9 May 2005 - Jesus College
9 May 2005 - Jesus College
9 May 2005 - Jesus College
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Unreserved Business <strong>College</strong> Council 9 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2005</strong><br />
1497. Educational Board<br />
Council received the unconfirmed minutes of the unreserved business of the<br />
meeting of the Educational Board held on 14 March <strong>2005</strong>.<br />
1498. Access Liaison Officer<br />
At the instance of the Senior Tutor and noting approval for the post expires on 29<br />
July <strong>2005</strong> Council agreed, subject to Bursarial Committee approval, the<br />
continuance of the Access Liaison Officer post on the current shared basis with<br />
Homerton and Christ's <strong>College</strong>s.<br />
1499. <strong>Jesus</strong> <strong>College</strong> Study Grants: Award<br />
On the recommendation of the Senior Tutor and Financial Tutor, Council agreed<br />
the award of twenty nine study grants (plus eight possible additional grants)<br />
ranging in value from £50 to £600, with £9,470 being the total allocated (plus a<br />
possible additional £2,900).<br />
1500. <strong>Jesus</strong> <strong>College</strong> Study Grants: Award from the General Scholarship Fund<br />
Council noted that the current balance in the General Scholarship Fund is<br />
approximately £170,000 and that undergraduate contributions from the<br />
Development Office for the first two quarters of this year total £36,000. On the<br />
recommendation of the Senior Tutor, Council approved a further sum of £2,000<br />
from the General Scholarship Fund to enable the awarders to make further Study<br />
Grants (if required) to deserving applicants.<br />
1501. Long Vacation Projects - Expenditure: IT Department<br />
On the recommendation of the Bursarial Committee (agreed by circulation),<br />
Council agreed the following IT related expenditure:<br />
(a) Data storage - replacement and future-proofing with SAN totalling £37,835;<br />
and<br />
(b) Introduction of a Messaging Service totalling £7,460.71<br />
1502. Long Vacation Projects – Expenditure: 17 and 32 New Square<br />
On the recommendation of the Bursarial Committee (agreed by circulation),<br />
Council agreed the following expenditure:<br />
(a) for refurbishment work at 17 New Square at the tender price of £151,850;<br />
and<br />
(b) for refurbishment work at 32 New Square at an estimated cost of £210,000.<br />
1503. IT Department Review: Working Party Report (CM.979, 1465)<br />
Council received the revised report and noted the additional information, which<br />
clarified the present duties of the IT Department personnel. Council agreed the<br />
report be copied to members of the Society with the addition of a summary sheet,<br />
in time for discussion at the 16 <strong>May</strong> <strong>2005</strong> Society Meeting.<br />
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