University Daily Kansan, June 5, 1985
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Interim dean of education will be named
An acting dean for the School of Education probably will be selected this week, and the nation-wide search for a new dean will continue. Deanell Tacha, vice president of academic affairs, said Monday.
The search committee began looking for a new dean last month when Dale Scannell, dean of the university, announced his resignation May 3.
Scannell, who has been dean for 16 years, is leaving the University of Kansas to become dean of the University of Maryland in College Park.
Scannell recently coordinated a five-year degree program in education.
Research center names director
By Shawn Aday
Staff Reporter
Theodore Kuwana, an analytical chemist who earned his doctoral degree from the University of Kansas, was named Monday as the new director of KU's Center for Bioanalytical Research.
Kuwana, a 53-year-old professor of chemistry at Ohio State University, will join the center's staff this summer. In August he will be appointed head of the embraced professor of pharmaceutical chemistry and chemistry at KU.
As director of the research center, Kuwana will guide the development of sophisticated analytical techniqiom for the extraction of chemical and petroleum industries.
Kuwana was selected after an international search that lasted nearly a year. Ronald Borchardt, chairman of pharmaceutical chemistry and
chairman of the search committee, said the committee had been not only looking for an excellent scholar, but for someone who had extensive experience in university-industrial relationships.
"I think he is the ideal person for that job." Borchardt said.
Takeru Higuchi, Kuwana's predecessor as director of the research center, will continue as director and chief executive officer of Oread Laboratories Inc., the companion private corporation owned by the Kansas University Endowment Association, which was founded in 1967 to develop new processes developed from the center's academic research.
and has been chairman of committees on university-industry relations. He has served on advisory and study panels of the America Chemical Industry National Institutes of Health and the National Science Foundation.
Kuwana is a member of the Ohio State Material Research Laboratory
He is a native of Idaho Falls, Idaho and received a bachelor's degree from Antioch University in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Kuwana has a master's degree from Cornell University, Ithaca, N.Y. He earned his doctoral degree at KU in 1959, working under Ralph N. Adams, now a distinguished professor of chemistry.
Kuwana's research has focused on electronalchemical chemistry. He has applied electrochemistry to the study of several biochemicals
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