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Dr. Dwayne A. Suter, who on
fptember 1 will become as-
ate dean for instruction in the
xas A&M University College
lot Agriculture, will assume
iditional duties as coordinator
the academic programs in food
lienee and technology, effective
■nmediatly.
In making the announcement,
Ir, H. O. Kunkel, A&M’s cltum
agriculture, said Suter’s prin-
pal new duties will include
^airmanship of the faculty of
lod sciences and technology in
le College of Agriculture and
Wdination of instructional pro
rams. This assignment will con-
hue beyond September 1, Kin-
1 said.
Suter, who has served as as-
ociate professor of food
hgineering with the' Texas Ag-
icultural Expeiiment Station mid
he Department of Agricultural
hgineering since 1972, in Sep-
imberwill fill the position ofas-
ociate dean for instruction that
as been held by Dr. R.C. Potts
)r the past nine years.
Graves selected
or management
raining seminar
Texas A&M graduate Dr.
ames Graves ol El Paso has
S. Army Material Development
and Readiness Command man
agement training program.
An operations research analyst
at White Sands Missile Range,
N. M., Graves is among 70
Command employes chosen tor
the program.
Graves, who completed his
Ph.D. in math here in 1971, has
worked in industry and taught at
Texas A&M.
Hall appointed
department head
Dr. Charles F. Hall, Experi
ment Station scientist in poultry
pathology, has been appointed
head of the Department of Vet
erinary Microbiology in Texas
A&M University’s College of
Veterinary Medicine.
He succeeds Dr. Leland C.
Grumbles, who served as de
partment head for 20 years.
Dr. Hall first joined the Col
lege of Veterinary Medicine at
Texas A&M in 1959 after
academic experience at Michigan
State University and the Univer
sity of Arkansas.
Hall received a baccalaureate
degree from Kansas State Uni-
veristy in 1949 and a Doctor of
Veterinary Medicine degree in
1951. He later received a Master
of Science degree from Michigan
State University in 1959.
Townsend named
Miss Black Texas
has captured the Miss Black
Texas title in SAn Antonio.
Townsend, a 22-year-old music
major from Houston, repre
sented the university at the Miss
Black Texas contest. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shellie
Townsend.
University Press
receives $50,000
Mrs. Louise Lindsey Merrick
of Tyler has given the Texas
A&M University Press $50,000
to establish a revolving fund for
the publication of books on the
Texas environment, announced
Frank H. Wardlaw, director of
the press.
The first book published in the
series will be "A Treasury of
Texas Wildlife consisting of over
200 photographs in full color
from the files of the Texas Parks
and Wildlife magazine. The pic
tures will represent the principle
species of birds, mammals, rep
tiles and amphibians found in the
state.
Woolfolk honored
by resolutions
Dr. George R. Woolfolk,
chairman of history at Prairie
View A&M University and vice
chairman of the American Revo
lution Bicentennial Commission
of Texas, was honored by reso
lutions passed in the Texas Legis-
latu re.
Senate and House resolutions
singled out Woolfolk along with
Texas ARBC chairman Sam
Kinch for their continuous serv
ice during the seven years of the
commission.
Foundation grants
$37,500 to 4-H
The Sid VV. Richardson Foun
dation of Fort Worth has
awarded the Texas 4-H Founda
tion a grant of $37,500 for train
ing 4-H volunteer leaders in
Texas.
The grant is the third and final
grant of a $100,000 gift awarded
to the Texas 4-H Foundation in
1975, said H. T. Davison, execu
tive director of the Foundation
and 4-H and Youth specialist
with the Texas Agricultural Ex
tension Service.
Aggie pilots
unit gets award
Air Force officers who have
graduated from Texas A&M
serve in organizations recently
designated for Outstanding Unit
Awards.
Capt. Alfred E. Cronk Jr. of
Bryan, a 1968 Texas A&M
graduate, is a pilot with the 47th
Flying Training Wing at Laughlin
AFB. Also designated were 1st
Lt. Steven H. Olsen of Houston
who graduated in 1972; 1st Lt.
Kenneth R. Moriarty of San An
tonio, who gradauted in 1974;
and 2nd Lt. Vincent J. Tobola
who graduated in 1975.
Capt. Cronk s parents reside at
727 N. Rosemary Dr.
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