Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1934
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1932] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS COLLEGE O F L A W Degree of Bachelor of L a w s I37 J O H N HOWARD B E N J A M I N GEORGE NELSON BLATT, J R . ARTHUR EDWARD DILLNER R A L P H L. MAXWELL FRED W I L S O N P H I L P LIBRARY SCHOOL Degree of Bachelor of Science JESSELYN LOUISE GRIEVE, A.B., M c K e n d r e e College, 1927 SCHOOL OF JOURNALISM Degree of Bachelor of Science IN THOMAS ALBERT B L I S S JOHN THOMSON DAWSON MERRY DOROTHY H I R S C H MARY ELIZABETH K I N G JOURNALISM E U I L W A Y N E MORGAN CLARK HASBROUCK SCHOOLEY EVELYN LOUISE STOUT COLLEGE O F MEDICINE Degree of Bachelor of Science ROBERT P A U L COSEGLIA DELOSS REED H A N L E Y HOMER L E E LAWTER THEODORE C. MOUZAKEOTIS ( a s of October, 1931) IRVING S C H U M A N ( a s of October, 1931) Certificate in Medicine HENRY N O A H CRESS J O H N CAMPBELL W A S H I N G T O N (as of August, 1932) WILLIAM WALLACE HOLLEMAN (as of August, 1932) (as of August, 1932) COLLEGE O F DENTISTRY Degree of Doctor of Dental Surgery ARTHUR L O U I S ALBAN B E N J A M I N BERMAN ROBERT M. CAMPBELL MAX I. FEINBERG B E N J A M I N L E E FELDMAN JOSEPH W I L L I A M GORDON EDWARD FRANCIS GREENWAY R A L P H EDWARD JONES I S ADORE LOSOFF THEODORE R A P H A E L ROBERT MILLER W I S T E R M A N On motion of Mrs. Hopkins, these degrees were authorized. UNIVERSITY FACULTY LOAN F U N D FOR STUDENTS (12) In November, 1931, the University Senate adopted a resolution suggesting that opportunity be offered the University faculty and staff to subscribe funds for unemployment relief in the state and local community. A committee of the Senate was appointed to solicit funds for this purpose, and in the Urbana Departments alone $25452.59 was collected, exclusive of $10,912.52 subscribed for local Community Chest purposes. There were four principal forms of relief provided: ( 1 ) local community relief and welfare w o r k ; ( 2 ) relief of other communities within the state; ( 3 ) student relief in the form of meal tickets (the closing of two local banks tied up for several months the funds of many students) ; ( 4 ) student relief in the form of loans to provide necessities. T h e last two needs developed after the fund was started, and subscribers gave their permission for such uses of a part of the fund. These loans aggregated $2,733.50. T h e Senate Committee wishes this part of the faculty's contribution to be used to establish a loan fund for the relief of
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