State Board
l'
Agriculture
MAY
9 /
10
7979
Meeting
Fort Lewis College
University of Southern
Colorado
MINUTES
OF THE
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
Minutes of
the May 9- 10, 1979 Meeting
MINUTES
SECRETARY' S REPORT - COMMITTEES SBA - GENERAL BUSINESS
COLORADO STATE UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN COLORADO
FORT LEWIS COLLEGE
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
Governing Board of
Colorado State University,
Fort Lewis College,University
of Southern
Colorado
and Pueblo Vocational
Community
College
CSU - Vol 412, FLC- Vol 023, USC - Vol 108, PVCC Vol 108,
Secretary
Vol
508
MINUTES
May 9- 10,
1979Call to Order
The State Board of Agriculture,
Governing Board of Colorado State University,
Fort Lewis College,
University of Southern Colorado and Pueblo Vocational
Community College, met in Room 102 of
the Administration
Building,
ColoradoState University, May 9,
1979, at 8: 20 a. m., with President Robert L. Beerspresiding.
Roll
Present: Robert L. Beers; Edmond F. Noel, Jr.; Dr. John D. Fuhr; Dr. Jean C.
Graham;
Beverly J.
Haddon; John Stencel III; Thomas T.Farley;
John F. Stegner;Richard Y. Fletcher, Student Representative, Fort Lewis College; Charlie Isgar,
Student Representative,
Colorado State University;
Rosmarie Torres, StudentRepresentative,
University of Southern Colorado;
Dr. Alan P. Love,Faculty
Representative,
University of Southern Colorado;
and Dr.Roy
L.
Meek,Faculty
Representative,
Colorado
State University.
Also Present: Dr. A. R. Chamberlain, President,
Colorado
State
University;
Dr. Richard E. Pesrueira, President,
University of Southern Colorado;
Dr. RexerBerndt, President, Fort Lewis College; Dr. Gerald Caduff, President, Pueblo
Vocational Community College;
Mr. James R. Bennett, Director,University Com-
munications, CSU; Eugene T. Petrone,
Secretary,
and Jeane M. Cole, AssistantSecretary
of
the
State
Board
of
Agriculture.
Absent: Dr.
Aubrey Holderness, Faculty Representative,
Fort Lewis College.Election of Officers Vol 412, 023, 108, 508)
Ms. Haddon nominated Edmond F. Noel, Jr. for President of the State Board of
Agriculture.
Upon motion
by Dr.
John Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
John Stegner, thenominations were closed and a unanimous ballot cast for Mr. Edmond F. Noel, Jr.
Mr. John Stencel nominated Dr. Jean Graham for Vice President of the State
Board of Agriculture.
Upon motion by Dr.
John Fuhr,seconded
by Mr.
JohnStegner, the nominations were closed and a unanimous ballot cast for Dr. Jean
Graham.
President Noel appointed Mr. John Stegner as the third member of the Executive
Minutes
SBA
May
9- 10,
1979Eugene T.
Petrone
was
reelected
Secretary
to
the Board
by motion
from Dr.
John Fuhr and Dr. Jean Graham.
Dr. J. R.
Hehn was selected
Treasurer
of the Board by motion
from Dr.
John Fuhr and Mr. Robert L. Beers.Upon motion by Dr.
Jean Graham,seconded
by Mr.
Edmond F. Noel, the Boardcast a unanimous ballot for Dr.
John
Fuhr
as
the
Board'
s Advisory
Member
to
the Colorado Commission on Higher Education ( CCHE).
Upon motion by Dr.
Jean Graham,seconded by Mr.
John Stencel, the Board casta unanimous
ballot
for
Beverly J.
Haddon
as
the
Alternate
Advisory
Member
to
the Colorado Commission on Higher Education ( CCHE).
Executive Session ( Vol 412, 023, 108, 508)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded
by
Ms.
Haddon, the Board declared an Exec-utive Session to discuss personnel matters, 8: 25 a. m.
Lunch
The Board recessed for lunch at 12: 00 Noon.
Executive Session ( Vol 412, 023, 108, 508)
The
Board
resumed
Executive
Session
at
1: 15
p. m.
Adjournment
The Board
adjourned
its Executive Session at 6: 30 p. m.
SECOND DAY' S MEETING - MAY 10, 1979, ROOM 225, STUDENT CENTER, COLORADO
STATE UNIVERSITY
Affirmative Action: Discussion
At
its breakfast
meeting,
7: 30 a. m., the Board met with CSU' s AffirmativeAction Director Margaret Duncan, and Vivian Kerr, Director of Black Student
Services Program,
as well
as
four
minority
graduate
students,
Sharon
Bradley,
Marilyn Giles,
Tony Espinosa
and Raymond Morris.
Discussed were some of thefinancial
problems
confronted
by
graduate
students.
Call to Order
The State Board of Agriculture,
Governing
Board
of Colorado
State
University,
Fort Lewis College,
University of Southern Colorado and Pueblo Vocational
Community College,
met
in Room
225
of
the
Student
Center,
Colorado State Uni-versity, at 8: 30 a. m., with President Edmond F. Noel, Jr. presiding.
Roll
Minutes SBA
May
9- 10,
1979J. Haddon; Thomas T.
Farley;
John F. Stegner; Robert L. Beers; Dr. John Fuhr; Richard Y. Fletcher, Student Representative, Fort Lewis College; Charlie Isgar, Student Representative,Colorado
State
University;
Rosemarie Torres, Student Representative,University
of
Southern
Colorado;
Dr. Alan P. Love,Faculty
Representative,University
of
Southern
Colorado;
and Dr.Roy
L.
Meek,Faculty
Representative,Colorado
State University.
Also Present: Dr. A. R. Chamberlain, President,
Colorado State University;
Dr.Richard E. Pesqueira, President,
University of Southern Colorado (
9: 00 a. m.);Dr. Rexer Berndt, President, Fort Lewis College; Dr. Gerald Caduff, President,
Pueblo
Vocational
Community
College;
Daniel Black,Deputy Treasurer,
State Board of Agriculture, and Director,Planning and Budgets,
Fort Lewis College; Dr. J. R. Schoemer,Vice President
for Planning and Special Programs,
SBASystem; Dr. J. R. Hehn, Treasurer, State Board of Agriculture and Vice President
for
Planning
and
Budgets,
Colorado State University;
James R. Bennett, Director, Communications,Colorado State University;
Dr. Wilbur Richardson, BusinessManager,
Pueblo
Vocational
Community
College;
Dr. C. 0. Neidt, Academic Vice President,Colorado State University;
Joseph Goldhammer,Assistant
Attorney
General; Myra Altfest, Assistant to the President,Colorado
State
University;
Marjie Lundstrom, Coloradoan; William T. McGregor, Assistant Director, Commun-
ity Colleges (
SBCCOE); Mark Radtke, KCOL Radio; Jean Hoover, Director External Affairs, CCHE; Steve Maes, KIIX Radio; Daniel B. Martinez, Director, Student Financial Aid,University
of
Southern
Colorado;
Katherine Dewhurst, President, ASG,University
of
Southern
Colorado;
Barbara A. Holland, Director,University
Communications,
University
of
Southern
Colorado;
Dr. Louise W. Allen, VicePresident for Academic Affairs,
University
of
Southern
Colorado;
W. J. Provance,Vice President, Business,
University
of
Southern
Colorado;
Everett McGalliard,Vice President, ASG,
University of Southern Colorado;
Stephen
Sielsky,
ASG,University of Southern Colorado; Cathy Ames,
Student,University of Southern
Colorado; Dr.James
Banning,
Vice President for Student Affairs, Colorado StateUniversity;
Eugene T. Petrone,Secretary,
and Jeane M. Cole, Assistant to theSecretary,
State Board of Agriculture.Absent: Dr.
Aubrey
Holderness,
Faculty
Representative,
Fort Lewis College.Dates and Locations for Future Meetings
The Board
approved
the following
dates
for future meetings:
June 21 Pueblo USC, System, PVCC, FLC Business
July 18- 19- 20
Keystone Seminar for All InstitutionsAugust 16 Fort Collins CSU Business
September 20 Durango USC, System, PVCC, FLC Business
October 18 Denver CSU Business
November 15 Pueblo USC, PVCC, System, FLC Business
Minutes
SBA
May 9- 10,
1979Ms.
Haddon recommended
that the Board consider meeting every other month,
with Committee meetings scheduled in between meetings. President Noel re-
quested the Executive Committee to review the recommendation and report back
to the Board with its recommendations.
Minutes - Approved ( Vol 412, 023, 108, 508, 601)
Upon motion
by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Beers, the Board approved the minutesof
the
Secretary'
s Report,
Committees and General Business of the Board, SBASystem, Fort Lewis College,
University
of Southern Colorado,
and ColoradoState University
for March
16,
1979,in the form in which they were mailed
to
the Board.
Amendments to the Rules and Procedures of the State Board of Agriculture ( Vol 508)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Farley,
the Board abolished itspresent
Standing
Committees
and voted
in their
place,
Institutional Committeeson CSU, USC and PVCC, and Fort Lewis College.
Committees of the Board - Appointed ( Vol 508)
President Noel made appointments
to the following committees,
without designa-tion of Committee Chairpersons at this time.
Committee on USC and PVCC
Dr. John D. Fuhr Thomas T.
Farley
Edmond F. Noel, Jr.
Committee on CSU
John F. Stegner
John Stencel, III
Beverly J.
HaddonCommittee on FLC
Robert L. Beers Dr. , lean C. Graham
Secretary'
s Report:
Horticulture Greenhouse Renovation Project - ApprovedVol 412)
Upon motion by Mr.
Stegner,seconded
by Dr.
Fuhr, the Board ratified theExecutive
Committee' s
action
approving
the
award
of
a construction
contract
to Reid Burton
Construction
Company
in the amount
of $
412, 233
for
the Horti-
culture Greenhouse Renovation Project at Colorado State University.
Minutes
SBA
May 9- 10,
1979CSU:
Preliminary Consideration of Basic Assumptions
for 1980- 81 Budget
Request ( Vol 412)The Board took no formal action on this Agenda Item, however, requested the
administration to begin budget preparation within a 30% increase.
SBA Committees: Ethics, Affirmative Action, Ad hoc Committees: Abolished
President Noel abolished the ad hoc committees on Ethics and Affirmative
Action. The Executive Committee will assume the responsibilities for the
Ethics Committee. Affirmative Action responsibilities will be assigned at
a later date.
SBA Committees:
L tg_
islative Liaison Committee -
Appointed ( Vol 023, 108, 412, 508)President Noel appointed Dr. Fuhr, Ms. Haddon, Dr. Graham and Mr. Stencel to
the SBA Legislative Liaison Committee.
SBA Members: Richard Y. Fletcher Seated: Dr. Alan P. Love Resignation
Vol 023, 108, 412, 508)
President Noel seated Richard Y. Fletcher as Student Representative from
Fort Lewis College, to replace Raymond P. Boucher, and announced the resig-
nation of Dr. Alan P.
Love as Faculty Representative
from the University of
Southern Colorado.
The
faculty of USC will appoint
Dr.
Love' s successorbefore the June meeting.
Adjournment
Adjournment
occurred
at
5: 30
p. m.,
May 10,
1979, in Room 225 of the StudentCenter,
Colorado
State
University.
Eugene T. Petrone,
Secretary
IE
f'
I
VEj 7
JUN
I' I
Minuites SBA
May 9- 10,
1979Operating
Budget
Revision
1978- 79 for
Student
Center,
5- 8Strident
Housing
System
and Student
Health
Service
Operating
Budget Request
1978- 79 for Continuing
5- 9Education and Student Financial Assistance
General Operations Budgets 1978- 79 5- 10
Supplemental
Pay
to Personnel
of Colorado
State Forest
6- 4Service
for
Fire
Suppression
Activity
Under
Certain
Conditions
Experiment Station: License Agreement to Establish Beef ( Carryin Item)
Cattle Progeny Testing Facilities
at
the Eastern
Colorado Research Center, Akron, Colorado
Discontinuance of the Registration Fee for Graduate ( Carryin Item)
Assistants
Approval of a Contract with Gulf Automatic Sprinkler ( Carryin Item)
Company
for Project
No.
2389, Elimination ofHealth
and
Life
Safety
Hazards
CSU:
Selection of Architect/ Engineer for the Central Animal Care Facility
Approved ( Vol 412)
Upon motion
by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved the selectionof an Architect/ Engineer
for the Central
Animal
Care Facility
Project,
in anamount not to ex? eed $
89, 000
and
by the
same
motion
the
Board
approved
the use of
300, 000
of
the
Painter
Estate
proceeds
to
be
added
to
the
Construction
Fund
for
the planning and construction of the animal ca; e facility.
After preparation ofthese minutes,
the Faculty Committee
has selected
the name "
Max C. Fleischman,Vivarium" in recognition of the $
950, 000
contribution
from
the Max C.
FleischmanFoundation.
CSU: Selected Program Reports and Activities ( Vol 412)
Preliminary
Appraisal
of
the
1979- 80 Budget
1- 1 Legislative DecisionsCosts for Administration of Resident Instruction 1- 4
Important Reading Items
1- 5Report:
Billing
of Alexander
Grant &
Co. - Auditor 6- 1Report:
Interim Financial
Report
for Period July
1978
6- 2through March 1979
Roll
Rosemarie
Torres
left
the meeting
to return
to Pueblo at 4: 30 p. m.
Secretary' s Report:
Informational Items ( Vol 508)Upon motion
by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stencel, routine items were receivedand placed on file.
Articles of Interest 10- 1
Sale of Residence 11- 1
Pending Litigation
12- 1Secretary'
s Report
of Expenses
to
the
Executive
Committee,in Accordance with Board Policy
Office of Vice President for Finance
NAB -
These minutes
do not show the revision made by the
faculty and indicated in your memo to ARC on May 1.,
Betty
TO: President Chamberlain
FROM:
Max A.Binkley
SUBJECT:
Carry - in modification
to
Board
item
on honoraria policy
Colorado State University
Fort Collins. Colorado
80523
May 1,
1979At the meeting May 1,
1979,
the General Faculty approved a
modification
in the proposed
honoraria
policy as given on page 6- 3( a)
of
the
agenda
of
the
State
Board
of Agriculture
for
its meeting
on
May 9- 10,
1979.
The
second
paragraph
was
amended
to
read
as
follows (
words addedare shown
in
capital
letters):
Honoraria may be paid for preparing CORRESPONDENCE
COURSES,
FOR end
teaching
courses
in continuing
education
programs
and for lecturing at institutes,
conferences and workshops.MAB: es
cc: C. 0. Neidt
Minutes SBA
May 9- 10,
1979FLC: Capital Construction: Approval of Program Plan for Renovation and
Remodeling
of General
Chemistry
Laboratories
and
Storeroom -
Approved ( Vol 023)Upon motion by Mr.
Stegner,seconded by Ms.
Haddon, the Board approved theprogram plan
for the renovation
and remodeling
of
the general
chemistry
laboratories and storeroom,
and
by
this
same
motion,
authorized the Presidentof the College to submit this program plan to the CCHE for its consideration.
FLC:
Tuition and Fee Schedule
Spring
Trimester
1979 Modification -
Approved ( Vol 023)Upon motion by Mr.
Stegner,seconded by Ms.
Haddon, the Board approved themodified
fee
schedule
for the 1979 Spring
Trimester,
reflecting an increase
for the non- resident student in the third five- week session from $ 290. 00 to
326. 00, see President' s Report pages 2- 11 through 2- 11( b).
FLC: Fees: $
1. 00 Student
Activity
Fee:
Outdoor Pursuits Program - ApprovedVol 023)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved a $ 1. 00increase
in the
Student
Activity
Fee beginning
with
the Fall Trimester
1979.
This $ 1. 00 is to be used to expand the Outdoor Pursuits Program.USC: Reorganization Plan 1979- 80 - Postponed ( Vol 108)
Upon
motion
by
Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Beers, the Board, at the request of President Pesqueira, postponed action on the proposed USC Reorganization Plan,and by the same action adopted
the University' s proposed organizational
changes
for the Student Service and Financial Affairs activities.
USC:
CCHE Low Productivity Degree Programs -
Received and Approved forSubmission to CCHE ( Vol 108)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Beers, the Board received and approvedfor submission to the CCHE,
the report on low productivity degree programs at
USC,
and by this
same motion
requested
Dr.
Louise Allen, Academic Vice Presi-dent, to cost out the degree programs and report to the Board at a subsequent
meeting.
USC: Fees: Late Payment Fees FY 1979- 80 - Approved ( Vol 108)
Upon motion by Mr.
Beers,seconded by Ms.
Haddon, the Board approved the latepayment charges
for student accounts effective July 1,
1979,as
they appear
on page 4- 4, USC President' s Report.
Morning
Break
Minutes SBA
May
9- 10,
1979Secretary' s Report:
Ratification of Executive Committee Action: PoliticalOffice - Approved ( Vol 412)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board ratified theExecutive
Committee'
s action
granting
permission
for
the
following
individuals
to seek public office:Ron Millar, Extension Farm Agent, CSU, for School Board in Yuma, Colorado;
Robert J. LaRocque,
Government
Supply Officer
in the Office of
the
Vice President for Research at CSU,
for City Council of Fort Collins.
Secretary' s Report:
Appointment
of Acting President
of Pueblo
Vocational
Community College:
Correction to December 13- 14 Minutes of SBA - PostponedVol 108, 508)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board postponed actionon
correcting
the
December
13- 14
Minutes
of
the
SBA
System,
relative to the1979- 80 annual
salary
for Dr.
Gerald Caduff,Acting President of PVCC,
pendingthe development
of precise wording from the Secretary and the Vice President
for System Planning.
CSU: FLC: USC: CCHE Review of Intercollegiate Athletics - Report Received Vol. 412, 023, 108).
Upon motion by Ms.
Haddon,seconded
by
Mr.
Beers, the Board received and for-warded to the CCHE without recommendation or approval,
the reports prepared by
FLC, USC and CSU on the issue of Intercollegiate Athletics. Dr. Fuhr voted No.
FLC: Tuition and Fee Schedule 1979- 80 - Approved ( Vol 023)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded
by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved thetuition and fee schedule as it appears in the President' s Report, page 2- 8
through the first paragraph of 2- 8( b).
FLC: Residence Halls Board and Room - Approved ( Vol 023)
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved the roomand board charges for the residence halls at FLC, as they appear on pages
2- 8( b) through 2- 8( d).
FLC: Capital Construction: Project Application, Renovation,
Remodeling
of
General
Chemistry
Laboratories
and
Storeroom -
Approved ( Vol 023)Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board authorized thePresident of the College to submit to the State Buildings Division, through
the appropriate State agencies, a project application for the renovation and
Minutes SBA
May 9- 10,
1979PVCC: Contracts: School District 70, for Vocational Education - Approved
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Dr.
Graham, the Board approved contractsto provide
for
129
students
in
School District
70,
for the 1979- 80 schoolyear, through the area vocational school designation ( see page 1- 12 PVCC).
PVCC: Selected Program Reports and Activities
Institutional Application for Vocational Education ( VE 120a) 1- 2
Professional Personnel Transfers to PVCC from USC 1- 4
SBA System: Selected Program Reports and Activities
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded
by
Mr.
Stegner, the Board received andplaced on file the program briefings and reports of the SBA System.
SBA System Status Report 1- 1
Resolution of USC/ Metropolitan State College Industrial 1- 2
Education Master' s Program Problems
Annual
PVCC
Advisory
Council
Banquet
1- 5Letter to Members, Joint Budget Committee 1- 6
1978- 79 USC Support Costs of the SBA System 1- 7
Report
on
the
Budget
for
the USC Financial
and Admin-
1- 8istrative
Improvement
Project
Conducted
by
CSU
Staff for the SBA System
CSU: Procedural Board Actions - Approved
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded
by Mr.
Stencel, the Board approved thefollowing actions.
Candidate for Poudre R- 1 Board of Education - J. L.
Daley
1- 7Approval of Degree Candidates -
End
of
Spring
Semester
1979
2- 1Personnel Actions 2- 2 Graduate Assistants Appointments Reappointments Changes of Status Leaves of Absence Resignations
Recommendations for Tenure, Effective 7/ 1/ 79 2- 3
Recommendations for Advancement in Rank, Effective 7/ 1/ 79 2- 4
Select{ on of Construction Manager for Central Animal ( Replaces 5- 4)
Care
Facility,
as Amended
by Carryin
Operating
Budget
Revision
1978- 79 for Education
5- 5 and GeneralOperating
Budget
Revision
1978- 79
for Experiment
5- 6 StationOperating Budget Revision 1978- 79 for Cooperative
5- 7Minute' s
SBA
May 9- 10,
19790171
c
CSU:
Honoraria
Policy -
Approved ( Vol 412) , 4m41 '
d rnQOee-
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved revi-sions
in
the Honoraria
Policy,
which supersedes
the current
policy in the
staff manual, as stated on pages 6- 3 through 6- 3( c), President' s Report.
CSU:
Chemistry
Building
Addition -
Approved ( Vol 412)Upon motion
by Mr.
Beers,seconded
by Mr.
Stencel, the Board approved theproposed
addition
to the Chemistry
Building
at Colorado
State University.
Copies
of
the
proposed
plan were
distributed
and
placed
on
file
in
the
Board office.
Lunch
Lunch break 12: 00 Noon.
Session
resumed
at
12: 45 p. m.
Long
Bill
Reported (
Vol 508)Secretary Petrone and
the Presidents updated
the Board on the status of the
1979- 80 budget and legislative activities.
CSU: Salaries:
1979- 80 Compensation Increase Policy -
Approved ( Vol 412)Upon motion by Ms.
Haddon,seconded by Dr.
Graham, the Board adopted thefollowing
policy
for
disbursing
1979- 80 compensation
increases --
Compen-sation
increases
are
to reflect
a cost
of
living
adjustment
equal
to one- half
of
the total
increase
recommended
by
the General Assembly,
with the remainingone- half to be allocated for merit increases. Dr. Graham, Ms. Haddon, Mr.
Stegner, Mr. Stencel, and Mr.
Farley voted Yes,
Dr. Fuhr and Mr. Beers voted No.A subsequent amendment moved by Ms. Haddon
and
seconded
by Mr.
Stencel,granted
the administration
the
flexibility
to grant
a zero
increase
for poor
performance,
with
the
burden
of
proof
for
such
action
resting
with
the
admin-
istration.
PVCC: New Degree Proposal: Associate of Applied Science in Traffic and
Transportation Management - Approval ( Vol 108)
Upon motion by Mr.
Stencel,seconded
by Mr.
Beers, the Board approved a newdegree program, Associate of Applied Sciences in Traffic and Transportation
Management,
to be offered
beginning
Fall
Semester,
1979- 80. This programhas been approved
by
the State
Board
of Community
Colleges
and Occupational
Education.Roll
Messrs. Petrone, Fuhr,
Meek and Fletcher
left
the meeting
at 2: 05 p. m.
USC: Financial Aid Forms Discussed - Postponed ( Vol 108)
Minutes SBA
May
9- 10,
1979Approval
of Proposed
Student
Fee Rates
for
FY
1979- 80
Access Road - East Entrance Final Acceptance State
Project No. 2235
USC: Resolution: Signature Authorization - Bank Accounts - Approved
4- 5 4- 7
Upon motion
by Dr.
Graham,seconded
by Mr.
Stencel, the Board approved theresolution to designate positions and titles of the USC officials to be author-
ized
for
funds
held
in University
bank
accounts.
Mr.Farley
abstained.
USC: Selected Program Reports and Activities
April
Report on Efforts to Improve Academic Standards 2- 8
Contracts and Grants Received 4- 2
May
Contracts and Grants Received 4- 6
PVCC: Procedural Board Actions - Approved
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved the follow-ing actions.
Designation of College Officers - Exempt Offices of PVCC 1- 3
Personnel Actions
Appointments 1- 5
Supplemental Pay to Faculty and Professional
Staff
1- 6Approval of a Contract Between Pueblo Manpower Admin- 1- 7
istration/ Neighborhood
Housing
Service of Pueblo
and Pueblo Vocational
Community
College
for a
Vocational Housing Renovation Program
Approval of the New Pueblo Vocational Community College
1- 8Catalog
for the Academic
Year
1979- 80 (
as amendedin Carryin item) which includes after the last word -
Catalog," "
and the calendar therein."Commissioning
of
a Law Enforcement
Officer
1- 9Authorization
on PVCC
Contracts
to
the
President
of
PVCC,
1- 10Excluding
Transactions
Involving
Land,
Water Rightsor Property
Designation on Bank Account Signatory
1- 11PVCC: Contracts: School District 60, for Vocational Education - Approved
Upon motion
by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded
by Dr.
Graham, the Board approved contractsto
provide
vocational
education
for
487
students
in
School
District
60,
for1979- 80 school year, through the area vocational school designation. Mr.
Minutes SBA
May
9- 10,
1979May
Enrollment
Summary
for Winter Trimester
1979
A Report on the San Miguel Allende Program 1975- 1979
Investment Schedule FLC Funds March 31, 1979
Dr. Daniel E. Gibbons Selected to Receive Research
Fellowship
for Work at Johnson
Space Center
Summary
of Gas Usage
and Cost Natatorium
Comparison
Before and After Solar Installation
FLC: Agenda Items Deleted
4- 3 4- 4
4- 6 4- 7
4- 8
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, FLC withdrew its April requestItem 2- 7)
requesting a supplemental appropriation for snow removal and its May
Agenda Item 4- 9 concerning
staffing patterns pending final action by the General
Assembly.
USC: Procedural Board Actions - Approved
Upon motion
by Dr.
Graham,seconded by Mr.
Stencel, the Board approved thefollowing
actions
for
the University
of Southern
Colorado.
April
May
Personnel Actions
Appointments Reappointments
Changes in Employment Status
Leaves of Absence
Resignations
Affirmative Action Report
Supplemental
Pay
to Faculty
and Professional
Staff
Recommendations for Promotion
Summer Session Contracts
Elimination of $
1. 00 Charge
for Transcripts
Approval of Degree Candidates -
End
of
Spring
Semester 1979 Personnel Actions Appointments Reappointments Changes in Employment Leaves of Absence Icesignations
Supplemental
Pay
to Faculty
and
Approval of Degree Candidates -
Semester 1979
Data
Processing,
Fire Protection,Project No. 2526
Approval Authorized Signatures
University Bank Accounts
Approval
of
Late
Payment
Fees
FY
1979- 80
Status
Professional End of Summer
Staff
Final Acceptance
for Funds Held in
2- 1 2- 3 2- 3 2- 4 2- 5
2- 6
2- 9 2- 10 2- 11 4- 1 4- 34- 4
Minutes
SBA
May
9- 10,
1979SBA System: Bonded Indebtedness Obligation ( Vol 205, 108)
Upon motion by Dr.
Graham,seconded by Mr.
Beers, the Board recommended tothe Trustees
of State College
Consortium
that PVCC be obligated
annually
for
a net
payment
of $
78, 360 toward redemption of the 1972 bonds issued/refunded under the auspices of the State College Housing System,
this pay-ment to be a static amount paid as required for the life of the bonds ( 19
years).
Dr. Caduff,
Acting President
of PVCC,
and Mr. William McGregor,Deputy
Dir-
ector of the Division of Community Colleges,
agreed to recommend to theState Board of Community
Colleges
and Occupational
Education
on the action
item --that PVCC will be obligated annually for $
78, 360 ( net), this tocontinue through i995- 96 ( under the assumption that reserve funds can be
used to make the 1996- 97 and 1997- 98 payments).
USC: Fees:
Student Activity
Fee FY 1979- 80 -
Approved Vol 108)Upon motion by Mr.
Stencel,seconded
by Mr.
Farley,
the Board approved theproposed
student
activity
fees and student
parking
fee schedule. (
SeePresident' s Report 4- 5).
USC: Fees: Student Fee Rates Room and Board FY 1979- 80 - Approved
Upon motion
by Ms.
Haddon,seconded
by Mr.
Stencel, the Board approved the1979- 80 room and board rates as proposed. Dr. Graham voted no. ( See Presi-
dent' s Report 4- 5).
USC:
Catalog:
Authorization to Print - Approved ( Vol 108)By consensus
action
the Board
approved
the printing
of
the 1979- 80 University
Catalog.
CSU: Annual Report - Received ( Vol 412)
Upon motion
by Dr.
Graham,seconded
by Dr.
Fuhr, the 1979- 80 annual reportof CSU, entitled " Achievements of the 70' s - Goals for the 80' s" was received
and placed on file.
CSU: Land: Cuthbertson Tract Foothills Campus: Exchange of Land - Approved
Vol 412)
Upon motion by Mr.
Stegner,seconded by Mr.
Beers, the Board approved theexchange
of 0. 798 acres
of Colorado
State
University
land (
described asTract 1 on the following survey plat)
to Robert H.and
Dorothy
K.
Udall for0. 798
acres
of Udall
land ( described
as
Tract
2 on
the
following
survey
plat),
both tracts of land being located at the extreme northern edge of the Foot-
hills Campus in land parcels known as the Cuthbertson and Michaud Tracts.
Assistant
Attorney
General
J.
M. Goldhammer is requested to represent theBoard' s interests
at
closing.
Minutes
SBA
May 9- 10,
1979on USC priority shift
from ACT to College Board financial aid forms,
withthe direction that
the issue be resolved administratively.
Recess
A recess
was declared
at
2: 30 p. m.
The session resumed at
2: 45 p. m.
Executive Session
The Board declared
an Executive Session for attorney/ client discussions at
2: 45 p. m.,
and
resumed
open
session
at
3: 50
p. m.
Roll
Mr.
Beers
left
the meeting
to return
home
at 3: 50 p. m.,
May 10,
1979.FLC: Procedural Board Actions - Approved
Upon motion by Dr.
Fuhr,seconded by Mr.
Stegner, the Board approved thefollowing
actions
for Fort Lewis
College.
April Page
Personnel Items
Resignations 1- 1
Modification of Contracts,
Faculty and Professional Staff
1- 2Candidates for Degrees April 1979 2- 1
Spring Trimester 1979 Staffing Pattern for the Division of
2- 6Cultural Studies, Title III
May
Personnel Items
Initial Employment Agreement 1- 3
Modification of Contracts,
Faculty and Professional
Staff
1- 4Program NSF CAUSE 1- 4
Program Cultural Committee 1- 4
Resignations
Faculty
and Professional
Staff
1- 1- 5Budget Items
Revised
General
Fund
Operating
Budget
1978- 79
2- 13Exempt Employee Compensation - Increase in Insurance
Benefits from $ 480 to $ 540/ yr. ( Carryin) 2- 14
Change in Administrative Titles ( Carryin) 2- 14
FLC: Selected Program Reports and Activities
April
Joint Budget Committee Request for a Survey of
Faculty Productivity
Continued
Undergraduate
Accreditation
of
School
of
Business Administration, Fort Lewis College,
by
the American
Assembly
of
Collegiate
Schools
of
Business4- 1
Report of the Secretary
to the
State Board of Agriculture
andGeneral Board Business
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY
COMMITTEE REPORTS
GENERAL BUSINESS
TO THE
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
MAY 9- 10, 1979
INDEX
PAGE
Election
of
Officers
of
the
State
Board
of
Agriculture
1- 1Approval
of
the Minutes
of
the March
16,
1979 Meeting
2- 1Dates
and
Locations
for Future Meetings
3- 1Amendments
to
the
Rules
and
Procedures
of
the
State
4- 1Board of Agriculture
Horticulture
Greenhouse
Renovation
Project
CSU
5- 1Ratification of Executive Committee Action - Public 6- 1
Office Candidates
Correction to December 13- 14, 1979 minutes of SBA System, 7- 1
PVCC- Dr. Gerald Caduff
Report
of
Land
Commissioners
on Agricultural
College Lands
8- 1Reports of the Committees of the Board 9- 1
Articles of Interest 10- 1
Sale of Residence 11- 1
Secretary'
s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10- 79 1- 1
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Election of Officers of the State Board of Agriculture
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Election of the President
Election of the Vice President
Appointment of the Third Member to the Executive Committee
Election
of
the
Secretary
Election of the Treasurer
Election of the SBA Representative
to the CCHE Advisory Committee
Election of an Alternate
to
the
CCHE
Advisory
Committee
Expanation:
In accordance with the Rules ar: Procedures of the State Board of
Secretary'
s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING
5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
2- 1
Approval of the minutes of the March 16,
1979 meeting of
the
Board,
as
reported
by
the
Secretary.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOVED,
the
Board
approve
the minutes
of
the
Secretary,
the Committeesand General Business of the Board, SBA Systems, Fort Lewis College,
Colorado
State
University
and
the
University
of
Southern
Colorado
in
the form in which they were mailed to
the Board.
EXPLANATION:
Secretary' s Report
Committees and General Business 3- 1
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Dates and locations for future meetings
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
Information only
EXPLANATION:
The
following
meetings
have
been
set
for
the
State
Board
of
Agriculture:June 21 Pueblo USC, System, FLC Business
July
18- 19- 20
Keystone Seminar for All InstitutionsAugust 16 Fort Collins
September 20 Durango
October 18 Denver
November 15 Pueblo
Secretary'
s
Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79 4- 1
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Amendments to the' Rules and Procedures of the State Board of Agriculture.
RECO IENDED ACTION:
MOVED,
that
the
Board
approve
the
following
amendments
to
the
Rules
and
Regulations of the State Board of Agriculture:1) Amend items 2 and 3 of Section 2,
designation
of
Standing
Committees,
Article V,
Committees
of
the
Board
by:
Deleting
Item
2 "
Committee for Finance,Campus
Planning,
Buildings and GroundsDeleting
Item
3 "
Committee
on Faculty
and
Staff
Affairs"
Adding
Item 2 " Committee on CSU"Adding
Item 3 " Committee on USC"Adding
Item 4 " Committee on FLC"2)
Amend
Items
2
and
3 of
Section
4,
Article V "Particular
Standing
Committees - membership;deleting
and
adding
the
aforementioned
committees; and
4b Duties:
by combining the powers and duties of the Finance and
Faculty
Staff Affairs
into
the duties
of
the newly designated
Institutional Committees.3)
The Executive
Committee
membership
shall be divided
among
the
three institutional committees
Secretary' s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
5- 1
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Horticulture Greenhouse Renovation Project
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOVED,
that
the
Board
ratify
the
Executive
Committee'
s
action
approving
the
award
of
a
construction
contract
to
Reid
Burton
Construction
Company
in the amount of $ 412, 233 for the Horticulture Greenhouse Renovation
Project
at
Colorado
State
University.
EXPLANATION:
With
the
cancellation
of
the
April
meeting
of
the
board,
the approvalSecretary' s Report
Committees and General Report
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
6- 1
Ratification of Executive Committee Action
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOVED,
the
Board
ratify
the action
granting
permission
for
the
following
individuals to seek public office:
Ron Millar, Extension Farm Agent to run for School Board
in Yuma, Colorado
Robert J. LaRocque,
Government
Supply
Officer
in
the
Office
of
the Vice President
for Research
CSU
to run
for City
Council
of Fort CollinsEXPLANATION:
Board
policy
requires
employees
of
its
institutions
to
seek
approval
from
Secretary'
s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
7- 1
Correction to December 13- 14, 1978 minutes of SBA System, page 10, Vol. 203.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOVED, that the minutes of the Board' s December 13- 14,
1978
meeting
concerning
the "
Appointment
of
Acting
President
of
Pueblo
Vocational
Community
College -
Approved" , be amended as follows:
Upon
motion
by
Mr.
Norris,seconded
by
Mr.
Breeze, the Board appointed Dr.Gerald
Caduff
to
the
position
of
Acting
President
of
P. V. C. C.
forthe period
January
1,
1979 through June 30, 499- 88 ( 1979), with a1949- 88 ( 1978- 79)
salary at the current level of $
33, 024.The
Acting
President will report to the SBA System. It is further understood that
the
appointment
of
a permanent
president
will
be
the
responsibility
of
the board designated to govern P. V. C. C. after June 30, 1980.
EXPLANATION:
See attached
memorandum
dated December
4,
1979.It is anticipated that Dr.
Caduff' s salary will be set at
the May meeting
Secretary' s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA G
5/ 9- 10/ 79
7- 1( a)STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE SYSTEM
Fort Collins, Colorado 80523
Colorado State University, Fort Collins
University of Southern Colorado, Pueblo
Office of the President
303) 491- 6212
December
4,
1978
MEMORANDUM
T0:
A.
R.
Chamberlain
E.
T.
Petrone
FROM:
J.
R.
Schoemer1
tA•er
Board
item:
SBAS
1-
1
SUBJECT:
Error in Dec
Board
item SBAS
1- 1
erroneously
indicatesa " 1979- 80 salary at the
current
level
of $ 33, 024."
The
item
should
read
with
a
1978- 79
salary
at the current
level
of $
33, 024.
It is anticipated
that Dr.
Caduff' s 1979- 80 salary will
be set
by the SBA sometime this spring.
Secretary'
s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
8- 1
Report of the State Board of Land Commissioners on Agricultural College
Lands
for
FY
1977- 78
pursuant
to
CRS
1973
36- 1- 143.
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
None -
for
information
only -
receive and place on file.EXPLANATION:
Secretary'
s
Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
9- 1
Reports of the Committees of the Board
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
None,
information
only
EXPLANATION:
Faculty Reports
Student Reports
Report
of
the
Subcommittee
on Affirmative
Action
Secretary'
s
Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Articles of Interest
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
10- 1
None -
informational
items
only
EXPLANATION:
Secretary'
s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79 10- 1( a)
We trained hard . . .
but
every
time
we
were
beginning
to form up into teams,
we would be reorganized. I wasto
learn
later
in
life
that
we
tend
to
meet
any
new
situation
by
reorganizing . . .
and a wonderful methodit
can
be
for
creating
the
illusion
of
progress
while
producing
inefficiency
and demoralization.
Secretary' s Report
nmmittees & General Business
SBA MEETING 5/' 9- 10/ 79 10- 1( b)
I:
ckers
Say
Regents Goofed
By ART BRANSCOMBE
r and SHARON MERMAN
Denver Post Staff Writers
University
of
Colorado' regents,
by
going public" with their " alternative" to
legislative
Joint
Budget
Committee
pro-
posals for higher education budget and
enrollment cuts, may have blown any
chances for a compromise, say the chair-
men of the Colorado House and Senate
education committees.
Sen. Hugh Fowler, R -Littleton, and
Rep. Tom Tancredo, R -Arvada, who con -
elder themselves the best friends higher education has in the Legislature, were
livid Friday over the regents' attempt the
day before to seize the initiative in their
struggle with the budget committee.
And Sen. Bili Hughes, R• Colorado
Springs, Budget Committee chairman, said he expecte the committee to go for-
ward with budget -cutting proposals, de-
spite the regents' action.THE BOARD OF REGENTS, meeting
in Denver Thursday, asked formally that
higher education receive its full 7 percent
share
of
funding
increases
allowable
under state law and that college and uni-versity governing boards " be given max-
imum budget flexibility
to administer
all
funds under their control."
Fowler
and
Tancredo
said
they have
been working with Gov. Dick Lamm . and
some Budget Committee members on
some of the same compromise ideas the
regents suggested.
If those ideas get labeled as " the
regents' plan,"
given the low credibility
the regents have in the Legblature, they
could be doomed, Tancredo and Fowler
said.
YoU know how the caucus is,"
Tancredo added. "
They (
Republicans,who control both houses of the Legisla-
ture) like to believe they' re the ones din-
ning things.
If they think they' re being backed into
a corner by the regents, they' ll line- up
behind the JBC," he Said.• ^'Backers Hit Regents Public' Move
Continued from page 2. ommended cutting enrollment ceilings —
to the cornhittee
last fall
proposing
a
and faculty positions —
at CU -Boulder,epending
increase
of about
16 percent,
Colorado State Unive-..,:ty and the Univer-
which indicated to me they weren' t all
sity of Northern Colorado, in an attempt
that serious about mans :g their budg-
to divert . students to other state colleges.
e "
Further faculty cuts would result from
The General Assembly, in an approprl-
use of a new " productivity" formula1 ation amendment passed last year, man-
designed
to force professors
to spend
dated that general fund spending this
t . ore time with students.
1, year can increase only up to 7 percent
And the committee proposes to transfer
o rnli.
had come in with this 7
9 " duplicative" undergraduate programs
they
per-t
CU -Denver
to
Metropolitan
State
cent ( raise) level to start with," Hughes
lege.
added, " the committee would have been
The zegents Thursday opposed all these
very interested.
moves.Things like that ( proposed 16 percent
Speaking of the cuts In enrollment
raise) lowered our. confidence level"
in
ceilings at CU -Boulder and CSU, Hughes
em, he said. termed that "
an
Issue
of
access"
toCOMMITTEE has rec- higher education.
What are we supposed to say to our
caucuses now? That we' ve thought this
over and we agree with the regents?" Fowler asked.
The two said' Regent Peter Dletze, who urged the regents to take the initiative in their dispute with the lawmakers, le " en-
titled to a little naivete,"
being a new
regent. But Fowler said that, ae a law-
yer, Dietze ought to have known you
don' t talk publicly about delicate negotia-
tions until agreements are firm.
HUGHES, INTERVIEWED separately
from - Fowler
and Taitoredo,
said
it le
much too late for the CD regents to be
putting forward
their alternative
to the
Budget Committee proposals.
I think we' ve decided to go ahead with
our recommendations,
although
we fully
expect
the
caucus
to modify
some
of
them," Hughes averted. " 1 feel our rec- ommendations were remade on a sound
data base."
And Sen. Ruth Stockton, R -Lakewood, attothei mantel' of ' the budget commit- tee, Indicated she didn' t expect the GOP
caucuses to modify the recommendations
very much.
We' ve
got
plenty
of
support,"
she said. "We' re getting letters saying we' re
right."Secretary'
s
Report
Committees & General Business
SBA MEETING 5/ 9- 10/ 79 11- 1
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Sale of Residence
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
None.
EXPLANATION:
Secretary' s
Report
Committees and General Business SBA MEETING 5/ 9/ 79
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Pending
Litigation
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
No action required - report only.
EXPLANATION:
See attached pages for report.
Secretary'
s
Report
Committees and General Business
SBA MEETING
5/ 9/ 79 12- 1( a)REPORT
TO
THE
STATE
BOARD
OF
AGRICULTURE
ON
PENDING
LITIGATION
A.
Litigation Pending in Federal Court.
1.
Mary Alice Hill
v. Colorado
State University,
et al.I will
discuss
this case with the Board at the meeting.
2.
Keith
R.
Grebe
v.
the
State
Board
of
Agriculture,
et al.A settlement
conference
has been
scheduled
by the Court on April
30,
1979.
B.
Litigation
Pending
in State Court.
1.
The
Painter
Estate
No change.
2.
Colette v.the
State
Board
of
Agriculture,
et al.This case has been continued
indefinitely.
I
will
discuss
the
case
with
the Board
at the meeting.
3.
Alvin
Miller
v.
the
State
Board
of Agriculture
No change.
4.
Espey v.
the
State
Board
of
Agriculture
The plaintiff has voluntarily dismissed this case and dropped his
allegations
against
the
State
Board.
C.
Cases
in which Counsel
for the State' s Insurer
Is Representing
the
University.
1.
Tompkins
v.
the
State
Board
of Agriculture
No
change.
2.
James
A.
Nelson v.the
State
Board
of Agriculture
No change.
3.
Tracey Mumey and Vernon Porter v.
Colorado State University
Secretary'
s Report
Committees and General Business
SBA
MEETING
5/ 9/ 7912- 1( b)
C.
Cases in which Counsel for the State' s Insurer Is Representing the
University (
cont' d.).
4.
Beth Margaret
Kubly v.
the
State
Board
of
Agriculture
Plaintiff
claims $
100, 000 in damages
for a fall
which
she allegedly
Report of Fort Lewis College
to the
Report of Fort Lewis College
to the
FORT LEWIS COLLEGE
REPORT OF PRESIDENT BERNDT TO THE
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
SECTION I - PERSONNEL ITEMS
Resignations - Housing Personnel
Angstadt, Peter 1- 1
Connors,
Mary L.
1- 1Walthers, Bruce N. 1- 1
Modification of Contracts
Program - National Youth Sports
Giersch, Marvin L. 1- 2
Program - Campus Recreation - Intramurals
Roach, Barbara 1- 2
Program -
Athletics/ Wrestling
Steinle, Harlan 1- 2
Program - Student Union Board - Concert
Zeisler, Dennis 1- 2
SECTION II - GENERAL ITEMS
Candidates for Degrees April 1979
Spring
Trimester
1979
Staffing
Pattern
for
the Division of Cultural Studies, Title III Authorization to Make Supplemental Request
to Joint Budget Committee
SECTION III - VERBAL REPORTS TO THE BOARD
SECTION IV - REPORT ITEMS
2- 1
2- 6
2- 7
Joint
Budget
Committee
Request
for
a Survey
of Faculty
Productivity
4- 1Continued Undergratuate Accreditation of
the School of Business Administration,
Fort Lewis College,
by
the American
Assembly
of
Collegiate
Schools
of
Business 4- 2
Enrollment
Summary
for Winter
1979
4- 3A Report on the San Miguel Allende
Program 1975- 1979 4- 4
Colorado Commission on Higher Education
STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
Regular Meeting April
10- 11,
Fort Lewis College
Section I - Personnel Items
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
1979
Resignations -
Housing
Personnel
Page 1- 1
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOVED,
that the following recommended action be and is hereby approved:
Approval of resignations as outlined below.
EXPLANATION: Name 1. Angstadt, Peter 2. Connors,
Mary L.
3. Walthers, Bruce N. Position Coordinator, Centennial Apartments Coordinator, East Complex Coordinator, West Complex Effective Date March 31, 1979 April 21, 1979 April 21, 1979STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
Regular
Meeting
April
10- 11,
1979Fort Lewis College
Section I - Personnel Items
MATTERS FOR ACTION:
Modification of Contracts -
Faculty
and Professional
Staff
Page 1- 2
RECOMMENDED ACTION:
MOVED,
that
the following
recommended
action be and is hereby approved:
Approval of modifications of contracts as outlined below.
EXPLANATION:
Name Rank/ Position
Program - National Youth Sports Program
1. Giersch, Marvin L. Assoc. Professor of
Physical Education add $ 900. 00 Reason for Modification:
Activity
Director
and
Liaison
Officer
of
this
special
program 1- 1- 79 through 5- 31- 79.
Program - Campus Recreation - Intramurals
2. Roach, Barbara Asst. Director, Outdoor
Pursuits Program add
Reason for Modification:
Teaching
a modern
dance
class.
Program - Athletics/ Wrestling
3. Steinle, Harlan
248. 90
Supervisor of Admissions add $ 175. 00
Reason for Modification:
Referee
for
wrestling
matches.
Program - Student Union Board - Concert
4. Zeisler, Dennis Asst. Professor
of Music add $ 30. 00