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College Station, Texas
Thursday, September 1, 1966
THE BATTALION
Reservists Attend Research Seminar
Reservists from 18 states and
the District of Columbia are par
ticipating in a research reserve
seminar on electronic computers
through Sept. 9.
The roster includes 44 Navy, 5
Army, 3 Coast Guard and 5 staff
SEMINAR PRINCIPALS
Lt. Robert Bower Jr., USAR, seated, gives research reserve seminar on electronic com-
a briefing on the IBM 7094 to Dr. Robert puters through Sept. 9 here. Lundegand
J. Lundegand, Cdr.
and Capt. Richard
Fifty-two reservists
Bill C. Moore, USNR,
H. Ballinger, USNR.
are participating in a
is head of logistics and mathematical statis
tics for the U. S. Office of Naval Research.
The others are seminar staffers.
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Sponsored by the Office of
Naval Research in conjunction
with A&M and Naval Research
Company 8-3, the annual school
is being held for the fourth time
at A&M.
Seminar Chairman is Cmdr. Bill
C. Moore, USNR. Capt. Richard
H. Ballinger, USNR, is seminar
administrators. Instructors in
clude 1st Lt. Robert Bower Jr.,
USAR, and Maj. Robert L. Smith
Jr., USAR. All are from Bryan-
College Station.
Participants were welcomed
by President Earl Rudder during
a luncheon at the Memorial Stu
dent Center. Dr. Robert J. Lun
degand, head of Logistics and
Mathematical Statistics Division,
Office of Naval Research, Wash
ington, D. C., will also address the
group.
Other seminar speakers include
Dr. H. O. Hartley, director of
A&M’s Gfaduate Institute of
Statistics; Will Jones, Service
Bureau Corporation, Houston;
Thomas F. Woods of NASA’s
Computation and Analysis Divi
sion, Houston; Dr. James M.
Nash, assistant professor of in
dustrial engineering, and Dr.
Richard E. Wainerdi, head of
A&M’s Activation Analysis Lab
oratory.
Lt. Col. A. R. Burgess, USAR,
professor of industrial engineer
ing; Dr. John D. Randall, direc
tor of the Nuclear Science Cen
ter; Dr. Worth Nowlin, assistant
professor of oceanography; Dr.
Richard S. Ballance, manager of
advance computer systems, IBM
Corp.; Dr. Donald R. Drew, asso
ciate professor of civil engineer
ing, and H. D. Attra, Humble Oil
and Refining Co., Houston, also
will speak.
HOSPITAL EXHIBIT
Research Architects Dan Malcolm, left, is the lone university exhibiting at the
Frank Still and Mike Greer are in Chicago American Hospital Association Convention
this week exhibiting working prototypes which ends today. Research is supported
of new hospital rooms developed at the by the U. S. Public Health Service.
Research and Graduate Center. Texas A&M
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Stat Institute
Announces 5
New Staffers
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Five faculty additions to the
Institute of Statistics have been
announced by Dr. H. O. Hartley,
institute director.
Dr. C. E. Gates, formerly pro
fessor and experiment station
statistician at the University of
Minnesota, will be professor of
statistics. He joined Minnesota
in 1956.
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perimental statistics from North
Carolina State University. He
has an M.S. from North Carolina
State and a B.S. in horticulture
from Iowa State University.
Named assistant professors are
Dr. Lyle D. Broemeling and Dr.
Larry J. Ringer. Broemeling
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the doctorate in mathematical
statistics at Texas A&M. Ring-
er’s doctorate in statistics is also
from A&M, with two degrees
from Iowa State University.
William Boyce Smith and P.
Larry Claypool are new instruc
tors. Smith has an M.S. degree
in statistics from A&M and the
B.S. degree from Lamar State
College of Technology. Claypool
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