Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1963-1966)

1268

FEBRUARY MEETING, 1966

From Endowment Income
Edward Scott Beck American History William Colon Lemon Fund (suppleScholarship (revised) meot)
Source: Endowment Income Source: Endowment Income
Total: $2,780.00 Total: $150.00
Mildred Weed Goodrich (supplement) Arthur C. Tagge Scholarship (revised)
Source: Endowment Income Source: Endowment Income
Total: $50.00 Total: $1,900.00
Edward T. and Josephine Knopke Schol- Herbert G. Watkins Band Fund (suparship (revised) plement)
Source: Endowment Income Source: Endowment Income
Total: $1,200.00 Total: $100.00
From Program Charges and Fees
Student Good Will Aid (supplement)
Source: Paid fines
Total: $86.00
TOTAL, STUDENT AID..............................$55,609
The Vice-President in charge of business and finance filed a progress
report on plant extension. He said construction work on the following
projects was proceeding as rapidly as possible, consonant with the labor
shortages in the area: Botanical Gardens, Douglas Lake Biological
Laboratory, Cedar Bend Houses I and II, University Events Building,
East Medical Center Parking Structure, Bursley Hall, and Medical
Science Building Unit II.
Continuing, the Vice-President said the following projects were
being planned for construction bids in the next several months: Hospital
Surgical Wing, Administrative Office Building, Chrysler Center for
Continuing Engineering Education, Central Campus Library, and
Medical Postgraduate Center. Program statements had been presented
to the State Controller's office and to the Joint Capital Outlay Subcommittee for review and approval on the following projects: Modern
Language Building, General Library Renovations, Heating Plant Improvements, and the College of Architecture and Design.
Concluding his report, the Vice-President said a program statement
for a proposed highway laboratory building had been submitted to the
Michigan State Highway Department for consideration as a first step
in obtaining approval of the State Highway Department and the
appropriate governmental agencies for the construction of a highway
laboratory building on the North Campus. Such a building, he said,
would release considerable space in the East Engineering Building,
which now was being used by the Highway Department Laboratory,
for classroom and office space. It would permit an expanded program
of co-operative research between the University and the State Highway
Department.
Board in Control The annual report of the Board in Control of Intercollegiate
of Intercollegiate Athletics was received and placed on file (p. 710).
Athletics:
Annual Report