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Minutes of

permanent basis and administered by the Department of University Extension.
The following regulations are preposed:

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the University Faculty August 11, 1948

1. Each course offered in a University of Kentucky off:
campus center and each course offered by extension and each

instructor for these courses shall be approved by the dean and the head ‘rfi
of the department'of the college and department in which the course is {Kt
regularly offered on the Lexington campus. (This is the current practice).

2. Every prospective instructor in a University of Kentucky off9
campus center must be recommended to the President for appointment by
the head of the department and the dean of the college prior to the

instructor
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Colonel MacKenzie reported to the Faculty that a conference was

being held

the University's Military Department; that the results of this conference
would affect students at the University of Kentucky.
the Department would be prepared to answer questions concerning the new
draft law after the 28th of August.

Presi
of Lyman T
School.

The meeting adjourned.

‘Absence explained

Minutes 2: the University Faculty October ll. 1948

The University Faculty met in the Assembly Room of Lafferty Hall

Monday. 0c

absent were George K. Brady‘. Alfred Brauer. A. J. Brown. Frank A.
Dickey'. May K. Ducan. Carsie Hammonds. M. Jongeward, Frank D.

Peterson.
D. V.

In connection with the above,
plan approved by the University's Board of Trustees under which
graduate and professional work couldbe given to Negroes at Kentucky
State College.

'5 empldyment by the Department of University Extension.

at Fort Meade this week, attended by representatives from

He stated that

dent Donovan reported briefly to the Faculty on the suit ‘g»
. Johnson. Negro. to be admitted to the University Graduate fly
President Donovan outlined the '

 

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Irwin T. Sanders‘. Earl P. Slone, William 5. Taylurfi and

The minutes of August ll were read and approved.

Terrell. ‘

President Donovan introduced and welcomed the newly elected
members of the University Faculty and explained briefly the plan by

which the

group represented the general faculty of the University.

Assistant Dean Horlacher of the College of Agriculture and Home

Economics.

‘Explaincd

presented the following recommendations from that College; i

Substitute Botany 1, 4 credits. for Botany la and lb in
the various curricula.

Substitute Zoology l for Zoology 25

Change the statement concerning English D to read as
follows: