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Show m m ' ‘ :flflel".flwl:mww 'm r. f H . ' . r -" " ~"?*"*~-; £5('1W '._:‘_1' I'H'l .{gtuttqzv: 'the Board be held at an early date to consi der fthesematters. It was decided to hold the special meeting at 11 a.n., Thursday, May 4th. Sixty-nine members of the instructing staff of the University petitioned the Board for an increase of twent y per cent. in the salary schedule for 1916-17. On motion, the petition was referred to the Finance Committee for report. Regent Bamberfiyghairman of the Committee appointed at a previous meeting to learn the terms upon which Mr. Nelson H. Norgren could be induced to remain with the Uni- versity as Coach, reported that Mr. Norgren will stay with the University if his salary is raised to $2500.00 per year and certain adjustments made in his department. Mr. Bamberger' stated that President-elect Widtsoe approved of these terms. ' On motion, Mr. Norgren was employed as Coach of Athletics for ‘M l m: 1916-17 at a salary of $2500,oo , Adjournment was taken. fa Secretary. \ H' "1 _'; I erCIAL MEETING. May 4th, 1916. A special meeting of the Board of Regents was held in. the Director's room of the Deseret National Bank at 11:00 "1.1., May 4th, 1916, to consider the plight of the Medical Pharmacy. in Schhol and the establishment of a School of Kingsbury, Present, Chairman Riter and Regents Gemmell, it Young, Williams, Mattson, and ~id1eton, Van Cott, Bamberger, w, Dr. Swingle and President-elect Widtsoe, D can ‘Sno 0? 1*? "rm r .H. ‘I'l' . ,4 |
