund drive have totaled over $10,000.

Business and individual contribu-

tions for the 1980 Freshman Academic Scholarship Program Fund Drive totaled $8305 and contributions from UMM faculty and staff totaled $1345. A total of $13,910 was raised

Freshman Academic Scholarship Program Fund Drive

Business UMM Alumni Faculty & Staff

TOTAL

$8305 4260 1345

$13,910

for this scholarship program during the past year. If you would like to contribute to this special program, send your check to the Office of the Provost, University of Minnesota, Morris, Morris, MN 56267.

UMM alumni also contributed

generously to the Wm. Scarborough Memorial Award fund drive during this past winter. A total of approxi­mately $1500 was received from education alumni. With memorials contributed by Mrs. Donna Scarborough and her family, the total in the Scarborough Memorial Fund totals $3267.

The Wm. Scarborough Memorial Award will be given annually to a student admitted to the elementary or secondary education program in consideration of the student's total contribution to the education program and his or her promise as a member of the teaching profession. The 1980 award recipient was Patti Stamness Mackhart, formerly of Kensington, MN. Patti has accepted an elementary teaching position in Morgan, MN.

Alumni "William Scarborough Memorial Fund" Donors John Allen Patricia/ Daniel Amborn Paul Anderson Laird Barber Jane Beasley Katherine Behlen Kathy Behm John/ Rosemary Biel Mr. Lee Boraas Donald/ Christine Bright Kathryn Cihlar Mrs. Della Conroy Andrea Cowell Paul Cyr De.bra Dahlseng Mrs. Mona Dahlseng Mrs. Julene Dezeeuw Joan Donovan Dwayne/ Jeri Escher Harold Evink Stephen Farver Dennis Flesner Mike/ Martha Fluegel Brad/ Lorene Force Michael Fox Sue Frederickson Allen Frisch Mrs. Dennis Gibson Ray Gildow Mrs. Lucille Gloege Mrs. lone Goff Zelda Goggin Steye Gravdahl Mrs. Margaret Graves Dean/ Lynn Greenwaldt Ruth Gremmels Richard/ Dawn Griffith Mary Groen John/Jane Haas Darla Hagen Mrs. Larry Hanson James/Joan Harzog Barbara Hippe Jerry Hogy Mrs. Deborah Holmes Mr. I Mrs. Duane Hultgren

Mrs. Robert Hutchings Loretta Iverson Thomas Jacobson Adelle Jacoby Robert Jamison Mary Jepson Duane/ Carol Jerzak Mrs. May Jesseph Theresa Johnson Dennis/ Joyce Kamstra David Karstens Robert Koelman Mrs. Sandra Kollar Ruth Knoieczny Mrs. Gerald Knutson Karen/ Roy Kraemer Rosalie Kramer Mrs. Cortlan Krogstad Greg Kuglin Mrs. Ardelle Lacombe Greg Lanners Ronnie Larson Mrs. Lucille Lee Gary Lembcke Terrance Lewison Mrs. Doug Libby Kirt Luebke Mr. Jerome Martinek Jane/ Gary McGrath Dan Mielke Ken Mielke Kent Mikkelsen Paul Miller Mrs . Sharon Mitzner Irene Monroe Robert Mulder Mrs. Alice Lea Nelson Mr. J. Nichols Steve Niklaus Brad Novak Michael/ Susan O'Brien Dean Ogg Darlene Olen Wesley Olson Robert Peterson

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Thomas J . Peterson James Pettit Lyle Rambow Craig Rasmussen Mary Reagan Mickey Rose Roger Sandberg Mrs . Ralph Sanders Kathleen Savela Richard Schenk Faye Schmidt Patsy/Brad Schnitzler Terry Schorn Jerry Siljendahl Ardis Skoglund Lynnette Skolte Debra Smith Cristine Spaulding Ardyce/ Doug Spray Douglas Stock Rosella Stow Mrs. Roger Strand Stephen Sundby Jeanne Sustad Randy Swanson Gerald Swenson Paul Tangen Jeff Tanner Mike/Jo Tate Lawrence Thayer Randy Thielke Connie Thorsland Tim Treat William Wegner Joan Welinski Michael Wener Michael Werner Kay Wernsing Mrs . Emmarella Westrom Mr. Robert White Debbie Williams John R. Witt Mrs. Rosemary Woell Richard Zeman Rebecca Zeug

Alumni "Freshman Academic Scholarship" Donors

Mick Abner Beverly Alsleben Mr. Leroy Alto Douglas Anderson Ronald Bauer Yvonne Bausman Keith R. Becker Eugene Bromenshenkel Mr. Edward Caillier Laura Carrington Mr./ Mrs. Ronald Cin Beth Cone Clark Connell James Crow John W. Dayton Patrick Deutsch Joan Donovan Sharon Doty James I Cynthia Drealan Lee Drogemuller Marvin Dyrstad Maril Elliott Audrey Elrite Jan Engquist Ruth Fagen Paulette Fairbanks John Faith James Falk Jay Fier Richard Finck Barbara Fjoseide Steven Flemming Charles Flolo Marcia Ford Walter Forney Ellenmae Foslien Steven Frederickson Mr./ Mrs. John Fricke Carol Fuller Gregory Fults Dan Gahlon Roger/ Polly Galbraith Susan Giddings Dennis Gimmestad David/Phyllis Gorecki Arlan Grages Ray Grahek Brian Gray Mr. Douglas Grev Steven Grosam Bruce/ Sandra Grosland Julie Grothe Jane Grussing James Habicht Barbara Hamilton Claudia Hanson John Hanson Sanfred Hanson Tom/Beverly Harren Mary Haugland Dale Hiland Sharon H intgen James N. Hodak Delores Hoff Jerry Hogy Rolland Hokanson James Holmes Frederick R. Jensen May Jesseph Kurt Johnson Lowell Johnson Russell Johnson Charles Jost

Richard Juul Jean/ Don Kaddatz Mr. John Kading Barb/ Don Kampmeier Christian Kamrud Cynthia Katzner Joe/ Patricia Keaveny David Keller Mr. Michael Kennedy Ann Klauda Sharon Klevann lone Kleven Dr. Douglas Koehntop Kenneth Koepp Cleo Kohn Sharon Kolle Randall Kopitzke Rick Kopveiler Mary Kosak John/ Mary Kowles Roy Krasean Joni Kreuser Ray Krueger Thomas Kufrin Curtis Lambrecht Sara K. Larsen Mrs. Donald Larson Pauline Lastine Orvin J. Leis Raymond Ley Jody Lindor Dr. Dean Lofquist Roderick Long Kay Lundeen Mrs. Ervin Manthey Tim Marthaler Mary Martin Mr. Jon Martinson Mrs. Virginia McGeary Mark McGrath Earl Meict:sner Terry Melom Gerald Meyer Margaret M ichaelscheck Larry Miller Bruce Moen Mrs. Claire Moen Mrs. !:lsie Moen Mr. Gary Moore James Moore Marianne Morgan Peggy Morphew Mr. Richard Nadler Dr. Dennis Nelson Mr. Francis Nelson Lynden W. Nelson Wesley Nord John/ Eleanor Nordgaard John Norlander Oliver Oddan Linda R. Olson Linda T. Olson Mr. Leon Oman Elaine Opdahl Robert/ Judith Ophaug Linda Osland Deborah Otto Virginia Pansch Dr. Leonard Partridge Allen Pasch Gary Pederson William F. Peters Jr. James Ph inney

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Mrs . Glen Pofahl Lee Proudfoot Grand Quam John Raw Elaine Ray Richard Realdsen Jr. David Reiland Wayne Reinert Robert/ Cheryl Retrum Sharon Reznechek M. Reuben Richardson Randall Riemer Ronald Ritter Mrs. Harry Roberts James Robinson Patricia Ronhovde Ray Rossberg Royce Russell Mr. Donald Ryther Pamela Sachs Richard Sandberg Mr./Mrs. Michael Sandmann Barry Schaub Bob Schmidt Mrs. Pamela Schmitt Roger Schnaser Robert Schnell Allan Schoening Orrin P. Scholberg Bruce Schroer Jim Schueller Gayle Schuster Betty Shaw Michael Sierakowski Mr. David Skrove Richard Slieter Don/Marie Smith Mrs. Mary Lou Smith Mrs. Adrian Spychalla Mrs . T. J. Stahler Mr. David Stavenger Jeannette Stegner Steven Steinle Mrs. Clare Strand David Sylte Mrs. Paula Sundt Terri Teeson Ruth Thiel Gary Thomas Mrs. Dorothy Thompson Robert Thompson David Thomsen Regina/ Clint Trousil Mrs. Erma Vagts Keith Van Overbeke Susan Von Lehe Janelle Walker Terry Wangen Carol Watzke Daniel Weir Dean Westad Carol Westberg Ellen Westberg Mr. Dennis Westhausen Mrs. Harriet Wiger David Wigfield Linda Wilson William Wittman Muriel Wordelman Judy Zachariason Gary Zavadil Delores Zimmer

Alumni Football Pre-Game Huddles The UMM Alumni Association in cooperation with the Men's lnter­colleg iate Athletic Program, and the Alumni Affairs Office is sponsoring three pre-game huddles this fall prior to the Hamline University, St. Cloud State, and Mankato State football games.

On Saturday, September 6 a "Pickle the Pipers" pre-game huddle will be held at the Twins Motor Inn Bentley's restaurant from 11 am until kickoff. The Twins Motor Inn is located at 1975 University Ave. in St. Paul.

The second "Pounce the Huskies" pre-game huddle will be held on Saturday, October 4 at the Wallace S. Chutes Legion Post #76 from 11 am until kickoff in St. Cloud. The Chutes Legion Post is located minutes from Huskie Stadium at 1307 SE Lincoln Ave.

Prior to the last regular season game on Saturday, November 8, the second "Tame the Mavericks" pre­game huddle will be held at the newly remodeled Albatross Restaurant and Lounge across the street from the MSU football stadium.

Food and liquid refreshment will be available at all of the huddles. Mark your calendars now for the popular and very successful pre-game huddles this fall. See you there!

Alumni Board Nominations The UMM Alumni Association Board of Directors is currently soliciting nominations for membership on the Association Board of Directors for the next three years. Nominees must be paid members of the Association and willing to work to promote the Association and UMM.

Ballots for four three year terms and one two year term will be mailed to all of last years dues paying alumni to select Board members for the above terms. Ballots will be mailed around the first of September.

If you would like to nominate a fellow alum for one of the above terms, please send the name, address, and telephone number to the Office "of Alumni Affairs, 223 Community Services Building, University of Minnesota, Morris, Morris, MN 56267 by September 8.

Rick Casey, Carter Christie, and Larry Schmitt enjoy Twins Tailgate Party.

UMM Twins Gathering a Success The UMM Alumni Association sponsored a social tailgate reception prior to the Minnesota Twins-Kansas City Royals baseball game on Wednesday, June 25. The reception, which attracted 125 al urns, was held in the Metropolitan Stadium parking lot.

Your UMM Alumni Association Board of Directors provided a half­barrel of beer and other non­alcoholic beverages for the party. In addition, the Association provided 50 tickets for alums who wanted tickets.

Special guests in attendance included Provost Jack Imholte; Head Football Coach and Men's AD Richard Smith; Roger Mccannon, Director of Continuing Education; Mary Hicks, Director of Student Activities; Bob Vikander, Director of Admissions; and Head Trainer Dave Engelhardt.

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On Sunday, October 12, UM M's choir and band will present a joint home­coming concert at 3 p.m. in the Humanities Fine Arts Center (HFAC) Recital Hall. Admission is free, and alums are invited to visit the adjacent Gallery during intermission.

To add further variety to this busy weekend, UMM's Saddle Club will present its annual Horse Show Sunday at the Melander-Brown Arena on campus. Events in the show are scheduled to be held throughout the day.

Alumni are encouraged to reserve accommodations early in order to ensure space for this 20th Anniversary Homecoming .

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Fall Athletic Schedule

Sept. 6 Sept. 13 Sept. 20 Sept. 27 Oct. 4 Oct. 11

Oct. 18 Oct. 25 Nov.1 Nov. 8

FOOTBALL Hamline University A Univ. of Minn., Duluth H Univ. of Dubuque, Iowa A Southwest State A St. Cloud State A Bemidji State H (HOMECOMING) Winona State A Moorhead State H Northern State H Mankato State A

WOMENS VOLLEYBALL Sep. 19-20 Tournament Bemidji State A Sep. 23 Southwest State A Sep. 25 Northwestern College H Sep. 27 UMM Invitational H Sep. 29 Bethel College H Oct . 1 Bemidji State H Oct. 4 UMD and NDSU H Oct.· 7 Moorhead A Oct. 9 College of St. Benedict A Oct. 10 Mankato State H Oct. 14 Winona State University A Oct. 18 Tournament Macalester Oct. 20 St. Cloud State H Oct. 24 St. Scholastica A Oct. 28 College of St. Catherine A Oct.31-1 UMDTournament A Nov. 4 Concordia H Nov. 7-8 MAIAW Tournament A

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Nov. 23 SDSU H Dec. 6 College of St. Benedict H Dec. 13 Valley City H Dec.16 Bemidji State University A Dec. 19-20 Tri-College Tour. Moorhead

Published by the University of Minnesota, Morris Alumni Association, Morris, MN. 56267, in cooperation with the University Alumni Affairs Office, and distributed free of charge to UMM alumni.

1980-81 Officers of The Alumni Association

Bruce Olson, President E. Dennis Zahrbock, Vice President Pam Schmitt, Secretary Carter Christie, Treasurer

Directors Beverly Anderson Debbie Bahe Barbara Hippe Curt Larson

Gary McGrath Maren Michaelson Eleanor Nordgaard Tom Skoglund

Class of 1965

Robert Gandrud was appointed senior vice president-Marketing at the Lutheran Brotherhood Board meeting in early May. Bob has held major posts in Lutheran Brotherhood's Actuarial, Marketing and Management Information Services Divisions the past 15 years. He is a Fellow in the Society of Actuaries .

Simon N. Ze/lar '65, and David M. Larson '66 have been selected for inclusion in the 1980 edition of Outstanding Young Men of America. They were selected from nominations received from Senators, Congressmen, Governors, Mayors, State Legislators, University & College Presi­dents & Deans as well as various civic groups. Congratulations! David resides in Cleveland Heights, Ohio and Simon in Mitchell , S.D.

Class of 1970

Dean Hjelle and Ila Simonson Hjelle are the proud parents of a son, David Allen, Born July 1, 1980. David weighed 4 pounds at birth. Dean and Ila are living in Fergus Falls where they are employed by Otter Tail Power Company.

Class of 1972

Bob Jamison resigned his position with the Minnesota Educational Computing Consortium and has opened his own business selling and programming Micro Computers to fit a small business. Good luck, Bob!

Ron Larson, Head Basketball Coach at Fergus Falls the past three years, resigned that position to take a similar position at St. Francis High School. Ron will also serve as Assistant Football Coach.

Theodore E. Umhoefer, Jr. has been named assistant vice president of plan­ning and control at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis. In 1978 he was named manager of the bank's control department.

Douglas Bengtson will be teaching in Menahga the coming year. He and his wife have purchased Camp Colonel Resort on Long Lake, east of Park Rapids.

Owen Nelson received his M.D. degree and will be practicing in Red Lake Falls where he and his bride reside.

Class of 1973

Dennis Anderson has been chosen to replace Hank Kehborn of the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Dispatch. He received his Master's in Journalism from the U of MN and has been employed by the Pioneer Press for two years as a copy editor and has worked as makeup editor, wire editor and assistant news editor. Prior to joining the Pioneer Press, he was editor of The Ely Miner in Ely. He will

have columns in the Wednesday and Sunday editions of the Pioneer Press and in Friday's Dispatch .

Class of 1974

Dean Ogg, P.E. Instructor and Head Football and Wrestling Coach at Herman, will become a graduate assistant at Central Missouri State University this fall. He will assist former UMM football coach, Al Molde, in football.

Class of 1975

Beth Mowchan Thompson will be teach­ing 1st and 2nd grades in Tofte, MN for the 1980.-81 school year.

Lindsey Faye is the name of Douglas Anderson's new daughter. She was born May 7th and weighed 8 lb. 12 ozs.

Class of 1977

R. Todd Middleton is employed by ITT Thorp as a loan officer.

Mary Adams was married on June 7th to Dale Ramert. She will be teaching in Shakopee the next school year.

Class of 1978

tit Susan A . Von Masch has been selected to serve as a 1980 Federal Summer Intern with the Alcohol, Drug Abuse, and Mental Health Administration in Rockville, Maryland. Nominees from several other colleges and universities competed for this internship.

Pamela Veeder was one of three chosen out of forty applicants for the Wexford Festival Opera visiting apprentice program. This years program included the best qualified students in the five years of volunteer participation. They will be flying to Ireland to work behind the scenes with professional designers, directors, conductors, arrangers and technicians in a five week off-campus learning experience. Pam is a member of the American Theatre Association and the U.S. Institute of Theatre Technology.

Class of 1979

Rick Sczublewski, Coach of Heron Lake­Okabena High School baseball, had his team ranked among the Top 10 in Class A for most of the season.

Colleen Wancenried is employed as a Social Worker in Foley, MN.

Richard Eekhoff is an Assistant Manager at Warner's Hardware in Minneapolis .

Janelle Nelson received her M.A. Degree from the University of Wisconsin­LaCrosse and will teach and coach at Loras College, Dubuque , Iowa. She will be hP.ad volleyball and head softball coach along with other dut ies .

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Kurt Johnson will be on the staff of the Kasson-Mantorville School system next year.

Class of 1980

Mike Lindquist has found employment with the Fingerhut Corp. in Minneapolis as a Marketing Statistician .

Joy Decker is the Senior Citizen Center Coorindator in Morris.

Mark Carlson has been employed by the North Dakota State University in the Chemistry Department.

John Mukand will attend med. school at the Medical College of Milwaukee, Milwaukee, WI. He will have three poems published later this year in a new poetry anthology entitled " Other Voices in American Poetry," published by Harbinger Press in CA.

Darrell Kluck

Kluck to Stay With Cougars Darrell Kluck, a Glyndon native, has been named defensive coordinator for the University of Minnesota, Morris Cougar football team as well as head coach of the men's track and field team.

Kluck, a UMM graduate, has been acting as defensive coordinator for the Cougars during the 1979-80 year, while former defensive coordinator and head baseball coach, Larry Edlund, has been on a leave of absence to further his studies. Edlund resigned recently to take a position as defensive coordinator of football at Central Missouri State University at Warrensburg, Missouri.

Kluck is a 1973 graduate of UMM and had been defensive line and line­backer coach for the St. Cloud State University Huskies for three years before coming to UMM in 1979. His prior coaching experience included several years at Melrose High School as head football coach.

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Hart Appointed Humanities Chair Nathaniel Hart, Professor of English at the University of Minnesota, Morris has been appointed Chair of the Division of Humanities at UMM. The appointment becomes effective this summer, with the official term beginning September 16, 1980.

Professor Hart replaces W. Donald Spring, Professor of English, who has served as Chair of the Division since September 1962. Professor Spring has retired from the position to return to full time teaching duties in UMM's English discipline.

Professor Hart came to UM M in 1961 , and has served as a faculty member in English since that time. He received his bachelor of arts degree from Tulane University , his master's degree from the University of Connecticut, and his doctorate from the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities. His teaching and research specialties include introductory and advanced composition, English and American I iterature, and Native American literature.

Latterel I, Peterson Receive Awards Dr. Joseph J. Latterell, Professor of Chemistry, Division of Science and Mathematics and Dr. Fred W. Peterson, Professor of Art History, Division of Humanities were selected to receive the prestigious Horace T. Morse-Amoco Foundation Awards for outstanding contributions to undergraduate education.

The award is named for a former dean of the University of Minnesota General College and made possible through a grant from the Amoco Foundation. Recipients are selected on a University-wide basis and each receives an award of $1,000.

Selection is made by a faculty-student subcommittee of all-University Council on Liberal Education from nominees submitted by the colleges of the University. This year seven were named.

Both Latterel I and Peterson have been actively involved in a broad range of activities which contribute to the education process for students at UMM.

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Rottier Named to Chair Education Jerome J. Rottier, Chairman and Professor of the Division of Education at Findlay College, Findlay, Ohio has been appointed Professor and Chair of the Division of Education at the University of Minnesota, Morris.

Rottier succeeds the late William R. Scarborough, who served as a faculty member and then as Chair of the Division of Education from 1971 until his death on September 13, 1979. Arnold E. Henjum, associate profes­sor of education, has been serving as acting chair of the division since Professor Scarborough's death.

Rottier earned his B.S. degree in mathematics at St. Norbert College, West de Pere , WI, and his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in educational administration from the University of Wisconsin . In addition to his most recent duties as Chairman and Pro­fessor in the Division of Education at Findlay, Rottier has also served as acting vice-president for academic affairs and director of teacher education .