Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012, January 19, 1990, Page 3, Image 3

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    University
Tougher residency rules sought
Hx IVter ( ogswell
Emerald Reporter
In response to new enroll
men! needs the State Hoard ol
llighet lalutalton is proposing
.1 i hangem resident \ rules lh.it
xv ill in.ike it more ditlu nil for
oul-ol state students to gain
residents status in Oregon
In light ot new enrollment
polii ies we undertook a review
of polii ies. said l larv
(ihristensen assistant \ ii e
chant ellor lor student servit es
lor the Stale Hoard ol Higher
I aim at ion "Asa result w e tie
i ided to reorganize the rules
The State Hoard linn lie mak
ing i hangcs for more then just
enrollment polii ies though
said I a mi Pint krtf \ ol (begun
Student I aihhv
l'he\ are interested ill aildi
1ion.il revenue from people
paving out ol state lees
Him kne\ said I hex v\ant to
lie more in line with w hat other
states do
The ability to gel residence
quit kl\ III l begun has been a
bargain.'‘ she added
l aider the current system stu
dents are eligible tor resident v
status il they have eithei lived
ill the state lor IJ < onset olive
months while attending a uni
versity . or lived in the state lor
six i onset olive months rv itliout
attending a university
I'll.' i urrrill system also pro
vides tor .1 i ommittee th.it 1.111
.1 \\ .n il residence status on the
basis ot meritorious .ii hieve
incut
I ’nder tin' proposed system,
the In invt ui the state lol si\
months without attending .i
universitv .mil the committee
th.it i .in ayy.ird resideui e on the
basis ot si hol.istii .ii hievemenl
will lie done .iw .t\ w ith
(letting rid ol the i ommittee
would fitter I the university in
m.on vv.ivs. esjier i.ilh in terms
ot diversity I'iui kne\ said
W e .ire not tinit i run erned
w ith the si\ month rule .is most
students get resideui e In sl.n
ing in the si,ite tor lit months
she said "We are i oik erned
with gelt ing I III ot the alii I it y
tor students to gain resident \
through meritorious at hieve
menl
There are main students at
the I 'Diversity that would not
he able to he attending school
had they not been gianted resi
dent status In this committee
Pint kne\ said
( hristenseii does not feel get
ling i id ol the i ornmittee \\ ill
adversely .liter t diversity on the
I un ersitv campus
We think that there is am
pie opportunitv toi both resi
dents and nun residents inulei
the new polu \ he said We
w ill he able to maintain the di
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