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Show I I' NJ Fl r ,1 '. ‘. . , vi:£inite topic in the general field of reading flexpression at the First Annual Convention of this Assob'Tfllniciation to be held the latter part of November, Chicago, Upon motion of Regent Williams, 1915, at second Regent Van Cott. it Was decided to let Miss Babcock attend this conven- tion, the University to pay her necessary traveling expenses. Upon motion of Regent Bamberger, second Regent Williams , professors of the University of Utah and their wives will be permitted to register at the University upon the payment of a registration fee of fifty cents each. ("Professors" is here meant to include all instructors, but not assistants, or student assistants.) . ' J Upon motion of Regent Williams..second Regent Van Cott, the University was authorized to give courses by correspond- ence charging as the registration fee, $10. 00 for work up . to six hours credit and $1. 50 extra for each additional hour' '5 credit. Upon motion of Regent Armstrong, second Regent van Cotte‘ the recommendation of President Kingsbury that John M. Young: be employed by the University as night watchman at an annual .3 salary of $1000 was adOpted by the Committee. Adjournment was'taken. , Wedge ; ‘ ~45 \ 'I‘ .h ‘ Acting Secretary. hest: .1-:r.;. 3.1". ‘ ‘ :ifit |
