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Board of Visitors minutes
April 2, 1966

THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE 22903 2 April 1966

NEW BOARD MEMBERS

ELECTION OF RECTOR

ELECTION OF SECRETARY

ELECTION OF ASSISTANT SECRETARY

ELECTION OF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

CANCELLATION OF ELECTION OF MR. DAVID S. SMITH, ASSISTANT PROFESSOR OF BIOLOGY

ALUMNI PROFESSORSHIPS

ELECTION OF DR. IAN P. STEVENSON AS ALUMNI PROFESSOR OF PSYCHIATRY

THE JAMES MADISON PROFESSORSHIP OF HISTORY

ELECTION OF MR. WILLIAM W. ABBOT AS JAMES MADISON PROFESSOR OF HISTORY

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CHANGES OF TITLE

SPECIAL SALARY ACTIONS

ELECTION OF MR. RIBBLE AS PROFESSOR EMERITUS

PROPOSED EASEMENT FOR IMPROVING STATE ROUTE 729 NEAR UNIVERSITY AIRPORT

GIFT OF THE STETTINIUS FUND, INCORPORATED

GIFT OF MR. AND MRS. FRED R. WILSON

GENERAL FACULTY SALARY SCALE AT THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

PRE-CLINICAL MEDICAL FACULTY SALARY SCALE

SCHOOL OF NURSING FACULTY SALARY SCALE

REGIONAL COLLEGES FACULTY SALARY SCALE

REPORT OF THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE

REPORT ON ACTIONS OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

REPORT OF THE COMPTROLLER OF THE UNIVERSITY

FACULTY SICK LEAVE POLICY FOR CERTAIN COLLEGES AND BRANCHES OUTSIDE CHARLOTTESVILLE

REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM

BONDING OF UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS

ARCHITECTS FOR ROTUNDA RESTORATION

ARCHITECTS FOR MARY MUNFORD HALL ADDITION

MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE MATTERS

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CHANGE OF TITLE

SPECIAL SALARY ACTION

INCREASE IN STUDENT TUITION FEES

REMOVAL OF CITY RESERVOIR FROM COLLEGE CAMPUS

EASEMENT TO COUNTY OF STAFFORD

CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE MATTERS

GEORGE MASON COLLEGE MATTERS

ROANOKE CENTER MATTERS

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THE JAMES MADISON PROFESSORSHIP OF HISTORY

The following resolution was adopted:

RESOLVED by the Board of Visitors of The Rector and Visitors f the University of Virginia that there is hereby established a Chair in the Department of History to be known as the James Madison Professorship of History.