Repository: UIHistories Project: Board of Trustees Minutes - 1958 [PAGE 1195]

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES

[April 17

Parttime y2 .% Summer Salary 534 1 149 1 289 ($13 969) $ 1 1 1 1 1 578 645 489 445 334

11. Leon Novar, Visiting Instructor (5429 South Ingleside, Chicago 15, Illinois) 12. Herbert Slutsky, Visiting Lecturer 13. Milton Rakove, Visiting Lecturer Engineering 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. B. McNeil, Associate Professor of Physics M. Skadeland, Associate Professor of Physics J. Johnson, Assistant Professor of Physics F . Silkett, Assistant Professor of Physics B. Weissman, Assistant Professor of Physics P . Wiesinger, Assistant Professor of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics 7. F. A. Mosillo, Instructor Commerce C. H . Gillett, Associate Professor of Economics Sarah M. Kabbes, Associate Professor of Accountancy E. C. Knudson, Assistant Professor of Economics Lawrence Lipkin, Assistant Professor of Accountancy W. J. Dunne, Instructor in Economics N. D. Hedish, Instructor in Accountancy C. M. Larson, Instructor in Economics Oscar Miller, Instructor in Economics A. R. Morici, Instructor in Accountancy H . F. Williams, Instructor in Economics Physical Education 1. 2. 3. 4. Helen Barton, Associate Professor P. Berrafato, Assistant Professor L. L. Gedvilas, Assistant Professor W . C. Mann, Instructor E. H. H. A. H. F.

1 578 1 025

($10 092)

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$ 1 823 1 556 1 267 1 245 667 I 000 1 267 I 245 978 1 289

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Sub-total, Chtcago Undergraduate Division Unassigned (to be assigned by the Dean of the Undergraduate Division when enrollments require additional staff) Total, Summer Session, Chicago Undergraduate Division...

867 1 3/8 1 334 1 112 ( $ 4 691) 96 546 3 454 $100 000

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RECOMMENDATIONS FROM THE UNIVERSITY SENATE (6) The Urbana Senate has approved for transmission to the Board of Trustees the following proposals relating to new educational programs and changes in existing programs. Undergraduate Program in Liberal Arts and Sciences and Engineering T h e Colleges of Liberal Arts and Sciences and Engineering have recommended establishment of a combined Liberal Arts and Sciences-Engineering five-year undergraduate program which will lead upon full completion to the degrees ot Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts and Sciences and Bachelor of Science in Engineering. It is comparable to similar arrangements made within or between other institutions in response to a growing need for college graduates having both a liberal arts and engineering background. It involves no significant alteration m the requirements for admission or graduation already established by the respective colleges. Submitted herewith is an outline of the courses of instruction to be included in the program and a statement of the conditions under which it will operate, and copies are being filed with the Secretary of the Board for record. T h e program will be administered in accordance with rules approved by the two Colleges and the Urbana Senate which include provisions that the degrees will be awarded simultaneously and only upon completion of the full program,