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Show 620 Mitchell M. Carter, Assoc. Prof. of Law, ‘effect‘i-Ve February 14, 1951, to accept position with Judiciary'Corhmittee APPOINTMENTS APPROVED LEAVES OF ABSENCE APPROVED " ' of U. S. Senate. ' On motion of Regent Gibson, seconded by Regent Evans and carried, regular appointments as listed in Appendix l-A, a Summer School appointments as listed in Appendix 1, and MackinK. Helen Dr. with t change in the appointment contrac of tosh, Lecturer in Elementary Education to $350. 00 instead $270. 77 (payment of travel expenses only) were approved. excesRegent Culp opposed the payment of what he considered ‘ ees. appoint sively high remuneration for Summer School The following requests for leaves of absence were apng; proved on motion of Regent Gibson seconded by Regent Browni ‘ Prof. A. Harold Blake, Department of Mechanical Engi- ' neering for Spring Quarter, 1951. Assoc. Professor George William Carter, Department of Mechanical Engineering, Spring Quarter, 1951. The President read the following letter from Dean Hazelle Baird Macquin of the College of Nursing: January 23, 1951. Dr. A. Ray Olpin, President, University of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Dear President Olpin: I have been told that any special fee to be collected from students must be approved by you and by the Board of Regents. The faculty members of the College of Nursing join with me in asking your approval of a special fee of thirty dollars to be paid by each student registering after September 1, 1951 for a quarter of public health nursing fieldwork. student would pay this fee more than once. N0 Money from this source would need to be credited in such a way that it could be paid out to the public health agency accepting the student for field experience. |
