University of Nebraska Lincoln - Cornhusker Yearbook (Lincoln, NE)

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Administration Floyd Hoover Registrar Philip Colbert Dean of Student Affairs Carl Donaldson Business Manager 1 A •« ■ » »:

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Ilo.ird of Kci;i-llls: Led to KishI: C E Sw.inson. Ur ti N CIreenbcrg. J G. Elliott. C M H.irdm, J. L. Welch. F. Footc R Adkms. promises for a young imagination. Board of Regents Increases Tuition Fees for Fall Term An increase in tuition of $12 will become effective September. 1961. in order to alleviate financial responsibilities of the Student Health Center. The Board of Regents approved the in- crease last fall which should enable the Health Center to operate without a deficit. A little less than half of the S12 will be used for laboratory fees. The increase demand was necessitated by the rising number of students who received hos- pitalization during one year and also by the Health Center having to assume financial re- sponsibilities of its mental hygiene division. Another proposal of the Board was the re- location of the Interstate accesses so that the route would not run parallel to the campus. As the access is planned now, further expansion would be hampered in addition to inconveni- ences caused by increased traffic. The suggested route would be moved further from campus. Nebraska Board of Regents will be hosts next fall for the 39th annual meeting of the Association of Governing Boards of State Uni- versities and Allied Institutions. Dr. B. N. Green- berg was elected vice president of the nation- wide Association at the 1960 meeting. Some 200 people are expected to participate in the event which will be held at the Nebraska Center. 15

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Mrs. J. R. Eller Assistant Dean of Student Affairs P ' rank Hallfjien Associate Dean of Student Affairs 17