Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1914-1917)

JANUARY MEETING, 1915

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Frances Olive Lindsey, Stenographer and Clerk in the Pathology department, from December 28, 1914, half time,
with salary at the rate of $300 per year, twelve months'
basis.
Clair W. Ditchy, Student Assistant in Architecture, for the
remainder of the first semester from December 2, I914,
with salary at the rate of $50 for the semester.
J. Speed Rogers, Assistant in Zoology, vice Winnafred J.
Shepard, resigned, for the final two-fifths of the first
semester and for all of the second semester of the University year I914-I915, with salary at the rate of $200
for the year.
Mina L. Winslow, Assistant in Zoology, vice Winnafred J.
Shepard, resigned, for the final two-fifths of the first
semester and for all of the second semester of the University year 19I4-I915, salary increased to the rate of
$200 per year on account of additional duties.
On motion of Regent Leland, the Board directed the payment of the bill of Mr. D. W. Springer for services as Auditor, amounting to $I35, covering nine days at $15 each.
On motion of Regent Clements, the Secretary was directed to place before the Board at the next meeting rates
under which various insurance companies would agree to
carry the University's Workmen's Compensation policy for
the ensuing year. The Secretary was further instructed to
continue the present policy, if possible, in the meantime.
The request of the members of the staff of the department of Botany for the promotion of their colleague, Mr.
A. J. Pieters, was referred, on motion of Regent Hubbard,
to the Executive Committee, with power.
A communication was received from the Faculty of the
College of Dental Surgery recommending that one year of
academic work should Le required for admission to the College of Dental Surgery beginning with the session of I916 -I9I7. This recommendation was conditioned upon the
agreement of a sufficient number of dental colleges to ensure the permanency and success of the plan. On motion
of Regent Sawyer, the Board directed that Dean Hoff be
informed that the Regents will entertain and, under proper
conditions, favor an increase of the requirements for admission to the College of Dental Surgery.