HE BATTALION
Thursday, June 5, 1969
College Station, Texas
Page 5
1 New Members Named To BA Faculty
Seven new faculty members
kave been announced for Texas
AfcM’s College of Business Ad
ministration by Dean John E.
Pearson.
Pearson named Dr. Joseph A.
Hess as associate professor and
lead of the Department of Fi
nance.
Hess, who received his Ph.D.
from Northwestern, currently
serves as assistant professor of
finance for Ohio University.
He has extensive industrial ex
perience and previously served as
assistant corporate financial vice
president for two major New
York Stock Exchange listed
firms.
Hess’ major field of study is
in finance with emphasis on in
vestments and corporate finance.
Also named to the department
of finance from Ohio is Dr.
Wayne E. Etter.
Etter serves on the research
staff of the Credit Life and Dis
ability Insurance Study being con
ducted at the university. He will
serve as an assistant professor
at A&M.
Etter received his Ph.D. from
the University of Texas in Austin.
Pearson named Arthur V.
Wolff, a businessman, to associate
professor in the Department of
Management. He is a graduate
of the University of Chicago, Wis
consin and Columbia.
He presently serves as corpo
rate director of Employee Rela
tions for a “Fortune 500” in
dustrial Coastal States Gas Pro-
Carried Student Apartments
Construction Ahead Of Plan
duction Company in Corpus
Christi.
Howard Chamberlain will serve
as associate professor in the De
partment of Management. He is
a graduate of the University of
California at Berkeley and Ore
gon State where he taught in the
division of continuing education.
He previously owned Chamber-
lain Aircraft Leasing in Seattle,
Wash., and worked as an indus
trial engineer with the Boeing
Company Missile and Informa
tion Systems Division.
Chamberlain is presently a doc
toral candidate at the University
of Washington.
Three other doctoral candidates
also will be added to the A&M
college.
They are August W. Smith,
University of Texas at Austin;
James H. Sellers, University of
Arkansas, and Robert D. McWil
liams, Texas Technological Uni
versity.
Smith will serve in the col
lege’s Department of Manage
ment. Sellers will teach in the
Department of Accounting and
McWilliams will be in the De
partment of Marketing. All three
men will serve as assistant pro
fessors.
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Construction on Texas A&M’s
11,085,262 married student apart-
nent project is ahead of schedule,
iespite the above-normal rainfall
since the project started March
10.
Student Apartment Manager
Calvin Moore described the con
struction as progressing “very
ticely.”
Ken Brown, superintendent of
the project for Temple Associates,
[tic., of Diboll, reported his firm
i planning on having four units
ready by the fall semester. Brown
said their have been 17 bad weath-
Physics Dept.
; ands AF Grant
Texas A&M University’s Phys-
cs Department has been awarded
i {96,500 grant by the Air Force
iffice of Scientific Research for
tontinuation of studies in theore
tical nuclear physics.
Dr. John Nuttall, principal in-
restigator for the project, said
me of the major aspects of the
Pexas A&M program involves
letermination o&f new and im-
iroved ways to /solve interaction
jroblems of three particles.
The associate professor noted
ihysicists today have little dif-
liculty with problems involving
m particles, but the addition of
i third particle presents an en-
lirely different situation.
Nuttall noted the Air Force
Office of Scientific Research pre-
fiously provided A&M $260,000
lor theoretical work in nuclear
physics.
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er days since the start, yet the
construction “is coming along
good.”
The new apartments will have
12 one-bedroom air-conditioned
apartments in each unit. If the
four units are completed — only
two were expected to be completed
by September—it will give the
university 24 more apartments
’Mural Program
Begins Next Week
Intramurals at Texas A&M
during the summer months begin
next week according to Intramu
ral Director Raymond L. Fletcher.
Persons interested in partici
pating in softball, bowling, and
golf should come by the intra
mural office in DeWare Field
House and sign up by Friday at
noon, Fletcher noted.
Intramurals will continue
throughout the summer, Fletcher
said, with everyone who is inter
ested and eligible able to com
pete.
than it expected for the start of
fall classes.
When completed, seven new
units with 84 apartments will be
available. The con/struction re
places seven College View bar
racks-type units with 56 apart
ments, giving A&M a net gain of
28 apartments.
The new units also will be
called College View Apartments,
according to Moore. He stated
that the rent will be $115 for
the new apartments, which are
larger than Hensel and have in
dividual clothes washers and dry
ers.
“All utilities are included in
the rent,” said Moore. “They will
be completely furnished, so stu
dents living in the apartments
will have no housing expenses ex
cept the rent.”
When completed, the new units
will bring the total university-
owned apartment total to 804.
Completion of the project will
not come too soon for Moore.
“At the present time, we are
full up to the hilt,” Moore noted.
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