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UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS

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and any other charges which he may make and report to the public on their truth or falsity. I move that all members of the faculty and staff of the University be instructed to disclose freely to the Advisory Committee any facts of which they may have knowledge concerning the injection of politics or propaganda into University affairs by the administration or by the trustees, or by officials of any political party. I also move that the following organizations be invited to investigate the charges of the Attorney General and report to the public on their truth or falsity: the American Council on Education, the Association of American Universities, the American Association of University Professors, and the Council on Medical Education of the American Medical Association. I also move that the President of the University and the staff and faculty be instructed to aid these investigations in every way.

After full discussion by the members of the Board, Mr. Cleary's motion was adopted, by the following vote: Aye, Mr. Adams, Mr. Cleary, Mr. Davis, Mr. Fornof, Mrs. Grigsby, Mr. Jensen, Mr. Karraker, Mr. Livingston, Dr. Meyer; no, none; absent, Mr. Green, Mr. Wieland.

C U R R I C U L U M IN PUBLIC HEALTH ENGINEERING (2) The field of Public Health Engineering has greatly expanded in recent years, especially since the passage of the Social Security Act, and there is at present a demand for trained men which is considerably larger than the supply. The State Department of Health reports that its work is hampered by the lack of a curriculum in Public Health Engineering at the University of Illinois. The University Senate recommends the establishment of the following fiveyear curriculum leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Public Health Engineering to be offered in the Colleges of Engineering and Medicine. First Three Years The first three years are the same as the first three years of the curriculum in Civil Engineering, except that the elective in the second semester of the third year should be either Engineering 92 or Electrical Engineering 4 and 64. Fourth Year

FIRST SEMESTER HOURS SECOND S E M E S T E R

Bact. 5a—Introd. Bacteriology.... Chem. 22—Quantitative Analysis.. C.E. 40—Water Supply C.E. 64—Structural Design C.E. 99—Inspection Trip Total

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Chem. 33—Organic Chemistry C.E. 41—Sewerage C.E. 42a—Water and Sewage Treatment C.E. 65—Structural Design.. . C.E. 66—Masonry Structures. Total

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Fifth Year

Chem. 47—Physical Chemistry. . . Chem. 86—Sanitary Chemistry. . . C.E. 42b—Public Health Eng Zool. 51—Essentials of Zoology. . . Approved electives (D.H. 10; Entom. 1; Math. 22; M.E. 2 5 ) . . . Total 4 3 3 4 5 19 C.E. 140—Public Health Eng 3 P.H. 1—Bact. and Protozoology... 6 P.H. 4—Preventive Medicine 2 P.H. 12—Industrial Hygiene 1 P.H. 50—Public Health 1 P.H. 73—Advanced Public Health 2 Pharm. 32—Pharmacology; or approved elective 3_ Total 18 be offered in the the year will be have received the a recognized col-

The work for the first semester of the fifth year will College of Engineering at Urbana and the second half of offered at the College of Medicine in Chicago. Students who bachelor's degree in Sanitary Engineering or its equivalent at