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Board of Visitors minutes
October 13, 1972

THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA October 13, 1972

DEATH OF RICHARD S. CROSS

DEATH OF ALFRED DICKINSON BARKSDALE

ELECTION OF DR. THOMAS R. JOHNS, II, AS ALUMNI PROFESSOR OF NEUROLOGY

ELECTION OF DR. DAVID E. SMITH AS ALUMNI PROFESSOR OF PATHOLOGY

CHANGE IN THE ELECTION OF MR. LAURENCE W. FREDRICK AS JOHN DOWNMAN HAMILTON PROFESSOR OF ASTRONOMY

CANCELLATION OF THE ELECTION OF LIEUTENANT, j.g., LLOYD H. CARLL, III

CANCELLATION OF THE ELECTION OF MISS EVELYN E. MILES

CORRECTION IN THE MINUTES OF THE MEETING OF THE BOARD OF VISITORS, JUNE 2, 1972

CORRECTION IN THE PROMOTION OF MR. H. C. MIDELFORT

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CANCELLATION OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR MR. CHARLES S. CHEN

CANCELLATION OF LEAVE OF ABSENCE FOR MR. YUKON HUANG

CHANGES OF TITLE

SPECIAL SALARY ACTIONS

APPOINTMENT OF MR. NEILL H. ALFORD, JR., AS SPECIAL COUNSEL TO THE PRESIDENT

RE-APPOINTMENTS

DEATH OF MR. WALTER D. FLETCHER

DEATH OF MR. ARTHUR K. DAVIS, JR.

REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION

REPORT ON ADMISSIONS AND ENROLLMENT

REPORT ON REORGANIZATION OF THE GOVERNOR'S OFFICE

REPORT OF THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE

STATEMENT OF THE RECTOR AND VISITORS CONCERNING THE FUTURE OF THE UNIVERSITY

REPORT ON THE VISIT OF THE STATE COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION

UNIVERSITY - COMMUNITY RELATIONS

REPORT ON THE ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE REGARDING THE ELECTION TO THE FACULTY OF DR. HAROLD HALEY AS PROFESSOR OF SURGERY

RESOLUTION TO CONFIRM THE ACTION OF THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE TO NAME MR. NEILL H. ALFORD, JR. AS LEGAL ADVISER OF THE UNIVERSITY

INCREASE IN MEDICAL SCHOOL TUITION

INCREASE IN LAW SCHOOL TUITION

GIFTS AND GRANTS

ESTATE OF CLAUDIA PALMER YOUNG

REPORTS BY STANDING COMMITTEES

CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE MATTERS

RE-APPOINTMENTS

GRANT FOR CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE DRAMA BUILDING

SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION MATTER

NORTHERN VIRGINIA CENTER FOR CONTINUING EDUCATION MATTERS

RICHMOND REGIONAL OFFICE OF THE SCHOOL OF CONTINUING EDUCATION MATTERS

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UNIVERSITY - COMMUNITY RELATIONS

The President reported that though increased attention is being given to improving communications with city and county officials, a number of problems persist. He noted that many of these problems involve planning officials, illustrating this point by describing difficulties which have arisen over the plans for the Medical Library and the Copeley Hill parking area.

Another cause for community concern has arisen from the handling of University news items by the press. Because of this there has been misunderstanding about the administration's attitude toward drug abuse at the University. Student leaders and the Student Affairs staff are working very hard to enforce regulations related to drug use.