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Caption: Booklets - Facts for Freshmen (1914)
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The Organization of the University For the purpose of doing business the University is divided into schools and colleges, each with its separate body of instructors, or faculty. Each school is presided over by a Director, and each college by a Dean. At Urbana there are the Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Engineering! Agriculture, and Law, and the Schools of Music and Library Science. The deans of the colleges, together with the President, the Vice-President, the Dean of Men, and the Dean of Women make up the Council of Administration. The Senate is composed of professors, or those acting as heads of departments, even though they may at that time be below the rank of professor. Those persons who give instruction in a school or a college constitute its faculty. The Council of Administration, which is an executive body, meets every Tuesday at four o'clock. It has final action on all student disciplinary matters. Cases of discipline are first considered by a committee appointed by the Council, of which the Dean of Men is chairman in the case of men, and the Dean of Women in the case of women. The findings of these committees are reported to the Council of Administration for its final action. The Council considers all irregular matters concerned with the waiving or the enforcement of general University rules. It is for the student a sort of court of last appeals. The Senate, which corresponds to the general faculty in most colic; s, meets on the first Monday ot October. December, February, April, and June. It concerns itself with legislative matters of a general character, or those which affect the whole institution, Its regulations have to do with such educational matters as all all of the Colleges, or the general University policy. It passes on such mattei • enti nee i [uirements, the requirement 90 foi j luation,
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