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Board of Visitors minutes
February 7, 1970

THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA CHARLOTTESVILLE 22903 PAVILION VIII, EAST LAWN 7 February 1970

EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION BY THE PRESIDENT

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CHANGES OF TITLE

SPECIAL SALARY ACTIONS

REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION

UNCOLLECTIBLE ACCOUNTS OF THE SCHOOL OF GENERAL STUDIES

REPORT ON THE WOMEN'S SUIT

REPORT ON THE CRANBERG MATTER

REPORT ON THE REORGANIZATION OF ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONNEL

MEETING FOR THE ELECTION OF A RECTOR

REPORT ON THE PHOTOGRAPHIC FILE OF BOARD MEMBERS

REPORT OF THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE

PROPOSED UNIVERSITY MAJOR IN THE COLLEGE OF ARTS AND SCIENCES

PROPOSED BACHELOR OF SCIENCE MAJOR IN APPLIED MATHEMATICS

PROPOSED CHANGE IN THE NAME OF THE DEGREE OF THE FIRST PROFESSIONAL DEGREE IN LAW

INTRODUCTION OF VICE-PRESIDENT EDWIN M. CRAWFORD

PROPOSED NEW DEGREE PROGRAMS FOR GEORGE MASON COLLEGE

RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO THE FAMILY OF ALBERT D. PENICK

RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO THE FAMILY OF EDWARD R. STETTINIUS, JR.

FACULTY HOUSING

DRIVING PRIVILEGES FOR FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS

NAME FOR NEW WOMEN'S RESIDENCE HOUSE

OFFICIAL FINANCIAL OBLIGATIONS

REPORT ON GOVERNOR'S BUDGET RECOMMENDATIONS

REPORT BY THE PRESIDENT ON ROTC

EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION TO THE RETIRING MEMBERS OF THE BOARD

REPORT BY STANDING COMMITTEES

MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE MATTERS

EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION BY THE RECTOR TO CHANCELLOR SIMPSON

ADMISSION OF MALE APPLICANTS TO MARY WASHINGTON COLLEGE

GEORGE MASON COLLEGE MATTERS

CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE MATTER

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REPORT BY THE PRESIDENT ON ROTC

The President made a report to the Board on the credit status of ROTC courses. He advised the Board that the recent faculty action calls for no change in credit status for ROTC courses until 1971, then the College of Arts and Sciences proposes to require 120 semester hours of work for a degree exclusive of ROTC credit. The President assured the Board that he is strongly in favor of retaining the ROTC units at this University.