Proceedings of the Board of Regents (1969-1972)

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NOVEMBER MEETING, 1969

emphasis be placed upon innovative programs particularly related to area
and community problems.
7. That similar cognizance of the educational programs and the educational
needs of the geographic area served be taken in the development of admissions standards and practices.
8. That within these general guidelines, the Executive Officers proceed with
the implementation of the Study Reports.
Approval was given to the above recommendations.
All of the above actions were by unanimous vote except where
indicated.
Transportation expenses and accommodation costs for the
Regents of the University for the month of October 1969 totaled
$773.59.
The Regents adjourned to meet on December 18 and 19.
HERBERT W. HILDEBRANDT, Secretary
INDEX

Appointments, 215; committee, 216
Commencement dates in 1970, 223
Cumming, James and Helen, Trust, 222
Deno, R. A., death reported, 219
Extension Service discussed, 223
Flint and Dearborn report recommendations approved, 223
Gifts, 208
Hofmann, A. E., will, 214
Lawyers Club, advances to, extended,
222
Leaves of absence, 221
Litzenberg, Karl, death reported, 219
Mental health units appropriation request, 222
Off-campus assignments, 221

Promotions, etc., 217
Property purchase, 222
Randall, H. M., death reported, 220
Regents' meetings, calendar of, 223
Reserve Officers Training Corps
(ROTC) discussed, 223
Residential College financing, 222
Resignations, etc., 218
Restricted scholarships, action on, postponed, 222
Spurr, S. H., appointed Vice-President,
217
Stirton, W. E., retirement memoir, 218
Stitt, S. D., appeal from nonresident
classification denied, 223
Yourd, K. L., death reported, 220