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...ZENITH of the Field Service's effectiveness came in the 1968-69 academic year, under Chester W. Hartman '57, its first director. Hartman had become involved in the project when William A. Doebele, professor of Advanced Environmental Studies and associate dean for Development, approached him in late 1967 with the possibility of organizing a community-oriented planning group. Doebele had already secured a $25,000 grant from the Stern family and asked Hartman to formulate the service's objectives and establish a criteria for selecting students to participate in the program...
...fight. The GSD has had its problems in the past out years. In addition to contending with the general financial squeeze through the University the new Dean, Maurice D. Kilbridge has had grievance, lodged against him by three senior GSD faculty members. A former faculty member Chester W. Hartman '57, is still appealing his dismissal over two years ago. Women at the School have filed hiring complaints with the Department of Health Education and Welfare...
Anderson said at the beginning of June that the conflicting summer schedules of the committee members would prevent a coordinated examination of the Hartman case immediately and that a decision would probably not be reached until some time in the Fall. In an unintentional echo of Hartman's appraisal of the grievance procedures. Anderson said that the committee's work would involve "a long, drawn out process...
...future of the appeal process remains unclear. Hartman may balk at having his case heard by the present committee and opt for legal proceedings immediately. On the other hand, he may repress his objections and elect to wait until the committee reports before possibly going to the courts...
Probably the greatest tragedy of the entire affair is that, thus far, consideration of Hartman's grievances has been lost in the morass of procedural considerations surrounding the committee's formation. It has not been the best of years for the Graduate School of Design, and the fact that Hartman's case has lingered on for over two years, and shows no sign of being resolved in the near future, has not enhanced the School's reputation...