Caption: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1982
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1982] UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS 519 Proposed 1982-83 $104 57 33 $194 (per semester) Urbana-Champaign 1981-82 $ 92 44 27 $163 Student service fee Health service fee Health insurance fee Proposed dollar increase: $31 Proposed percentage increase: 19.0% Medical Center 1981-82 $144 22 28 $194 Proposed 1982-83 $161 26 37 $224 (per quarter) Student service fee Health service fee Health insurance fee Proposed dollar increase: $30 Proposed percentage increase: 15.5% Chicago Circle 1981-82 $ 83 2 26 $111 Proposed 1982-83 $ 94 3 29 $126 (per quarter) Student service fee Pharmacy fee Health insurance fee Proposed dollar increase: $15 Proposed percentage increase: 13.5% N O T E : 1. The fee levels displayed above apply to full-time students. 2. T h e rates shown for health insurance represent the student's portion only. The executive vice president concurs in the recommendations. I recommend approval. (For Illinois undergraduate students with financial need who hold full-value Illinois State Scholarship Commission awards, the proposed fee increases will be paid by the Illinois State Scholarship Commission.) (In discussion of this item, Mr. Bettenhausen presented leaders of the Student Government Association at the Urbana-Champaign campus who, noting that in a referendum at the Urbana-Champaign campus the students had voted not to approve the fee related to support of the Psychological and Counseling Center, expressed their belief that the reason for disapproval was that students had not been involved or consulted in the decision to make the recommendation.) On motion of Dr. Donoghue, these recommendations were approved. Rate Increases for University-Operated Housing Facilities, Medical Center a n d Urbana (11) T h e chancellors at the Medical Center and Urbana-Champaign campuses have recommended rate increases for University-operated housing for the 1982-83 academic year. The increases are required to meet inflationary factors (salaries and
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