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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1980
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1980] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 555 Budgets — Fiscal Year 1981 President Ikenberry reported on the introduction of the University's appropriation bill, indicating that a separate bill would be introduced by the State Universities Retirement System to provide for improved survivor's benefits. H e expressed special appreciation to the governor for his support for additional funds with which to complete the Agricultural Engineering Building a n d for his continuing support for the Food for Century I I I program. Formation of the Committee to Study Consolidation of the Chicago Campuses T h e president announced the formation of this committee as follows: General University RONALD W. BRADY, chairman, vice president for administration SAMUEL K. GOVE, director, Institute of Government and Public Affairs Chicago Circle TWTLEY BARKER, professor, Department of Political Science MAURICE J. EASH, dean, College of Education BEVERLY P. LYNCH, University librarian BARBARA MUNRO, assistant bookstore manager STANLEY SHAPIRO, head, Department of Biology LINDA SOKOLOWSKI, junior, College of Business Administration Medical Center LYNDON R. BABCOCK, professor of environmental health science and engineering, School of Public Health (also professor of geography, Chicago Circle) BRUCE E. BLOOM, third-year student, College of Dentistry EDWARD P. COHEN, dean, School of Basic Medical Sciences, and professor of microbiology and immunology MARY ANN FINNEGAN, administrative assistant, Office of the Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs LEONA M. PETERSON, associate professor, Department of Medical-Surgical Nursing WILLIAM N . SPELLACY, head, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology Urbana-Champaign H. GEORGE FRIEDMAN, J R . , associate professor, computer science, and chairman of the Senate Council (past two years) DONALD WENDEL, vice chancellor for administrative affairs New Bargaining Unit — Clerical Workers at the Chicago Campuses At the president's request, M r . Brady reported on the result of a card count by which a majority of the clerical workers at the Chicago campuses had identified Local 321 A F L - C I O as their bargaining unit. T h e action was taken in accord with the "Policy and Rules — Nonacademic" of the University of Illinois. There are some 1,100 members of the staff involved. Resolutions, Urbana Senate T h e following resolutions were presented as approved by the Urbana Senate and directed to the Board of Trustees:
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