Board of Visitors minutes :: June 1, 1984 :: University of Virginia Library

APPROVAL OF 1984-1985 BUDGET OF FUNDS FROM THE PRATT ESTATE FOR SPECIFIED DEPARTMENTS IN THE SCHOOL OF MEDICINE AND ARTS AND SCIENCES

REPORT OF THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE

REPORT BY THE RECTOR ON THE ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REGARDING APPROVAL OF INCREASES IN PATIENT CARE RATES

ANNOUNCEMENT OF THE DIVISION OF THE DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE OF THE SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING AND APPLIED SCIENCE INTO SEPARATE DEPARTMENTS TO BE KNOWN AS THE DEPARTMENT OF APPLIED MATHEMATICS AND THE DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE

APPROVAL OF MEDICAL STUDENT MEAL PLAN

APPROVAL OF EASEMENT FOR VEPCO SERVICE TO BIRDWOOD

APPROVAL OF DORMITORY SYSTEM REVENUE BONDS ISSUE

APPROVAL OF CHANGE IN FACULTY FRINGE BENEFIT PROGRAM

ESTABLISHMENT OF B.A. AND M.A. DEGREE PROGRAMS IN ITALIAN AND OF INTERDISCIPLINARY M.A. DEGREE PROGRAM IN ASIAN STUDIES

RELABELING OF PH.D. PROGRAMS IN CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

GIFTS, GRANTS AND CONTRACTS

REPORT ON THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

APPROVAL OF REPORT OF BAD DEBTS COMMITTEE

APPROVAL OF SERVICE AGREEMENT FOR MEDICAL HELICOPTER CONTRACT

APPROVAL OF THE FIRM OF HARTMAN-COX FOR THE ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FOR THE MONROE HALL ADDITION

APPROVAL OF THE FIRM OF VANSANT AND GUSLER, INCORPORATED, FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF ENGINEERING DESIGN FOR THE RENOVATION OF THE MCCORMICK ROAD AND MONROE HILL RESIDENCE HOUSES PROJECT

APPROVAL OF THE FIRM OF HIGHFILL SMITH, ASSOCIATES, INC., FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF ARCHITECTURAL DESIGN FOR THE RELOCATION OF MEDICAL RESEARCH BUILDINGS MR-1, MR-2, AND MR-3, AND STORAGE BUILDINGS

APPROVAL OF THE FIRM OF WILEY & WILSON, INCORPORATED, FOR THE PERFORMANCE OF ENGINEERING DESIGN FOR THE PRESERVATION OF LIBRARY RESOURCES, ALDERMAN LIBRARY PROJECT

RESOLUTION OF APPRECIATION TO MRS. GEORGE M. COCHRAN FOR DESIGNING THE STOLES WORN BY THE BOARD

IMPROVEMENT OF FRATERNITY AND SORORITY HOUSING

EXHIBIT A LEASE GUARANTY

EXHIBIT B to CONTRACT FOR PURCHASE AND SALE

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REPORT ON THE CAPITAL CAMPAIGN

The President reported that the Capital Campaign is "moving right along". The present plans would see the campaign end on December 8, 1984, but gifts received up to the end of the year would count toward the campaign total. There were some suggestions made about possibly continuing the campaign until early 1985.

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The Campaign Steering Committee will consider this.

The President advised that a major area campaign is to be launched in New York City. He also said that the University of Virginia has won the Ford Motor Company award for the institution showing the greatest improvement in raising private gifts.

Vice President Peavey expressed appreciation to the Board for supporting the campaign so faithfully and so energetically. He also noted that the typical campaign costs are 20 cents for each dollar raised. In our campaign, the costs have remained as low as 8 cents per dollar raised. He said that the Board's funds are well spent on modest campaign expense.