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176
T. R. Briggs, Chemistry
300
C. J. Engelder, Chemistry 75
S. G. George, Engineering
300
{vice Burrows, resigned)
W. E. Beitz, Engineering
( vice Urquhart, resigned)
F. L. Dimmick, Psychology
6. Resolved, That the following changes be made in the Summer
School in Agriculture :
Appointments
300
100
Walter N. Hess, Entomology $ioo
Cora A. Smith, Nature Study
100
L. E- Cook, Rural Education 100
H. E. Vick, Biology
Resignations
G. A. Works, Rural Education $400 trans, to 3rd term
S. W. Frost, Entomology
100
" " " "
Winifred Moses, Home Economics 200
7. The following new appointments were made to the instructing
staff of the 1916 Summer Survey Camp :
W. L. Conwell, at a compensation of $150 for the season {vice C. L.
Walker, resigned).
J. E. Perry, at a compensation of $110 for the season {vice C. Cran
dall, resigned).
W. E. Beitz, (reappointed), at a compensation of $75 for 3 weeks
(instead of $135 for full time).
T. L. Smith, at a compensation of $75 for the season {vice Beitz).
8. Resolved, That beginning with the academic year 1916-17 all
persons who have not previously registered in the University, but who
wish to take work in the C. E. Summer Survey Camp, be required to
pay to the Treasurer of the University a fee for tuition of $15 ; this
fee to be in addition to the regular subsistence fee of $30 now re
quired of all.
9. Further Resolved, That James A. Anderson and William H. R.
Haggart be exempt from the payment of this tuition fee, as Dean
Haskell had last year made arrangements for their entering on this
basis.
10. Upon the recommendation of the Library
100
the matter had been referred by this Committee) the salary
Council (to which
of G. de
Grassi, Assistant Superintendent Stacks Division in the Library, was
fixed at $900 per annum.
11. Resolved, That the salary of Sergeant Theodore Nagle ($480 Asst.
to Commandant, and $120, Supt. Armory) be increased to $900 for