Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1939-1942)

984

SECOND MAY MEETING, 1942

MICHIGAN CHILD GUIDANCE INSTITUTE
Robert Harvey Whiteley, M.A., from Clinical Assistant in the Psychological
Clinic at $1,200 to Psychologist, at $2,600 a year, twelve-month basis, from
May 1 to June 30, 1942, vice J. W. Goodrich, resigned
TRUST FUNDS
Ergot Substitute Research
John Andrew Faust, B.S., Research Assistant in the College of Pharmacy, from
April 1 to June 30, 1942, $1,080 a year, twelve-month basis; transferred from
Parke, Davis and Company Pharmaceutical Chemistry Grant at $600
James Edward Gearien, B.S.Pharm., Research Assistant in the College of Pharmacy, from April 1 to June 30, 1942, at $1,080 a year, twelve-month basis;
transferred from Parke, Davis and Company Synthetic Drug Research at
$600
Raymond Joseph Warzynski, M.S., Research Assistant in the College of Pharmacy, from April 1 to June 30, 1942, $2,000 a year, twelve-month basis;
transferred from Parke, Davis and Company Synthetic Drug Research at
$1,400
The Board made certain salary adjustments within the budget in
accordance with recommendations made by the Committee on Office
Personnel (p. 925).
The Board laid upon the table a proposal to provide insurance
against the contingency of war bombing.
The following budget for Legal Research approved by the City
Bank Farmers Trust Company of New York, and by Clair B. Hughes,
as Trustees, was approved for the year 1942-1943 (p. 612):
Salaries and W ages...........................................$35,650.00
Research Publications......................................... 3,000.00
Graduate Fellowships.......................................... 4,550.00
Grants-in-Aid of Specific Legal Research Projects.................. 11,800.00
Miscellaneous Research Projects................................ 1,000.00
Michigan Law Review Subsidy................................. 1,500.00
Professorship on American Institutions and Their Preservation...... 2,000.00
Building Reserve Fund....................................... 10,000.00
Total Budget for 1942-1943..................................$69,500.00
All tuition scholarships now authorized as a charge on general University funds were made available for each of the three terms the same
as they have been for each of the two semesters. This action is expected
to add about $12,000 to the budget as adopted at this meeting.
Changes and interpretations of University fees, as recommended
by the Fee Committee, were approved as follows (p. 855):
1. The program at Camp Davis has been arranged to include besides the
regular eight-week work, a twelve-week period and a four-week period. For
these periods fees were set as follows:
Resident Fee Nonresident Fee
Four weeks $30 $40
Eight weeks (as now in effect) 45 60
Twelve weeks 60 80
2. An additional program is to be offered at Camp Filibert Roth, the equivalent in length of the summer term on the campus, and the fees for this longer
program were set at $65 for residents and $100 for nonresidents.
3. The Regents in setting up the three-term plan also set the fees for each
term as equal to those of each of the present semesters (p. 867). The Fee Committee recommends that a student enrolling for the summer term may elect
courses in the summer session program without further payment of fees unless
such student in his total elections takes a number of hours in excess of those
regularly paid for in the summer term. In such case he shall pay the appropriate
larger fees of the summer term.