Skip directly to:Main content Main navigation

University of Virginia Library

Board of Visitors minutes
April 8, 1967

1 occurrence of macinnis
[Clear Hits]

THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE 22903 207 Minor Hall 8 April 1967

ELECTION TO FACULTY OF LIBRARIAN

THE PAUL GOODLOE McINTIRE PROFESSORSHIP IN THE HISTORY OF ART

ELECTION OF MR. FREDERICK HARTT AS PAUL GOODLOE McINTIRE PROFESSOR OF THE HISTORY OF ART

CHANGE OF EFFECTIVE DATE OF ELECTION OF MR. KEVIN M. McCRIMMON

CHANGE OF EFFECTIVE DATE OF ELECTION OF DR. WILLIAM M. O'BRIEN

1

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CHANGE OF TITLE

SPECIAL SALARY ACTIONS

CHANGE OF EFFECTIVE DATE OF APPOINTMENT OF MR. KEVIN M. McCRIMMON

DEATH OF DR. ALBERT J. PAQUIN, JR.

REPORT OF THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE

STUDY OF POSSIBLE ADMISSION OF WOMEN TO THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

VISIT OF THE STATE COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION

REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON BLANDY FARM

LOAN AGREEMENT WITH GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

ARCHITECTS FOR LAW SCHOOL-GRADUATE BUSINESS COMPLEX

POLICY ON RELEASE OF BOARD OF VISITORS' ACTIONS

STUDENT ACTIVITIES FEE

REPORTS BY STANDING COMMITTEES

MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE MATTERS

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

SPECIAL SALARY ACTIONS

FACULTY SALARY SCALE

REPORT ON ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS

CHANGE IN TUITION AND FEE STRUCTURE

STUDY OF COLLEGE'S ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION

REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION

CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE MATTERS

SPECIAL SALARY ACTION

FACULTY RETIREMENTS AT CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE

GEORGE MASON COLLEGE MATTERS

PATRICK HENRY COLLEGE MATTERS

1 occurrence of macinnis
[Clear Hits]

collapse section

Collapse All | Expand All expand section

REPORT ON ENROLLMENT PROJECTIONS

At the request of the Chancellor, Mr. Michael Houston, Assistant to the Chancellor and Director of Admissions, reported on enrollment projections through 1972. The Assistant to the Chancellor reported that, at the present time, Mary Washington College is enrolling all qualified residents of Virginia who make timely applications for admission to the four-year liberal arts curriculum offered by the College. In February 1965, the College prepared the following enrollment projection for the period 1965-72:

Year	Residential	Non-Residential	Total
1966	1704	110	1814[1]
1968	1854	120	1974
1970	2004	120	2124
1972	2004	125	2129

The estimated enrollment for September 1967 is:

Residential	Non-Residential	Total
2038	153	2191

Until the situation changes and until additional information is available regarding the impact on enrollment of students from two- and four-year multi-purpose and technical institutions, no change in the projections set forth above is anticipated. It should also be noted that the 1965 projection was based on the assumption that there would be a reduction of 140 overcrowded spaces - a proposal which as yet has not been carried out.

[1]

The actual enrollment was 2015