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General Faculty met in the faculty room May 7, 1915, Pros.
ident Barker presiding.
‘5 Present: President Barker, Dr. Boyd, Professors Dentzler,

Davis, Freeman, Gillie, Grohen, Hooper” Judge Lefferty, Dr. Hac~

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enzie, Professor Melcher, Dr. Peter, Dr. Pryor, Professor Rowe,
Professor Terrell, Dr. Tigert, Professor Turner, Dr, Tuthill,
Dr. Tuttle, Lieutenant Underwood5 Professor Zembrod.

The minutes of the previous meeting read and approved.

After readinv the minutes of the Last wenerul facult! meet~
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ing, Doctor Tipert moved to dispense with the reading of the

minutes of the special meetings.
The President stated that there had been some question
I, as to the correct date for commencement, and suggested that

some action be taken to fix, permanently, the date for the

future. After some discussion, it was moved “That the Faculty

request the Board of Trustees to pass anew on the date of com- ‘
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mencement for 1916 and the succeeding years." Motion carried. [
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As the date of commencement this years conflicts with that ‘

of Transylvania University, a Committee was appointed, com-

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posed of Dr. Tigert, Professors Z mhrod and lreeman3 to communi-
cate with Transylvania how this occurred.

The giggiiergﬁixing the date for the opening of school was

next taken up. On motion of Dr. Terrell, it was voted "That

the University adhere to the catalogue announcement for opening
next fall".

Professor Mathews requested that a committee be appointed“

to arrange, if possible, fixing the registration Week so as to

conflict with the Week of the State Fair. President Barker ap~

pointed Professors Mathews, Terrell and Hooper to report at the

first general meeting next fall.

The President called for a report from special committee
appointed to recommend to the general faculty rules governing

the selection of the honor students. The report is as follows:

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"Tho "special committee" appointed by the President "to form~
ulete and recommend to the general faculty rules and regulations
governing the selection of honor student", submits the following:-

1. To be eligible for ”commencement honors“, a student must'
have been in attendance at this University three full years

2. No student shall be eligible for "commencement honors"
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l he shall have incurred a condition, nor unless he
shall have maintained a minimum standing of:-

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Recognizing that "commencement honors“ should not be conferred
on the basis of scholarship alone, the committee recommends
further:
That the names of those students whose scholarship roc-
ords would make them eligible for "commencement honors"
be submitted by the Registrar to the faculties of their
respective colleges, and that-it shall be the duty of
each faculty to consider carefully the character and

personality of each candidate and to report in writing
to the Registrar its selection of honor students.”

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The Dean of the College of Arts and Science being absent,
Professor Dantzler presented the name of Miss Hall as a candi-

date for degree of AGB., subject to the approval of Dean Miller.

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Doctor Mackenzie, Dean of the Graduate School,‘eetered the
following names as candidates for advanced degrees:
For degree of Master of Arts:
Zechariah Pierce Hamilton
Temple Rice Hollcroft
David Yendoll Regan
For Degree of Master of Science in Agriculture:
William Durrett Nichols
For Degree of Mechanical EngineerprZZ/ec+rrca/ Egﬂj4‘
Hubert LeGrand Cornelisonil:.E:
Wilbur Wesley Stevenson-h4'El
For Master's Degree of Civil Engineer:
Robert Schuyler Heff
John E ward Robertson
Ralph Skiff

Thomas Evans Earle

Willdfd Dante Barrows

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For ras er‘s Degrec of Law:

Samuel Edwin Love

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For Honcrary Degree of gocﬁor of Laws,

Henry Skillman Breckirridpe

Frederick Schectz Jones
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Qexvctﬁ Henderson Young

For Honorary Degree Doctor of Engineering:~

David Francis Crawford

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