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With Whom United States Air Force AF 29(600-468 United States Air Force AF 33(6i6)-U46 United States Air Force AF 33(6i6)-s6s8 United States Navy Nobs—77011(1716)

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Amount to be Paid to the University $ 7 000 00 [6 000 00 23 405 00 18 43s 00

[January 20

Effective Date November 16, 1959 October 21, 1959 August 25, 1959 November 13, 1959

Purpose Static and dynamic testing of deep structural elements Films of surface active substances on a metal surface Effects of inelastic straining on various classes of metals including high temperature Determine hydrogen embrittlement tendencies of propeller, shaft, and hull metals as related to cathodic protection Purpose Twenty-seven items: $2+8.00 deduct to S600.00

Adjustments Made in 1959-60 Cost-Pius Contract

With Whom Harry Fisher (Plastering) Amount t 2 387 56 Dale November and December, 1959

This report was received for record.

AMENDMENT OF GENERAL RULES CONCERNING UNIVERSITY ORGANIZATION AND PROCEDURE (21) T h e Committee on Fees recommends that Section 30, Registration of Staff Members in University Classes, in the General Rules Concerning University Organization and Procedure be amended effective September I, i960, as shown below. T h e new language is shown in italics. A subtitle of the Section is added to read: Registration of Staff Members in Undergraduate Colleges. T h e present paragraph ( a ) to be changed to read: Undergraduate students on the academic, administrative, or permanent nonacademic staff of the University, or on the staffs of allied surveys and laboratories located on the Urbana-Champaign campus, may register in University courses for which they are eligible for admission, without payment of the tuition fee and the laboratory, library, and supply fee, provided that their annual salary for nine months is less than the minimum salary for such period established for full-time assistants, and provided that their official appointments call for a minimum of four months of service during the semester in which exemption is desired. ( A semester is defined for this purpose as the equivalent of four and one-half months of work.) (The latter change is regularizing precisely what is being done at the present time.) Paragraphs (b) and (c) are not changed. T h e present paragraph (d) to be deleted. The present paragraph ( e ) to be changed to read: ( d ) Undergraduate students on appointment for a second semester who are exempt from payment of fees for courses in which they are registered during the period of their appointment are exempt also from a payment of fees for courses in which they enroll in the Summer Session immediately following termination of their appointments, provided they hold no appointments in that Summer Session. Undergraduate students holding summer session appointments requiring at least seven weeks of service shall be subject to such tuition and fees as would be assessed in accordance with the principles expressed tn (a) and (b) above. (Undergraduate academic and nonacademic employees have had the same privileges as graduate employees insofar as they concern extension of the tuition and fee exemption benefits to the Summer Session immediately following termination of their appointments. T h e recommended revision of former paragraph (e) now paragraph ( d ) , as indicated, provides for the undergraduate employees the same summer session exemptions proposed for the graduate academic staff.) A new paragraph ( e ) to be added: ( e ) Undergraduate students not subject to tuition and fees by reason of their appointments who resign from their positions before the midpoint of the