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Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1990
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510 B O A R D OF T R U S T E E S [April 9 The College of Associated Health Professions selected one recipient using procedures established within the college. (Awards are made in rotation between the College of Associated Health Professions and the College of Nursing.) The other recipients are selected through student competition from faculty in the Colleges of Architecture, Art, and Urban Planning; Business Administration; Education; Engineering; Kinesiology; Liberal Arts and Sciences; and the School of Social Work. For academic year 1991-92, the chancellor at Chicago has recommended the following persons as award recipients: LINDA LANDIS ANDREWS, lecturer, Department of English RONALD J. BAUMGARTEN, associate professor of chemistry. NEAL GROSSMAN, associate professor of philosophy. CHARLES W. KING, professor of marketing. PHILLIP A. KUPRITZ, professor of architecture. JAMES E. LANDING, associate professor of geography. CHRISTOPHER PELLIKAN, lecturer, Department of Special Education. DAVID M. SOLZMAN, associate professor of geography. THERESA STALDER, lecturer, Department of Mathematics, Statistics, and Computer Science. PATRICK A. TROY, lecturer, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. CRAIG A. VELOZO, assistant professor of occupational therapy. The vice president for academic affairs recommends approval. I concur. On motion of Dr. Bacon, this recommendation was approved. Increase Student Fees for Chicago and Urbana Campuses (7) The chancellors at each campus have recommended student fee levels for Fiscal Year 1993 to support auxiliary operations, student programs and activities, student health services, and the student health insurance programs. The fees recommended are required to meet continuing components (salaries and wages, utilities, and goods and services, including food), student programs, and operating costs including debt service and repair and replacement programs of facilities which comprise the Auxiliary Facilities System. Chicago At Chicago, the $18 increase, or 4.9 percent, in the service, health, and general fees provides student fee support to meet general cost increases, continues the FY 1988 policy for all students to share in the fixed costs of maintaining fee-supported activities, provides funding to increase the number of scholarships for women athletes, and for increased debt service requirements. The $14 fee increase proposed for the student HMO program reflects claims and cost experience. Urbana-Champaign The $12 increase in the service, health, and general fees proposed for the Urbana-Champaign campus is associated with general cost increases, phasing in Career Services as a fee supported unit (year 1 of 2), providing for more competitive physician salaries, adjusting the summer session fee structure to more equitably represent costs with users, and increased debt service. No increase is proposed for the student health insurance premium. The $13 campus transportation fee will continue the highly successful busing program with the Champaign-Urbana Mass Transit District (MTD) at no additional cost. The following table presents the current and proposed fee levels for the programs described above.
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