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Board of Visitors minutes
January 28, 1978

THE RECTOR AND VISITORS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA January 28, 1978

EXPRESSION OF APPRECIATION TO RETIRING VISITORS

ACTIONS RELATING TO CHAIRHOLDERS

CHANGE IN THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THE ELECTION OF MR. PETER J. ROACH

CORRECTION IN THE ELECTION OF DR. ALVIN K. ARONOFF

CHANGE IN THE PROMOTION OF DR. KEN E. HANDLEY

CHANGE IN THE PROMOTION OF DR. THOMAS E. LEINBACH

LEAVES OF ABSENCE

CHANGES OF TITLE

RE-APPOINTMENTS

DEATH OF DR. JUAN DE D. MARTINEZ-GALINDO

REPORT BY CHANCELLOR JOSEPH C. SMIDDY OF CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE

REPORT ON CONSTRUCTION

REPORT ON LEGISLATIVE MATTERS

REPORT ON LITIGATION

RESOLUTION OF THANKS TO THE SEVEN SOCIETY FOR THE LILLIE STATUE

SCHOOL OF ARCHITECTURE FEE FOR SEMESTER ABROAD PROGRAM

REPORT OF THE HOSPITAL ACCOUNTS COMMITTEE

RESOLUTION REGARDING THE JOHN LEE PRATT FUND, SCHOOL OF MEDICINE

INCREASE IN SUMMER SESSION FEES

UNCOLLECTIBLE ACCOUNTS

REPORT ON MILLER CENTER MATTERS

RENTAL INCREASE FOR STUDENT HOUSING FACILITIES

GIFTS AND GRANTS

AMENDMENT TO TIAA/CREF RETIREMENT PLAN APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF VISITORS ON JANUARY 22, 1977

DISCUSSION OF EXPANDING BOARD'S SCHEDULE TO PROVIDE FOR MORE TIME TO DISCUSS ATHLETIC MATTERS

PROPOSED RESOLUTION REGARDING REVISION OF THE GUIDELINES FOR THE MEDIA BOARD OF DIRECTORS

AMENDMENT AND RESTATEMENT OF THE GUIDELINES FOR STUDENT ACTIVITIES CURRENT FUND ALLOCATION

CLINCH VALLEY COLLEGE MATTERS

DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION MATTERS

DIVISION OF CONTINUING EDUCATION MATTERS - CONTINUED

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DISCUSSION OF EXPANDING BOARD'S SCHEDULE TO PROVIDE FOR MORE
TIME TO DISCUSS ATHLETIC MATTERS

Mr. Lawrence Lewis expressed his concern that the Board of Visitors was unable, with its present scheduling policy, to provide adequate time to discuss athletic matters. He proposed that the Student Affairs and Athletics Committee be divided, and that one division of the Committee should deal exclusively with athletic affairs. Mr. William Dudley endorsed Mr. Lewis' suggestion. Mr. French expressed hope that any such reorganization would not change the present relationship between athletics and academic affairs at the University.

Following discussion, it was agreed that at the March meetings there will be a special meeting of the Student Affairs and Athletics Committee in addition to its regular meeting, and the special meeting will deal exclusively with athletic matters.